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In 2008, Weezer drove around Los Angeles with their friend from these early years, Jackass' Johnny Knoxville to promote their new album. While driving around, the band returned back to the Amherst house and discussed some of its history. The exterior was unchanged but they did not go inside, so the fate of the houses and garages interior remains cloudy. | In 2008, Weezer drove around Los Angeles with their friend from these early years, Jackass' Johnny Knoxville to promote their new album. While driving around, the band returned back to the Amherst house and discussed some of its history. The exterior was unchanged but they did not go inside, so the fate of the houses and garages interior remains cloudy. | ||
It was announced in November 2020 that the house was scheduled to be demolished. It was demolished at some point prior to January of 2024. | |||
[[Image:thegarage1.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The garage, as seen in the Say It Ain't So music video.]] | [[Image:thegarage1.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The garage, as seen in the Say It Ain't So music video.]] | ||
'''The Garage''' is the location in the [[Amherst House]] where [[Weezer]] wrote, rehearsed and recorded their early songs. It is forever immortalized in both the songs, "[[In the Garage]]" and the "[[Say It Ain't So]]" music video. | '''The Garage''' is the location in the [[Amherst House]] where [[Weezer]] wrote, rehearsed and recorded their early songs. It is forever immortalized in both the songs, "[[In the Garage]]" and the "[[Say It Ain't So]]" music video. | ||