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==Working with Weezer== | ==Working with Weezer== | ||
Paul duGre engineered the Los Angeles recording session with [[Zoom]] in late 1989/early 1990 that yielded the "Power Talk"/"Street Life" cassette demo. It was this connection that led to Rivers suggesting that weezer work with him later on. | |||
Paul duGre engineered the session that yielded b-sides for the "[[Undone]]" single in 1994, namely, "[[Mykel and Carli (Weezer song)|Mykel & Carli]]", "[[Susanne]]", and "[[My Evaline]]". | Paul duGre engineered the session that yielded b-sides for the "[[Undone]]" single in 1994, namely, "[[Mykel and Carli (Weezer song)|Mykel & Carli]]", "[[Susanne]]", and "[[My Evaline]]". | ||
When asked if it was in any way awkward to work with Paul again, given how different Zoom and weezer were, Rivers noted "No, it was like 'I wasn't the singer in that band, here's my own stuff.'" | |||
duGre has also worked with [[that dog.]], producing several tracks on their 1995 album ''[[Totally Crushed Out!]]''. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||