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The same logo, sometimes with minor variations, has been used consistently through to the modern day. It appears on nearly every released [[Weezer]] album (with some exclusions, including ''[[Hurley]]'' and ''[[OK Human]]'', along with others mentioned later in this page) and is a mainstay on marketing material and merchandise. The modern logo is a consistent and recognizable symbol of the band, alongside the similarly notable [[Flying =W=]], and sees usage in almost every reference to Weezer today. | The same logo, sometimes with minor variations, has been used consistently through to the modern day. It appears on nearly every released [[Weezer]] album (with some exclusions, including ''[[Hurley]]'' and ''[[OK Human]]'', along with others mentioned later in this page) and is a mainstay on marketing material and merchandise. The modern logo is a consistent and recognizable symbol of the band, alongside the similarly notable [[Flying =W=]], and sees usage in almost every reference to Weezer today. | ||
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Image:WeezerLogoAlt.jpg|''[[Pinkerton]]''-era logo variation | Image:WeezerLogoAlt.jpg|''[[Pinkerton]]''-era logo variation | ||
Image:Van Weezer logo.jpg|''[[Van Weezer]]'' logo variation | Image:Van Weezer logo.jpg|''[[Van Weezer]]'' logo variation | ||