Weezer: Video Capture Device - Treasures from the Vault 1991-2002

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2004
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Weezer: Video Capture Device - Treasures from the Vault 1991-2002 (2004)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaSeveral videos from the personal vault of Weezer's Rivers Cuomo, showing several videos they shot over the course of their Blue Album and Kitchen Tapes beginnings to the Green Album's reviva... Leer todoSeveral videos from the personal vault of Weezer's Rivers Cuomo, showing several videos they shot over the course of their Blue Album and Kitchen Tapes beginnings to the Green Album's revival of the band. Starring Rivers Cuomo, Matt Sharp, Brian Bell, Patrick Wilson, and Mike Wel... Leer todoSeveral videos from the personal vault of Weezer's Rivers Cuomo, showing several videos they shot over the course of their Blue Album and Kitchen Tapes beginnings to the Green Album's revival of the band. Starring Rivers Cuomo, Matt Sharp, Brian Bell, Patrick Wilson, and Mike Welsh.

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7/10

Rather just have a simple list of videos

All I wanted was a DVD with all the Weezer videos. That's all I really wanted.

The Menu on this thing is so weird and hard to use. All those special features and rare footage are cool but I'd trade them in for a menu that just lists the videos and lets you play them. That's what I bought the thing for anyway. Oh well. Still worth it.

I hope they come out with another one soon that has the post 2001 videos.

Also, if this was made in 2004 why couldn't they throw in the videos from 2001-2004? Oh Well. Still worth it.

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Director Mark Romanek almost walked away from the production of "El Scorcho". His treatment was rejected by Rivers Cuomo in favor of one by Spike Jonze. Further problems arose when Cuomo demanded more screen time than the rest of the band, almost leading to Weezer breaking up. But Romanek decided to stick with it, although he states the video is "not what he intended".