Ozma Discography of CDs

Ozma CD discography Track Listing of songs: Domino Effect; Apple Trees; Shooting Stars; Natalie Portman; Ups and Downs, The; If I Only Had a Heart; Baseball; Rocks; Battlescars; In Search of 1988; Last Dance;

Ozma albums Any Weezer fans disappointed with their comeback albums would be better off listening to a younger set of geek rockers who go by the name of Ozma but could just as easily be called "Weezer circa Blue Album." The Californians have got the fuzzed-out guitars, loud drums, ...

Ozma music CDs Track Listing of songs: Spending Time; Your Name; Come Home Andrea; Bad Dogs; Utsukushii Shibuya; Turtleneck Coverup; Game Over; Curve in the Old 1-9; Eponine; Wake Up; Restart; Lightyears Will Burn;

Ozma discography Track Listing of songs: Domino Effect; Apple Trees; Shooting Stars; Natalie Portman; Ups and Downs, The; If I Only Had a Heart; Baseball; Rocks; Battlescars; In Search of 1988; Last Dance;

Ozma songs Any Weezer fans disappointed with their comeback albums would be better off listening to a younger set of geek rockers who go by the name of Ozma but could just as easily be called "Weezer circa Blue Album." The Californians have got the fuzzed-out guitars, loud drums, ...

Ozma CD discography Track Listing of songs: Spending Time; Your Name; Come Home Andrea; Bad Dogs; Utsukushii Shibuya; Turtleneck Coverup; Game Over; Curve in the Old 1-9; Eponine; Wake Up; Restart; Lightyears Will Burn;

Ozma albums Ozma was the brainchild of electronic artists Mike Metlay and DAC Crowell, recorded in two frantic weeks at the Towers Of Duh in Tallahassee, Florida, one steamy autumn in 1995. Delayed by label and production hassles, the long-awaited disc has finally been released to an eager public ...

Ozma music CDs Many fans of southern California alt-rockers Ozma were disappointed by the band's last album, considering Spending Time on the Borderline a weak-willed attempt to break into the new wave revival. Coming nearly four years and one breakup and re-formation later, Pasadena reverts to the straightforward indie pop of Ozma's earlier material; it even features a re-recording of one of the previous album's better songs, "Eponine," in apparent atonement. These 11 songs are as crisp and bouncy as the best material on Rock and Roll Part Three, with a newfound lyrical maturity and a more wide-screen sound that better incorporates the synthesizer parts that started to overwhelm the rest of the band on Spending Time on the Borderline. (See "Incarnation Blues.") The album's true highlight is the simply outstanding "Heartache Vs. Heartbreak," a dramatic, Electric Light Orchestra-influenced duet between lead singer Daniel Brummel and guest star Rachel Haden that sounds like a great lost New Pornographers single; if she'll have them, Ozma should consider asking Haden to join the band permanently. Surprisingly considering the ...

Track Listing of songs: Azul; Cant Hold It No More; Damelo; Sounds Of Africa; Zica Memo; Bumbum; Chocolate; Close To Me; Nofasmi; Even Angels; I Wonder; Fa Ka; Madalane; Thunderdomdom; Toasty Nutty Bass; Jaguar; Damelo; Check It Out; Magua; Hurricane; Da Drummachine;