1) Ozma is a five-piece rock group from Pasadena, California, United States. Their sound is a mix of new wave-influenced power pop and rock with Casiotone-driven melodies and heavy guitar riffs. The complexity of Ozma's songs grew considerably during the band's initial nine-year history, and after their split in 2004 they announced their reformation in early 2006.
The band was formed in September 1995 by Ryen Slegr (vocals/guitar), Daniel Brummel (vocals/bass), Jose Galvez (guitar/vocals), and Pat Edwards (drums), with the later addition of Star Wick (keyboard/flute). After assembling a collection of early demos called Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars, the band self-released their first proper full-length Rock and Roll Part 3 on January 1st, 2000. Characterized by distorted guitars, melodic basslines, keyboard-driven hooks, vocal harmonies, and confessional lyrics, the album won the band considerable acclaim via the Internet -- Ozma was one formative success story of online word-of-mouth via Napster and MP3.com. Ultimately, buzz surrounding the band became loud enough to reach Weezer, who would eventually take Ozma (along with The Get Up Kids) on their first arena tour in 2001.
Ozma's second self-released full-length, The Doubble Donkey Disc, saw their sound branch out considerably into complex harmonies and long instrumental passages in mocking homage to prog- and classic-rock. The first half was united by Russian instruments, melodies and allusions, while the second half was more frenetic and attempted to briefly spotlight each member of the band - another tenet of classic rock. In 2001 the band signed to Kung Fu Records, owned by Joe Escalante of The Vandals. Kung Fu remastered and re-released Rock and Roll Part 3 and The Doubble Donkey Disc to a much larger audience, and the band embarked on several national tours including another stint with Weezer (the 2002 Extended Midget tour with Saves The Day) and the 2002 Warped Tour, as well as club tours with Nada Surf, Rilo Kiley, Piebald, Superdrag, and Rooney.
The band's third and final album before a long hiatus was 2003's Spending Time on the Borderline, produced by Chris Fudurich (Nada Surf). More unique, mature, orchestral, and sonically diverse than the first two albums, Spending Time... still dipped into pseudo-prog and classic-rock novelty that the band had briefly explored on The Doubble Donkey Disc. The stress of touring eventually wore down the band, and the quintet called it quits in July 2004 after several months on the road promoting Spending Time on the Borderline. The members went back to school and pursued side-projects; notably, Brummel released a collection of folk-influenced recordings called Speak Easy, and Slegr & Galvez performed and recorded as Yes Dear with Nate Greely of Arlo.
The band reunited for several sold-out shows in Los Angeles in 2006 with Kenn Shane (formerly of Addison) replacing Edwards on drums, and remains together. After previewing several demos and videos of the recording sessions on their MySpace page in late 2006 and early 2007, their fourth album, Pasadena, was released in May 2007.
Ozma headlined their own tour through the Summer of 2007 with newcomers The Actual and Eastern Conference Champions backing them up. In the Fall of 2007 they toured as the backing band to both Blue October and Shiny Toy Guns throughout The United States.
In 2014, Ozma self-released their 5th album Boomtown.
Sanglorians are a heavy powerpop band fronted by Daniel Brummel. Big orchestral arrangements, vocal harmonies, synths & strings & all the things. The debut album "Initiation" was born on Oct 23, 2013 and the follow-up "Odalisque" on July 3, 2020.
2) Ozma is a space ambient duo that released one well-received album, "A Huge and Silent Place", in 2000, before breaking up. The album is still in print, and is sold by one of the band members.
3) Ozma is Rudoy Anton, started his creative way back in 2005 as techno music. Slightly he moved to drum & bass genre. In early 2006, Ozma got totally familiar with FL Studio and began his drum and bass production. Nu Jump Up, Jump Up - that's what you'd found in Ozma's tracks. Since recent time Ozma is artist of promising label "Audio Boutique" based in St. Petersburg running by DJ ART. Ozma tracks are played in Russia and many other countries. You could often hear his tracks on Radio Record (106.3) in "Russian Hour Pirate Station" radioshow. Also he could be heard on many English radioshows (on Charge FM, Crisis FM, Kool FM, Frequency FM). At present time Ozma has few tracks released on different CD compilations. At the beginning of 2008 his tracks "Air Team" was signed on "G-13 Records" (London, UK). Ozma's debute solo album was relesead on "Audio Boutique" label ("Pirate Station"). Ozma often collaborated with many other producers.
Signed on Biological Beats, Nightwalker Presents, Subfuzion Records, G-13 Records, Dirty Digital, Junction 11, Bubble Gum Records, Audio Boutique.
4) Ozma is a jazz sextet from Strasbourg, France.
5) Instrumental stoner trio from Nantes, France
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Bad Dogs
Ozma Lyrics
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Someone broke the locks and let the dogs out of the pen
Sound the alarms and let the fun begin
You thought my bark was worse than my bite
But this time I won't be beat before the start of the fight
Leash is too tight
Gonna bite it off
All bad cats go to kitty hell
A thousand dogs are loose in the night
You say they're for protection but you use them to fight
Won't see the light until we turn it off
All bad dogs go to doggy hell
All bad cats go to kitty hell
Goodbye my friends, I wish you well
All bad dogs go to doggy hell
The above lyrics are from the song Bad Dogs by OZMA. The song is essentially a commentary on how people can be controlled by fear and how they might inadvertently wreak havoc upon society because of it. The first verse sets the tone for the song, as the singer talks about how something is happening all over again. This could be interpreted as a reference to how people are often controlled by fear, leading to the rise of extremist attitudes and the erosion of societal norms. In this context, the "dogs" represent people who have been "let out of the pen" due to fear and are now causing chaos and destruction.
The next few lines reference how the singer's bark was underestimated in the past. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for how people who are underestimated in certain situations might end up becoming powerful forces to be reckoned with. The singer then talks about how he is going to bite off his leash, suggesting that he is ready to break free of whatever is holding him back.
The chorus of the song repeats the line "all bad dogs go to doggy hell," which could be taken as a reference to how people who become too fearful and allow themselves to be controlled by it will eventually "go to hell." The line "all bad cats go to kitty hell" is a play on this same sentiment, although it might also be interpreted as a reference to how there are often two sides to every conflict.
Overall, the lyrics to Bad Dogs are a critique of how people can be controlled by fear and how this can lead to chaos and destruction. The song suggests that people need to break free from their "leashes" and work to create a society that is not based on fear and negativity.
Line by Line Meaning
It's happening all over again
The same situation is repeating itself.
Someone broke the locks and let the dogs out of the pen
An individual has intentionally released the dogs from their enclosure.
Sound the alarms and let the fun begin
Prepare for an engaging confrontation that disregards typical law and order.
You thought my bark was worse than my bite
You undermined my physical strength due to my harmless appearance.
But this time I won't be beat before the start of the fight
I will not let my opponent intimidate me in advance of the conflict.
Leash is too tight
The bond that restricts me is constricting and oppressive.
Gonna bite it off
I will use and break free from the constraint, no matter the cost.
All bad dogs go to doggy hell
Fear the fate of the weak and mean-spirited canines that fall to the depths of despair.
All bad cats go to kitty hell
Undesirable cats, like their dog counterparts, must accept eternal damnation.
A thousand dogs are loose in the night
A multitude of dogs is on the run after their release from confinement.
You say they're for protection but you use them to fight
You pretend to use these animals for safety purposes, yet you target them for battle.
Won't see the light until we turn it off
The oppressive force will not perceive the error of their ways until their power is overcome.
All bad dogs go to doggy hell
May all unkind dogs suffer everlasting punishment.
All bad cats go to kitty hell
May all sour cats receive a just retribution.
Goodbye my friends, I wish you well
I bid farewell to my acquaintances, wishing them the best.
All bad dogs go to doggy hell
All ill-natured dogs face punishment for their behavior.
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@AzryDreemurr
One of the best songs from the album
@candrasitumorang8675
15 years ago... still awesome
@kat_draws__
this song is slowly becoming one of my favs from the album too <33
@orororecords6037
❤❤❤❤❤
@NadaCero
i had no idea this song had a music video
@bruatleticano
Me neither haha
@vtrr4635
🥺
@thekeerok
nice
@punpunpunpun
real
@AnonMemSoc
I feel like this is somebody’s neighborhood band