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The Sentry interview with Daniel Brummel and Patrick Edwards - March 2001

==Interview==
Be different, be cool, be indie - an interview with Ozma
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Pop-Culturism: As seen by Our Field Correspondent David the Gnome
By Lou Franscogna
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Regardless of popular belief, J-Lo's (Jennifer Lopez under her new moniker) new album is not artistically outstanding, and Britney Spears, aside from a good voice, has no unique creative bone in her body (however nice her body is). That, unfortunately, is the current state of mainstream music. No one, wants to try anything new. Be Puff Daddy, cut and paste some famous music, and you're an instant millionaire. I'm not saying that mainstream artists are not talented, but I am saying they are not willing to be anything other than a one hit wonder with a video on MTV. As Tom Hanks says in That Thing You Do, "One his Wonders. Don't worry. I've seen it before." So, what do the disheartened music fanatics listen to? Indie.
Indie music has always been around, but it has a connotation with it that only punk, geek, and emo rock fall under this label. However, "indie" just means a band that is independent of a major label. This allows a band to have complete creative freedom over their music. These bands are just as talented as what's popular, but they would rather play music they love instead of making it big. Indie bands make music for the sake of making music because in its purest form, music is an art form capable of incredible expression and enjoyment.
If you know me then you know that Weezer is my favorite band, and Rivers Cuomo (lead singer) is my hero. So it is only fitting that my new favorite band, Ozma, is Weezersque, touring with Weezer, and Weezer's new favorite band. Rivers Cuomo said in an interview, "Ozma is my new favorite band, they sound a lot like us in a good way, I really hope to tour with them sometime soon." Ozma is Weezer on an indie level that gives them a different perspective on music, since it is not yet their life. They are still young and it is just something that they love. I had the chance to interview Daniel Brummel (Vocals, Bass) and Patrick Edwards (Drums) about their role as an indie band in an MTV dominated music scene, and this is what they had to say.
Ozma's new CD, The Doubble Donkey Disc can currently be preordered at www.ozmaonline.com. They will be touring with Weezer and The Get Up Kids on the Yahoo! Outloud tour this spring. Check them out if you can, and give an indie a chance.
==Images==
Image:Ozmasentry.png|Ozma - (left-right), Jose (guitar, vocals), Daniel (bass, vocals), Ryen (vocals, guitar), Star (keyboard)
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==See also==
*Ozma
Category:OzmaCategory:InterviewsCategory:Transcripts
The Sister Song

"The Sister Song" (sometimes known as "Your Sister") is a song by Weezer, one of several of the so-called "Summer Songs of 2000". The song was never officially released, but was performed live, and bootlegs exist in circulation among fans.
==Overview==
"The Sister Song" was first performed live in July of 2000 during the band's Summer 2000 Tour and continued to be performed through August. Bootlegs by fans exist, and versions were recorded by the band's mobile 8-track unit. One such recording was distributed by Rivers Cuomo to fans as part of the "Official" SS2K "album" in November of 2001.
==Live performances==
*Weezer concert: 07/28/2000
*Weezer concert: 07/29/2000
*Weezer concert: 07/30/2000
*Weezer concert: 08/05/2000
*Weezer concert: 08/06/2000
*Weezer concert: 08/10/2000
*Weezer concert: 08/23/2000
*Weezer concert: 08/24/2000
*Weezer concert: 08/25/2000
*Weezer concert: 08/27/2000
==Audio==
<youtube>qhAvde50OoY</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Fleas, and games, and hundred-dollar bills
Lies, and pain, and nauseating pills
Why am I so hung up on your sister?
Why am I so hung up on your mom?
I thought that I would never even miss her
I thought that I would never use the bong
And I never cry like that
And I never swear like that
And I never lose my mind
Thieves, and pain, and dragon-colored tears
Still remain and cover up the years
Why am I so hung up on your sister?
Why am I so hung up on your mom?
I thought that I would never even miss her
I thought that I would never use the bong
And I never cry like that
And I never swear like that
And I never lose my mind
Why am I so hung up on your sister?
Why am I so hung up on your mom?
I thought that I would never even miss her
I thought that I would never use the bong
And I never cry like that
And I never swear like that
And I never lose my mind
==See Also==
* List of Weezer songs
Category: Weezer songs
The Ska Song

"The Ska Song" (originally titled "You Stupid Piece of Shit") is a song written by Rivers Cuomo in 2000.
===Appearances===
*Alone VII: The Green Years (2020)
==Overview==
Rivers Cuomo recorded "You Stupid Piece of Shit" as a solo demo at his home studio between January and March of 2000.Weezer Recording History - Page 12 After being renamed to "The Ska Song", it would be rehearsed by Weezer on May 3, 2000. In 2003, Karl Koch posted the lyrics to the song's opening verse on the Rivers Correspondence Board. On November 22, 2020, the song was released in full as part of the compilation Alone VII: The Green Years on riverscuomo.com.
==Lyrics==
You stupid piece of shit, get away from me
And don't come back again until you learn to be
A tougher kind of man who's master of his plan
And doesn't need to leech off others sanity
Until then I don't ever wanna see your face
It makes me sick just thinking of your lack of grace
Whenever you demand, that someone hold your hand
Your weakest bet is just to put your fight in place
So that's right
Right
Yeah
The kind of games you play are for a five-year-old
Who doesn't wanna do the things that she’s been told
At first he won't submit, and then he throws a fit
And screams at all the world that it it wrong to scold
A sweet and innocent bystander of a man
Is rising up to meet the challenges at hand
And doesn't have the time to listen to him whine
Or change his diapie when he's crapped himself again
That's right
Right
Yeah
You're such a sad pathetic fool
I've caught you playing with your stool
The kind of games you play are for a five-year-old
Who doesn't wanna do the things that he's been told
At first he won't submit, and then he throws a fit
And screams at all the world that it it wrong to scold
A sweet and innocent bystander of a man
Is rising up to meet the challenges at hand
And doesn't have the time to listen to him whine
And change his diapie when he's crapped himself again
And that's right
Yeah that's right
Yeah
That's right
You're such a sad pathetic fool
I caught you playing with your tool
You stupid piece of shit, get away from me
And don't come back again until you learn to be
A better kind of man who's master of his plan
Who doesn't need to leech off others sanity
Until then I don't ever wanna see your face
It makes me sick just thinking of your lack of grace
Whenever you demand that someone hold your hand
Your weakest bet is just to put your fight in place
And that's right
Yeah
Yeah yeah
Yeah yeah
==Known recordings==
==See also==
* List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Songs that appeared on the 4 and 5 Star Demos of Rivers Cuomo list
Category:Weezer songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone VII: The Green YearsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
The Solution to Benefit Heal the Bay

The Solution to Benefit Heal the Bay is a benefit compilation, released by Mojo Records on May 9, 2000Mojo Records 11 May 2000. Archived by Wayback Machine https://web.archive.org/web/20000511143557/http://mojorecords.com/, to help raise money and awareness for the environmental advocacy organization Heal the Bay. It features an exclusive track, "Simple Life", by the Rentals.
==Track Listing==
#"Dammit" 2:58 - Blink-182
#"Just Rock & Roll" 3:13 - Midtown 
#"Liz Phair" - Midtown 4:29 
#"Kiss Me Deadly" - Reel Big Fish 3:43 
#"Super Bowl Sundae" (Peanut Butter Wolf Remix) - Ozomatli 3:48 
#"Why" Pilfers - 3:40 
#"Positive" (live) - Hepcat 4:24 
#"Indra" Thievery Corporation - 5:24 
#"Gritty Shaker" (Richard Fearless Remix) - David Holmes 5:00 
#"Lay It on Ya" Ugly Duckling - 3:22 
#"Sound and Motion" - DJ Zip ... 4:27 
#"Part II" - Styles Of Beyond ... 3:09 
#"Here & Now" (Rock Remix) - The Ernies 3:19 
#"The End of the Day" - Goldfinger 3:11 
#"Priceless" - Jealous Sound 4:07 
#"Thursday" - The Killingtons 4:01 
#"Simple Life" - The Rentals 3:29 
#"Let It Happen" - MXPX 2:57 
#The Real You" - Dance Hall Crashers 2:41 
#"Lose as Directed" - Bad Religion 2:28 
#"Speechless" - Fenix TX 4:10 
#"History of a Boring Town" - Less Than Jake 3:21 
#"Cadillac" - Lit 3:22 
#"Trial Tribulation" - The Dingees 4:17 
#"Ghost - Surfers" 6:46 
#"Picturella" - Lara Paul 2:23 
#"Venice by the Sea" - Venice Beat Club 3:45
==References==
Category:The Rentals
Category:2000 releases
The Space Between

The Space Between is a 2021 American coming-of-age comedy film directed by Rachel Winter. The film stars Kelsey Grammer and features original songs written by Rivers Cuomo and sung by Grammer and Cuomo. The film was released theatrically in the United States on April 23, 2021 and released digitally on June 15, 2021.
==Synopsis==
Set in the 90s Los Angeles, Micky Adams, an eccentric has-been rock musician, loses his grip on reality all while his record label is looking to drop him and his newly created "unique" albums. In hopes of breaking out of the record-label mailroom, a young Charlie Porter is tasked with traveling to the musician's bizarre home and forcing Micky out of his contract. Micky realizes Charlie could be the key to an artistic breakthrough, and the pair's unlikely friendship grows.
==Overview==
Most of the song titles featured on the soundtrack first became known to fans when they were added to the ASCAP/BMI Repertoire in 2019.
==Soundtrack==
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo — vocals (tracks 1, 9, 10, 11)
*Kelsey Grammer — lead vocals (tracks 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
*Aaron Bruno — vocals (track 1)
*Malcolm Cross — drums, percussion, background vocals, piano
*Tim Walker — electric guitars, pedal steel guitar, background vocals
*Sid Jordan — bass, background vocals, piano
*Jen Mandel — background vocals
*Simon Petty — background vocals
*Nick Luca — producer, acoustic guitars, electric guitars, 12-string electric guitar, harmonica, background vocals, piano, organ, pump organ, melodica, keyboards, mellotron, percussion
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:The Space Between
Category:2021 releases
The Special Goodness TV appearance: 05/01/2003

The Special Goodness performed "Life Goes By" and "In the Sun" for the San Diego music show Fox Rox on May 1, 2003. The band was also interviewed by the show's host.
==Tour diary==
==Video==
==="Life Goes By"===
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFlfBIMpaTg</youtube>
==="In the Sun"===
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOJ0Plh8zdY</youtube>
==See also==
*List of Special Goodness concerts
*The Special Goodness
Category:The Special Goodness
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - May 2003
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - 2003
Category:TV Appearances
The Special Goodness concert: 03/08/2000

The Special Goodness performed at Satyricon in Portland, Oregon on March 8, 2000 as the first show of their Spring 2000 tour.Karl Koch. "The Special Goodness tour diary - Spring 2000". weezer.net. Archived from the original on Weezerpedia.Steve Stadtfeld. "Special Goodness Satyricon, Portland March 8, 2000". foojang.com. Archived from the original on April 16, 2003.Newspapers.com archive of The Oregonian, Friday, March 3, 2000, Page 127. UHF and Betty Already opened.
==Setlist==
==Gallery==
Image:SteveStadtfeld-03082000a.jpg|Photo by Steve Stadtfeld
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Image:SteveStadtfeld-03082000x.jpg|Photo by Steve Stadtfeld
==See also==
*List of The Special Goodness concerts
==References==
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - March 2000
The Special Goodness concert: 03/12/2000

The Special Goodness performed at the Che Café in San Diego, California on March 12, 2000, as part of their Spring 2000 tour. The And/Ors, 6 Foot Sloth and Moon and Sixpence were the opening acts.UC San Diego Library archive of The UCSD Guardian, Thursday, March 16, 2000, Page 10.
==Set list==
==Tour diary==
==Personnel==
*Patrick Wilson - guitars, vocals
*Mikey Welsh - bass
*Lee Loretta - drums
==See also==
*The Special Goodness' Fall 2000 tour
*List of Special Goodness songs
*List of Special Goodness concerts
==References==
Category:The Special Goodness
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - November 2000
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - 2000
Category:The Special Goodness' Fall 2000 tour
The Special Goodness concert: 06/06/2000

The Special Goodness performed at Spaceland in Los Angeles, California on June 6, 2000. A full soundboard recording of the show is in circulation online.RockinConcerts. "Special Goodness 2000-06-06 CD Los Angeles Soundboard". Archived from the original on June 1, 2024.
==Set list==
==Personnel==
*Patrick Wilson - guitar, vocals
*Mikey Welsh - bass
*Atom Willard - drums
==See also==
*List of Special Goodness concerts
==References==
Category:The Special Goodness
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - June 2000
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - 2000
The Special Goodness concert: 07/06/1999

The Special Goodness performed at 17 Nautical Miles on July 6, 1999. The show was opened by the Portland-based band Napkin, and closed by the Redeemers. This was the first concert by the Special Goodness.
==Overview==
The venue, 17 Nautical Miles, is described as being "tiny [...] pretty much just an empty room and a small stage about 6 inches off the ground."Getchooski. November 15, 2009. "Bootleg of the first The Special Goodness performance (now in .flac format)". All Things Weezer post. Retrieved from https://www.allthingsweezer.com/index.php?threads/bootleg-of-the-first-the-special-goodness-performance-now-in-flac-format.13455/. Screenshot: :File:Getchooski Nov 15 2009 Special Goodness bootleg ATW citation.jpg. It is estimated that it could have held an audience of 30–40 people, at most. A fan account reports a crowd of around 20 people having gathering outside of the venue prior to the show.Getchooski. November 17, 2009. "Bootleg of the first The Special Goodness performance (now in .flac format)". All Things Weezer post. Retrieved from https://www.allthingsweezer.com/index.php?threads/bootleg-of-the-first-the-special-goodness-performance-now-in-flac-format.13455/. Screenshot: :File:Getchooski Nov 17 2009 Special Goodness bootleg ATW citation.jpg.
Every song played, except "Conquistadors of Nothing", was unreleased material at the time of the concert. Before "It's Only Natural", the band teases "Carry On My Wayward Son" by Kansas. Pat Finn provided the show's set list in an alt.music.weezer message on July 8, though it excludes "What You Can Forget".Pat Finn (as Pjfsk8s). July 8, 1999. "s.g. set list.". alt.music.weezer message. Retrieved from https://groups.google.com/g/alt.music.weezer/c/IsI7nRugjAA/m/nfBejua97eEJ.
An audience bootleg of the show exists, recorded on tape by All Things Weezer user Getchooski. It was shared between bootleg traders following the concert, but went uncirculated for a number of years afterwards before being posted by Getchooski onto ATW on November 15, 2009. The recording does not include the final two songs performed, "What You're On" and "B.S.". Photos from the show, taken by Andy Roberts, were shared in a Karl's Corner update made on January 21, 2000, however these photos have not been archived.
==Set list==
==Personnel==
*Patrick Wilson - guitars, vocals
*Pat Finn - bass
*Lee Loretta - drums
==Audio==
<youtube>y2dSXfAoH_8</youtube>
==See also==
*List of Special Goodness songs
*List of Special Goodness concerts
==References==
Category:The Special Goodness
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - July 1999
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - 1999
The Special Goodness concert: 07/08/1999

The Special Goodness performed at Tommy John's on July 8, 1999. The show was headlined by the Salem-based group Strychine, and also featured a performance by Napkin, who appeared at the previous Special Goodness show.
==Overview==
Pat Finn posted on the alt.music.weezer newsgroup the day after the show:Pat Finn (as Pjfsk8s). July 9, 1999. "the special napkin tour rocks salem". alt.music.weezer message. Retrieved from https://groups.google.com/g/alt.music.weezer/c/NNzHfxLVW4I/m/9sRikFA0TiIJ.
hey folks. played in salem last night to about twenty people, but most of them
were at the bar or hanging out in front with the headlining band: strychnine,
from salem. this old dude in front was really into it, after the show he
confided in me that we were really hard rock and that he liked it, then we
exchanged hugs, it was a touching moment.
it looked like zak from napkin videotaped some of the show. only after
examining this tape will i be able to determine if we rocked.
-p. finn
==Set list==
==Personnel==
*Patrick Wilson - guitars, vocals
*Pat Finn - bass
*Lee Loretta - drums
==See also==
*List of Special Goodness songs
*List of Special Goodness concerts
==References==
Category:The Special Goodness
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - July 1999
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - 1999
The Special Goodness concert: 07/22/1999

The Special Goodness performed at Sit & Spin on July 22, 1999. It was co-headlined by local acts The Negro Problem and Miracle Baby.Sit & Spin advertisement. The Rocket. No. 306. p. 49. July 21, 1999. Via Washington Digital Newspapers. Page archived from the original on March 13, 2024.
==Set list==
==Personnel==
*Patrick Wilson — guitar, vocals
*Pat Finn — bass
*Lee Loretta — drums
==See also==
*List of Special Goodness songs
*List of Special Goodness concerts
==References==
Category:The Special Goodness
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - July 1999
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - 1999
The Special Goodness concert: 07/27/2002

:This article is about the Special Goodness' set. For the Weezer set from the same show, see Weezer concert: 07/27/2002.
The Special Goodness performed on the second stage at Merriweather Post Pavilion on July 27, 2002, their first appearance on Enlightenment Tour. The band was supported on the side stage by Rooney, Home Town Hero, and AM Radio, while Sparta and Dashboard Confessional opened for Weezer on the main stage. The show was bootlegged onto MiniDisc by an audience member and shared to TSG message boards, and later to All Things Weezer.JustinS. September 3, 2018. "Special Goodness". All Things Weezer post. Retrieved from https://www.allthingsweezer.com/index.php?threads/special-goodness.40850/#post-1651616. Screenshot: :File:JustinS Sept 3 2018 Special Goodness bootleg ATW citation.jpg. The fourth song played, "On We March" (or "On Oui March"), is an unreleased track that does not appear outside of Enlightenment Tour sets.
==Set list==
==Karl's Corner==
==Personnel==
*Patrick Wilson - guitars, vocals
*Murphy Karges - bass
*Atom Willard - drums
==See also==
*List of Special Goodness songs
*List of Special Goodness concerts
==References==
==External links==
*Bootleg on Archive.org
Category:The Special Goodness
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - July 2002
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - 2002
The Special Goodness concert: 08/01/2002

The Special Goodness performed at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Houston, TX on August 1, 2002 as part of the Enlightenment Tour. The line up also included Sparta, Dashboard Confessional, Rooney, Home Town Hero, AM Radio. Weezer headlined the show.
==Setlist==
==Karl's Corner==
==Gallery==
===Video===
<youtube>w79-SDVfC_w</youtube>
See full show here.
==See also==
*List of Special Goodness concerts
*Enlightenment Tour
==References==
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - August 2002
Category:Enlightenment Tour
The Special Goodness concert: 10/26/1999

The Special Goodness performed at the Busch Campus Center at Rutgers University on October 26, 1999, the first show on their Fall 1999 tour. The show ended early due to poor sound quality in the room where they performed. Reportedly, the sound manager blew out the speakers during the opening act and the monitors were unusable by the time the Special Goodness went on.Karl Koch. "The Special Goodness tour diary - Fall 1999". weezer.net. Archived on Weezerpedia at The Special Goodness tour diary - Fall 1999. Because of this, the band ended the concert roughly twenty minutes into the set."Special Goodness @ Rutgers University". alt.music.weezer thread. (October 28, 1999). Retrieved from https://groups.google.com/g/alt.music.weezer/c/dmc627TRPCI/. An interview with the band was conducted backstage after the show and aired on the college radio station WMCX on November 4, 1999.Weezer Recording History - Page 11.
==Set list==
==Tour diary==
==Personnel==
*Patrick Wilson — guitars, vocals
*Mikey Welsh — bass
*Lee Loretta — drums
==See also==
*The Special Goodness' Fall 1999 tour
*List of Special Goodness songs
*List of Special Goodness concerts
==References==
==External links==
*Archived fan account from alt.music.weezer
Category:The Special Goodness
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - October 1999
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - 1999
Category:The Special Goodness' Fall 1999 tour
The Special Goodness concert: 10/28/1999

The Special Goodness performed at Brownies in New York, New York on October 28, 1999, as part of their Fall 1999 tour.
==Set list==
==Tour diary==
==Personnel==
*Patrick Wilson - guitars, vocals
*Mikey Welsh - bass
*Lee Loretta - drums
==See also==
*The Special Goodness' Fall 1999 tour
*List of Special Goodness songs
*List of Special Goodness concerts
==References==
Category:The Special Goodness
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - October 1999
Category:The Special Goodness concerts - 1999
Category:The Special Goodness' Fall 1999 tour