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Following Pinkerton's commercial disappointment, the band went their separate ways to work on side projects. | Following Pinkerton's commercial disappointment, the band went their separate ways to work on side projects. | ||
Rivers Cuomo moved to Boston, Massachusetts and shifted focus to two separate projects. The band [[Homie]], largely | Rivers Cuomo moved to Boston, Massachusetts and shifted focus to two separate projects. The band [[Homie]], largely composed of songs written alongside ''Pinkerton'' and without a consistent lineup of members, played two live shows in Cambridge, MA throughout November 1997. Attempts at recording a Homie album with drummer [[Fred Eltringham]] and bassist [[Drew Parsons]] fell through and the master tapes are believed to have been left behind in the recording studio, abandoned.{{Citation needed}} | ||
Cuomo formed another band around this time titled [[Lovely]] with bassist [[Mikey Welsh]] and drummer [[Zeph Courtney]]. Lovely played two live shows in October 1997, but the band was very short-lived and did not last through the end of the year.<ref>Cuomo, Rivers. ''Riverpedia'' archived from riverscuomo.com. https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/Riverpedia_archive_-_12/18/2020</ref> In [[1998]], Homie released "[[American Girls]]" on the soundtrack for the movie [[Meet the Deedles]]. The song is notable for being the last recording to feature all four members of Weezer's 1993 lineup. Brian Bell contributed backing vocals, Patrick Wilson drummed, and Matt Sharp co-produced the song. However, this song was the only release from Homie and the project was retired soon after.{{Citation needed}} | Cuomo formed another band around this time titled [[Lovely]] with bassist [[Mikey Welsh]] and drummer [[Zeph Courtney]]. Lovely played two live shows in October 1997, but the band was very short-lived and did not last through the end of the year.<ref>Cuomo, Rivers. ''Riverpedia'' archived from riverscuomo.com. https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/Riverpedia_archive_-_12/18/2020</ref> In [[1998]], Homie released "[[American Girls]]" on the soundtrack for the movie [[Meet the Deedles]]. The song is notable for being the last recording to feature all four members of Weezer's 1993 lineup. Brian Bell contributed backing vocals, Patrick Wilson drummed, and Matt Sharp co-produced the song. However, this song was the only release from Homie and the project was retired soon after.{{Citation needed}} | ||