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Historic event: 10/05/1992

weezer show #26: Club Lingerie, Hollywood
Club Lingerie was located on Sunset Blvd, a good deal east of the Sunset Strip, more in the center of Hollywood. It was in the rock business for many years before being taken over and is now some sort of gentlemen's club or something. This was one of several Lingerie shows in the '92-'94
This show was a multi-band gig put together for the "Rock The Vote" organization, who had a voter registration booth at the show. That was an interesting election, in that George Bush Sr. was not at all popular amongst the young rockers of Hollywood, but no one thought he could be voted out. Maybe this show turned the tide? Other bands on the bill included weezer cronies Black market Flowers and El Magnifico, as well as Trancendental Hayride, and psychedelic sludge metalers Bigelf.
The journal entry on this show was a mixed review: "Good mix. String breaking chaos!"
setlist: unknown 
...Rock the Vote flyer, designer unknown...
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There are no known photos, or other info about this show, but included here is a photo from a camping trip several days earlier on 10-1. Pictured L to R are Darrin Pfieffer [later of Goldfinger], Patrick Finn [of 60 Wrong Sausages and other pre weezer bands, breifly in the Special Goodness, currently in Organic Mechanic], and original weezer guitar player Jason Cropper [later of Choper One]. 
==Today in Weezer History post==
Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer History" series on October 5, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/05/1992: Weezer plays its 26th show, at Club Lingerie, Hollywood. This show was a multi-band gig put together for the "Rock the Vote" organization, who had a voter registration booth at the show. That was an interesting election, in that George Bush Sr. was not at all popular amongst the young rockers of Hollywood, but no one thought he could be voted out. Clinton ended up winning, maybe this show turned the tide? Other bands on the bill included Weezer cronies Black Market Flowers and El Magnifico, as well as Trancendental Hayride, and psychedelic sludge metalers Bigelf. "Good mix. String breaking chaos!" -Karl's '92 journal.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 1992
==External links==
* Facebook post
* Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 1992
1992/05
Historic event: 10/06/1994

Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 6, 2013. (The date given in this post later turned out to be incorrect and was corrected in a later post, see HERE)
Today in Weezer History: 10/06/1994: Weezer opens for Live in New Britain, CT at The Sting. This show is significant because it ended up being the first ever weezer show that got bootlegged on CD. It was released as "Geezer" in early 1995. This was at the dawn of file sharing and mp3s, so there would be several more CD bootlegs in the 90s before everything went to Napster and such and bootleg CDs and LPs became just novelties for completest collectors. (The 'Geezer' CD is quite rare today, but the audio from this show is not that hard to find as audio files online).
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 1994
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post 
Category:Super-Chrono - October 1994
1994/10
Historic event: 10/07/2003

Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 7, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/07/2003: Weezer records several acoustic Demos, including "I Can Love". From June till November 2003 the band worked in a rented office in Hollywood and woodshedded new material, recording acoustic demos together. Later in 2003 they started recording "Make Believe" at Cello Studios with Rick Rubin, but they would end up stopping and re-starting the recording sessions several times, not actually completing "Make Believe" till spring 2005. A few of these office demos were eventually released, including "I Can Love" from todays session, which ended up as an iTunes preorder bonus track for The Red Album.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 2003
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 2003
2003/10
Historic event: 10/08/2011

Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer History" series on October 8, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/08/2011: A very sad day 2 years ago today, as Mikey Welsh, weezer bassist from '98-'01, passed away in a hotel room in Chicago. At that same time weezer was playing a show in Oklahoma and were planning on seeing Mikey at their show the next day in Chicago at the Riot Fest. RIP Mikey.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 2011
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 2011
2011/08
Historic event: 10/09/2008

Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 9, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/09/2008: 2008 - Weezer plays live at the Memorial Coliseum in Portland, OR on the Troublemaker Tour in support of The Red Album. The troublemaker Tour was marked by the nightly Hootenanny during the encore, where upwards of 50 local fans came up on stage to jam 3 songs with the band as Rivers directed the action. Every night was different, but most went well. Also this show was the beginning of a short run where the band covered Pink Floyd's "Time", with Rivers on drums and Pat on guitar and vocals. It was a pretty epic cover.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 2008
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 2008
2008/10
Historic event: 10/11/1996

Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 11, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/11/1996: Weezer performs in Sydney, Australia on the . The setlists form that period are a little mixed up but this one is very likely the set from that show.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 1996
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 1996
1996/10
Historic event: 10/13/2005

Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 13, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/13/2005: Weezer plays the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia on the Foozer Tour. Notable for a very large crowd of 13,749, which included Rivers' dad, witnessing his first weezer show - he said it was "spectacular". Also "The Damage In Your Heart" was played live for the first time tonight. "This will always be The Spectrum to me." -Pat, moments before being informed that the Wachovia Center is not the same building as the Spectrum.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 2005
*Karl's Corner - 10/13/2005
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 2005
2005/10
Historic event: 10/14/1994

Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 14, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/14/1994: Weezer opens for Live in Chicago, IL at the Riveria Theater. During this 2 month tour, Weezer was asked by SPIN magazine to shoot photos with a polaroid camera for an article that Rivers was asked to write about being on the road. They used 3 of the many photos we turned in. Its nearly impossible to date the photos exactly as there are few clues as to what photo was taken where. So this pic of the guys clowning around right before starting their show has been narrowed down and is probably from 10/14 in Chicago, but this is not confirmed.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 1994
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 1994
1994/10
Historic event: 10/17/2005

Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 17, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/17/2005: Weezer goes on The Howard Stern Show. At Howard Stern (in 2005 92.3 Krock anyway), the guest band shares the room with Howard and his crew, so the guys did all their interview stuff seated with their instruments, then broke into the songs when Howard suggested it. It was an exceptionally cool interview. It used to be archived on the 92.3 site with more pix, but it appears to be gone now. Heres a snapshot of the guys chatting with Howard during the commercial break after they were done.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 2005
*Karl's Corner - 10/17/2005
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 2005
2005/10
Historic event: 10/18/2005

Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 18, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/18/2005: Day one of a 2 day video shoot for "Perfect Situation", with director Mark Webb and guest star Elisha Cuthbert, and a whole bunch of weezer fans who answered the casting call for audience members at the "weeze" show. The shoot happened at the old Palace Theater in downtown L.A., on Spring Street. This Palace is on the Register of Historic Places, and isn't an active theater, but is generally rented out and dressed up for various movie, tv, video, and advertising shoots. The production company transformed nearly every nook and cranny into the various sets needed for the video, including the grand main stage.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 2005
*Karl's Corner - 10/18/2005
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 2005
2005/10
Historic event: 10/19/2001

Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 19, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/19/2001 - Weezer rehearses for "Maladroit" and touring. As 2001 wound down, Weezer, managed by themselves only at this point, embarked on an increasingly frantic schedule. In between legs of touring (Midget Tour, Extended Midget Tour, Hyper-Extended Midget Tour...) they would book studio time, working up new songs that would be recorded and mixed throughout the winter, with over 100 new rough mixes posted on weezer.com for the fans to comment on as the months went by. On this day the following report was filed by Rivers' assistant at the time, Sheeny: "The rehearsal tonight was again fine tuning of a few key songs. In that list were ones like ‘We Go Together’- which some of you may remember from the Midget Tour- ‘Your Room’, ‘Do You Want Me To Stay’, brand new ‘Slave’ and ‘Living Without You’. One notable change is that the tempos are getting considerably faster on some of these tracks. ‘Living Without You’ has some rad technical guitar and bass parts and it looks insane to watch the guys play it at this new, faster pace. As they finished the song there were lots of whoops of laughter at the monster frantic tempo and Scott threw out his pick for a new one saying "Damn, I need all the pick I can get for that one!" Rivers then suggested an instrumental version and that was truly awesome to see. They just whaled and jammed out on their parts and Rivers did a different solo that was wicked. "Wizardry" is what they called it."
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 2001
==External links==
*Facebook post
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Category:Super-Chrono - October 2001
2001/10
Historic event: 10/20/1991

First Sixty Wrong Sausages practice
Sixty Wrong Sausages was the first band to unite Rivers, Pat and Jason Cropper [the original other guitar player before Brian Bell]. The band was the brainchild of Pat Wilson and Patrick Finn, who rounded out the foursome. The band played a combo of Patrick Finn songs, Pat Wilson songs, and Rivers songs. All 3 of them switched off on lead vocals depending on which song it was. Rivers played the drums when Pat Wilson came up to lead on a song.
Stylisticly, the band was a bit confusing, but there were some killer tunes. From the near-metal/grunge assault of "Answer Man" and "Burn My Bridges", to the frenetic salsa-funk of "Sherrif Wong" and "Crayon Man" to the straight Pixies-like "Workplace", to the amalgamated freakouts of "Tennis Ball" and "Been Gi", there was something for everyone, but only for those who could handle a lot of curve balls.
60 Wrong Sausages had decided to record a demo first, then practice and play shows. This wasnt the usual formula, and it met with mixed results. The demo was called "The Cholesterol E.P.", but it was never distributed.
Practice #1: 10/20/91
Practice #2: 10/26/91
Practice #3: 10/28/91
Practice #4: 11/03/91
Practice #5: 11/09/91
Practice #6: 11/13/91
Practice #7: 11/20/91
Show: Phoenix Theatre, Petaluma CA, 11/29/91
Practice #8: 12/04/91
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 1991
Category:Super-Chrono - October 1991
Historic event: 10/20/2005

Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 20, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/20/2005 - Weezer plays "Beverly Hills" on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. This photo was taken right after the taping of the show, the band's performance being the show's conclusion. The show does the "bumpers" at this point, the short TV ads that promote the show earlier in the evening of the broadcast (the show is shot in the afternoon of the night it airs). No cameras were allowed in the audience (where Karl was seated for the taping) but... it looks like a few were snapped anyway. The main guest that night was Johnny Carson's sidekick Ed McMahon, seen chumming it up with Rivers here.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 2005
*Karl's Corner - 10/20/2005
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 2005
2005/10
Historic event: 10/21/1992

weezer show #28: English Acid, Hollywood
English Acid was a weekly club within a club, at a location on Santa Monica Blvd. in Hollywood that [I beleive] has since been closed up]. Its reputation was a little seamier and weirder than the average club, with the decor on the 'burlesque' side. But there were many rocking shows there.
Also on the bill were Black Market Flowers and several unknown bands. The only note located about this show was that it was "Rad! Thunderous!"
Setlist: partially known from an undated bootleg tape, that has been attributed to this date, but could possibly be from any of the bands 5 shows in October '92.
partial set (second half)
jonas
paperface
The world has turned
Answer Man
there are no [known] photos from this show. 2 flyer variations: L: original art for the Karl version, R: a rather humorously uninspired Matt design.
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NEW: Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 21, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/21/1992 - 10/21/92 - weezer show #28: English Acid, Hollywood. English Acid was a weekly club within a club, at 7969 Santa Monica Blvd. in Hollywood that has since changed names and focus several times, in 2013 it is called "Voyeur" and doesn't feature rock n' roll. As English Acid, its reputation was a little seamier and weirder than the average rock club, with the decor on the 'burlesque' side. Also on the bill this night were Black Market Flowers and several other bands. The only note located about this show in Karls journal was that it was "Rad! Thunderous!" Possible/likely setlist (partial), known from an undated bootleg tape, that has been attributed to this date, but could possibly be from any of the band's 5 shows in October '92. Partial set (second half): jonas, paperface, he world has turned, Answer Man. Top left: original flyer artwork by Karl. Top Right: printed flyer designed by Matt Sharp. Bottom: Club Voyeur, today.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 1992
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 1992
1992/10
Historic event: 10/22/1996

Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 22, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/22/1996 - Weezer plays the Liquid Room, in Tokyo Japan. This was weezer's first tour of Japan and it was pretty nuts. Kids were swarming the bands van whenever we were going to and from the shows, and they would camp out in the hotel lobby too. This was one of 3 nights at the Liquid Room in Tokyo, a well loved and rather small venue in a hi-rise shopping center. Photo shows the setlist from this night, as well as shots of Brian and Matt on stage.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 1996
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 1996
1996/10
Historic event: 10/23/1994

weezer plays the jon stewart show
fresh off the triumphant release of the undone - the sweater song single, weezer makes their second nationally televised tv appearance on the jon stewart show. 
the boys rocked the house down playing undone from their eponymous debut album. rivers seems to be talking about meeting ace frehley's ass in the improvised intro to undone. top fbi agents are working on finding out exactly what it is brian and matt are talking about during this show, and all findings have been declared classified. the undone performance was excellent as well as unexeptional, nothing of great interest occured
during the closing credits, weezer played what was to be their second single, buddy holly. 
with this, their second nationally televised tv appearance behind them, weezer then went on to play a series of dates opening for live 
NEW: Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 23, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/23/1994 - Weezer plays the Jon Stewart Show. Back in '94 Jon Stewart was just getting started and "The Daily Show" didn't exist yet. His "Jon Stewart Show" was brand new and was a late night talk show. Weezer makes their second nationally televised tv appearance on this day in NYC, playing Undone. Some say Rivers seems to be talking about meeting Ace Frehley's ass in the improvised intro. During the closing credits, weezer played what was to be their second single, Buddy Holly, and played it extra fast in an attempt to get to the song's climax before the credits were over at 1 minute 30 seconds. Their strategizing paid off, though this shortened second performance is much harder to find on youtube today than Undone, which itself is usually taken down by Viacom pretty fast.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 1994
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 1994
1994/10
Historic event: 10/24/1992

weezer show #29: The Doll Hut, Fullerton [Anahiem], CA
The Doll Hut is a legendary club where a lot of Orange County punk and rock bands cut their teeth back in the early 80's. Joyride set this gig up, having become buddies with weezer. Joyride was fronted by Steve Soto, who used to be in seminal SoCal punk band the Adolescents. The clubs atmosphere was basically a tough punk rock/biker bar vibe.
Rivers had fallen ill shortly before the show and was developing a severe throat condition. He was on the verge of collapsing and/or vomiting for the entire gig as the malady took hold of him. The band bowed out after playing a shortened set [which culminated in a very chaotic rendition of "Paperface"], and Rivers was sped home for an extended influenza experience that took him out of commission for several days. It wasnt the impression weezer was trying to make to the seasoned Orange County scene, but it would have to do! Also on the bill was Mad Dog.
Setlist: unknown 
there are no [known] photos from this show. Flyer by the Doll Hut.
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NEW: Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 24, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/24/1992 - Weezer plays The Doll Hut in Fullerton [Anahiem], CA, opening for Joyride who helped weezer get on the bill. Joyride was led by Steve Soto who was previously a founding member of the Adolescents, a major SoCal Punk band who did some reunion gigs in the last few years. He was also an original member of Agent Orange. Steve later went on to play in 22 Jacks (with Joe Sib from another weezer buddy band, Wax), and Punk Rock Karaoke. Joyride shared the bill with weezer a few times up in Hollywood earlier in the summer when weezer was getting their act together, and they became friends. ... The Doll Hut is a legendary club where a lot of Orange County punk and rock bands cut their teeth back in the early 80's. The clubs atmosphere was basically a tough punk rock/biker bar vibe, and fighting and broken beer bottles were the norm. ... Rivers had fallen ill shortly before the show and was developing a severe throat condition. He was on the verge of collapsing and/or vomiting for the entire gig as the malady took hold of him. The band bowed out after playing a shortened set [which culminated in a very chaotic rendition of "Paperface"], and Rivers was sped home for an extended influenza experience that took him out of commission for several days. It wasn't the impression weezer was trying to make to the seasoned Orange County scene, but it would have to do! Also on the bill was Mad Dog. Setlist: unknown aside from ending with "Paperface".
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 1992
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 1992
1992/10
Historic event: 10/25/2005

Posted on Weezer's official Facebook page as part of the "Today in Weezer history" series on October 25, 2013.
Today in Weezer History: 10/25/2005 - Weezer and the Foo Fighters play Portland OR, on the Foozer co-headlining tour. Each night weezer brought an audience member up to help play "Undone". Tonight they cheated a bit and brought up their old buddy Pat Finn, the man who brought the original members of weezer together, and briefly played in the band in '98 before Mikey joined, who lives in Portland. It was the first time they'd all played together since '98. (Pat also played in Pat Wilsons The Special Goodness in '99). Prior to the show there was heavy metal rap sessions with Dave Grohl backstage. Probot was discussed.
==See also==
*Super-Chrono - 2005
*Karl's Corner - 10/25/2005
==External links==
*Facebook post
*Instagram post
Category:Super-Chrono - October 2005
2005/10