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Holy Smokes

Holy Smokes is an EP by Carnival Art.
==Overview==
Holy Smokes contains five exclusive tracks recorded during early sessions for the Welcome To Vas Llegas, and was released just prior to that album. It is sometimes erroneously listed as a single called "Ray's Jesus", the EP's lead track.
"Sore Finger" is an instrumental, and all music was written by Carnival Art, with lyrics by P. Tak, except "Feel Like Makin' Love", which is a tongue-in-cheek cover of the Bad Company classic, written by Paul Rodgers and Mick Ralphs.
Inner sleeve painting by Maria Gibert, cover photography by Sheryl Nields. A small caption on the cover reads: Vatican General's warning: CIGARETTE SMOKE CONTAINS SALVATION; CARNIVAL ART SMOKES, AMEN
==Track listing==
Holy Smokes CD and 12"
#"Ray's Jesus"
#"Warhead"
#"Sore Finger"
#"She Describes Infinity"
#"Feel Like Makin' Love"
==Personnel==
*Michael P. Tak - lead vocals and guitar
*Ed - guitar
*Brian Bell - bass
*Keith Fallis - drums and vocals
*Nick - melodica on "Ray's Jesus"
*Voices Of Infinity - backing vocals on "She Describes Infinity"
Category:Brian Bell
Category:Carnival Art albums
Category:Brian Bell
Category:Carnival Art albums
Category:1992 releases
Home

"Home" is a song originally performed by Singaporean singer and composed by songwriter in 1998, for Singapore's annual National Day parade. Rivers Cuomo released a cover of the song on October 9, 2023, ahead of concert in Singapore.
==Overview==
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo — vocals
*? — instrumentation
==Audio==
<youtube>96uEIDU1P7g</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Whenever I am feeling low
I look around me and I know
There's a place that will stay within me
Wherever I may choose to go
I will always recall the city
Know every street and shore
Sail down the river which brings us life
Winding through my Singapore
This is home truly
Where I know I must be
Where my dreams wait for me
Where that river always flows
This is home surely
As my senses tell me
This is where I won't be alone
For this is where I know it's home
When there are troubles to go through
We'll find a way to start anew
There is comfort in the knowledge
That home's about its people too
So we'll build our dreams together
Just like we've done before
Just like the river which brings us life
There'll always be Singapore
This is home truly
Where I know I must be
Where my dreams wait for me
Where that river always flows
This is home surely
As my senses tell me
This is where I won't be alone
For this is where I know it's home
This is home truly
Where I know I must be
Where my dreams wait for me
Where that river always flows
This is home surely
As my senses tell me
This is where I won't be alone
For this is where I know it's home
For this is where I know it's home
For this is where I know I'm home
==See also==
*List of cover songs
*Rivers Cuomo discography
Category:Cover songsCategory:2023 releases
Homeless

"Homeless" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo. It was released as part of the digital compilation Alone VI: The Black Room in 2020.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
"Homeless" was recorded by Rivers Cuomo sometime between the spring and winter of 1999.Weezer Recording History - Page 11 The song was among hundreds of Cuomo's demos leaked online in November of 2020, and was released weeks later as part of the digital compilation Alone VI: The Black Room in 2020.
==Lyrics==
I, I live alone
Down, down on the street
Won't you come my way?
See me today
Give me a dime
I love you
I love you
I used to be tall
Yeah, I had it all
Won't you come my way?
See me today
Give me a dime
I love you
I love you
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone VI: The Black RoomCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Homely

"Homely" is an unreleased song by Weezer. It is an early version of the 2014 song "Lonely Girl."
==Overview==
"Homely" was written by Rivers Cuomo and demoed by Weezer in October of 2000 in preparation for recording The Green Album in December. The song continued to be demoed through November and December, including rehearsals at Swing House Studios under supervision of producer Ric Ocasek. The song was worked on during the recording of The Green Album, but was left unfinished and unmixed. 
Though the demo from this era has never been heard in full by fans, it was praised by the band's Summer 2000 Tour manager and FOH engineer, Neil Young. Said Young:
"Homely" was, for several years, speculated to be an early iteration of the song "Lonely Girl" from the album Everything Will Be Alright in the End, due to featuring the word "homely" in its lyrics and featuring a structure evocative of Green-era songs. This was confirmed in 2020, with the release of the demo "Follow" as part of the digital compilation Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years, on which a partial clip of "Homely" can be heard.
==Lyrics==
[...]
Hide away tonight
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Weezer songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:RC demos not circulating
Category:Songs of unverifiable discreteness
Category:Catalog o' Riffs
Homie concert: 11/21/1997

Rivers Cuomo performed as "Homie" at T.T. the Bear's Place in Cambridge, Massachusetts on November 21, 1997. The full band lineup is unconfirmed except for Rivers Cuomo and Kevin Stevenson (of the Shods) on guitar. Audience members can be heard cheering for a "Fred" who may be Fred Eltringham of the band Gigolo Aunts, who later assisted Cuomo in recording a Homie album at Fort Apache Studios in Boston.
==Setlist==
==Audio==
<youtube>cYE9q32J8PU</YouTube>
==Gallery==
Boston.jpg
Boston2.jpg
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo concerts
*Homie
*Recording History - Page 10
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo concerts
Category:Rivers Cuomo concerts - November 1997
Category:Rivers Cuomo concerts - 1997
Honey Life

"Honey Life" is a song by The Rentals written by Matt Sharp. It is the seventh track on the deluxe edition of Chapter Three: The Future, the third and final mini album of the Songs About Time project.
==Lyrics==
I don't want to talk about the world
Don't want to talk about the girl
And I don't wanna sit here endlessly
And there's no need to figure out all those reasons you're in doubt
'Cause you will be in doubt endlessly
But hey, just wanna find the way back to the honey life
And yeah, maybe we could change our names
And you could call me Rutherford Hayes
I just don't know what I'd like to call you
And yes, we could write one terrible song
So that no one could sing along
So we'd have one thing for just you and me now
Hey, I just wanna find the way back to the honey life 
Alone at night I go looking for the honey life
Alone at night
Alone at night I go smoking for the honey life
Alone at night
And yes, this world is full of pain
And that pain is on parade
But you know I never really liked parades anyway
Hey, just wanna find the way back to the honey life
Honey, honey life
Honey, honey, honey life
==See Also==
*List of The Rentals songs
Category:The Rentals songs
Hooptie Tour

The Hooptie Tour was a promotional tour done by Weezer in 2001. Most of the shows were played in front of winners of contests held by the local radio stations. The set usually consisted of the songs from The Green Album and lasted between 20 and 30 minutes. Older songs and new material were added to the setlist during the second half of the tour.
==Tour dates==
*05/08/2001 San Diego, California - 91X's Bowling with Weezer
*05/09/2001 Phoenix, Arizona - Rawhide Park (The Edge 103.9)
*05/11/2001 Austin, Texas - Stubb's Barbeque (101X)
*05/12/2001 Dallas, Texas - Smirnoff Music Centre (KDGE Edgefest)
*05/13/2001 Tulsa, Oklahoma - Cherokee Casino Will Rogers Downs (KMYZ Birthday Bash)
*05/15/2001 Los Angeles, CA - Tower Records
*05/17/2001 Valencia, CA - Six Flags Magic Mountain (KROQ Punk Rock Prom)
*05/20/2001 St. Louis, Missouri - Riverport Ampitheatre (KPNT Pointfest 13)
*05/22/2001 Detroit, Michigan - Airborne Skatepark (89X)
*05/25/2001 Chicago, Ilinois - Fireside 2 (Q101)
*05/28/2001 Washington, D.C. - RFK Stadium 
*05/29/2001 Bosten, Massachusetts - Boston Harbor
*05/30/2001 Cape Cod, Massachusetts - Beachcomber (WBCN)
*05/31/2001 Washington, D.C. - George Washington University (DC101's "Weez Bowl") 
*06/04/2001 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - The Blue Horizon (Y-100 Sonic Sessions)
*06/06/2001 New York, New York - Virgin Megastore
*06/07/2001 New York, New York - Boat on the Hudson River (WXRK)
*06/08/2001 Toronto, Ontario, Canada - Ontario Place's "Island Club" (102.1)
==See also==
List of Weezer tours
Category:Weezer tours
Hootenanny

A hootenanny is, by definition, "a social gathering or informal concert featuring folk singing and, sometimes, dancing." Weezer held a relatively minor Hootenanny Tour in 2008, and then incorporated hootenannies into almost all of their live performances on the Troublemaker Tour later that year.
==Weezer's hootenannies==
To support the release of Weezer (The Red Album), Weezer held a relatively small hootenanny tour, in which they travelled across the country playing songs along with fans in acoustic jam sessions. Rivers Cuomo came up with the idea after his mother Beverly told him about the hootenannies she took part in while in high school.https://vimeo.com/1202861 During the Troublemaker Tour, hootenannies were held on stage during concerts, in which fans performed on "Beverly Hills" and "Island in the Sun". El Scorcho was performed at a few concerts. Lead singer Rivers Cuomo held a solo hootenanny, entitled the Alone II hootenanny to support the release of his second demo compilation album, Alone II: The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo, in which he invited fans to not only play along with him, but to chose the setlist as well. Many Weezerpedia users were in attendance for this concert.
There was a plan to release a limited edition CD of some hootenanny performances, but this never materialized for unknown reasons.
==See also==
*List of hootenannies
*Troublemaker Tour
Category:Weezer tours
Hopeless

"Hopeless" is a song by Ozma. It is the fourth track from the 4-track demo cassette Ocho.
===Appearances===
*Ocho (1997)
*Cuatro y Ocho (2021)
==Overview==
==Lyrics==
It's hopeless
Oh don’t you see it's hopeless
But when you're coming back to me
It’s not hopeless
It's hopeless
Little cowgirl don't you see
That the farm
Is hopeless without me
Hopeless, hopeless, I'm so hopeless
Hopeless, hopeless you're so 
Hopeless, hopeless, hopeless 
It's crazy
Oh don't you see it's crazy
I feel the need
I feel the need to get crazy
It's hopeless
Little cowgirl don't you see
That the farm
Is hopeless without me
Hopeless, hopeless, I'm so hopeless
Hopeless, hopeless you're so 
And every time you go away
My heart beats slower
And should I still pretend
That I don’t even know her
Hopeless, hopeless, I'm so hopeless
Hopeless, hopeless you're so hopeless 
Hopeless, hopeless, I'm so hopeless
Hopeless, hopeless you're so hopeless
==See also==
*Ozma
*List of Ozma songs
*Cuatro y Ocho
Category:Ozma
Category: Ozma songs
Category: Ryen Slegr songs
Category:Songs on Ocho
Category:Self-produced Ozma songs
Hospital Error

"Hospital Error" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
The song was among hundreds of Cuomo's demos leaked online in November of 2020, and was later released as part of the digital compilation Alone VI: The Black Room in 2020.
==Lyrics==
You're not my father
You were nice to yourself
My father would not do like that
He was a strange one
He was cold, he was shale
My mother was no pussycat
I appreciate the call
And I'll greet you in the fall
But I don't expect a badger in my ???
No no
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Alone VI: The Black Room
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Catalog o' RiffsCategory:Songs on Alone VI: The Black Room
Category:Known recordings table
Houseboy

"Houseboy" is the third track from the album Juliana's Pony: Total System Failure by Juliana Hatfield.
==Overview==
Weezer bassist Mikey Welsh wrote the bass lines for "Houseboy," initially offering them to Rivers Cuomo before ultimately giving them Juliana Hatfield.Weezer Recording History - Page 11
==Lyrics==
Could you go to the grocery store?
I need some Pop Tarts and orange soda
You can drive the Mercedes
If you say "pretty please"
You can sleep in my bed tonight
But you better not have dirty feet
And I don't like talking after I fool around
I just like to sleep
Could you go to the drug store?
I need Advil and Robitussin and condoms
Take out the trash, give the dog a bath,
Do the dishes, and fix the leak in the kitchen
Little white boy, would you be my slave?
Little white boy, will you be my slave?
Little white boy, would you be my slave?
Little white boy, will you be my slave?
Little white boy, you make a great slave
Little white boy, you make a great slave
==See also==
*Juliana Hatfield
*Juliana's Pony: Total System Failure
*List of Mikey Welsh songs
==References==
Category:Mikey WelshCategory:Juliana HatfieldCategory:Songs on Juliana's Pony: Total System Failure
How Dare You Dis Me

"How Dare You Dis Me" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
==Overview==
"How Dare You Dis Me" was, presumably, composed by Cuomo in early 2000. The song has never been heard by fans.
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Catalog o' Riffs
Category:RC demos not circulating
How Long?

"How Long?" is a song by Weezer. It was demoed in contention for the band's fourth album Maladroit, though it did not make the cut.
===Appearances===
*Released on weezer.com
*Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years (2020)
==Overview==
"How Long?" was written by Rivers Cuomo in 2001 and later demoed by Weezer, first at Sage and Sound Recording in Los Angeles in August/September of that year, and later at Cello Studios during the studio sessions for Maladroit beginning in December. The band uploaded in-progress studio recordings while the band was in the studio, though the song did not ultimately appear on Maladroit. Cuomo released solo demos of "How Long?" as part of the digital compilation Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years in 2020.
==Lyrics==
===January 5, 2002===
Two plus two, me and you
Strolling down the avenue
I never knew that this was meant to be
And all the times we looked into each other’s eyes
I did it again, I did it again
I did it for you
Holding on to a song
I guess it’s time we passed it on
‘Cause one of us keeps changing every day
And all the times we told each other little lies
I did it again, I did it again
I did it for you
How long before we turn to let love fly away?
How long before we turn to live another day?
(Me and you and me)
And all the times we broke our hearts to spite ourselves
I did it again, I did it again
I did it for you
How long before we turn to let love fly away?
How long before we turn to live another day?
(Me and you and me and you and)
(Me and you and me)
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Maladroit demos
Category:Weezer songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone VIII: The Maladroit YearsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
How Many Minutes

"How Many Minutes" is a song created by Karlophone for the 2006 compilation album Amazon Grace.
==Overview==
Amazon Grace was a compilation album released by the Swiss label Y-Y-Y featuring 77 artists, each of which submitted a single song under 30 seconds with the goal of subverting the limited song previews found on many online music retailing websites (such as Amazon, hence the compilation's title). The DJ Kid Chocolat, who co-founded Y-Y-Y and who had worked with Karlophone numerous times in the past, invited him to contribute a song to the album.Karlophone. (2011, December 7). Karlophone "How Many Minutes". YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qffFaploe_E. Archived on December 30, 2021. https://web.archive.org/save/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qffFaploe_E.
"How Many Minutes" has not appeared on any other Karlophone release, however it was posted onto his YouTube channel in 2011.
==Audio==
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qffFaploe_E</youtube>
==Samples used==
==See also==
*Karlophone
*"Dr. Strangelove Sings the Beatles Pt. 1 (Num Num Mix)"
*"Desire"
==External links==
*Amazon Grace on Discogs
==References==
Category:Karlophone
Category:Karlophone songs produced by Karl Koch
Category:Karl Koch
Category:Karlophone compilation/soundtrack appearances
How Many Places

"How Many Places" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
"How Many Places" was recorded in 1999. The song was among hundreds of songs leaked online in November of 2020. The Weezer Recording History lists the song as one of the TK demos, a fact corroborated by the metadata for the leaked demo (which lists the "Album" as "Rivers at TK - Binchy Bingewater"). The Catalog O' Riffs, however, does not list it as a TK song, instead designating it as the third entry in the COR.
==Lyrics==
I've been ??? of ???
There is an answer if you wanna know
A lot of kitties are runnin' around
Bringin' salvation with their ???
You get screwed
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Catalog o' RiffsCategory:Songs on Alone VI: The Black Room
How Was I to Know

"How Was I to Know" (originally demoed under the title "V. Carlton") is a song by Rivers Cuomo, originally demoed in contention for what would become the Weezer album Make Believe.
===Appearances===
*Alone IX: The Make Believe Years (2020)
==Overview==
"V. Carlton" was demoed by Cuomo in 2004 at SIR rehearsal studio during pre-production on Make Believe. The song, under the title "How Was I to Know" was ultimately listed as a "Non A-List Contender" in July of that year. The song is not known to have been attempted as a band. Curiously, the Recording History lists "V. Carlton" as a "cover of an unknown Vanessa Carlton song", but lists "How Was I to Know" with a Catalog O' Riffs number (618), implying that it was composed by Cuomo. The filename of the MP3 of "V. Carlton" in fan circulation also bears the COR number 618. Later on, as of January 2010, the song was in consideration for Hurley.Koch, Karl (as Karlophone). (July 26, 2024). Weezerpedia Discord server. Archived from the original on Weezerpedia at Weezerpedia Discord Q&A with Karl Koch - July 2024.
The song was first heard by fans on November 7, 2020, as one of hundreds of demos inadvertently leaked through the demo storefront on riverscuomo.com. The song was subsequently sold through the storefront on November 11, whereupon it was made available to other users by the user who purchased it. The song was later made available for purchase as part of the digital compilation Alone IX: The Make Believe Years on November 22, before being removed on November 29 for as-of-yet unknown reasons.
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo – guitar, lead vocals
==Lyrics==
I soon forget the times I haven't heard before
I don't remember that I should lock up my door
And there you go with all your oh-so-charming ways
And I can't help but follow you into the maze
You came around without warning
How was I to know that you would own me
You came around with your sweet kiss
How was I to know that I would need this
And I expected you to quickly leave my mind
But here I am still thinking of you all the time
I know it isn't good for me to love you so
But I am stuck on you, I just can't let you go
You came around without warning (without warning, baby)
How was I to know that you would own me (you would own me, baby)
You came around with your sweetness (with your sweetness, baby)
How was I to know that I would need this (I would need this, baby)
I would die for you (die, die for you)
I would die for you (die, die for you)
You came around without warning (without warning, baby)
How was I to know that you would own me (you would own me, baby)
You came around with your sweetness (with your sweetness, baby)
How was I to know that I would need this (I would need this, baby)
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*List of files removed from Alone series
Category:Unreleased Weezer songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone IX: The Make Believe Years
How the Stole Christmas

How the _____ Stole Christmas is a 1995 charity compilation put out by Los Angeles radio station KROQ.
==Overview==
How the _____ Stole Christmas is part of a series of annual charity compilations that were put out from 1994 to 2008. This 1995 edition featured an exclusive track by The Rentals, a cover of the yuletide classic "Silent Night", which contained a special spoken-word message.
==Track Listing==
# "Message From Santa" - Santa Claus
# "Big Hollywood Intro" - Jeffrey Tambor
# "Christmas Piglet" - The Presidents Of The United States Of America
# "Another Bobcat Christmas" - Bobcat Goldthwait
# "Christmastime Is Here" - Stone Temple Pilots
# "Silent Night" - Goo Goo Dolls
# "A Mr. Birchum Carol" - The Mr. Birchum Players
# "Leon" - Bad Religion
# "Kevin & Bean Song" - Wesley Willis
# "Good King Something Or Other" - Bush
# "Message From A Jew" - Jon Stewart
# "Merry Christmas Eve" - Better Than Ezra 
# "The X-mas Files" - David Duchovny & Gillian Anderson
# "Icelandic Christmas Song" - Björk
# "Jimmy's Christmas Medley" - Jimmy The Sports Guy
# "Silent Night" - The Rentals
# "Closing Arguments" - The Kevin & Bean Dancers
==See Also==
*KROQ
Category:The Rentals
Category:KROQ
Category:1995 releases
Huck 'Em - Music for Real Sporters

Huck 'Em - Music for Real Sporters is a promotional CD released in 1997 by Geffen. The Weezer song "Pink Triangle" appears on the compilation, as well as the That Dog song "Gagged and Tied".
==Track listing==
==See also==
*"Pink Triangle"
*"Gagged and Tied"
*Ruckus Volume One
==External links==
*Huck 'Em - Music for Real Sporters on Discogs
Category:Weezer compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:That Dog compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:Promotional release
Category:1997 releases
Huge Guy

Huge Guy is the name used by Pat Wilson for a series of demos he made in 1995.
==Overview==
After the Suburban Advantage demos, Wilson continued to write songs. In between the various Weezer sessions that yielded Pinkerton, Wilson became restless and began to make recordings of songs he'd written. Most of the songs were early incarnations of eventual Special Goodness songs, and these sessions evolved directly into the early 1996 recording of the first Special Goodness album.
==First demo: August-September 1995==
*"A Song Of Healing And Transformation" (early version of "Pay No Mind")
*"You Know I'd Like To Think" (early version of "I'd Like To Know")
*"It's All So Simple" (early version of "It's All Here In This Book")
==Second demo: acoustic October 1995==
*"I'd Like To Know"
*"Fatigue"
*"Much Better Thank You" (later became "Pay No Mind") 
*"I'm With You Sister" (later a non-LP single)
*"Conquistadors Of Nothing"
*"Congratulations"
*"Pardon Me" (not the Weezer song.) 
*"Boy Am I Lucky" (later became "A Fortunate Mistake") 
*"It's All Here In This Book"
*"I'm Not Too Proud" (full instruments, electric) 
*"Muscle Car" (full instruments, electric - w/ Tom Ackerman of Skiploader)
==Third demo: November 1995==
*"Congratulations"
*"Pardon Me"
*"Fatigue"
*"I'd Like To Know.." (awesome keyboard/bass lines)
*"Pulling Teeth" (later known as "Pay No Mind")
*"I Believe In You" (later known as "I'm With You Sister")
*"Conquistadors Of Nothing"
*"Boy Am I Lucky" ("A Fortunate Mistake")
==Gallery==
Image:Huge Guy tape front.JPEG|Front of demo tape
Image:Huge Guy tape spine.JPEG|Spine of demo tape
==See also==
*Patrick Wilson
*Suburban Advantage
*The Special Goodness
*List of Special Goodness demos
*List of Special Goodness songs
Category:Patrick Wilson