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Black Sabbath

Black Sabbath is a British heavy metal band
==Overview==
Black Sabbath formed in 1968 in Birmingham England. They were best known for being a pioneer of heavy metal.
==Weezer Connection==
Weezer has covered a number of their songs over the years, including "Paranoid" and "War Pigs."
==Members==
Black Sabbath has gone through many line-up changes, but the classic line-up included
*Tony Iommi - guitars
*Bill Ward - drums
*Geezer Butler - bass
*Ozzy Osbourne - vocals, harmonica
==See also==
*The Clash
*KISS
Category:Influences
Category:Cover songs
Black Session & Rare Trax

Black Session & Rare Track is an unlicensed The Rentals vinyl bootleg. Its year of release and origin are unknown, however it was likely created in Japan.
==Overview==
Track A1 is "California", a precursor to "Barcelona", which was originally released on the compilation album The Poop Alley Tapes. Tracks A2–A6 and B1–B5 are taken from the Rentals' Black Sessions performance, recorded in April 1995. Track B6 is the remixed version of the Weezer song "Say It Ain't So".
==Track listing==
====Side A====
====Side B====
==Gallery==
Blacksession&raretraxcover.jpg|Front cover
Blacksession&raretraxsidea.jpg|Side A
Blacksession&raretraxsideb.jpg|Side B
==See also==
*The Rentals concert: 04/05/1996
*Black Sessions (disambiguation)
*List of unofficial bootlegs (physical)
==External links==
*Black Session & Rare Trax on Discogs
Category:Unofficial bootlegs
Category:The Rentals
Black Session (The Rentals bootleg)

::This article is about the Loose Dog bootleg The Rentals CD-R release. For other uses of Black Sessions, see Black Sessions (disambiguation).
Black Session is an unlicensed bootleg The Rentals CD-R released by the label Loose Dog. It contains audio from the Rentals' Black Sessions performance, recorded April 5, 1996. It is one of many Weezer-related bootlegs released by the label.
==Track listing==
==Gallery==
Therentalsblacksessioncover.jpeg|Front cover
Blacksessionback.jpg|Back cover
Blacksessiondisc.jpg|Disc
==Audio==
<youtube>uvNgJ0wBuzs</youtube>
==See also==
*The Rentals concert: 04/05/1996
*Black Sessions (disambiguation)
*Loose Dog
*List of unofficial bootlegs (physical)
==External links==
*Black Session on Discogs
Category:Loose Dog
Category:Unofficial bootlegs
Category:The Rentals
Black Sessions (disambiguation)

Black Sessions may refer to:
*The Black Sessions (Weezer), a radio performance by Weezer at Studio 105 of Maison de la Radio in Paris, France, which has been bootlegged under the same name by Sangatte Records (as well as in other forms).
*Weezer concert: 02/21/1995, the concert page entry for Black Sessions performance.
*The Black Sessions (The Rentals), a radio performance by the Rentals at Studio 105 of Maison de la Radio in Paris, France, which has been bootlegged under the same name by Sangatte Records.
*The Rentals concert: 04/05/1996, the concert page entry for the Rentals' Black Sessions performance.
*Black Session (The Rentals bootleg), a bootleg Rentals CD-R released by Loose Dog in 1996 which uses audio from the band's Black Sessions set.
*Black Session & Rare Trax, a bootleg Rentals vinyl released by an unknown label which uses audio from the band's Black Sessions set (amongst other songs).
==See Also==
*The Black Album (disambiguation), a list of releases and projects referred to as The Black Album
Category:Disambiguation page
Black and Blue

"Black and Blue" is the second track of The Kickovers' first and only album, Osaka.
===Appearances===
*Osaka (2002)
==Personnel==
*Nate Albert (guitar, vocals, keys)
*Mikey Welsh (bass)
*Joe Sirois (drums)
*"Dangerous" Dave Minehan (backing vocals)
*Paul Q. Kolderie (mixing)
*Sean Slade (mixing)
==Lyrics==
Yeah, I know you leave me black and blue
But what the fuck am I supposed to do?
I don't wanna go home alone
To an empty house that ain't a home
Alright
I'm buried alive
In this 52nd street broken down dive
And I sit, and I drink in overdrive
It's 100 degrees, but I'm cold inside
Yeah, I know you leave me black and blue
But what the fuck am I supposed to do?
I don't wanna go home alone
To an empty house that ain't a home
I'm buried alive
In this 52nd street broken down dive
And I see you, and I come alive
It's 100 degrees, it's a running high
Yeah, I know you leave me black and blue
But what the fuck am I supposed to do?
I don't wanna go home alone
To an empty house that ain't a home
There you are, for me tonight
And now I've lost my will to fight
The feeling, it's coming over
It ties me up, it pulls me under
It rolls my head into a thunder
It stops me from stopping
Or even from wondering why
Yeah, I know you leave me black and blue
But what the fuck am I supposed to do?
I don't wanna go home alone
I don't wanna go home alone
I don't wanna go home alone
Yeah, I know you leave me black and blue
Yeah, I know you leave me black and blue
Yeah, I know you leave me black and blue
Yeah, I know you leave me black and blue
Yeah, I know you leave me black and blue
Yeah, I know you leave me black and blue
Yeah, I know you leave me black and blue
Yeah, I know you leave me black
==See also==
*Osaka
*The Kickovers
Category:The Kickovers songs
Category:Songs on Osaka
Category:The Kickovers
Blan

"Blan" is an instrumental song written by Patrick Wilson for the Franklin Mint.
====Appearances====
*Released on thespecialgoodness.com
==Overview==
"Blan" was released on thespecialgoodness.com in early 2001, as part of "The First Batch".The Franklin Mint. thespecialgoodness.com. Archived from the original on May 10, 2001.
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*Franklin Mint
*List of Patrick Wilson songs
==References==
Category:Patrick Wilson songs
Bleed American

Bleed American is the fourth studio album by Jimmy Eat World. It was released on July 18th, 2001.
==Overview==
After treading their way through the mid-90s emo scene, Arizona-based Jimmy Eat World were thrust into the limelight with the sudden and staggering commercial success of Bleed American. In the wake of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, it was re-released in late 2001 as Jimmy Eat World. The album was reissued as a two-disc deluxe edition on April 28, 2008 under its original name.
Jimmy Eat World was supporting this album when they toured with Weezer during the Extended Midget Tour in fall of 2001. It is also notable to Weezer fans as it features former Rentals/That Dog member Rachel Haden on backing vocals on several tracks, including "Hear You Me", the band's tribute to Mykel and Carli Allan. Haden also toured with the band on the Extended Midget Tour.
==Tracklisting==
All songs written by Jimmy Eat World, except portions of "A Praise Chorus".
#"Bleed American" (renamed "Salt Sweat Sugar" on the self-titled release and certain single releases) – 3:02
#"A Praise Chorus" – 4:03
#"The Middle" – 2:46
#"Your House" – 4:46
#"Sweetness" – 3:40
#"Hear You Me" – 4:45
#"If You Don't, Don't" – 4:33
#"Get It Faster" – 4:22
#"Cautioners" – 5:21
#"The Authority Song" – 3:38
#"My Sundown" – 5:40
==Musicians featured on Bleed American==
*Jim Adkins - lead vocals, guitar
*Toim Linton - guitar, vocals
*Rick Burch - bass
*Zach Lind - drums
*Mark Trombino - synth emulator programming, percussion, magic box
*Rachel Haden - vocals on "Hear You Me", "If You Don't, Don't", "Cautioners", and "My Sundown"
*Davey Vonbohlen - voice on "A Praise Chorus"
*Ariel Rechtshaid - vocals on "If You Don't, Don't"
*Travis Keller and Doug Messenger- timely handclaps on "The Authority Song"
Category: Weezer-related bands
Category:2001 releases
Bleezer Tour

The Bleezer Tour was twenty-first professional tour, beginning on August 23, 2009 and ending on September 17. It was their fifth tour as an opening act. Weezer opened for Blink-182 alongside Taking Back Sunday and . Josh Freese would play the drums on this tour, freeing Rivers Cuomo to focus on singing and a greater stage presence while Patrick Wilson would play the lead guitar.
==Tour dates==
*08/23/2009 Toronto, Ontario, Canada - Molson Amphitheatre
*08/25/2009 Wantagh, New York - Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
*08/26/2009 Holmdel, New Jersey - PNC Bank Arts Center
*08/27/2009 Camden, New Jersey - Susquehanna Bank Center 
*08/29/2009 Hartford, Connecticut - Comcast Theater
*08/30/2009 Columbia, Maryland - Merriweather Post Pavillion (Virgin Mobile Free Fest) 
*08/31/2009 Saratoga Springs, New York - Saratoga PAC (blink-182 canceled, Weezer headlined)
*09/02/2009 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio - Blossom Music Center (CANCELED)
*09/03/2009 St. Louis, Missouri - Verizon Wireless Amphitheater (CANCELED)
*09/04/2009 Kansas City, Missouri - Sandstone Amphitheater 
*09/06/2009 Denver, Colorado - Fiddlers Green Amphitheater 
*09/10/2009 Seattle, Washington - White River Amphitheater 
*09/12/2009 Sacramento, California - Sleep Train Amphitheater
*09/13/2009 San Francisco, California - Shoreline Amphitheater
*09/16/2009 San Diego, California - Cricket Wireless Amphitheater 
*09/17/2009 Irvine, California - Verizon Wireless Amphitheater 
==See also==
*List of Weezer tours
Category:Weezer tours
Category:2009
Blender article - June 2001

==Gallery==
Image:Blenderjune2001-page1.jpg|Page one
Image:Blenderjune2001-page2.jpg|Page two
Image:Blenderjune2001-page3.jpg|Page three
Image:Blenderjune2001-page4.jpg|Page four
==See also==
*:Category:Rivers Cuomo Interviews
*:Category:Patrick Wilson Interviews
==References==
Category:Interviews
Category:Transcripts
Category:Rivers Cuomo Interviews
Category:Patrick Wilson Interviews
Bless the Whole Wide World

"Bless the Whole Wide World" (sometimes rendered as "Bless the Whole World" or "The Whole Wide World") is a demo by Rivers Cuomo. The song was originally demoed in consideration for what would eventually become Weezer's ninth album, Everything Will Be Alright in the End. The demo was released as part of the digital compilation Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years on November 20, 2020.
===Appearances===
*Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years (2020)
==Overview==
Rivers Cuomo likely wrote "Bless the Whole Wide World" in 2011 or 2012. The song appeared in early drafts of Ecce Homo, the title given to early demo iterations of the album that would eventually become Everything Will Be Alright in the End. On Riverschat, Cuomo revealed that "Bless the Whole Wide World" was one of his favorite songs that he had ever written, but "no one else liked it". Cuomo's demos of the song were released to fans as part of the digital compilation Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years in 2020. The metadata for version 13 of the song lists an "album" parameter of "4. Winter--90's singer songwriter elliott smith," suggesting that the song may have, at one point, been in consideration for 2022 EP, SZNZ: Winter.
==Lyrics==
===Demo (ver. 13)===
So freaking paranoid from guilt
From hate, from murderous intent
It pays the rent
There ain’t no peace when you’ve killed your father
Usurped the throne in time for Lent
Is this all we get?
Tell me why we want to be kings
Tell me why we want to be queens
There's never any peace
From the moment that you seize the throne
People are killing, people are dying
People need something to ease the pain
So if you ask God to bless the nation
Why not ask Him to bless the whole wide world?
It was eighteen days since the attack
So many died, we had to pay them back
We couldn’t slack
So we called on someone we could trust	
How were we to know it would all go bust
And turn to dust?
Tell me why we want to be kings
Tell me why we want to be queens
There's never any peace
From the moment that you seize the throne
People are killing, people are dying
People need something to ease the pain
So if you ask God to bless the nation
Why not ask Him to bless the whole wide world?
Whole wide world
Who the fuck am I to say dick?
Whole wide world
Who the fuck am I to say dick?
People are killing, people are dying
People need something to ease the pain
So if you ask God to bless the nation
Why not ask Him?
Why not ask Him?
Why not ask Him to bless the whole wide world?
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years
Blind

"Blind" is the lead track from Carnival Art's 1991 album "Thrumdrone."
==Lyrics==
You're skipping dope complaining
Somehow life is incomplete
You're skipping rope explaining
How you have to lift your feet
But hey hey I can see that
Hey hey I can see you're blind
I know that you are blind am I
Your twisted tongue creates
A whirlwind of verbal decay
Your twisted speech repeats
A pattern started yesterday
==See also==
*List of Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art
Category:Songs on Thrumdrone
Category:Carnival Art songs produced by Tracy Chisolm
Category:Self-produced Carnival Art songs
Blink-182

Blink 182 (stylized as "blink-182") is an American pop punk band consisting of bassist/vocalist Mark Hoppus, drummer Travis Barker, and guitarist/vocalist Tom Delonge. Weezer co-headlined with them during the 2009 Bleezer Tour.
==Connections to Weezer==
*Weezer played a show with blink-182 and New Found Glory at Cox Arena in San Diego for New Year's Eve 2000
*Weezer toured the United States with blink-182 in 2009 during the Bleezer Tour
*Rivers Cuomo covered "All The Small Things" on one of his acoustic shows
*Weezer covered "All the Small Things" in 2018 at Riot Fest after blink-182 had to drop out as the headliners
==See also==
*Bleezer Tour
*Tom Delonge
Category:Weezer-related bands
Blitzkrieg in Germany

Blitzkrieg in Germany (misspelled as Bliztkrieg in Germany on the cover art) is an unofficial CD released by the bootlegging label We-The-Archive at some point during or after 2001.
==Overview==
Blitzkrieg in Germany contains the audio from Weezer's performance at Soundgarden Dortmund in Dortmund, Germany on June 21, 2001. The artwork claims that the bootleg was limited to 300 copies, but there is no way to confirm this as few copies have surfaced. A deluxe edition of the bootleg was made and released, containing a bonus disc of OUTLouD TOUR 2001, another bootleg released by the We-The-Archive label.
==Track listing==
The typos contained on this bootleg's track list have been preserved, while the capitalization has not.
==Gallery==
===Standard release===
Image:Blitzkriegingermanycover.jpg|Cover
Image:Blitzkriegingermanyback.jpg|Back cover
===Deluxe edition===
Image:Blitzkriegingermanydeluxebootleg.jpg|Cover
==See also==
*List of unofficial bootlegs (physical)
*Weezer concert: 06/21/2001
*OUTLouD TOUR 2001
Category:Unofficial bootlegs
Bloodshot

Bloodshot (also released as Swag and Grinder) is a promotional CD released by Geffen Records/DGC in 1994. The Weezer song "In the Garage" is featured on the CD, as well as the That Dog song "Old Timer".
==Track listing==
==Gallery==
Image:Bloodshot cd promo.jpg|Bloodshot cover
Image:Bloodshotback.jpg|Bloodshot back cover
Image:Bloodshotdisc.jpg|Bloodshot disc
==See also==
*DGC Rarities, Vol. 1
*Ruckus Volume One
==External links==
*Bloodshot on Discogs
*Swag on Discogs
*Grinder on Discogs
Category:Weezer compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:That Dog compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:Promotional release
Category:1994 releases
Blowin' My Stack

"Blowin' My Stack" is the third track on Death to False Metal.
===Appearances===
*Death to False Metal (2010)
==Overview==
"Blowin' My Stack" is first known to have been rehearsed at S.I.R. Rehearsal Studios in Los Angeles, CA sometime in May of 2003.Weezer Recording History - Page 14 The song continued to be rehearsed throughout 2003 and 2004, including as an acoustic office demo, and was worked on as a possible track for the band's fifth album, Make Believe. Although it did not appear on that album, it was brought back and reworked for the compilation album Death to False Metal in 2010. According to an interview with Karl Koch in 2017, the original version of the song was darker, "mean", and possibly in a minor-key. Koch likened hearing the newer version to hearing a song played back at the wrong speed, and expressed a preference for the original version.Weezerpedia "Weezerpedia Interview with Karl Koch - 2017" YouTube. 26 October 2017. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oH16IrQRjvk&t=31m10s
==Reception==
The song received a positive review from Teenage Victory Songs, representing the positive reception that the band's more diehard fan base has shown the song. TVS included the song in "The Very Best."
==Audio==
*YouTube (North America)
*YouTube (International)
==Lyrics==
Woe is me, I’m standing in line
For the first time in a mighty long time
But it feels good to be a jerk
I’m just a loser on his way to work
Cause I need cash to pay my bills
And buy some groceries to eat my fill
But I’m pissed off 'cause no one cares
They walk on by me like I ain’t even there
So I’m blowin’ my stack
Blowin’ my stack
It makes me feel good
Blowin' my stack
Blowin’ my stack
It makes me feel good
So easy to roll through life
You know the answers but you don’t know why
You just stand tall and move ahead
Your heart is beating but you wind up dead
'Cause you can’t feel any love inside
It tries to find you but you run and hide
'Cause you're so scared, so scared
And I’m scared too
So I’m blowin’ my stack
Blowin’ my stack
It makes me feel good
Blowin' my stack
Blowin’ my stack
It makes me feel good
I’m too tired to fight
I’m too tired to fight
I’m too tired to fight
I’m too tired to fight
Fight, fight
I’m blowin’ my stack
Blowin’ my stack
Blowin’ my stack
It makes me feel good
Blowin' my stack
Blowin’ my stack
It makes me feel good
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==Footnotes==
==References==
Category: Weezer songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category: Songs on Death to False Metal
Category:Weezer songs produced by Chad Bamford
Category:Teenage Victory Songs The Very Best
Blue/Green/Red

Blue/Green/Red is a digital compilation containing the full standard editions of first three self-titled albums (The Blue Album, The Green Album, and The Red Album). It was released on digital music streaming services on November 17, 2009, shortly after the release of the band's seventh album Raditude.
==Track listing==
==See also==
*iTunes Originals: Weezer
*Spotify Sessions
==External links==
*Purchase Blue/Green/Red on Amazon Music
*Stream Blue/Green/Red on Spotify
*Stream Blue/Green/Red on Apple Music
Category:2009 releases
Blue Dream

"Blue Dream" is the sixth track from Van Weezer.
==Overview==
"Blue Dream" is a reworking of the 2010 Rivers Cuomo demo "Ballad of the Briny", a conceptual reworking of the previous demos "Now or Later" and "Stronger." Cuomo first teased a short clip of "Ballad of the Briny" in a video on his YouTube channel on January 18, 2011.Cuomo, Rivers. "2011-01-18" Originally uploaded to YouTube, 18 January 2011. Reuploaded by Weezer B-Sides, 4 April 2019. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dh5TwLwJUQw The song title "Blue Dream" was first revealed to be a track for Van Weezer in an article from the June 2020 issue of the magazine Guitar Player.Bienstock, Richard. "Unchained: Rivers Cuomo Let's the Shred-Obsessed Kid Inside Him Break Free on Van Weezer, a Record That's Half Blue Album, Half '80s Metal." Guitar Player. June 2020 The article confirmed that the song featured a 'note-for-note cribbing of Randy Rhoads' iconic riff from "Crazy Train."' According to Cuomo, Crush Management founder and manager Jonathan Daniel suggested that the sampling of "Crazy Train."Guitar World. July 2021. On August 21, 2020, Cuomo confirmed "Blue Dream" to be a reworking of the 2011 demo "Ballad of the Briny."Cuomo, Rivers. Mister Rivers' Neighborhood. 21 August 2020. https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:Riverchat_botb.jpg
On May 7, 2020, a press release announced that Weezer would be guest-starring in an episode of the animated sitcom The Simpsons airing on May 10 and that the debut of "Blue Dream" would be featured.Strauss, Matthew. Pitchfork. 7 May 2020. https://pitchfork.com/news/weezer-to-appear-on-new-episode-of-the-simpsons-play-theme-song-watch/ In the episode, a segment of the song's guitar solo can be heard during a chase sequence.YouTube. 17 May 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaGAhwLX9Jk
==Audio==
<youtube>ryauKnPwIEI</youtube>
==Lyrics==
The fishes are my friends
Underneath the sea
Swimming all around
They want to be with me
The octopus says hi
I say, "How do you do?"
He's quite the gentleman to give me eight salutes
I'm at home here, in this blue dream
Since I found out you don't want me
Everyone gets lei'd
When they get to the beach
I bet you really wish
You were here with me
I jumped off the deep end
And left it all ashore
What'd I have to lose?
I've been through this before
I'm at home here, in this blue dream
Since I found out you don't want me
==Known recordings==
==See more==
*Van Weezer
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Weezer songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Van Weezer
Category:Weezer songs produced by Suzy Shinn
Category:Copyright songwriting credits
Blue Food

"Blue Food" is the sixth track of Carnival Art's third album, Welcome to Vas Llegas.
===Appearances===
*Welcome to Vas Llegas (1992)
==Personnel==
*Michael P. Tak (vocals, guitar, writing)
*Ed Dobrydnio (guitar)
*Keith Fallis (drums, vocals)
*Brian Bell (bass)
*Nicholas Sansano (production, recording, mixing)
==Audio==
<youtube>9y7MfV59aZg</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Been down before
Right to your grave
Two yards or more
You asked me to stay
Well, I slipped into her arms
Now I'm dancing with the suicide lady
We flew over the moon
Milked her cow to fill our silvery spoon
Roll away
Roll away
Roll away
On a medicine way
Float away
Float away
Float away
On a medicine tray
I dig the blues
The reds are smooth
My liquids ooze
In to your grooves
Then bend and fall in high
To melt with my beautiful baby
We'll lick our souls and cry
In a long and communal goodbye
Roll away
Roll away
Roll away
On a medicine way
Float away
Float away
Float away
On a medicine tray
Fill me up
Fill me up
My head is torn
And come unglued
So I'll serve it warm
With a plate of blue food
==See also==
*Welcome to Vas Llegas
*Carnival Art
*List of Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art songs
Category:Songs on Welcome to Vas Llegas
Category:Carnival Art
Category:Carnival Art songs produced by Nicholas Sansano
Blue Food & Black Sparks

Blue Food & Black Sparks, is a Carnival Art EP released in 1991.
==Overview==
Blue Food & Black Sparks is, for all intents and purposes, the single for the Thrumdrone song "Hammer And Nails". However, it was given a title unto its own, and is sometimes referred to as a standard EP. It contains three album tracks, as well as "Juice Dawg", a song that originally appeared on the 1990 EP Dig.
A song called "Blue Food" later appeared on Welcome To Vas Llegas, but there is apparently not a Carnival Art song called "Black Sparks".
==Track listing==
Blue Food & Black Sparks CD and 12"
#"Hammer And Nails" 2:57
#"Antihero" 3:32
#"Mr. Blue Veins" 3:43
#"Juice Dawg" 3:08
==Personnel==
*Michael P. Tak - lead vocals and guitar
*Ed - guitar
*Brian Bell - bass
*Keith Fallis - drums and vocals
==Gallery==
Image:BlueFood&BlackSparks-promo.jpg|Promo infosheet
Category:Brian Bell
Category:Carnival Art singles
Category:1991 releases