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'''Rock Candy''' and '''Boys At Play''' are unofficial CDs released by the labels | '''Rock Candy''' and '''Boys At Play''' are unofficial CDs released by the labels [[Home Records]] and [[Troll Records]] respectively in the year 1995. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
''Rock Candy'' and ''Boys At Play'' are very early physical [[Weezer]] bootlegs, being released around the same time as [[Geezer]] and [[American Holiday]]. "Rock Candy" was released early enough to be considered by the band as the third Weezer bootleg ever created, earning a spot on their [https://www.facebook.com/weezer/photos/today-in-weezer-history-1241994-correction-show-in-new-britain-ct-becomes-first-/10151729599937273/ Facebook page] on [[December 4]], [[2013]]. Curiously, despite being identical releases, "Boys At Play" is not mentioned. | |||
Included in the bootlegs' tracklist are multiple early versions of [[Pinkerton]] songs, such as "[[Getchoo]]", and "[[Tired of Sex]]", as well as multiple songs that ended up as B-Sides, such as "[[Jamie]]" and "[[You Gave Your Love To Me Softly]]", all of which were erroneously listed with different song titles on the bootleg's tracklist. | Included in the bootlegs' tracklist are multiple early versions of [[Pinkerton]] songs, such as "[[Getchoo]]", and "[[Tired of Sex]]", as well as multiple songs that ended up as B-Sides, such as "[[Jamie]]" and "[[You Gave Your Love To Me Softly]]", all of which were erroneously listed with different song titles on the bootleg's tracklist. | ||
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Like other similar bootlegs, these CDs are now incredibly hard to find and are coveted by collectors interested in the band's early history. | Like other similar bootlegs, these CDs are now incredibly hard to find and are coveted by collectors interested in the band's early history. | ||
==Candy Rock== | |||
{{Main|Main page: [[Candy Rock]]}} | |||
Another bootleg of this show was released with the strikingly similar title ''Candy Rock'' by the bootleg label [[Von Knows]] on [[June 24]], [[2006]]. It can be assumed that this bootleg is a bootleg itself of the original Rock Candy. | |||
==Tracklist== | ==Tracklist== | ||
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*[[Sizzling Music]] | *[[Sizzling Music]] | ||
*[[List of unofficial bootlegs (physical)]] | *[[List of unofficial bootlegs (physical)]] | ||
*[[Candy Rock]] | |||
*[https://www.discogs.com/Weezer-Rock-Candy/release/3106075 ''Rock Candy'' on Discogs] | *[https://www.discogs.com/Weezer-Rock-Candy/release/3106075 ''Rock Candy'' on Discogs] | ||
*[https://www.discogs.com/Weezer-Boys-At-Play/release/7305950 ''Boys At Play'' on Discogs] | *[https://www.discogs.com/Weezer-Boys-At-Play/release/7305950 ''Boys At Play'' on Discogs] | ||
[[Category:Unofficial bootlegs]] | [[Category:Unofficial bootlegs]] | ||