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{{Infobox concert 2 | {{Infobox concert 2 | ||
| artist = Rivers Cuomo | | artist = Rivers Cuomo | ||
| date = [[November 5]], [[1997]] | | date = [[November 5]], [[1997]] | ||
| image = | | image = | ||
| caption = | | caption = | ||
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| headliner = | | headliner = | ||
| support = | | support = | ||
| other_band = Permafrost | | other_band = | ||
| debut = "[[Autumn in Jayne]]" | *Permafrost | ||
| guest = [[Kevin Stevenson]] | *The Ape Hangers | ||
*Nana | |||
*Willard Grant Conspiracy | |||
*Mile Wide | |||
*Lovewhip | |||
*The Ray Loves | |||
*Emily Grogan | |||
*Penguin<ref name="Oct 31">[https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/442228760/ Newspapers.com] archive of ''The Boston Globe'', Friday, October 31, 1997, Page 47.</ref> | |||
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*"[[Autumn in Jayne]]" | |||
*"[[Hey M'Darlin']]" | |||
*"[[Sheila Can Do It]]" | |||
*"[[I'll Think About You]]" | |||
*"[[Wanda (You're My Only Love)]]" | |||
*"[[Sunshine O]]" | |||
*"[[I'll Stay Right Here]]" | |||
*"[[Hot Tub]]" | |||
| guest = | |||
*[[Kevin Stevenson]] | |||
*[[Fred Eltringham]] | |||
*[[Drew Parsons]] | |||
| pers_changes = | | pers_changes = | ||
| attendance = 90-100 | | attendance = 90-100 | ||
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| misc = | | misc = | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''[[Rivers Cuomo]] performed at The Middle East in Cambridge, Massachusetts on [[November 5]], [[1997]]''' for the Save Central Square benefit. This performance was organized as a fundraiser to oppose "a plan to demolish a building at Massachusetts Avenue and Magazine Street in order to build a $20 million, multi-use complex."<ref name="Oct 31" />. This was the first of two shows wherein Cuomo performed "[[Homie]]" material, a side-project featuring songs written roughly contemporaneously with Weezer's ''[[Pinkerton]]'' that were determined not to fit that album's tone. In addition to Cuomo, [[Kevin Stevenson]] (of [[the Shods]]) is known to have played guitar, [[Fred Eltringham]] (of Gigolo Aunts) played drums, and [[Drew Parsons]] (of Tracy Bonham's band) played bass.<ref name= | '''[[Rivers Cuomo]] performed at The Middle East in Cambridge, Massachusetts on [[November 5]], [[1997]]<ref group=Note>This show is erroneously listed in the [[Recording History - Page 10#Rivers "solo" live show #3 ; bootleg tape, 11/4/97: Boston, MA : The Middle East|Recording History]] as having occurred the day before, [[November 4]], [[1997]].</ref><ref>[http://weezerpedia.com/catalogofriffs.html] Rivers Cuomo Catalog O'Riffs archive. 1997-11-05 entry reads: "Boston, MA...MIDDLE EAST / Homie. A benefit for Central Square, maybe?</ref><ref>[https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/442228132/ Newspapers.com] archive of ''The Boston Globe'', Thursday, October 30, 1997, Page 129. Listing reads: "Middle East 472 Mass. Ave, Central Square, Cambridge...Nov. 5, Save Central Square Benefit with Rivers Cuomo, PermaFrost Ray Loves.</ref>''' for the Save Central Square benefit. This performance was organized as a fundraiser to oppose "a plan to demolish a building at Massachusetts Avenue and Magazine Street in order to build a $20 million, multi-use complex."<ref name="Oct 31" />. This was the first of two shows wherein Cuomo performed "[[Homie]]" material, a side-project featuring songs written roughly contemporaneously with Weezer's ''[[Pinkerton]]'' that were determined not to fit that album's tone. In addition to Cuomo, [[Kevin Stevenson]] (of [[the Shods]]) is known to have played guitar, [[Fred Eltringham]] (of Gigolo Aunts) played drums, and [[Drew Parsons]] (of Tracy Bonham's band) played bass.<ref name= | ||
WFCRivers2">https://web.archive.org/web/19981201190241/http://weezerfanclub.com/rivers2.htm World Wide Weezer page on the 1997 and 1998 Rivers Cuomo shows. Archived on 1 December 1998. Internet Archive.</ref> | WFCRivers2">https://web.archive.org/web/19981201190241/http://weezerfanclub.com/rivers2.htm World Wide Weezer page on the 1997 and 1998 Rivers Cuomo shows. Archived on 1 December 1998. Internet Archive.</ref> | ||