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The bootleg was first officially recognized by the band when it was included in a list of bootleg releases in the [[Karl's Corner - Spring 1996|Spring 1996 edition]] of ''[[Karl's Corner]]'', a column ran by [[Karl Koch]] and (originally) featured in issues of the quarterly [[Weezer Fan Club]] publication ''[[Weezine]]''. It's listed alongside other [[1995]] bootlegs ''Geezer'' and ''[[Rock Candy]]'', along with ''[[Live in Paris & Boston]]'' (a cassette which Koch later removed from bootleg lists due to an abundance of duped tapes without distinct art or titles). Here, Koch briefly describes the album and rates its sections out of 10: "Song listings all wrong and hilarious. St. Louis part=4 NYC part=-2 (awful)".<ref name="weezine6" /> | The bootleg was first officially recognized by the band when it was included in a list of bootleg releases in the [[Karl's Corner - Spring 1996|Spring 1996 edition]] of ''[[Karl's Corner]]'', a column ran by [[Karl Koch]] and (originally) featured in issues of the quarterly [[Weezer Fan Club]] publication ''[[Weezine]]''. It's listed alongside other [[1995]] bootlegs ''Geezer'' and ''[[Rock Candy]]'', along with ''[[Live in Paris & Boston]]'' (a cassette which Koch later removed from bootleg lists due to an abundance of duped tapes without distinct art or titles). Here, Koch briefly describes the album and rates its sections out of 10: "Song listings all wrong and hilarious. St. Louis part=4 NYC part=-2 (awful)".<ref name="weezine6" /> | ||
In his online catalog of Weezer releases, the [[Collectors Discography]], which existed on [[weezer.com]] from [[2001]] to [[2014]], Koch included '' | In his online catalog of Weezer releases, the [[Collectors Discography]], which existed on [[weezer.com]] from [[2001]] to [[2014]], Koch included ''American Holiday'' as the second in a list of three "'old school' bootlegs", which he states "have attained some historical significance" (which also included ''Geezer'' and ''Rock Candy'').<ref>[[Karl Koch|Koch, Karl]]. "[[Collectors Discography - Appendix A|appendix A: EPs, DVDs, Compilations, soundtracks, tributes, misc.]]". ''Collectors Discography''.</ref> | ||
The bootleg was most recently mentioned when it was featured in an entry of the [[:Category:Today in Weezer history posts|"Today in Weezer history" series of social media posts]] on [[Historic event: 12/04/1994|December 4, 2013]]. The post focuses on ''Geezer'', but at one point notes ''American Holiday'' as the band's second bootleg:<ref name="TodayInWeezerHist" /> | The bootleg was most recently mentioned when it was featured in an entry of the [[:Category:Today in Weezer history posts|"Today in Weezer history" series of social media posts]] on [[Historic event: 12/04/1994|December 4, 2013]]. The post focuses on ''Geezer'', but at one point notes ''American Holiday'' as the band's second bootleg:<ref name="TodayInWeezerHist" /> | ||