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{{Main|Weezer's third demo}} | {{Main|Weezer's third demo}} | ||
El Magnifico drummer [[Jon Pikus]] was chosen to engineer [[Weezer's third demo]], an independently produced, five-song cassette tape that proved essential in their eventual signing to Geffen. As Koch described, Pinkus was "a capable but still learning engineer, and the tape, while being the best-yet representation of the band, was still flawed by some sonic strangeness, such as a snare drum that sounded kinda like a tennis ball hitting a racket." | El Magnifico drummer [[Jon Pikus]] was chosen to engineer [[Weezer's third demo]], an independently produced, five-song cassette tape that proved essential in their eventual signing to Geffen<ref name="03/25">[[Historic event: 03/25/1993]]</ref>. As Koch described, Pinkus was "a capable but still learning engineer, and the tape, while being the best-yet representation of the band, was still flawed by some sonic strangeness, such as a snare drum that sounded kinda like a tennis ball hitting a racket." | ||
As noted above, Weezer often referred to the band as "El Mag."<ref name="8/20">[[Historic event: 08/20/1992]]</ref> | As noted above, Weezer often referred to the band as "El Mag."<ref name="8/20">[[Historic event: 08/20/1992]]</ref> | ||
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| |[[Weezer concert: 03/25/1993]] | | |[[Weezer concert: 03/25/1993]] | ||
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| |[[April 29]], [[1993]] | | |[[April 29]], [[1993]] | ||