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 ==Influences==
 Some of the bands bigger influences would include [[Weird Al]], [[Weezer]], [[the Rentals]],  [[Pixies]], [[Keane]], [[the Killers]], [[Nirvana]], [[Green Day]], [[Nerf Herder]], [[the Ramones]], [[Frank Zappa]], [[Alice Cooper]], [[Barnes & Barnes]], [[Primus]], [[Elvis Costello]], [[Devo]], [[The Cars]], [[Cheap Trick]], [[Rush]], [[Yes]], [[Gary Numan]], [[Talking Heads]], [[The Kinks]], [[Electric Light Orchestra]], and [[The Beatles]].
-==Dynamo's Theory==
-On Oct 5, 2018 Hank and Eighsse had a discussion (on a YouTube video) about a Weezer Discography Theory.
-The Weezer studio album discography contains of:
-*''[[Weezer (The Blue Album)|Weezer]]'' ("The Blue Album", 1994)
-*''[[Pinkerton]]'' (1996)
-*''[[Weezer (The Green Album)|Weezer]]'' ("The Green Album", 2001)
-*''[[Maladroit]]'' (2002)
-*''[[Make Believe]]'' (2005)
-*''[[Weezer (The Red Album)|Weezer]]'' ("The Red Album", 2008)
-*''[[Raditude]]'' (2009)
-*''[[Hurley]]'' (2010)
-*''[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]]'' (2014)
-*''[[Weezer (The White Album)|Weezer]]'' ("The White Album", 2016)
-*''[[Pacific Daydream]]'' (2017)
-The Weezer Discography Theory Partially Relies on the Opinion That [[Weezer (The Blue Album)]], [[Pinkerton]], [[Weezer (The Green Album)]], [[Maladroit]],
-[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]], & [[Weezer (The White Album)]] are their better albums. However if that isn't your opinion, there's still a clear pattern.
-From [[1994]] to [[1996]] [[Weezer]] released songs and albums using their "classic Weezer sound." which is a span of three years, Then from [[2000]] to [[2002]]
-(another span of three years) [[Weezer]] Released songs and albums that appealed to most of there already standing fan base, Then (over a decade later) from
-[[2014]] to [[2016]] (another span of three years) [[Weezer]] released songs and albums that appealed to much of [[Weezer]]'s (1992-2002) fan base.
-Although so far this could all be coincidence due to people's own personal opinions, I don't think it is.
-The producing is a pattern as well when it comes to these albums!
-Their debut album [[Weezer (The Blue Album)]] was produced by [[Ric Ocasek]].
-Then after that would be [[Pinkerton]] which was a much heavier album and a much less produced album as well.
-Then their third album [[Weezer (The Green Album)]] was produced by [[Ric Ocasek]]
-their next album being [[Maladroit]] a much heavier album that was much less produced.
-Then next would be [[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]] which was produced by [[Ric Ocasek]]
-and after that [[Weezer (The White Album)]].
-I'm expecting the next album not to make it to my chart nor be the [[Weezer (The Black Album)]], But instead a much more modern day radio friendly album featuring the songs [[Rosanna]], [[Africa]], [[California Snow]], [[Can't Knock The Hustle]], [[Cardigan Disaster]], [[Midnight]] and
-[[Close to Your Lips]].
 ==Discography==
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+==Dynamo's Theory==
+On Oct 5, 2018 Hank and Eighsse had a discussion (on a YouTube video) about a Weezer Discography Theory.
+The Weezer studio album discography contains of:
+*''[[Weezer (The Blue Album)|Weezer]]'' ("The Blue Album", 1994)
+*''[[Pinkerton]]'' (1996)
+*''[[Weezer (The Green Album)|Weezer]]'' ("The Green Album", 2001)
+*''[[Maladroit]]'' (2002)
+*''[[Make Believe]]'' (2005)
+*''[[Weezer (The Red Album)|Weezer]]'' ("The Red Album", 2008)
+*''[[Raditude]]'' (2009)
+*''[[Hurley]]'' (2010)
+*''[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]]'' (2014)
+*''[[Weezer (The White Album)|Weezer]]'' ("The White Album", 2016)
+*''[[Pacific Daydream]]'' (2017)
+The Weezer Discography Theory Partially Relies on the Opinion That [[Weezer (The Blue Album)]], [[Pinkerton]], [[Weezer (The Green Album)]], [[Maladroit]],
+[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]], & [[Weezer (The White Album)]] are their better albums. However if that isn't your opinion, there's still a clear pattern.
+From [[1994]] to [[1996]] [[Weezer]] released songs and albums using their "classic Weezer sound." which is a span of three years, Then from [[2000]] to [[2002]]
+(another span of three years) [[Weezer]] Released songs and albums that appealed to most of there already standing fan base, Then (over a decade later) from
+[[2014]] to [[2016]] (another span of three years) [[Weezer]] released songs and albums that appealed to much of [[Weezer]]'s (1992-2002) fan base.
+Although so far this could all be coincidence due to people's own personal opinions, I don't think it is.
+The producing is a pattern as well when it comes to these albums!
+Their debut album [[Weezer (The Blue Album)]] was produced by [[Ric Ocasek]].
+Then after that would be [[Pinkerton]] which was a much heavier album and a much less produced album as well.
+Then their third album [[Weezer (The Green Album)]] was produced by [[Ric Ocasek]]
+their next album being [[Maladroit]] a much heavier album that was much less produced.
+Then next would be [[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]] which was produced by [[Ric Ocasek]]
+and after that [[Weezer (The White Album)]].
 ==Weezer Anthology & Other Weezer Compilations==