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[[Image:Weezercarry.jpg|250px|thumb|left|Weezer with new bassist, Mikey Welsh.]] | [[Image:Weezercarry.jpg|250px|thumb|left|Weezer with new bassist, Mikey Welsh.]] | ||
None of the songs made it to the third Weezer album, but the song "[[ | None of the songs made it to the third Weezer album, but the song "[[Cherry Berry]]" did make it to ''[[Green Album]]'' voting (see further below). It was not until August 1998 that Weezer finally recorded a new song for release. "[[Velouria]]", a [[The Pixies|Pixies]] cover, was finally released in early 1999 marking Mikey's first official release with Weezer. Rivers and Mikey also appeared on a television program. Karl wrote on the event, | ||
"In what may likely be the most regretful public appearance in the band's career, Rivers and Mikey appeared on an episode of the public access (??) local L.A. TV show, ''Colin's Sleazy Friends''. Aside from sitting there looking amused and confused, they contributed only minorly to a show widely considered to be an obnoxious waste of airtime. They were encouraged by the host to converse with and comment on the stripper guests, and they gave it an attempt. This episode was unfortunately included on the ''Colin's Sleazy Friends'' DVD collection." | "In what may likely be the most regretful public appearance in the band's career, Rivers and Mikey appeared on an episode of the public access (??) local L.A. TV show, ''Colin's Sleazy Friends''. Aside from sitting there looking amused and confused, they contributed only minorly to a show widely considered to be an obnoxious waste of airtime. They were encouraged by the host to converse with and comment on the stripper guests, and they gave it an attempt. This episode was unfortunately included on the ''Colin's Sleazy Friends'' DVD collection." | ||