Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 10月12日 22時02分

Since coming together in Los Angeles in 1992, the members of #Weezer have lived an especially capricious existence: In the course of a decade, they went from dorky alt-rock heroes to absentee cult figures to arena-filling megastars. The band's original lineup — lead singer and songwriter Rivers Cuomo, bassist Matt Sharp, drummer Patrick Wilson and guitarist Brian Bell — looked uncomfortable from the get-go, posing for the cover of their 1994 self-titled debut as though they were waiting to be noogied. Few might have predicted that, a decade and a half on, the band would prove consummate rock & roll pros. Produced by ex-Cars frontman Ric Ocasek, Weezer (1994), more commonly known as the Blue Album, largely eschewed grunge's angst-y, soul-baring angst howl. Cuomo didn't profess the cynicism of Kurt Cobain, and the unapologetic riffs made it clear that he was more influenced by the likes of Heaven Tonight than Raw Power. Songs like 'Undone - The Sweater Song' sounded like handwritten notes found at the bottom of a locker — the early musings of a colossally self-aware nerd. Photograph by Martyn Goodacre

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