Pinkerton

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Weezer continued to tour until mid-1997. [52] The tour was postponed when sisters Mykel, Carli and Trysta Allan died in a car accident while driving home from a Weezer show in Denver, Colorado. [53] Mykel and Carli ran Weezer's fan club and helped manage publicity for several other Los Angeles bands, and had inspired the "Sweater Song" B-side "Mykel and Carli". Weezer canceled a show to attend their funeral. [54] In August, Weezer and other bands held a benefit concert for their family in Los Angeles. [55] Pinkerton's Inc. lawsuit [ edit ] Billboard 200". Billboard. Archived from the original on October 23, 2007 . Retrieved September 19, 2007. Weezer turned down a video treatment for the lead single, " El Scorcho", proposed by Spike Jonze, who had helped raise Weezer's status with his videos for " Undone – The Sweater Song" and " Buddy Holly". Cuomo said: "I really want the songs to come across untainted this time around… I really want to communicate my feelings directly and because I was so careful in writing that way. I'd hate for the video to kinda misrepresent the song, or exaggerate certain aspects." [20] The "El Scorcho" video featured the band playing in an assembly hall in Los Angeles, surrounded by light fixtures flashing in time to the music. [23] The director, Mark Romanek, quit after arguments with Cuomo, leaving Cuomo to edit the video himself. [44] The video debuted on MTV's 120 Minutes and received moderate airplay. [20]

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