Weezer

In December 1996, Weezer was riding high on the momentum from their self-titled debut album, commonly known as the 'Blue Album,' which had been released just two years prior. This live recording from the Electric Factory captures the band during a pivotal moment in their career, as they were beginning to gain significant traction in the alternative rock scene. Interestingly, this show took place shortly after the release of their sophomore album, 'Pinkerton,' which, despite initial mixed reviews, has since been revered as a cult classic. The performance features hits like "Tired of Sex" and "My Name Is Jonas," showcasing their dynamic stage presence and distinctive sound. The raw energy of this concert reflects a band that was still evolving, grappling with both their burgeoning fame and the personal themes that would come to define their music.

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