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| Genre = Alternative Rock | | Genre = Alternative Rock | ||
| Active = 1990's | | Active = 1990's | ||
| Labels = | | Labels = Skinny Records <small>(as Magpie)</small><br>Boy's Life Records <small>(as Supersport 2000)</small> | ||
| Former members = [[Cherielynn Westrich]]<br>[[Rod Cervera]]<br>[[Mike Fletcher]]<br>[[Graciela Germann]]<br>[[Debbie Diament]] | | Former members = [[Cherielynn Westrich]]<br>[[Rod Cervera]]<br>[[Mike Fletcher]]<br>[[Graciela Germann]]<br>[[Debbie Diament]] | ||
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===Supersport 2000=== | ===Supersport 2000=== | ||
The band's only official release, "[[Pinkslip]]", was released in mid-[[1995]] on CD, vinyl, and cassette. Vinyl versions of the single contain "[[17 Braids]]" as a b-side, while the CD and cassette versions contain "[[17 Braids]]" as well as "[[I Love Christian Stone]]" as additional tracks. The cassette releases of the single were exclusive to the [[Weezer Fan Club]], and contained a yellow colored sticker of the band's logo. In [[1998]], the band contributed "[[Faster Kiddies]]" to the album ''[[Hear You Me! A Tribute to Mykel and Carli]]''. | The band's only official release, "[[Pinkslip]]", was released in mid-[[1995]] on CD, vinyl, and cassette. Vinyl versions of the single contain "[[17 Braids]]" as a b-side, while the CD and cassette versions contain "[[17 Braids]]" as well as "[[I Love Christian Stone]]" as additional tracks. The cassette releases of the single were exclusive to the [[Weezer Fan Club]], and contained a yellow colored sticker of the band's logo. In [[1998]], the band contributed "[[Faster Kiddies]]" to the album ''[[Hear You Me! A Tribute to Mykel and Carli]]''. | ||
==Post breakup== | ==Post breakup== | ||
Since the band dissolved, Cervera has worked with Weezer numerous times in side musician and engineering/production roles. Westrich | Since the band dissolved, [[Rod Cervera|Cervera]] has worked with Weezer numerous times in side musician and engineering/production roles. [[Cherielynn Westrich|Westrich]] pursued a career in the automotive industry, and later ran for and won a seat in the Iowa State House of Representatives. | ||
==Discography== | ==Discography== | ||