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:''This page is for the band. For their self-titled debut album, see [[Organic Mechanic (album)]].''
:''This page is for the band. For their self-titled debut album, see [[Organic Mechanic (album)]].''
'''Organic Mechanic''' was a band founded by previous [[60 Wrong Sausages]] member and long-time friend of [[Weezer]], [[Pat Finn]] around [[2000]]. The other members of the band included [[Talbott Guthrie]] on drums, [[Joe Cunningham]] on sax, and [[Norm Buccola]] on bass.
'''Organic Mechanic''' was a band founded by long-time friend of [[Weezer]], [[Pat Finn]], around [[2000]].


==Overview==
==Overview==
Organic Mechanic is the first band founded by Pat Finn to officially release an album (He had previously been a part of [[60 Wrong Sausages]] and [[Bush]], both of which recorded only demos before breaking up). It was formed in Portland Oregon around [[2000]] and included ex-Five Fingers of Funk drummer [[Talbott Guthrie]], saxophonist [[Joe Cunningham]] (who would later go on to release a solo album through Amorphous Records titled ''[[Dadeye]]''), and bass player [[Norm Buccola]]. Initially, [[Patrick Wilson]] was the band's drummer, playing on multiple demos recorded in [[1999]]. However, by 2000, Finn had already assembled the rest of the band and parted ways with Wilson [https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/Recording_History_-_Page_11#Winter_-_Spring_1999]. The band played as opening acts for a number of Weezer shows that year, being mentioned in various [[Karl's Corner]] posts for their performances.  
Finn had previously been a part of [[60 Wrong Sausages]] and [[Bush]], both of which recorded demos but never released any official music (with the exception of "[[The Answer Man]]" by 60WS, which appeared on ''[[Video Capture Device]]'' a number of years after the band dissolved). In [[2000]], he formed his own band in Portland, Oregon, which included ex-Five Fingers of Funk drummer [[Talbott Guthrie]], saxophonist [[Joe Cunningham]] (who would later go on to release a solo album through Amorphous Records titled ''[[Dadeye]]''), and bassist [[Norm Buccola]]. Before the band's lineup was finalized, [[Pat Wilson]] acted as a temporary drummer, playing for demos recorded in [[1999]].<ref>[[Recording_History_-_Page_11|Weezer Recording History - Page 11]]</ref> The band played as an opening act for a number of Weezer shows in [[2000]] and was mentioned in multiple [[Karl's Corner]] updates.


In [[2001]], the band released their first (and only) album. It was a self-titled CD, and was first project to be released through [[Karl Koch]]'s personal label, [[Amorphous Records]]. Hence, there is much information about the band on the Amorphous Records website along with multiple (now defunct) .mp3 downloads. The album was made available for mail order through the website, but was also temporarily in stock in various retail record shops around Portland.
The band released their first (and only) album, ''[[Organic Mechanic (album)|Organic Mechanic]]'', in [[2001]]. It was first project to be released through [[Karl Koch]]'s personal record label, [[Amorphous Records]]. It saw a CD release, available by mail-order through the Amorphous Records website, as well as through the digital music distribution service CD Baby and in select record stores around Portland.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20021020015257/http://www.karlophone.com/amorphous/index_OM.html ''Organic Mechanic : News, Shows, Reviews, Info'' on karlophone.com (archived October 20, 2002)]</ref>


There were multiple more demos recorded for a possible second album (one of which was titled "[[The Hippie Dance]]", recorded in Fall of [[2002]], and was made available for download on the Amorphous Records website), however a follow-up album was never released.
There were multiple more demos recorded for a possible second album. One, titled "[[The Hippie Dance]]", was recorded in Fall of [[2002]] and made available for download on the Amorphous Records website. Despite this activity, a follow-up album was never released.


By March of [[2004]], the band's Amorphous Records page stated that Finn was recording new material for a non-Organic Mechanic project with Guthrie, and another update was posted in February of [[2009]] claiming that Finn and Guthrie were ready to launch the band. It is unclear if anything ever came of this, though, as the band's name is not mentioned, and Koch has ceased to update the page since.
By March of [[2004]], the band's Amorphous Records page stated that Finn was recording new material for a non-Organic Mechanic project with Guthrie, and in February [[2009]] an update was added claiming that Finn and Guthrie were ready to launch the band.<ref>[http://www.karlophone.com/amorphous/index_OM.html ''Organic Mechanic'' on karlophone.com]</ref> No further updates were made to the page and it is not known what the name of the new band was.


==Discography==
==Discography==
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*''[[Organic Mechanic (album)|Organic Mechanic]]'' (2001)
*''[[Organic Mechanic (album)|Organic Mechanic]]'' (2001)
===Other songs===
===Other songs===
* ''[[The Hippie Dance]]'' (2003)
* "[[The Hippie Dance]]" (2003)
 


==See Also==
==See Also==
*[[Pat Finn]]
*[[Pat Finn]]
*{{S/T|Organic Mechanic}}
*''[[Organic Mechanic (album)]]''
*[[Amorphous Records]]
*[[Amorphous Records]]


==References==
<references />
[[Category: Weezer-related bands]]
[[Category: Weezer-related bands]]
[[Category: Pat Finn]]
[[Category: Pat Finn]]
[[Category: Amorphous Records]]