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Wilson took the duo into the studio to record ''[[Land Air Sea]]'', which was initially released in 2003 on N.O.S. Recordings, then reissued in 2004 with Epitaph, in a remixed/reordered edition. The band toured extensively behind this release, including an opening slot for the [[Foo Fighters]]. Coincidentally, both bands were fronted by the drummer from another influential band. | Wilson took the duo into the studio to record ''[[Land Air Sea]]'', which was initially released in 2003 on N.O.S. Recordings, then reissued in 2004 with Epitaph, in a remixed/reordered edition. The band toured extensively behind this release, including an opening slot for the [[Foo Fighters]]. Coincidentally, both bands were fronted by the drummer from another influential band. | ||
The Special Goodness booked studio time and apparently recorded a full album's worth of material in 2006, but the material was scrapped. Word has it Wilson quelled its release due to concerns over commercial viability. | The Special Goodness booked studio time and apparently recorded a full album's worth of material in 2006, but the material was scrapped. Word has it Wilson quelled its release due to concerns over commercial viability. | ||
After several reports by Wilson in late 2011 that a new Special Goodness album was supposedly recorded, the third full length studio album ''[[Natural]]'' was eventually released digitally on May 22, 2012. However, Willard was not involved in the making of the album. | |||
The band's name comes from Wilson's description of how he feels when making music, and was an early vote of his for Weezer's name. | The band's name comes from Wilson's description of how he feels when making music, and was an early vote of his for Weezer's name. | ||