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Weezer's famous '''Flying =W=''' logo was designed by [[Patrick Wilson]] during the making of [[Weezer's third demo]], when he and [[Karl Koch]] were 'drawing' by dispersing fuzz that had collected on the studio walls.  They found it amusing, and Karl reproduced the logo onto the back of [[Rivers Cuomo]]'s jacket using the engineer's labeling tape.  Supposedly, Rivers wore it around LA until the tape fell off.  It is a simultaneous homage and spoof of Van Halen's classic logo, which featured 'wings' protruding from the band's intitials VH.
Weezer's famous '''Flying =W=''' logo was designed by [[Patrick Wilson]] during the making of [[Weezer's third demo]], when he and [[Karl Koch]] were 'drawing' by dispersing fuzz that had collected on the studio walls.  They found it amusing, and Karl reproduced the logo onto the back of [[Rivers Cuomo]]'s jacket using the engineer's labeling tape.  Supposedly, Rivers wore it around LA until the tape fell off.  It is a simultaneous homage and spoof of Van Halen's classic logo, which featured 'wings' protruding from the band's intitials VH.


The logo began appearing on merchandise almost immediately, including CDs, T-shirts, and more.  An offshoot of this logo was created in conjunction with the band's appearances under the moniker [[Goat Punishment]].  The wings were attached to the G and P to form =GP=, and featured on a limited run of Goat Punishment T-shirts.
The logo began appearing on merchandise almost immediately, including CDs, T-shirts, and more.  Pat applied the Flying =W= to his drumhead, alongside [[Bokkus]].  An offshoot of this logo was created in conjunction with the band's appearances under the moniker [[Goat Punishment]].  The wings were attached to the G and P to form =GP=, and featured on a limited run of Goat Punishment T-shirts.


==Lighting rigs==
==Lighting rigs==
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