MAGPIE Seven 8 7 inch 1994

 

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Three of its members played in Supersport 2000 and some also in The Rentals. Decent indie songs.

 

Tracklist

A		Seven 8
B		Mopar And You

THE POOP ALLEY TAPES A Compilation Of 31 Los Angeles Bands 1995

by request

 

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Tracklist 

1-1	–The Rentals	California
1-2	–Benett*	Love On The Rocks
1-3	–Recess	Study No. 1 For Symphony No. 1
1-4	–Josh Haden	Ten Nights
1-5	–Jackknife	Teenage Blues
1-6	–that dog.	Ridiculous
1-7	–Too Much Girl	Fascinating Girl
1-8	–Radies Man	Honkie Tonky Woman
1-9	–The Strawberry Jams	Kinda Sorta Maybe
1-10	–Rump	Alan's Got An Axe To Grind
1-11	–Crib	Sty
1-12	–Fleabag	Fading Fast
1-13	–The Haves	Nevadaesque
1-14	–The Neptunas	Hot Custom Long Board
1-15	–Bobby & The Magic Pacer	Drinking Dogs
1-16	–Waldo The Dog Faced Boy	Turkey's Lament
1-17	–Speculum Fight	Hello There Chico
1-18	–Rod Poole	Excerpt From The Composition "Dark Light Approaching Reason"
2-1	–Polar Goldie Cats	Reverb Wa Doko
2-2	–Geraldine Fibbers*	He Stopped Loving Her Today
2-3	–Beck	Girl Of My Dreams
2-4	–June Blake	Adam In June
2-5	–Lowercase	My Shame Your Shame
2-6	–Kryptonite Nixon	Whiffle Ball
2-7	–Charles Brown Superstar	Solid Gold
2-8	–Shady Ladies Of The Mother Lode	Moistened
2-9	–Danny Frankel	Rainbow Wig On Haight St.
2-10	–Brown Cow	Out?
2-11	–Nastassya Filippovna	Ungodly Purple Watt
2-12	–Vector 3Niner	The Deep Complexity Of Quotidian Chaos (Let's Vector)
2-13	–Slug (6)	Silver Man

SUPERSPORT 2000 1995

by request

Here are all of the Supersport 2000 songs I could find. They include the Pinkslip 7 inch which is mixed in with the songs. Apparently someone requested this a while back so was just able to find these recently. Apparently there was a full length self titled release on Boy's Life Records but it's not listed on Discogs.

 

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Weezerpedia

AllMusic Review by Mike DaRonco

This is a nice little out of print gem that could probably be found in a quarter bin if one were to look hard enough at the right record store. Basically, Supersport 2000 combine a formula of crunchy guitars and melodic female vocals that remain at a mid-tempo pace. Charming and catchy in that punky alternative pop sort of way, this is definitely one of those records where one would have to overlook the ridiculous band name. 

Tracklist
Pinkslip 7 inch
A1 Pinkslip
B2 17 Braids 

Miscellaneous tracks
1. DC 9
2. It's So Easy
3. Spinner
4. Faster Kiddies
5. I Love Christian Stone
6. Killin' Spree
7. Sr. Benito

THE RENTALS Return of the Rentals 1995

 

 

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Tracklist

The Love I'm Searching For	3:35
Waiting	3:13
Friends Of P.	3:32
Move On	4:20
Please Let That Be You	3:33
My Summer Girl	3:12
Brilliant Boy	4:16
Naive	2:19
These Days	3:00
Sweetness And Tenderness	5:55

THE RENTALS Seven More Minutes 1999

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Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny

The Rentals were the new wave-influenced project of singer/songwriter Matt Sharp, former bassist for power pop favorites Weezer. Born in Arlington, VA, on September 22, 1969, Sharp co-founded Weezer in 1992, and in the months to follow, the band emerged as one of the most popular up-and-coming acts on the Los Angeles club scene; their self-titled debut LP appeared on Geffen two years later, becoming a major hit thanks their smash single and video "Buddy Holly." During the spring of 1994, Sharp mounted the first Rentals studio session. Assembling a roster including Weezer drummer Pat Wilson, that dog. violinist Petra Haden, vocalist/keyboardist Cherielynn Westrich, and guitarist Rod Cervera, subsequent dates yielded the group's 1995 debut, Return of the Rentals, which notched a hit with the infectious "Friends of P." Sharp returned to Weezer to record the band's acclaimed 1996 follow-up, Pinkerton, but announced his exit from the lineup in February 1998; the second Rentals album, Seven More Minutes, followed a year later. After a six-year hiatus, Sharp brought back The Rentals in 2005. After touring with Ozma in the summer of 2006, Sharp's group released the EP The Last Little Life in 2007. In December of the same year, The Rentals announced that they would begin recording a new album in 2008. The resulting Songs About Time, a 2009 multimedia project consisting of photographs, short films, and three mini-albums, was made available in a limited-edition deluxe box set in 2010. In April of 2011, the band released Present Resilience: A Benefit Album For the Japanese Relief. 

Tracklist  

1	Getting By	2:51
2	Hello, Hello	4:17
3	She Says It's Alright	3:59
4	The Cruise	4:03
5	Barcelona	4:04
6	Say Goodbye Forever	3:55
7	Overlee	5:06
8	Big Daddy C.	3:18
9	Keep Sleeping	3:40
10	The Man With Two Brains	4:39
11	Must Be Wrong	4:30
12	Insomnia	1:54
13	It's Alright (Reprise)	1:13
14	My Head Is In The Sun	4:37
15	Jumping Around	5:36