an excellent quality bootleg, both in audio and video formats, because the show was broadcast live to German radio, and later that night there was also a video re-broadcast on German TV. The TV and Radio stations were one and the same, "Westdeutscher Rundfunk", in short "WDR", a regional station that nonetheless reaches millions of people. WDR is owned by the state, so the quality was superb, on radio and on tv.

note: this set +2 tracks from the Japan show on 10/22 (below) became the "Good Life" CD bootleg

taped off the mixing board

(tracklist unavailable)

note: broadcast live on the radio, good quality

"triple r" radio show acoustic set , unknown date, tracklist, and location 1996 (please email karl if you know the date of this one)

(tracklist unavailable)

note: These comprise the last 2 songs on the "Good Life!" Bootleg CD. high quality recording.

I beleive this is just Matt and Pat.... consists of live interviews, call ins, and possibly some acoustic songs(?) ...or probably just some impromptu goofiness with a casio keyboard...

(This is likely the time of infamous "crack baby" incident)

professional quality master tape exists, as well as copies taped off the radio by fans

tired of sex

note, quality rather poor, taped from the audience by someone who was not in a very good spot!

pro quality audio, acoustic performance

note: a professional video tape exists, it is edited and features opening shots of the kids pouring into the gymnasium/arena . This exists as a geffen promotional tape, but it is unclear what its purpose was or if it was ever distributed anywhere. "Pink Triangle" from this video (with its audio synced and enhanced from the audio recording) was included on the Weezer DVD.

note: taped off the mixing board, high quality audio

also note, this is later the same day of the high school show above

note: poor quality audience recording

all too brief home movie of the day's action, shot by karl. Fragments were used in the weezer DVD as parts of the "Good Life B-Roll" segment.

(tracklist and quality unknown)

included interviews

note: was re-broadcast on 3/13/97, as part of a "Muchmusic Spotlight" where they showcase a band by presenting the audience with the music videos that have been produced to date, accompanied by specific interviews - in this case, from 11/22/96.

note 2: many fans have noted that audible in the broadcast of this show, the band can be heard in the background rehearsing as the VJ person babbles. They are heard running through "Devotion" acoustically, and there is much speculation that they actually performed the song but that it was somehow never aired. Extensive reaserch has confirmed that the broadcast was complete as shown, and that no other footage exists - the band did not perform it for the cameras, so there is no recording besides what is heard in the background. Either they ran out of time or decided not to play that one at the last minute. No one has ever come forth who witnessed the show and claimed to see them performing anything aside from what was shown on TV.

note : good sounding audience tape

note : good sounding audience tape

taped off the mixing board, nice quality

Somehow Tim Wheeler of Ash taped Brian Bell's phone message to him at a hotel in LA, Ash later put this on their fanclub-only "Barbie Record" as "Devils Haircut". Brian was referring Tim to various barbers that he was partial to in LA...I know, very weird....

note : fair sounding audience tape

Matt played me rough mixes of this stuff when the band re-conviened in May in the USA. There were several songs that I recall never made it to "7 More Minutes", such as "The Great Train Robbery". Unfortunately, I have no copies nor notes regarding this material, except i am quite sure that a number of the mixes i heard were in fact early versions of tracks that did make it to the album.

About 4 or 5 songs put onto a small number of cd-r's. I cant recall what was on this disc. I do recall saxophones and other wild instumentation. Brian worked on this in the spring, in LA

Acoustic set , the "7:30 spotlight"

note, fair quality audience tape

Note there is also a pro quality vhs video tape of this show.

This recording later appeared on the X96 benefit CD "X96 More Cheap Live".

tracklist unknown. pro quality video.

Note: Tim "Speed" Levitch , Matts weird buddy, guest vocals on "Undone" (rent the movie "The Cruise" for more info on that dude)

Audio bootlegs exist containing the whole thing.

There are 2 different Y-100 compilation CD'S that feature songs from this. One has "undone", the other has "the good life"

The y100 sonic session was not broadcast live. The sonic sessions are always aired the following sunday morning. An interesting side note is that 4 weeks after the sonic session aired on the radio, a local WB-owned station WPHL 17 aired the video version which showed undone, good life, pink triangle, and el scorcho, as well as interviews of the fans by a local dj. "Undone" from this video version (featuring the avant-weird poetry raps of Tim Levitch) appeared on the Weezer DVD.

note: fairly poor sounding audience tape

note: decent quality audience recording

The memorial show for Mykel Carli and Trysta was taped nearly in full by MTV, although only small parts were shown during "the week in rock", Additionally, MTV taped 3 full length interviews with Matt and Rivers, Pat and Karl, the Allan family, and various weezer fans, as well as most of opener That Dog's performance.

(tracklist coming)