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From First To Last Discography (w/ new leak).

Titus Andronicus - The Airing of Grievances.

Neutral Milk Hotel - Hype City Soundtrack Demo.

The Little Ones - Terry Tales & Fallen Gates.

No money exchanged if we ask the same fee"įavorite Song: "Wake Up" It's the song that hooked me.

Notice more of OZMA's use of Nintendo and Back to the Future references (Both in "Game Over": "where I go I don't need roads!" and also a reference to Huey Lewis and the News' "Power of Love" in "Come Home Andrea:" "Girl make a one man cry, make another man sing")įavorite Line: From "Come Home Andrea": "Tonight I'll be a whore for you, and you can dance for me. OZMA's third studio album is powerpop like it ain't no thang.

OZMA - Spending Time on the Borderline (2003) I'm not nearly as familiar with this album as the others, but it's still very good.įavorite Song: Korobeiniki (aka: the Tetris theme song) Also, check out references to Link from Zelda, and playing with Legos.įavorite Line: Eh, no favorite. They will continue to use the style of connecting songs with common musical themes and melodies. The disc was split into two imaginary "concept EPs": the first five songs (including the Russian folk song "Korobeiniki", more famously the Tetris theme) revolved around Russian themes, while the second half created a more "dance party" atmosphere.Expanding on the Nintendo theme, OZMA begins to experiment with their rendition of the Tetris theme song, and it becomes a common thread in a lot of their songs. With this release, Ozma experimented with the traditional Russian balalaika and the flute to create a sound they called "Russian coldfusion". I did all my work, but never got your digits!"Įarly in 2001, the band also self-released The Doubble Donkey Disc (later reissued on Kung Fu Records). Theres a great Back to the Future reference in "In Search of 1988:" "Warp me back at 88" (the speed required for time travel, duh).įavorite Line: "An apple pie, the number pi, I studied you in math class. Prepare for a tribute to Natalie Portman, the contradictory lyrics of "Ups and Downs," Nintendo refrences (Mario and Luigi), and plenty of wordplay. They share the same energetic powerpop, but where OZMA excels is their witty and often ironic lyrics.

OZMA will surely please any Weezer fan with their first studio release.