Weezer

In July 1995, Weezer took the stage at the Roskilde Festival, only a couple of years after their self-titled debut, commonly known as the "Blue Album," which dropped in 1994. This live performance marked a pivotal moment as the band was riding high on the success of that album, which featured hits like "Buddy Holly" and "Undone – The Sweater Song." Just a few months after this concert, they'd release their second album, "Pinkerton," revealing a more introspective and raw sound, contrasting their earlier work. This performance captured the group's early energy and charm, as they played to an enthusiastic crowd, sharing the stage with various legends. The rawness of the live recording is a fantastic slice of '90s alternative rock history, showcasing a band that was still finding its footing amid a whirlwind of fame and expectation.

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