Their giant-dog-flying-through-a-window album cover might be abstract, but the tracklisting for the new Weezer album is no longer a mystery: Raditude, out Oct. 27, will have 10 songs, plus an array of extra tracks available with special versions of the album.

Lots of musicians tweet -- but all that Twitters is not gold.

That's why you'll want to check out SPIN.com every Friday to see whose tweets we're reading this week -- then update your TweetDeck! (Obligatory Self-Promotion: …while you're at it, be sure to follow @SPINmagazine!)

This week's winners:

Weezer can be counted on for a variety of things: Undeniably catchy choruses with gnomically nonsensical lyrics, disappointing post-2001 albums that exclude superior songs you'll eventually find on B-side collections, and somewhat amusing photos of a teenaged Rivers Cuomo sporting Aquanet metal hair.

Weezer giveth and Weezer taketh away -- then Weezer giveth again. A stream of the band's new single, the cumbersomely-titled "(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To," was recently posted to YouTube, then hastily removed.

Ever get annoyed when your favorite band refuses to play their old hits? Well, Bruce Springsteen's fans in Chicago won't be facing that problem. The Boss and his E. Street Band will be playing their 1975 classic Born To Run in its entirety on September 20 at the Windy City's Union Center!