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[[Bush]] was a trio that featured [[Pat Finn]] on bass, [[Pat Wilson]] on drums, and [[Tom Gardocki]] (later of Wax) on guitar. After Finn convinced Wilson to join him out in L.A, in early spring 1990, the two hooked up with Gardocki to create a power trio that drew influences from Primus, Fishbone, the Chili Peppers, and modern Jazz weirdness. There were few songs with lyrics, which were usually sung by Finn. I'm unsure how many shows this band did, but it wasn't very many. | [[Bush]] was a trio that featured [[Pat Finn]] on bass, [[Pat Wilson]] on drums, and [[Tom Gardocki]] (later of Wax) on guitar. After Finn convinced Wilson to join him out in L.A, in early spring 1990, the two hooked up with Gardocki to create a power trio that drew influences from Primus, Fishbone, the Chili Peppers, and modern Jazz weirdness. There were few songs with lyrics, which were usually sung by Finn. I'm unsure how many shows this band did, but it wasn't very many. | ||
Note that as of 11/1/90, Bush was officially de-named, probably due to Gardocki's leaving the band. (Probably around the time Wax was forming) Finn and Wilson kept going, rehearsing with just each other as well as Sharp (see below) and in the spring of 1991 with [[Jason Cropper]] (see below), | Note that as of 11/1/90, Bush was officially de-named, probably due to Gardocki's leaving the band. (Probably around the time Wax was forming) Finn and Wilson kept going, rehearsing with just each other as well as Sharp (see below) and in the spring of 1991 with [[Jason Cropper]] (see below), who Pat Finn had made the aquaintence of up in NorCal. None of the subsequent new band names stuck however, so i'm calling the whole thing Bush. | ||
The band rehearsed extensively, and several rehearsals were recorded. These feature various versions of: | |||
*"[[M.F. Toe]]" | *"[[M.F. Toe]]" | ||
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{{Karlification box|Rivers demos and recordings from later in 1990.|[https://web.archive.org/web/20140519062941if_/http://daveandnikolai.com/wzr/classic/03_Recording_History/WeezRecHist1.html Weezer Recording History, Page 1]}} | {{Karlification box|Rivers demos and recordings from later in 1990.|[https://web.archive.org/web/20140519062941if_/http://daveandnikolai.com/wzr/classic/03_Recording_History/WeezRecHist1.html Weezer Recording History, Page 1]}} | ||
=== Rivers | === Rivers demos, December 1990 === | ||
In December 1990, Cuomo recorded | In December 1990, Cuomo recorded demos of the songs "[[The Biggest Animal]]" and "[[Push Me Back]]" as part of the tape ''Stuff to Fix Later''. | ||
{{Known recordings header}} | {{Known recordings header}} | ||
{{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[Rivers Cuomo]]|[[The Biggest Animal]]|01 The Biggest Animal (Demo).mp3|December [[1990]]||1:08|''[[Alone V: Before Weezer]]''|}} | {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[Rivers Cuomo]]|[[The Biggest Animal]]|01 The Biggest Animal (Demo).mp3|December [[1990]]||1:08|''[[Alone V: Before Weezer]]''|}} | ||