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Out the Window

"Out the Window" is the ninth track from Boomtown by Ozma. It later appeared as the eighth track from Squint, an album by Ozma guitarist Jose Galvez under the moniker Vicious Animal.
===Appearances===
*Boomtown (2014)
*Squint (2024)
==Overview==
"Out the Window" is one of only two Ozma songs to be written and sung wholly by Jose Galvez (the first one being "Immigration Song" from The Doubble Donkey Disc). Galvez later covered the song for the album Squint as part of the project Vicious Animal. Fellow Ozma member Daniel Brummel plays keyboard on the song.
==Audio==
===Ozma===
<youtube>GMgUaNIgEBw</youtube>
===Vicious Animal===
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-3t_f_pKk0</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Get some rest tonight,
Swing by you at nine,
I've got directions
Torn out sections for you.
So leave your work behind,
I'm sure your friends are fine,
No need to worry,
There's no hurry at all.
And get your favorite tune,
We'll be there by noon,
I'm all jazzed up
I can't contain my love, for you
Your foot out the window
We're driving so fast
My heart beating the way it is
We need to make this last
Your foot out the window
We're driving so fast
My heart beating the way it is
We need to make this last
Get some rest tonight,
It's me and you tonight.
==See also==
*Ozma
*List of Ozma songs
*Boomtown
Category:Ozma
Category: Ozma songs
Category:Jose Galvez songs
Category:Self-produced Ozma songs
Category:Songs on Boomtown
Outhouse Top 50

The Outhouse Top 50 was a list compiled in February of 1992, consisting mostly of songs from the the 50 Song Project. "Outhouse" was one of many early names of Weezer, so it's likely this was a list of songs that could be practiced or recorded for the band.
The list was archived on riverscuomo.com in 2002, which has since been uploaded on Weezerpedia.
==Songs==
Despite it's title, the last only had thirty-four entries.
# "Spiderbitch"
# "The Answer Man"
# "Ain't Got No Words" (originally typed as "No Words")
# "Burn My Bridges" (typed as "Bern Yer Britchez")
# "The Biggest Animal" (typed as "Biggest Animal")
# "It Holds Me Together" (originally typed as "It Holds Me")
# "What's Going On" (originally typed as "What's Going On?")
# "Galactus"
# "Underground" ("Deep Inside the Earth" written beside the title)
# "Crazy Rock and Rollers" (originally typed as "Greasy")
# "Chasm"
# "Colmusheen" (originally typed as "Colmachine")
# "I Guess We Could Wait" (originally typed as "Guess We Could Wait")
# "Happy Meadows" (scratched out)
# "Fullsun"
# "Hey M'Darlin'" (typed as "Hey Ma'Darlin'")
# "Hyperspace"
# "I Can't Forget The Way" (originally typed as "Can't Forget")
# "Pulp"
# "I Can't Sing, Mama" (originally typed as "I Can't Sing")
# "Rain"
# "Unfamiliar"
# "Two to Tango" (originally typed as "2-2-Tango")
# "Little Bag" (originally written as "Davy Crockett")
# "My Mistake" (takes the place of "Little Bag")
# "Megaman"
# "Jessica"
# "Undone - The Sweater Song" (written as "Undone")
# "The World Has Turned and Left Me Here"
# "Close Your Eyes and Gimme a Kiss"
# "Hitchhiker" (possibly an early title for "Windows Down")
# "Thief, You've Taken All That Was Me"
# "Let's Sew Our Pants Together"
# "I Can't Stand Your Cheese" (possibly an alternate title for "Cheesewheel")
==See also==
*50 Song Project
*riverscuomo.com
*Amherst House
*The Blue Album
Category: Rivers Cuomo
Category: Patrick Wilson
Category: Jason Cropper
Category:Lists
Outloud Tour 2001

Outloud Tour 2001 (stylized as OUTLouD TOUR 2001) is an unofficial CD released in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. It contains audio from Weezer's March 13, 2001 performance at the RIMAC Arena in San Diego, California. The track listing contains some typos.
==Track listing==
#"I Do"
#"My Name Is Jons" ("My Name Is Jonas")
#"El Scorcho"
#"You Gave Your Love to Me Softly"
#"The Good Life"
#"The Christmas Song"
#"Island in the Sun"
#"Don't Let Go"
#"Hash Pipe"
#"In The Garage"
#"Tired Of Sex"
#"Say It Ain't So"
#"Buddy Holly"
#"Undone The Sweater Song" ("Undone - The Sweater Song")
#"Why Bother" ("Why Bother?")
#"Only in Dreams"
#"Surf Wax America"
==Gallery==
Image:Outloudtourcover.jpg|Front cover
Image:Outloudtourback.jpg|Back cover
Image:Outloudtourinner.jpg|Inside Art
==See also==
*Weezer concert: 03/18/2001
*List of unofficial bootlegs (physical)
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*OUTLouD TOUR 2001 on Discogs
Category:Unofficial bootlegs
Outta Here

"Outta Here" is a Japanese and European bonus track on Death to False Metal.
==Overview==
"Outta Here" was completed during initial sessions for the band's Make Believe album in October 2004. The song was one of twelve songs initially recorded by the band after Rivers had done much writing and revising. However, after much reconsideration from the band in late 2004 and early 2005, several of these completed songs were cut, including "Outta Here", becoming one of what is known as the "Fallen Soldiers" of the album. The song appeared on the Amazon.com track listing for the album months before release before being excised.
The song was finally released on international versions of the compilation Death to False Metal in 2010, appearing as track 12 on the Japanese release and track 11 on the European release.
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo – lead guitar, lead vocals
*Patrick Wilson – percussion
*Brian Bell – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
*Scott Shriner - bass guitar, backing vocals
==Audio==
<youtube>GHQtN1DkYKo</youtube> 
::This stream is viewable only in outside of North America.
==Lyrics==
You've taken me for granted
Made me wait on you
You never make me feel good
Or even say "Thank you"
I'm out of here
I ain't comin' back no more (Ain't comin' back no more)
Have yourself a nice life
'Cause I'm out of here
I'm going to find somebody
Who appreciates me
I know that I'm a, a good catch
So I should be happy
I'm out of here
I ain't comin' back no more (Ain't comin' back no more)
Have yourself a nice life
'Cause I'm out of here
You are going to feel stupid some day
When you realize what you threw away
No one else can make you feel like I do
Have a nice life without me, you fool!
I'm out of here
I ain't comin' back no more (Ain't comin' back no more)
Have yourself a nice life
'Cause I'm out of here
I'm out of here
I ain't comin' back no more (Ain't comin' back no more)
Have yourself a nice life
'Cause I'm out of here
I'm out of here (Ain't comin' back no more)
I'm out of here
==See also==
* List of Weezer songs
Category: Weezer songs
Category:Songs on Death to False Metal
Category:Weezer songs produced by Chad Bamford
Overlee

"Overlee" is the seventh track on The Rentals' 1999 album Seven More Minutes.
==Overview==
The titular "Overlee" is a private swimming club located in songwriter Matt Sharp's hometown of Arlington, Virginia.
==Personnel==
*Matt Sharp - vocals, bass, Moog, extra guitars
*Kevin March - drums
*Rod Cervera - electric and acoustic guitars
*Jim Richards - Moog and arp synthesizers
*Tim Wheeler - acoustic guitar
*Petra Haden - vocals
==Audio==
<youtube>yGpRSVPaDhU</youtube>
==Lyrics==
It is the saddest day
When you find you're alone
Well, that's why I'm here with you
See, I got no place to go
Yeah, the truth is I feel safe here
The most comforting place I know
It's still the saddest day when you say
This is not my home
I wanna take you to Overlee
In a blue world, floating endlessly
Where there's no language and there's no country
I wanna take you to Overlee
Now I return to your place
Knocking, trying to get in
And your roommate opens the door and says
"Why are you back here again?"
I put my things down in the hall,
Quietly enter your room
You're sound asleep with the cats
As I climb back in bed with you
I wanna take you to Overlee
In a blue world, floating endlessly
Where there's no language and there's no country
I wanna take you to Overlee
And we could swim around and 'round, and 'round
And we could swim around and 'round, and 'round
And we could swim, and swim, until we drowned
And we could swim around and 'round, and 'round
I wanna take you to Overlee
Floating 'round, endlessly
No language and no country
Where I can hold you, tenderly
I wanna take you, Overlee
I wanna take you to Overlee
'Round and 'round and 'round ('round and 'round)
And we can swim around and 'round and 'round
And we could swim, and swim, until we drown
Category: The Rentals songs
Category: Matt Sharp
Category:Songs on Seven More Minutes
Category:The Rentals songs produced by Matt Sharp
Ozma History Ozmafans.com - 2003

History Of Ozma
It all started in Pasedena, California inn late 1995, when Daniel Brummel, a pudgy, long-haired, Stephen King-reading teen, bought a Macintosh Classic II from his uncle, plugged it into his phone jack, and connected to the internet for the first time. Around the same time, Jose Galvez was a mere mile away, in the same town, searching for "bass player, Pasadena" in the AOL member directory. Daniel's e-mail address came up in a search, and Jose made the first move, writing to Daniel about a recently disbanded rock band ("Paper Or Plastic" broke up in early 1995) that was looking to form again with a new bass player and a new sound. He spoke of an otherworldy lead guitarist by the name of Ryen Slegr who had played and sung in several bands including Saap, and a rocksteady drummer - Patrick Edwards - with a bedroom converted to a practice space. Daniel, previously a guitarist, happened to have a bass and an amp lying around from his previous band, Porcelain Dream (with Jes Painter now of Poseidon). Jose and Daniel arranged a day for the four kids to convene, and, that quickly, Ozma was an existing entity. The first day, Daniel learned three songs the band members had written that summer (Trucks and Cars, Stuck In The Ground, So Down) and from then on the songwriting was a group process. Ozma slowly kept turning their amps up over time, and Pat gradually learned how to hit his drums harder. Now they're just loud as hell, and they're not apologetic. Ozma's songs are converging on a sound that can be roughly described as "Russian coldfusion" or "rock with a rather hefty atomic weight, but not quite metal." Their artistic goal: to be a merciless booty-shaking behemoth capable of rocking you back to Russia. For more info on various Ozma releases see the "Discography".
Sources: www.ozmaonline.com, mp3.com/ozma
Category:Ozma
Ozma concert: 01/11/2002

Ozma (under the alias Trail Gate) performed at the No Future Cafe in Pasadena, California on January 11, 2002. The opening acts were Running Late, Up in Arms, and The Fresnas. This was the final time Ozma would perform at the No Future Cafe, having played there 11 times previously.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*List of Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts - January 2002
Category:Ozma concerts
Ozma concert: 01/19/2012

Ozma performed their first of four concerts on the Weezer Cruise on January 13, 2012.
==Setlist==
==Video==
<youtube>ThIMHzts5Qk</youtube>
==See also==
*The Weezer Cruise
*List of Ozma concerts
==References==
Category:Ozma concerts - January 2012
Category:The Weezer Cruise
Category:Ozma concerts
Ozma concert: 01/24/2001

Ozma performed for the college radio station KUCI in Irvine, CA on January 24, 2001. A recording of this performance initially circulated among fans, but was remastered by Daniel Brummel for official release on November 5, 2021 on the music platform Bandcamp as the live album Ozma - Live on KUCI - January 24, 2001. The band utilized cat-themed puns throughout the show in reference to a toy cat that the band brought with them.Green, Dylan (picklekudakami). Ozma Discord. :File:DylanGreenConfirms.PNG 
==Track listing==
==Album Art==
Artist Dylan Green, a prominent member of the Ozma fan community whose artwork had been adopted by the band previously, was hired to create the album art. Said Green:
Continuing on the themes of "historical space travel" and "time capsule" of the first release in the series, I upscaled and chopped up a panoramic image of the band provided by @daniel.brummel into 5 Instax-style Polaroids (which may or may not be period-accurate, but I'll call it artistic liberty), each featuring a member of the band!
Originally, I had assigned this recording to have a yellow color scheme, with Daniel suggesting that something with some more contrast would work better earlier in the series, even considering having it black before we settled on a nice royal blue. As requested by Daniel, I visually incorporated an allusion to the audio clip of a toy cat saying, "I think you're purr-fect" on the recording, ultimately taking the form of a big ink stamp of a Maneki Neko cat!
Lastly, I incorporated some ink stamps featuring various Ozma references and easter eggs (tooth gang represent) and a handwritten tracklist (courtesy of my dad!)
Thank you again to @daniel.brummel, @praysecna, and @losingsand for being great collaborators and letting me contribute to such a cool project!Green, Dylan. @dylangreenarts Instagram. 17 January 2022. https://www.instagram.com/p/CY2Xzo-r0-j/
==See Also==
*Ozma
*List of Ozma concerts
*Rock and Roll Part Three
*The Doubble Donkey Disc
==External links==
* Ozma - Live on KUCI - January 24, 2001 on Bandcamp
==References==
Category:Ozma
Category:2021 releases
Ozma concert: 02/14/2002 (a)

Ozma performed an acoustic set at Sonic Unyon Records in Hamilton, Ontario on February 14, 2002. The band would also perform an electric set at the Copps Arena later that day.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*List of Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts - February 2002
Category:Ozma concerts
Ozma concert: 02/14/2002 (b)

Ozma performed at the Copps Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario on February 14, 2002. Ozma and Saves the Day opened for Weezer. Ozma also performed an acoustic set at Sonic Unyon Records earlier that day.
==Setlist==
==Gallery==
===Audio===
<youtube>iXwK9q0--0Q</youtube>
==See also==
*List of Ozma concerts
*Ozma concert: 02/14/2002 (a)
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts - February 2002
Category:Ozma concerts
Ozma concert: 02/21/2001

Ozma performed at the Austin Music Hall in Austin, Texas on February 21, 2001 as the first show of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer. This was Ozma's first show outside of California.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 02/21/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - February 2001
Ozma concert: 02/22/2001

Ozma opened for Weezer at the Aerial Theater in Houston, Texas on February 22, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. The Get Up Kids was the second opening act.
==Setlist==
==Karl's Corner==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 02/22/2001
Category:Ozma concerts - February 2001
Category:Ozma concerts - 2001
Ozma concert: 02/25/2001

Ozma performed at the Sunrise Theatre in Ft. Pierce, Florida on February 25, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 02/25/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - February 2001
Ozma concert: 02/26/2001

Ozma performed at the University of South Florida Sundome in Tampa, Florida on February 26, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 02/26/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - February 2001
Ozma concert: 02/27/2001

Ozma performed at the Classic Center Exhibition in Athens, Georgia on February 27, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 02/27/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - February 2001
Ozma concert: 03/01/2001

Ozma performed at the Grady Cole Center in Charlotte, North Carolina on March 1, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/01/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/02/2001

Ozma performed at the Bender Arena in Washington, DC on March 2, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/02/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/03/2001

Ozma performed at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on March 3, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/03/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/04/2001

Ozma performed at the Memorial Auditorium in Lowell, Massachusetts on March 4, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/04/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/05/2001

Ozma performed at the Roseland Ballroom in New York, New York on March 5, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/05/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/06/1999

Ozma performed at a birthday party in Glendora, California on March 6, 1999.
==Setlist==
== Video ==
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8GLlJoii_I</youtube>
==See also==
*List of Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Ozma concert: 03/06/2001

Ozma performed at the SUNY RACC in Albany, New York on March 6, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/06/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/08/2001

Ozma performed at the State Theatre in Detroit, Michigan on March 8, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/08/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/09/2001

Ozma performed at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, Illinois on March 9, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/09/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/10/2000

Ozma performed at the Yucatan in Santa Barbara, California on March 10, 2000.
==Setlist==
== Gallery ==
Image:Ozma-000310-1.jpg
Image:Ozma-000310-2.jpg
Image:Ozma-000310-3.jpg
Image:Ozma-000310-4.jpg
==See also==
*List of Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Ozma concert: 03/10/2001

Ozma performed at the Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on March 10, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/10/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/11/2001

Ozma performed at the Hearnes Center in Columbia, Missouri on March 11, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/11/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/12/2001

Ozma performed at the Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas on March 12, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/12/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/14/2001

Ozma performed at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, Colorado on March 14, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/14/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/16/2001

Ozma performed at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, California on March 16, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/16/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/17/2001

Ozma performed at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, California on March 17, 2001 as part of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/17/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Ozma concert: 03/18/2001

Ozma performed at the RIMAC Arena in San Diego, California on March 18, 2001 as the final show of the Yahoo! Outloud Tour. Ozma and The Get Up Kids opened for Weezer.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*Yahoo! Outloud Tour
*Karl's Corner - 03/18/2001
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts - March 2001
Category:Ozma concerts
Ozma concert: 03/26/1999

Ozma performed at the Chain Reaction in Anaheim, California on March 16, 1999. A photo of the band performing at this show would later be edited and used as the cover of their debut album, Rock and Roll Part Three.
==Setlist==
== Gallery ==
File:THE PHOTO ozma rrp3 01.jpg
==See also==
*List of Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Ozma concert: 04/19/2002

Ozma performed at Pitzer College in Claremont, California on March 19, 2002. During the show, Star Wick and Mary Guilliams traded on keyboards twice.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*List of Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - April 2002
Ozma concert: 05/03/2003

Ozma performed live on May 3, 2003 at Small's Bar in Hamtramck, MI.
==Overview==
==Setlist==
==Personnel==
*Daniel Brummel - Bass, lead vocals, backing vocals
*Ryen Slegr - Lead guitar, lead vocals, backing vocals
*Jose Galvez - Rhythm guitar, backing vocals
*Star Wick - Keyboards, backing vocals
*Patrick Edwards - Drums
==Gallery==
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==See also==
*List of Ozma concerts
==External links==
==References==
Category:Ozma
Category:2021 releases
Ozma concert: 05/12/2002

Ozma performed at The Fire in Philadelphia, PA on May 12, 2002 as part of the Rilo Kiley Tour.
==Setlist==
==Video==
<youtube>TBtrPouJ5Fw</youtube>
==See also==
*Rilo Kiley Tour
*List of Ozma concerts
==References==
Category:Ozma concerts - May 2002
Category:Ozma concerts
Ozma concert: 05/17/2003

Ozma performed at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles, California on May 17, 2003 as a release party for Spending Time on the Borderline. The opening acts were Earlimart and Slow Reader.
==Setlist==
==See also==
*List of Ozma concerts
== References ==
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma concerts - April 2003
Ozma concert: 06/09/1996

Ozma performed at the residence of Weezer Fan Club members Jackie and Kristy Hunt in Pasadena, California on June 6, 1996 during a Weezer Fan Club meetup. The show was played acoustically between Daniel Brummel and Jose Galvez as the other band members were unable to make it to the event. This event was chronicled by Carli Allan in Weezine issue #7.
==Setlist==
==Weezine Pages==
Image:Weezine vol 1 issue 7 pg 7.jpeg
Image:Weezine vol 1 issue 7 pg 8.jpeg
==Gallery==
Image:JoseMeetsRivers.jpeg|Jose Galvez meeting Rivers Cuomo for the first time
Image:Cuomo90'sgirls.jpg
Image:1996-pasadena-ozma-vidcap.jpg|Galvez and Daniel Brummel performing
Image:440775810 10162089990070021 4157769629211537009 n.jpg|Alternate version of the pic used in the Weezine
Image:June 09 1996 WFC meetup group photo.jpg|Picture used in the Weezine.
Image:1996-06-09 1.png
Image:1996-06-09 2.png
Image:1996-06-09 3.png
==See also==
*List of Ozma concerts
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma concerts