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Song of Remembering

"Song of Remembering" is a song by the Rentals. It is the first track of Chapter One: The Story of a Thousand Seasons Past, the first mini-album of the Songs About Time multimedia project. The song was later reworked for the band's third proper studio album, Lost in Alphaville.
===Appearances===
*Songs About Time (Chapter One: The Story of a Thousand Seasons Past) (2009)
*Lost in Alphaville (2014)
==Overview==
==Personnel==
===Songs About Time===
===Lost in Alphaville===
*Matt Sharp - vocals, bass, synth
*Ryen Slegr - electric guitar
*Lauren Chipman - viola
*Holly Laessig - vocals
*Jess Wolfe - vocals
*Patrick Carney - drums
*Danielle Belen - violin
*Joey Santiago - additional guitar
*Dave Sardy - mixing
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
I have written enough, there's enough to sing
For a song of remembering
Everything moves, everyone's laughing
Moving through the city of passing
I've written enough, enough for a while
I've written enough, enough for a while
Not everyone moves beyond the past; everything moves
But outside these photographs
Everything dies—the cycles of time
Everyone is passing, passing, passing, passing through
I remember these streets, I remember these faces
No one here ever ages
Angels from machines crowding the streets;
There must be some kind of factory where
The angels are made to just be replaced;
I've written enough, enough for today
Not everyone moves beyond the past; everything moves
But outside these photographs
Everything dies—the cycles of time
Everyone is passing, passing, passing, passing through
The angels are made to just be replaced;
I've written enough, enough for today
Not everyone moves beyond the past; everything moves
But outside these photographs
Everything dies—the cycles of time
Everyone is passing, passing, passing, passing through
==See also==
*List of Matt Sharp songs
Category:Matt Sharp
Category:The Rentals songs
Category:Songs on Lost in Alphaville
Category:The Rentals songs produced by Matt Sharp
Category:Self-produced The Rentals songs
Songlounge.com interview with Rivers Cuomo - September 2002

Quirky, original and cool are a few of the words that come to mind when we think of the band Weezer. A band that seems to care about one thing above all: GOOD SONGS. Songlounge had a chance to catch up with the band's main creative force, Rivers Cuomo, at the Reading Festival in England.
We would like to thank Rivers and Weezer!
*Maladroit, Weezer's latest album, is in stores now! CD comes with 7 mini video clips!
*New limited edition EP, The Lion And The Witch, out Sept 24th!
Category:Interviews
Category:Transcripts
Category:Rivers Cuomo Interviews
Songs About Time

Songs About Time is a multimedia project released by The Rentals throughout 2009.
==Overview==
The project consisted of Songs About Time, three mini albums released every three months; Films About Weeks, 52 black and white short films scored and arranged by The Rentals and released every Tuesday; and Photographs About Days, 365 photographs released daily. The first of the mini albums, Chapter One, was released April 7, 2009; Chapter Two was released July 7, 2009 and Chapter Three on October 20, 2009. All three chapters were released digitally via therentals.com.
The first chapter, entitled The Story of a Thousand Seasons Past was recorded during late 2008 and early 2009. It features guest playing from Joey Santiago (of The Pixies). 
==Track listing==
===Digital mini albums===
	
Disc 1:
Chapter One: The Story of a Thousand Seasons Past
# "Song of Remembering" – 3:53
# "Story of a Thousand Seasons Past" – 3:14
# "All I Have" – 3:03
# "Seven Years" – 3:04Deluxe Edition tracks:
# "Thought of Sound"
# "Fall into the Eve"
# "Colorado"
# "A Thousand Seasons Past" (Spanish Version)
	
Disc 2:
Chapter Two: It's Time to Come Home
# "It's Time to Come Home" – 3:35
# "No Desire #2" – 3:44
# "Girls of the Metro" – 5:25
# "Late Night Confessions" – 3:34Deluxe Edition tracks:
#"One Last Prayer"
#"A Otra Cosa Mariposa"
#"Damaris"
#"Late Night Confessions" (French Version)
	
Disc 3:
Chapter Three: The Future
# "A Rose is a Rose" - 3:17
# "Irrational Things" - 3:53
# "Traces of Our Tears" - 3:18
# "The Future" - 4:40Deluxe Edition tracks:
#"Stardust"
#"Borrow Each Other"
#"Honey Life"
#"A Rose is a Rose" (Japanese Version)
	
Disc 4 (Deluxe Edition-exclusive):
Chapter Four: Tokyo Blues
#"October Thirteen"
#"February Twenty Four"
#"March Ten - Part Two"
#"November Twenty Four"
#"September Eight"
#"December One"
#"November Ten"
#"June Two"
#"February Ten"
#"January Twenty"
#"March Ten - Part One"
#"March Three"
#"December Thirty One"
#"July Twenty Eight"
#"July Twenty One"
#"May Twelve"
#"February Three"
#"October Twenty Seven"
==Films About Weeks==
	
#January One
#January Six
#January Thirteen
#January Twenty
#January Twenty Seven
#February Three
#February Ten
#February Seventeen
#February Twenty Four
#March Three
#March Ten
#March Seventeen
#March Twenty Four
#March Thirty One
#April Seven
#April Fourteen
#April Twenty One
#April Twenty Eight
#May Five
#May Twelve
#May Nineteen
#May Twenty Six
#June Two
#June Nine
#June Sixteen
#June Twenty Three
#June Thirty
#July Seven
#July Fourteen
#July Twenty One
#July Twenty Eight
#August Four
#August Eleven
#August Eighteen
#August Twenty Five
#September One
#September Eight
#September Fifteen
#September Twenty Two
#September Twenty Nine
#October Six
#October Thirteen
#October Twenty
#October Twenty Seven
#November Three
#November Ten
#November Seventeen
#November Twenty Four
#December One
#December Eight
#December Fifteen
#December Twenty Two
#December Thirty One
==See also==
* "Colorado"
*"A few words about Colorado from Matt & The Rentals" 
*List of The Rentals songs
Category: Matt Sharp
Category:The Rentals albums
Category:2009 releases
Category:2010 releases
Songs Written in Bathroom Stalls: The Songs of Matt Sharp

Songs Written in Bathroom Stalls: The Songs of Matt Sharp is a tribute album to the Rentals, compiled by members of the weezer.com and RCB forums, likely around 2002 or 2003.
==Overview==
According to musician Ren Buffoni (who appears on the album as "Q Is a Band"):
"I remember I was chosen to give the CD to Matt Sharp after a show (he was touring alone, acoustic, for the EP Puckett's Versus the Country Boy in 2003). Matt was really touched by the gesture. I was broke at the time and couldn't afford his EP, so he gave me a copy of his EP in exchange for the cover album."
==Track listing==
===Other===
Like Fate - "The Love I'm Searching For" (4:11)
==Audio==
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==See also==
*List of tribute albums
Category:Tribute albums
Category:2002 releases
Category:2003 releases
Songs from 2008

Songs from 2008 is an album by Jason Cropper, consisting of songs written and recorded in 2008. The album was released on streaming platforms on March 25, 2022.
==Overview==
Following the dissolution of Chopper One and subsequently Fliptop, Cropper decided to focus more on his family than his life in the music industry. While working as an employee at Guitar Center in early 2006, Cropper built a home studio and began recording himself and other locals, such as Buffalo Alice. Over the course of two years Cropper wrote and recorded songs for his first solo album to be released in 2008, but for unknown reasons the album was scrapped and the recordings were lost over time.
However, in January of 2022 Cropper managed to get ahold of the lost recordings through mutual friends, motivating him to officially release the songs digitally over streaming platforms.
==Track list==
==Personnel==
* Jason Cropper - composer, lyricist, vocals
* Ed Shiers - drums "Ed Shiers on Instagram"https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:Ed_sheirs_drums_on_cropper_EP.png
==See also==
*Jason Cropper
*List of Jason Cropper songs
==References==
Category:Jason Cropper
Category:2022 releases
Songs from the Black Hole (Billy Cobb album)

Songs from the Black Hole is a tribute album, released in 2018, by Billy Cobb. The album is an attempt to recreate the aborted Weezer concept album Songs from the Black Hole.
==Track listing==
==Audio==
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==See also==
*Songs from the Black Hole
*Zerwee
*List of tribute albums
Category:Tribute albums
Category:Weezer tribute albums
Category:Songs from the Black Hole
Category:2018 releases
Songs from the Forthcoming "Maladroit"

Songs from the Forthcoming "Maladroit" is a CD music sampler released by Weezer in 2002, without the knowledge or permission of the band's label, Geffen.
==Overview==
The band produced the CDs and hand-mailed them to radio stations. Songs from the Forthcoming "Maladroit" is the title listed on the front cover, while the CD spine simply reads "Maladroit Sampler". The CD includes non-finalized versions of eight of the thirteen songs featured on the final disc. There is no mention of Geffen on the packaging, or any label aside from the Rivers Cuomo vanity label E.O. Smith Music. Karl Koch recalled the album in a chat with the Weezer Fan Club over the video conferencing platform Zoom in June of 2020:
According to Koch, Cuomo changed his mind multiple times about how to mix certain songs, and so three different versions of the CD exist in circulation, all with nearly identical packaging. The versions can be distinguished only by the matrix/runout number printed on the inner ring of the disc:
*BJM #11946
*LIGHTING HILL/11982
*LIGHTNING HILL 12020
Following the release of the CD, various radio stations began airing the new songs, and publications began reviewing them, which brought the attention of Geffen. The label subsequently insisted that Cuomo write a letter to every radio station that had been sent the CD, asking them to hold off on promoting the tracks until the record company was ready to service the "Dope Nose" single.
==Track listing==
==Gallery==
Image:Weezer-Maladroit-Sampler-212831.jpg|Cover
Image:Songsfromtheforthcomingmaladroit back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Sftfmdisc.jpg|Disc
Image:SftfmdiscBJM.jpg|"BJM #11946" disc
Image:Sftfm11982discring.jpg|"LIGHTING HILL/11982" disc
Image:SftfmdiscLightning.jpg|"LIGHTNING HILL 12020" disc
==See also==
*Maladroit
*Maladroit demos
*Snippets from the Forthcoming Album
==References==
Category:Weezer
Category:Promotional release
Category:2002 releases
Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars

Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars is a collection of demos and live material that was collected to be Ozma's first LP release. The money made from CD sales funded the recording of Rock and Roll Part Three. Despite being a part of the band at the time of release, keyboardist Star Wick only plays on three songs on the album.Back insert of the CD release of Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:SOITAC_back_cover.jpg
The songs "Shootingstars", "Natalie Portman" and "Baseball" would appear finished on Rock and Roll Part Three. While the songs "Maybe in an Alternate Dimension" and "Flight of the Bootymaster would appear finished on The Doubble Donkey Disc.
The album was originally released on January 2, 1999, on hand-burnt CDs with printed black and white album art. Later, an abridged version of the record was sold through MP3.com in late 1999 called Songs of Audible Trucks and Cars, the name chosen due to a character limitation.
The album's name comes from the Cuatro/Ocho song, "Trucks and Cars".
==Song Explanations==
The meaning behind some of the songs on this album were explained in detail by Ozma members on their official website, ozmaonline.com, in 2000.
==Track listing==
==First Strike EP==
The First Strike EP is made up of the John Gaudesi produced studio songs from Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars. It was recorded in April and May of 1997 and wasn't printed in large quantities, leading to estimations that only a handful of cassettes were made. Very shortly after its conceptualization, the EP was reworked into Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars.Japanese Ozma fansite(?) https://web.archive.org/web/20210912221202/https://sound.jp/upsanddowns/release.htmDaniel Brummel responding to fan corospondence 2021 https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:Danfirststrikeep.png
Image:FIRSTSTRIKE.jpeg
==Track listing==
==Rerelease==
On August 22, 2020, the band re-released this album through Bandcamp. Later, on December 1, 2021, the compilation would be physically re-released on cassette by the Indonesian label Ororo Records. This release also included a sticker and two buttons, with the option to buy a T-shirt as a bundle.
Image:Screenshot 2021-10-10 224147.jpg
Image:Ozma standalone t shirt inaudible.jpg
Image:Cassette bundle.jpg
Image:Cassette with buttons.jpg
==See also==
*Ozma
*Rock and Roll Part Three
== External links ==
* Bandcamp
==References==
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma albums
Category:1999 releases
Category:2022 releases
Sonia, Sonia

"Sonia, Sonia" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo recorded in April of 1994. It was officially released in November of 2020.
===Appearances===
*Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years (2020)
==Overview==
Rivers Cuomo recorded "Sonia, Sonia" on April 22, 1994. Although the song was listed in the Catalog O' Riffs and was recorded alongside other songs that comprise the Fulton Avenue Suite (as it was named on Alone III: The Pinkerton Years), it was not included on Alone III. The song was first heard by fans when it leaked through the demo storefront on riverscuomo.com on November 7, 2020. Cuomo sold the song to an anonymous user through the storefront a few days later, on November 11, and made it available for purchase to all users on November 22, as part of the compilation Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years.
==Lyrics==
You won't catch me going for that
You think I have nothing to get
Sonia, Sonia, guess I'll have to bone ya
Oh no, those are the things I like
Oh no, those are the things I like
==Known recordings==
== See also ==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years
Sonnyboy

Sonnyboy is the solo band of Joe Cunningham.
==Overview==
Sonnyboy was a solo project from ex-Organic Mechanic saxophonist Joe Cunningham. Under this name, Cunningham released a single album through Amorphous Records, Dad Eye. This album also featured Talbott Guthrie of Organic Mechanic on most tracks, as well as Pat Finn on a single song. This album was eventually removed from the Amorphous Records website, and Cunningham seemingly abandoned the project to work with other local bands.
==Discography==
===LPs===
*Dad Eye (2003)
==See also==
*Joe Cunningham
*Amorphous Records
*Organic Mechanic
Category: Sonnyboy
Category: Weezer-related bands
Sound Mind

Sound Mind is an album by Daniel Brummel and the Contraband. In 2000, it was re-released on CD with some songs from A Network To Take Care, and the then upcoming Atoll Life, included on it. "If I Only Had Some Courage" was later turned into the Ozma song, "Around the World in 80 Seconds".
As of April 2021, this album, along with the expanded cd tracklisting, has been rereleased through Daniel's Bandcamp.
==Track listing==
== External links ==
* Bandcamp
==See also==
*Ozma
*Daniel Brummel
*Daniel Brummel and the Contraband
Category:Ozma
Category:1999 releases
Category:2000 releases
Sound the Alarm

"Sound the Alarm" is a single by American electronic music duo the Knocks. The song features vocals by Rivers Cuomo and , who are also credited songwriters.
==Overview==
The title "Sound the Alarm" was listed as dummy data on the then-unfinished demo storefront on riverscuomo.com in October of 2020. Rivers Cuomo later commented that the song was something to do with the Knocks.Mister Rivers' Neighborhood. 19 October 2020. Archived by Wayback Machine 31 July 2021. https://web.archive.org/web/20210731224059/https://books-r-fun.herokuapp.com/wiki/Sound%20the%20Alarm
"Sound the Alarm" released in July 2021 alongside a lyric video. A full music video was released on September 9, 2021.
==Audio==
The music video for "Sound the Alarm" was directed by Kevin Eis and released on September 9, 2021.
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*Lyric music video
==Lyrics==
Touch the pleasure
Taste the pain
Turn it upside down
As the world spins round
Would you make my day?
This is getting explosive
This is getting too hot
You're the type I need
You could murder me
In the name of rock
Maybe it’s for the good of mankind
Sound the alarm, sound the alarm
Going in hard 'cause we ain't too proud to be begging like that
Sound the alarm, sound the alarm
Get in the car 'cause we ain't too proud to be begging like that
Ooh
Clutch under pressure
Ice in my veins
Maybe all my flaws give me my powers
I was born this way
I go way too fast
Runaway car crash
Spitting out gas
Stars like the night pitch black
We tripped all the wires
Lit all the fires
Sniffed out the liars
I wonder why
Maybe it's for the good of mankind 
Sound the alarm, sound the alarm
Going in hard 'cause we ain't too proud to be begging like that
Sound the alarm, sound the alarm
Get in the car 'cause we ain't too proud to be begging like that
Ooh
Maybe it's for the
Maybe it's for the
Maybe it’s for the good of man
Sound the alarm, sound the alarm
Going in hard 'cause we ain't too proud to be begging like that
Sound the alarm, sound the alarm
Get in the car 'cause we ain't too proud to be begging like that
Ooh
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Rivers Cuomo discography
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs featuring contributions by Rivers Cuomo
Category:Known recordings table
Soundtracking interview with Daniel Brummel Star Wick and Pierre de Reeder - 2006

Original article (archived by Wayback Machine): https://web.archive.org/web/20070310223633/http://www.gather.com/viewArticle.jsp?articleId=281474976924645
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Soundtracking is a weekly column featuring indie and alternative music, published every Tuesday by Laura Cushing on Gather.com. 
As an official Gather Music Correspondent, I'm pleased to bring my knowledge of indie and alternative music to the community. Soundtracking will feature some of the best up-and-coming bands in indie music today. Soundtracking will feature interviews, CD reviews, music playlists and mp3 downloads, and music discussions.
 
This week on Soundtracking - We have a double feature - two interviews for your reading pleasure!
This week, Soundtracking talks to Daniel Brummel and Star Wick of Ozma, and Pierre de Reeder of Rilo Kiley. Two California bands with impressive sound that toured together in their earlier days, both Ozma and Rilo Kiley are gearing up for spring album releases.
If you're unfamiliar with these bands, you may want to refer to our Sound Guides to Ozma and Rilo Kiley.
Daniel Brummel and Star Wick - Ozma
Ozma formed young, and put out three tremendous albums before breaking up in 2004. Now, having reformed with a new drummer (Kenn Shane, formerly of Addison), they're poised for a triumphant return to the music world. Ozma has opened for Weezer, played on the Warped Tour, covered the Tetris theme in a rock-out Russian cold fusion style - you never know what to expect next from this innovative band. Soundtracking recently talked to Daniel Brummel and Star Wick about their formation, reformation, new album, and plans for success.
For more Ozma:
Official website/myspace
Ozma fansite and forum
Ozma on YouTube
Sound Guide to Ozma
Ozma's free mp3 downloads
Daniel Brummel solo MySpace
 
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Pierre de Reeder - Rilo Kiley
Pierre de Reeder talks with Soundtracking about being a full-time musician and dad, vegetarianism, the new Rilo Kiley album, and his solo work.
For more Rilo Kiley/Pierre:
Rilo Kiley website
Rilo Kiley MySpace
Rilo Kiley fansite
Rilo Kiley on YouTube
Sound Guide to Rilo Kiley
Pierre solo MySpace
==See also==
*Ozma
Category:Ozma
Southern Fried Swing

Southern Fried Swing is a collaboration between Weezer drummer Patrick Wilson and webmaster Karl Koch.
==Overview==
Southern Fried Swing began in 1992, when Wilson and Koch (occasionally joined by friend Pat Finn) would record countless songs while touring with Weezer throughout the '90s. These recordings were often done in hotel rooms and on buses, whilst also utilizing low-quality beginner keyboards acquired from thrift stores, Salvation Armys, and Radio Shacks. This combination of weirdness and low-quality equipment made for incredibly strange, yet unique songs.
The group has only one full release to date, Free Flight Thru the Universe of Sound, released through Koch's record label, Amorphous Records, in 2003. It was sold as a handmade CD and was limited to only 111 copies. Along with this album was a single released on the group's Amorphous Records page (and later their MySpace page), "Angel Wings".
There is a significant amount of unreleased material from the band, detailed on the Amorphous Records website and mentioned by Koch, which could likely have made up a second Southern Fried Swing album. However, no such album has been released.
===Rules===
Three well-known rules govern the actions and mythos of the band. These rules are as follows:
The first rule of Southern Fried Swing: There is no Southern Fried Swing.
The second rule of Southern Fried Swing: There won't be a Southern Fried Swing.
The third rule of Southern Fried Swing: Hey, check out that Southern Fried Swing!
==Discography==
===Albums===
*Free Flight Thru the Universe of Sound (2003)
===Appearances===
*Beetbox 2: Electric Boogaloo (2006) ("The Lesson")
===Other songs===
====Released====
*”Brady” (2000)
*”Angel Wings” (2003)
====Unreleased====
*”Martha” (1992/1993)
*”The Complete History of Techno” (1995)
*”San Hosey” (2001)
*”My Baby Went to Africa” (2001)
*”Buplase” (2001)
*”Banana Party” (2002)
*”Autotransformer” (2002)
*”Mystery Bongo Puma Song” (2002)
*”Beefer's Foul (FKA The Animal Kingdom)” (2004)
*”Hawaiian Ducks” (2004)
*”Piece of Hay” (?)
*”That Man Is a Spy” (?)
====Unrecorded====
In a post on AllThingsWeezer made on July 9, 2014, Koch teases numerous Southern Fried Swing songs which the group "[sings often], but they arent on tape... yet".karlophone. (July 9, 2014). All Things Weezer. https://www.allthingsweezer.com/index.php?threads/smooch-takes-over-com.28983/page-4#post-827589. Screenshot of original forum post, https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:Karlkochunrecordedsfsatwcitation.jpg.
*"You Could Live Inside a Volcano" (?)
*"A New Kind of Cornflake" (?)
*"Destroy France" (?)
*"They Got a Wal-Mart" (?)
==See also==
*Patrick Wilson
*Karl Koch
*Amorphous Records
*Karlophone
*The Special Goodness
==External Links==
*Official site (archive)
*Myspace page (archive)
==References==
Category: Weezer-related bands
Category:Karl Koch
Category:Patrick Wilson
Category:Southern Fried Swing
Souvenirs, Novelties, Party Tricks

"Souvenirs, Novelties, Party Tricks" is a song by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Released online
==Overview==
"Souvenirs, Novelties, Party Tricks" was recorded by Rivers Cuomo and longtime friend Adam Orth on June 25, 1993, the day Weezer was signed to Geffen.Weezer Recording History - Page 4 Throughout the song, Cuomo sings with a thick accent, imitating the blind souvenir vendor () from the 1984 film Movieclips "Top Secret! (4/9) Movie CLIP - What Phony Dog Poo? (1984) HD" YouTube. 8 October 2011. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPB2g1y2VFk An MP3 recording of the song was leaked by Cuomo to fans online in the early 2000s.
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo
*Adam Orth
==Lyrics==
Souvenirs, novelties, party tricks
Souvenirs, novelties, party tricks
Come and get your dog poo
Or your trick gum
Careful when you grab it
It might snap your thumb
Look at all the goodies I've got here today
Come and fool your friends with a can of bug spray
Souvenirs, novelties, party tricks
Souvenirs, novelties, party tricks
I will sell you vomit or X-ray specs
Look and see the girlies without having sex
Come and see the goodies that I have today
You might even run into the Mel Tormé
Souvenirs, novelties, party tricks
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category: Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs that appeared on the 4 and 5 Star Demos of Rivers Cuomo list