Ween - Best Of

So...Here is the result of spare time and my desire to show my love towards the best band in the Universe. Ween.
I have compiled a list of what I believe is Weens best material. I almost put on a couple tracks from their early demos but decided against it. If anyone wants their more rare demo tapes such as the Squeegie LP or Axis: Bold As Boognish, you say the word and I'll upload them.
So yeah, here it is. A compilation of my favorite Ween tracks from 6 different albums.
Album is stated in parentheses.













TRACK LISTING:
1. The Mollusk (The Mollusk)
2. Polka Dot Tail (The Mollusk)
3. Buckingham Green (The Mollusk)
4. Ocean Man (The Mollusk)
5. The Argus (Quebec)
6. Happy Colored Marbles (Quebec)
7. Tried And True (Quebec)
8. Transdermal Celebration (Quebec)
9. You Fucked Up (GodWeenSatan)
10. Fat Lenny (GodWeenSatan)
11. Spinal Meningitis (Got Me Down) (Chocolate And Cheese)
12. Joppa Road (Chocolate And Cheese)
13. HIV Song (Chocolate And Cheese)
14. What Deaner Was Talking About (Chocolate And Cheese)
15. Bananas And Blow (White Pepper)
16. Flutes Of The Chi (White Pepper)
17. Your Party (La Cucaracha)

DL:http://rapidshare.com/files/192758784/Jake_s_Best_Of_Ween.zip.html

Comments

Aaron Fulci Lauricia said…
I'd be pretty in to it, if you posted those Ween demos, thanks.
February 10, 2009 at 6:21 PM
Anonymous said…
It would be killer if you could upload white pepper! :D
December 9, 2009 at 10:50 AM
PYITE said…
If you could reup this that would be amaziiinng!!
Thanks -
March 29, 2010 at 11:34 AM
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