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'''[[Weezer]] performed at the Horizontal Boogie Bar in Rochester, New York on [[November 27]], [[1994]]''' as part of the {{Blue Album Tour}}. The Dambuilders and Tugboat Annie were the opening acts.<ref name="November 25">[https://www.newspapers.com/image/138787494 Newspapers.com] archive of ''Democrat and Chronicle'', Friday, November 25, 1995, Page 23.</ref> | '''[[Weezer]] performed at the Horizontal Boogie Bar in Rochester, New York on [[November 27]], [[1994]]''' as part of the {{Blue Album Tour}}. The Dambuilders and Tugboat Annie were the opening acts.<ref name="November 25">[https://www.newspapers.com/image/138787494 Newspapers.com] archive of ''Democrat and Chronicle'', Friday, November 25, 1995, Page 23.</ref> | ||
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"[[My Name Is Jonas]]" and "[[Surf Wax America]]" were released as B-sides on the [[Buddy Holly]] single, and two songs ("Buddy Holly" and "[[In the Garage]]") were aired during a Spanish broadcast in early [[1995]]. | |||
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|setlist source = <ref>[[Karl Koch]] [Karlophone]. (November 5, 2024). Message sent to the [[Weezerpedia Discord Server]] channel #karlification. Transcribed at [[Weezerpedia Discord Q&A with Karl Koch - November 2024]].</ref> | |setlist source = <ref>[[Karl Koch]] [Karlophone]. (November 5, 2024). Message sent to the [[Weezerpedia Discord Server]] channel #karlification. Transcribed at [[Weezerpedia Discord Q&A with Karl Koch - November 2024]].</ref> | ||
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{{Karl Koch quote|"These were recorded in Rochester, NY, at the Horizontal Boogie Bar, on 11/27/1994, while an ice storm raged outside. Since the band had only recorded 4 studio b-sides, (including "[[Jamie]]" and the "[[My Evaline]]" experiment"), this created a b-side shortage by the time of the band's second single, " | {{Karl Koch quote|"These were recorded in Rochester, NY, at the Horizontal Boogie Bar, on 11/27/1994, while an ice storm raged outside. Since the band had only recorded 4 studio b-sides, (including "[[Jamie]]" and the "[[My Evaline]]" experiment"), this created a b-side shortage by the time of the band's second single, "Buddy Holly". Weezer was in the midst of an endless "Blue Album" tour, which necessitated b-sides having to be "flown in" from live and acoustic performances."|[[Weezer (The Blue Album) Deluxe Edition liner notes]]}} | ||
==Audio== | ==Audio== | ||