...eleased EP by [[Shriners]], the solo project of [[Weezer]] bassist [[Scott Shriner]].
*[[List of Scott Shriner songs]]
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| live_debut = [[May 11]], [[2012]] in [[Scott Shriner concert: 05/11/2012|Los Angeles, CA]]
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...herJones. It was released on [[January 22]], [[2013]]. It features [[Scott Shriner]] on bass.
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| prev_title = ''Songs Of Satanic Hallucinatory Pain And Ecstasy''<br> <small>[[2017]]</small>
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| caption = [[Scott Shriner]] live with Broken in October 2000.
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...m by [[Brian Ray]]. It was released on March 28, 2006 and features [[Scott Shriner]] on bass and backing vocals.
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...http://twitter.com/sgs711 http://twitter.com/sgs711]) in June of [[2010]]. Scott's one of the most interactive of the band members, often replying to fans m
...cool. Learning some Jim Carroll songs for event next Sat at the Echo. Fun songs
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...compilation. It features the only officially-released solo song by [[Scott Shriner]].
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This page attempts to list all known songs written or co-written by [[Scott Shriner]].
| | [[Rivers Cuomo]], [[Scott Shriner]]
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...um by [[Brian Ray]]. It was released on July 29, 2010. It features [[Scott Shriner]] on backing vocals.
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...th Foti. It was released on [[November 16]], [[2004]]. It features [[Scott Shriner]] on bass, in his first session appearance since joining [[Weezer]].
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'''Scott Shriner's Equipment''' has gone through many changes over the years, this page exis
...ection, developed after several years in numerous local and touring bands. Shriner is a vintage Fender Precision Bass man, through and through. He has 2 old b
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...tle = [[Scott and Rivers (album)#Personnel|Scott and Rivers]]<br><small>([[Scott and Rivers]])</small>
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...: 09/09/2008|at Aichiken Kinrou Kaikan in Nagoya, Japan]]. The first three songs were [[Hootenanny|hootenannies]].
#"[[Dope Nose]] ([[Scott Shriner|Scott]])"
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| past_members = [[Scott Shriner]]<br>Greg Suran<br>Victor Indrizzo
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...Party. It was released on [[September 18]], [[2010]]. It features [[Scott Shriner]] on bass.
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...{{Wiki2|Alice_Cooper|Alice Cooper}}, originally released in 1970. [[Scott Shriner]] sang lead vocals on a cover of the song in [[2008]] with {{Wiki2|The_Fore
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...improvised instrumental. The song segues into "[[Dope Nose]]" and the two songs comprise track one of the EP, a decision made to keep the track total at si
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