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Rob Cavallo

Rob Cavallo is a well-known record producer. He is currently a chairman of Warner Bros Records.
==Overview==
Rob Cavallo was born in Washington, DC. His father, Bob Cavallo (currently Chairman of Buena Vista Music Group), worked in the music industry as a band manager with groups such as Prince and Little Feat. When the younger Rob was about ten, the family moved to Los Angeles, California. As a teen he played in local bands, and after graduating from high school he began working as a recording engineer. In the mid-to-late 1980s Cavallo worked with many so-called "hair metal" bands around Hollywood as a record producer. He has produced many pop rock bands as well. This continued into the 1990s; however, when the hair metal scene died out he began seeking out alternative bands to work with. Cavallo currently lives in Hidden Hills, CA with his wife Kim and two sons Charlie and Joey.
==Collaborations==
Cavallo has worked with a vast array of acts, including Green Day, My Chemical Romance, Jawbreaker, the Goo Goo Dolls, Alanis Morrisette, Jewel, Paramore, Avril Lavigne, as well as supervised the assemblage of quite a few film soundtracks. He also produced several tracks on that dog.'s second album, 1995's Totally Crushed Out!.
==Weezer connections==
Rob Cavallo produced the original version of the non-album track "You Gave Your Love to Me Softly", as it appeared on the soundtrack for the 1995 film Angus.
Category:Production personnel
Robinson's May

"Robinson's May" (also known as "Robinson's Song""The Catalog O' Riffs". Archived from weezed.com. http://web.archive.org/web/20041226230413/http://www.weezed.com/rc/old/indexx.html) is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
 was a chain of department stores operating in Southern California, Arizona and Nevada, from 1993 until 2006. The song was released as part of the digital compilation Alone VI: The Black Room in 2020.
==Lyrics==
Wanted to see you alone
Down at ??? mall
Baby, I won't ask you why
???
Your jeans were priced wrong
Your jeans were priced wrong
Your jeans were priced wrong
Your jeans were priced wrong
??? I won't let you down
Wanted to see you alone
Down at ??? mall
Baby, I won't ask you why
??? children can cry
Your jeans were priced wrong
Your jeans were priced wrong
Your jeans were priced wrong
Right out the window ???
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Alone VI: The Black Room
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Catalog o' RiffsCategory:Songs on Alone VI: The Black Room
Robot Man

"Robot Man" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VII: The Green Years (2020)
==Overview==
"Robot Man" was recorded by Rivers Cuomo between January and March of 2000 at his home studio space.Weezer Recording History - Page 12 The song was released as part of the digital compilation Alone VII: The Green Years in 2020.
==Lyrics==
I'm a robot man
I'll do anything I can
Not to be ashamed
Of the kind of fool I am
Ha, ha
Ha, ha, ha
Build me
I'm a plastic face
Hiding out from you-know-who
??? disgrace
??? intentions
Whoop-dee-doo
Ha, ha
Ha, ha, ha
Hold me 
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Alone VII: The Green Years
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone VII: The Green YearsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Rock Music: A Tribute to Weezer

Rock Music: A Tribute to Weezer is an album released by Dead Droid Records. It was released January 22, 2002. The compilation was released on both CD and double-vinyl.
==Track listing==
==Audio==
<youtube>byiNS-OC0SI</youtube>
==See also==
*List of tribute albums
Category:Tribute albums
Category:Weezer tribute albums
Category:2002 releases
Rock Salt Plum Review interview with Mikey Welsh - Spring 2007

[Original article (archived by Archive.today)]
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Interview with Outsider Artist Mikey Welsh
By Jalina Mhyana
Mikey Welsh is a self-taught artist based in Burlington, VT. His style is somewhat akin to Art Brut and the Cobra movement of the 1940's. Mikey's mother, who is a classically-trained painter, immersed him in art from a young age. Starting with watercolors and collage, Mikey continued to work on art until the age of 19, at which point he started his music career. At the age of 30, after suffering a nervous breakdown, he dedicated himself to painting full-time. Since 2001, Mikey has had several successful solo exhibitions, selling his work to collectors and working private commissions.
...I could never do figurative art, literal representations of trees and things. I have to get paint everywhere. I feel really good with paint in my hair and all over my hands, a cigarette hanging out of my mouth. I have to feel insane. For me that's the point of doing it. It's like sex - when you're completely out of your mind. like an animal, a mess... - Mikey Welsh
==External links==
*2001 performance of "Island in the Sun" on The Tonight Show, referenced in the interview
Category:Interviews
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Category:Mikey Welsh Interviews
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Rock Sound Volumen 43

Rock Sound Volumen 43 is a promotional CD released with the Spanish edition of the 43rd volume of the magazine Rock Sound. The Weezer song "Starlight", taken from the "Hash Pipe" CD single, appears on the compilation. A picture of the band is featured on the front cover of the release, as well as the disc.
==Track listing==
==Gallery==
Image:Rocksound43 cover.jpg|Cover
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Image:Rocksound43 disc.jpg|Disc
==See also==
*"Starlight"
*All Areas Vol. 15
==External links==
*Rock Sound Volumen 43 on Discogs
Category:Weezer compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:Promotional release
Category:2001 releases
Rock Star (disambiguation)

"Rock Star" (or "Rockstar") may refer to one of the following:
*"Rockstar" - A song by That Dog.
*"Rock Star" - An alternate version of "Special" (and an early iteration of "Troublemaker")
*"Rock Star" - An early alternate title for "Eulogy for a Rock Band."
*"Rockstar (Rivers Cuomo song)" - An unreleased demo teased in 2023.
Category:Disambiguation page
Rock and Roll Part Three

Rock and Roll Part Three is the first studio album by American rock band Ozma. The album was originally released on Ozma's own Tornado Recordings on January 1, 2000. After signing to , the label agreed to re-release both Rock and Roll Part Three and The Doubble Donkey Disc with some new mixing and both being remastered. This remastered version was released on August 21, 2001.
Some of the songs that were recorded for this record were also featured in their demo form on Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars.
The album's name comes from the Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars song, "Iceland".
==Writing and Recording==
While recording the album, Daniel Brummel kept a day-by-day journal on their website, ozmaonline.com. They would post pictures and fun quotes from that day's recording session, a trend that continued into the recording of The Doubble Donkey Disc.
Notably, the album starts and ends on the word chance/chances in the same key.
==Song Explanations==
The meaning behind some of the songs on this album was explained in detail by Ozma members on their official website, ozmaonline.com, in 2000.
==Album art==
Andrew Bargeron of Gimetzco! was commissioned by Daniel Brummel to create the artwork and packaging for the album shortly before it went to press.Andrew Bargeron fan correspondence with Moonbritches https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:Screenshot_20220601-131549_Instagram.jpg Bargeron initially created a more expansive design for the entire cd case, but Brummel only used Bargeron's piece created from a photo of the band by Steven Rynders, taken on March 26th, 1999 at the Chain Reaction.
==Remaster==
In early 2001 the band signed with Kung Fu Records. In anticipation of a rerelease, the band had the album remastered by Mark Casselman. This version also split the final two tracks, which were combined on the original tornado release.
The album was then remastered again slightly for its release on Bandcamp.
==Track listing==
==Audio==
<youtube>RitsOevqmd4</youtube>
==Spanish TV ad==
A Spanish TV ad was created by to promote the re-release of the album.
<youtube>GTGSHQL7qL4</youtube>
== External links ==
* Bandcamp
==References==
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma albums
Category:2000 releases
Category:2001 releases
Category:Debut albums
Rockin'On Japan interview with Scott & Rivers - April 2013

==Gallery==
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==See also==
*List of interviews
Category:Interviews
Rockin'On interview with Rivers Cuomo - August 2000

==Gallery==
Image:Rockinonaug2000cover.jpg|Cover
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==See also==
*List of interviews
*:Category:Rivers Cuomo Interviews
Category:Interviews
Category:Rivers Cuomo interviews
Rockin'On interview with Rivers Cuomo - November 1996

==Gallery==
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Image:Rockinonnov1996ad.jpg|Pinkerton advertisement
==See also==
*List of interviews
*:Category:Rivers Cuomo Interviews
Category:Interviews
Category:Rivers Cuomo interviews
Rocks

"Rocks" is the eighth track from Rock and Roll Part Three.
===Appearances===
*Rock and Roll Part Three
*Fatty’s Favorites (2000)
*Ozma - Live on KUCI - January 24, 2001 (2021)
==Audio==
<youtube>QR_MONFGgT8</youtube>
==Lyrics==
I've been looking for a way to find a way to find you
Turning over every unturned stone
I thought everyone was flipped but I guess Eagle Rock got skipped
'Cause that's where you've been all along alone
Whoa, oh oh
I've been tryin' to find a way to finally up and find you
Climbing every boulder in my way
To throw me off your trail you moved to Boulder, Colorado
A hop, a skip, and one long jump away
Whoa, oh oh
I finally found a way to find a way to finally find you
Down where Colorado Street meets Hill
Pick a rock and throw it way across the Rocky Mountains
And pray to God it hits your window sill
I will never skip a rock (I will never skip a rock)
I will never skip a rock again
I will never skip a rock (I will never skip a rock)
I will never skip a rock again
==See also==
*Ozma
*List of Ozma songs
*Rock and Roll Part Three
Category:Ozma
Category: Ozma songs
Category:Slegr-Brummel-Galvez writing credit
Category:Songs on Rock and Roll Part Three
Category:Ozma songs produced by Bruce Witkin
Category:Songs on Ozma - Live on KUCI - January 24, 2001
Rockstar

"Rockstar" is the thirteenth and final track on That Dog's second album, "Totally Crushed Out!"
===Appearances===
*Totally Crushed Out! (1995)
==Overview==
Clocking in at over seven and a half minutes, "Rockstar" is by far the longest song in that dog.'s catalog.
==Audio==
<youtube>hY9jIx_OBhc</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Could you sign my guitar?
Can I take a picture with a rock star?
Your face wallpapers my walls
Here's my number, when you're in town give me a call
I know I don't know you, but I'm in-love
The bad reviews kills me 'cause I know what you're made of
I have ten copies of you on the cover
When I went to see you, got a ride from my mother
Your CD singles comfort my ears
Your unplugged songs bring me to tears
I see your video in my dreams
Can I shake your hand, you're totally supreme?
==See also==
*List of That Dog songs
Category: that dog. songs
Category:Songs on Totally Crushed Out!
Category:that dog. songs produced by Tom Grimley
Category:Self-produced that dog. songs
Rocky Mountain Philosophy

"Rocky Mountain Philosophy" is the eighth track off the second Karlophone album, I Must Find This Karlophone....
==Overview==
The name "Rocky Mountain Philosophy" was first mentioned by Karl Koch on May 9, 2006 under the news section of his website karlophone.com, where it was listed as a working title for the then-upcoming album.Koch, Karl. (2006, May 9). News. Karlophone.com. Archived from the original on Weezerpedia at Karlophone.com - News.
==Audio==
<youtube>PVraTwfLkJY</youtube>
==Samples used==
==See also==
*Karlophone
*List of Karl Koch songs
==References==
Category:Karl Koch
Category:Karlophone
Category:Songs on I Must Find This Karlophone...
Category:Karlophone songs produced by Karl Koch
Category:Amorphous Records
Rockzone: Interview with Brian Bell - 2019

The following interview has been translated from Spanish.
Original article: https://www.rockzonemag.com/entrevista-a-weezer-canciones-desde-el-agujero-negro/
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SONGS FROM THE BLACK HOLE
Few groups maintain such an intense love/hate relationship with their fans as Weezer. That’s why, even though some believe that their latest records are lazy, their performance on the Bilbao BBK Live is one of the must see dates of the summer, even after 15 years of their last performance in Spain. With Brian Bell holding our hand, we’re going into the inscrutable world of the band.
TEXT: JORDI MEYA/PHOTOS: DR
On an occasion, a member of Radiohead defined the internal functioning of the band as a benevolent dictatorship. In Weezer’s case we could talk about a friendly tyranny. Since its inception, Rivers Cuomo has guided the path of the group and it's even very obvious that the success of the group during its more than two decades is owed, in big part, to his songwriting talent. But the personality of the group wouldn’t be what it is without the contribution of the rest of the band, Brian Bell’s guitar and backing vocals, the economical drumming of Pat Wilson or the musical multiplier that bassist Scott Shriner gave them when he came into the band in 2001. It’s by no mere chance that their best records are when they sound like a band and their worst, like their latest Black Album (Crush/Warner), when the band gets relegated to a secondary role. Despite his introverted and dweebish character, Cuomo forces his leadership on every discussion, something his bandmates have accepted resignedly like some employee that doesn't want to get in trouble with their boss and ends up saying he’s right, even though they know he’s wrong.
Truth is, even with their hits and misses, Weezer is one of the few 90s rock bands that still maintains itself as part of popular culture. Without going any further, they got a song back on the charts last year, even though it was a cover of Africa by Toto, they were the joke of a sketch in Saturday Night Live starring Matt Damon, their tour on the United States next to the Pixies is a hit, and their still hailed by the younger generations. Despite that, some fear surrounds them when a new record is announced.
Thanks to their performance on the Bilbao BBK Live festival, we had the chance to interview the group and even though, naturally, I would’ve loved to speak to Rivers, I had to speak to Brian Bell, who eventually ended up being almost or even more interesting. His testimony, after some generous 50 minutes, uncovered that being a member of Weezer is almost as complicated as being their fan.
==Interview==
Category:Interviews
Category:Transcripts
Category:Brian Bell Interviews
Rod Cervera

Rod Cervera is a guitar player who was a founding member of Supersport 2000, an aid to Matt Sharp in the construction of The Rentals, and the producer of some of Ozma's earlier singles. He produced Weezer's fourth album, Maladroit in conjunction with the band and Chad Bamford. He has assisted the band numerous times in other production/side musician roles as well.
==Related discography==
All contributions are as a guitarist, unless otherwise noted. For Cervera's full discography, consult his allmusic page.
===With The Rentals===
*Return of the Rentals (Guitar, Photography) - 1995
*Seven More Minutes - 1998
===With Magpie===
*MAGPie (EP) - 1993
*"Seven 8" - 1994
===With Supersport 2000===
*Pinkslip - 1995
===With The Sharp Ease===
*Going Modern - 2004 (producer, recording, mixing)
*Remain Instant - 2006 (composer, producer, guitar)
===With Young People===
*Young People - 2002 (drums, recording, mixing)
===With Weezer===
*Maladroit (Producer) - 2002
*"Beverly Hills" (Mixing) - 2005
===With Rivers Cuomo===
*Alone: The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo (engineer, mixing) - 2007
===With AM Radio===
*New Wave (Producer) - 2002
===Miscellaneous===
====Weezer====
*A Different Shade Of Green: A Tribute To Green Day (Producer, Mixing, Guitar) - 2003
*Smallville: The Talon Mix (Producer) - 2003
====Ozma====
*"Lorraine"/"Los Angeles" cassette single (Producer) - 1998
==See also==
*Cherielynn Westrich
Category:The Rentals members
Category:Supersport 2000 members
Category:People who have produced Weezer albums
Category:People who have produced Rivers Cuomo albums
Category:Mixing engineers
Category:Musicians
Category:Guitarists
Rogue Wave

"Rogue Wave" is a song written by Rivers Cuomo and Josh Moran for the soundtrack to the film The Space Between.
===Appearances===
*The Space Between Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (2021)
==Overview==
"Rogue Wave" plays over the opening of the film The Space Between, and is sung by Kelsey Grammer as the character Micky Adams. The song's existence first became known to fans after the title was added to the BMI Repertoire (#31493752) in 2019.
==Audio==
<youtube>tiXNNDZcfhE</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Blood from another
I'm feeling helpless
The spell I'm under
What is a family anyways?
And are there better days?
I know you claim to be 
But how are you a part of me?
A room full of strangers
Without a light on
A casket of questions
I put a smile on this time
And for a short while
You know I'll try, but
I wish I was running away
You all said I'd never make it outta here
I pushed my way into another atmosphere
I'll never look back, never look back
Don't you know I'm sick of standin' still
I'm a rogue wave
Spinnin' wheels got lost in conversation
Found a blast of life (light?) to help the situation
Don't ever look back, never look back
Don't you know I'm sick of standin' still
I'm a rogue wave
I'm a rogue wave
I got something to say
I'm a rogue wave
Stuck in a cycle I never wanted
Same conversations
I never asked for anything
I wanna get away
The more you push and pull
The less of me I'm giving away
You know I wish I had a little faith
Won't you show me a sign?
'Cause the mystery is killing me
And, honestly, we're running out of time
You all said I'd never make it outta here
I pushed my way into another atmosphere
I'll never look back, never look back
Don't you know I'm sick of standin' still
I'm a rogue wave
Spinnin' wheels got lost in conversation
Found a blast of life (light?) to help the situation
Don't ever look back, never look back
Don't you know I'm sick of standin' still
I'm a rogue wave
I'm a rogue wave
I got something to say
I'm a rogue wave
I'm a rogue wave
A room full of strangers
Without a light on
A casket of questions
I put a smile on this time
And for a short while
You know I'll try, but
I wish I was runnin' away
You all said I'd never make it outta here
I pushed my way into another atmosphere
I'll never look back, never look back
Don't you know I'm sick of standin' still
I'm a rogue wave
Spinnin' wheels got lost in conversation
Found a blast of life (light?) to help the situation
Don't ever look back, never look back
Don't you know I'm sick of standin' still
I'm a rogue wave
I'm a rogue wave
I got something to say
I'm a rogue wave
I'm a rogue wave
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*The Space Between
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:The Space Between
Rollin' wit da Homies

"Rollin' wit da Homies'" is the twelfth and final track from the album Spirit by Japanese singer-songwriter Hitomi.
===Appearances===
*Spirit (2011)
==Overview==
The song was co-written by songwriters Rivers Cuomo, Sheppard Solomon, and Allan Grigg. Grigg also produced the song (under the moniker Kool Kojak). Cuomo is also a featured vocalist on the track. Cuomo would also collaborate with Grigg and Solomon on the 2013 Scott & Rivers track "Hajikeru."
==Lyrics==
It's a good day
I'm feelin' OK
I got the go ahead for a getaway
No more broken bones
Defunct mobile phones
Whack-ass amateurs
All that's done - it's on!
I'm rollin' with the homies
Everybody knows me
I'm gonna make some money
I'm rollin' with the homies, homies, homies
Sayin' goodbye to the albatross
Hello, big-shots
This is so boss
No more broken bones
Defunct mobile phones
Whack-ass amateurs
All that's done - bye-bye!
I'm rollin' with the homies
And everybody knows me
I'm gonna make some money
I'm rollin' with the homies, homies, homies
'Cause I got more ideas than you
I'm still expounding, but you're already through
So don't have a cow when I cock-a-doodle doo
I'll pick you up, I'll get you if you're...
I'm rollin' with the homies
And everybody knows me
I'm gonna make some money
I'm rollin' with the homies, homies, homies
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Rivers Cuomo discography
==External links==
*"Spirit" on Wikipedia
*Hitomi on Wikipedia
Category:Songs featuring contributions by Rivers CuomoCategory:Rivers Cuomo songs
RollingStone.com article - April 1, 2008

Spring Music Preview: Weezer Unveil Familiar Title for New Album
4/1/08, 1:08 pm EST
The new Weezer album will be called… Weezer. For the third time in six albums, the band is going the eponymous route, except this time around the band are referring to their new one as the “Red Album.” Comprised of sessions produced by Rick Rubin, Jacknife Lee and themselves, frontman Rivers Cuomo says, “We put a lot of emphasis on blowing our minds with creative freakouts,” as evidenced by the probable first single “Pork and Beans.” To read more about Weezer’s June 17th release and many other upcoming albums, look for our comprehensive Spring Music Preview on stands tomorrow. Check back for an expanded version at RollingStone.com on Friday.
[Photo: Getty] 
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RollingStone.com article - December 6, 2002

Weezer Drummer's New Goods
Pat Wilson readying side project's U.S. debut 
By John D. Luerssen
December 6, 2002
The Special Goodness, the side project of Weezer drummer Pat Wilson, will release its U.S. debut, Land, Air, Sea, on March 4th. Featuring Wilson on guitar and vocals and former Rocket From the Crypt member Atom Willard on drums, the album was produced by Weezer engineer Chad Bamford.
"We're trying for as little hype as possible," Wilson says. "Lots of modern records have that full-on maximum sound, and they're unlistenable after the first spin. We have a very musical sound that wears well over time. Very smooth and full."
The band released a self-titled debut on Rock Records in Japan in 1998 after a stateside deal with DGC fell through, but Wilson is pleased to finally be putting out a record domestically. "It's the first of hopefully many," he says.
The Special Goodness will test the new material at Seattle's Moore Theater on December 13th, where the band will perform alongside Alien Crime Syndicate, Loudermilk and Dolour as part of "Santa's Sack of Rock" benefit for VH1's Save the Music Foundation. They plan to tour the U.S. in March.
Wilson and Willard, who also doubles as Weezer's drum tech, are currently searching for a permanent bass player for the band. In the meantime, Rod Cervera, who co-produced Weezer's Maladroit, will handle bass duties.
Category:Transcripts