What was that song Weezer were playing in Rivers' Basement?
I was watching the VCD today and there's a song that Weezer were practicing in Rivers' basement that I didn't recognize (I think that's what that was, it has a poll or rack in the center with guitars and cables on it).
Right after that song they play O Girlfriend I believe, but the one before it caught my attention. Anyone know what I'm talking about? I think it was in the Stoopid Fresh chapter on the DVD. I'm assuming this was shot right before they recorded Green. Whatever it was, I really thought it sounded great. Wish I could have heard the whole thing.
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Permalink Reply by karl koch [karlophone] on -
im sure i know this answer but actually cant remember! will have to dig out the ol vcd.
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Permalink Reply by karl koch [karlophone] on
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possibly "no way"?
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Permalink Reply by crystal iceburg on -
i'm too lazy to put in vcd right now.. but when i do, i'll let you know
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Permalink Reply by Amuro on -
I think Karl's right and it is No Way. I also believe all we have of this song is the clip taken from the DVD. Personally, I think it sounds a lot like 'Outta Here' from Death To False Metal bonus tracks. I wonder if that song was re-worked from the original No Way?
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Permalink Reply by weezercollector on -
I was actually under the impression from listening to "Outta Here" that it morphed into "This Is Such A Pity" for Make Believe - it does sound very similar to me.
Amuro said:I think Karl's right and it is No Way. I also believe all we have of this song is the clip taken from the DVD. Personally, I think it sounds a lot like 'Outta Here' from Death To False Metal bonus tracks. I wonder if that song was re-worked from the original No Way?
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Permalink Reply by legendofchin97 on -
very interesting
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Permalink Reply by Daniel [bleed0range] on -
I didn't even know there was a bonus track for DTFM outside of Mykel & Carli. I never heard it! But whatever that song was on VCD sounded awesome. I'll have to check out Outta Here though.
Amuro said:I think Karl's right and it is No Way. I also believe all we have of this song is the clip taken from the DVD. Personally, I think it sounds a lot like 'Outta Here' from Death To False Metal bonus tracks. I wonder if that song was re-worked from the original No Way?
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Permalink Reply by Amuro on
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That's true, i can hear alot of Outta Here in This is Such a Pity now i think about it. It's more that No Way seemed to have a similar subject to Outta Here and the repetition of the phrase "no way" and "outta here" is similar and the way it is sang is very similar to me as well. Still we only have about...30 seconds (?) of No Way so it's hard to tell. I wouldn't be surprising if No Way became Outta Here and then This is Such a Pity. A wise move as the former songs sound a bit petty/immature whereas This is Such a Pity is more thoughtful (despite some dodgy lyrics - facist pig anyone?)
weezercollector said:I was actually under the impression from listening to "Outta Here" that it morphed into "This Is Such A Pity" for Make Believe - it does sound very similar to me.
Amuro said:I think Karl's right and it is No Way. I also believe all we have of this song is the clip taken from the DVD. Personally, I think it sounds a lot like 'Outta Here' from Death To False Metal bonus tracks. I wonder if that song was re-worked from the original No Way?
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