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Weezer

Live Performances by Weezer in 2001

Weezer - Hash Pipe Live Performance at AXE Music One Night Only

AXE Music

January 1, 2001 | Video Length: 3:17
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  • The live performance of "Hash Pipe" at AXE Music on January 1, 2001, came during a pivotal time in Weezer's career. Following their 2001 album "Weezer... Read Full Description >

    The live performance of "Hash Pipe" at AXE Music on January 1, 2001, came during a pivotal time in Weezer's career. Following their 2001 album "Weezer" (commonly known as the "Green Album"), the band was experiencing a resurgence in popularity after a hiatus. This particular performance showcased their energetic sound, which was characterized by a blend of alternative rock and power pop, solidifying their status in the early 2000s music scene. "Hash Pipe," one of the standout tracks from the "Green Album," marked a stylistic evolution for the band, incorporating an edgier sound compared to their earlier work. Additionally, this period was notable for the band's reinvigoration of interest, leading to subsequent tours and a re-establishment of their fan base, making the live recording an important moment in their career trajectory.

  • In January 2001, Weezer was in a transitional phase following the release of their highly acclaimed album, "Weezer" (also known as the Green Album) in... Read Full Description >

    In January 2001, Weezer was in a transitional phase following the release of their highly acclaimed album, "Weezer" (also known as the Green Album) in 2001. This live concert captured during their tour showcases the band's energetic performances and highlights their return to the music scene after a lengthy hiatus since their 1996 album, "Pinkerton." The Green Album marked a departure from Pinkerton's more complex emotional narratives, favoring a more accessible pop-rock sound. The live recording in Germany illustrates Weezer's reinvigoration as they introduced new material and forged a connection with fans. Notably, the concert precedes their subsequent albums like "Maladroit" (2002), solidifying the band’s place in the early 2000s rock landscape. Overall, this performance represents a pivotal moment where the band was reclaiming their status and developing their sound anew.