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"Freak Me Out" is the eleventh song on Make Believe.
===Appearances===
*Make Believe (2005)
*Alone IX: The Make Believe Years (2020)
==Overview==
:::—Beliefnet.com interview"Alt Rocker Finds Inner Peace" Beliefnet. June 2006. https://www.beliefnet.com/entertainment/music/2006/06/alt-rocker-finds-inner-peace.aspx, 2006
Although the lyrics of "Freak Me Out" sound as if they are written about an incident where Rivers Cuomo was startled, Brian Bell has revealed that the song is actually about a spider. The song is most identifiable by its unique use of harmonics throughout the entire song as well as the first appearance of a harmonica on a Weezer album since 1994's Blue Album. It is the only Make Believe track to never be played live.
A solo Rivers Cuomo demo of "Freak Me Out," recorded at S.I.R. Rehearsal Studios during pre-production on Make Believe, was released as part of the digital compilation Alone IX: The Make Believe Years in 2020.
===Band commentary===
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo – lead guitar, lead vocals
*Patrick Wilson – percussion
*Brian Bell – rhythm guitar, synth, backing vocals
*Scott Shriner – bass guitar
*Rick Rubin - producer
*Josh Abraham - mixing
==Lyrics==
City streets at night
Can be so intimidating
I'm not the toughest guy
I gotta keep my eyes open
You came out of nowhere
Man you really freak me out
I'm so afraid of you
And when I lose my cool
I don't know what to do
I know you don't mean no harm
You're just doing your thing
But man you really freak me out
Did I hurt you?
Are you okay?
Can I buy you a drink?
Ohhh what's the world coming to?
You came out of nowhere
Man, you really freak me out
I'm so afraid of you
And when I lose my cool
I don't know what to do
I know you don't mean no harm
You're just doing your thing
But man, you really freak me out
I'm gonna try to improve my manners
Everyone, yes everyone, is my friend
City streets at night
City streets at night
Till the morning light
City streets at night
Man, you really freak me out
I'm so afraid of you
And when I lose my cool
I don't know what to do
I know you don't mean no harm
You're just doing your thing
But man, you really freak me out
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Weezer songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Make BelieveCategory:Songs on Alone IX: The Make Believe Years
Category:Self-produced Weezer songs
Category:Weezer songs produced by Rick Rubin
Category:Weezer songs produced by Chad Bamford
Draft:Karl's Corner - 05/14/2006

05/14/06 walk evil talk
...The Great weezer.com Rivers Fan Interview 2006 update - Thank you so much for all your questions! Well over 500 questions came in, and most people followed the instructions and gave it some thought, and came up with some pretty good ones! Of the 500+ questions, about 200 were unique/non-repetitive, and a final list of questions is being culled from the 200. (note - they were 'first come first serve', as far as exactly whose version of a repeated question was used). So now, basically, if its unique enough and seems to fit in a category, its being included in the interview. No Idea yet if that means the interview will be 50, 100 or more questions, but its gonna be a whopper regardless, as theres a LOT of provocative, hard hitting, and generally 'in demand' questions in there. The grouping and editing phase is underway now, and Rivers should have the final questions in his hands fairly soon. (In the meantime, check out the latest Rivers interviews/articles if you haven't yet: Boston Globe, The Harvard Crimson, and in print in The May issue of SPIN mag (with the Red Hot Chili Peppers on the cover).
...while there is still no official video for the current single "This Is Such A Pity" (and we dont yet know if there will be one or not), unofficial videos seem to be coming up out of the woodwork. The first effort was unfortunatly blackballed a while back, but this new effort, courtesy fan Chad Cooper looks safe from the censors. Chad clearly put a lot of time and effort into this vid, so have a look!
...Old School is the New School Dep't: Matt Sharp, original Weezer bass player ('92-'98) has reconstituted his (other) band The Rentals, and they are hitting the road in 2006 after nearly a decade away from the scene. Though the lineup is a bit different than in the old days, it does include a carefully assembled squad of great musicians, including original Rental Rachel Haden, who you may also remember from (Weezer's fave touring partner of the 90's) That Dog, and who you hear singing lead vocal on the classic Pinkerton-era Weezer track "I Just Threw Out The Love Of My Dreams". The first US Rentals show in many years is happening in Los Angeles on July 7th at The Henry Fonda Theater (with the legendary Ozma supporting) and the tix are on sale now.
...belated treat: not forgotten! Our scientists are working on the formula... 
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Category:Karl's Corner - May 2006
Draft:List of "Holiday Treats"

Weezer archivist Karl Koch has released "Holiday Treats" to fans on and off throughout the band's career. Normally posted in December, they have consisted of previously unreleased live performances, messages from the band, and other Weezer-related miscellany. This list attempts to catalogue all such "Treats" released over the years.
Date	Content 	Message (if any)	Link
0 	"Jump Into The Fire" 	YouTube 	May 21, 2008
1 	"In The Studio [part 1]" 	YouTube 	May 22, 2008
2 	"In The Studio [part 2]" 	YouTube 	May 29, 2008
3 	"Arbor Vitae" 	YouTube 	June 5, 2008
4 	"The M Button" 	YouTube 	June 11, 2008
5 	"The Plots of Scott" 	YouTube 	June 20, 2008
6 	"Devastating Dog Days" 	YouTube 	July 1, 2008
7 	"21" 	YouTube 	August 1, 2008
8 	"The Sound of Music" 	YouTube 	August 4, 2008
9 	"Cupcake Boy" 	YouTube 	September 8, 2008
10 	"Onigaishimas" 	YouTube 	September 13, 2008
11 	"The Flame Of Desire" 	YouTube 	October 2, 2008
12 	"Guitar Shopping With Pat n' Charlie" 	YouTube 	October 16, 2008
13 	"Ain't No Particular Sign" 	YouTube 	February 6, 2009
14 	"The Greatest Blan" 	YouTube 	February 24, 2009
15 	"Breath On My Fire" 	YouTube 	April 16, 2009
16 	"You Take The Bus To School" 	YouTube 	August 18, 2009
17 	"The Road To Recovery" 	YouTube 	December 14, 2009
18 	"Frippin' Down The Treeway" 	YouTube 	July 22, 2010
19 	"Rawhide Rodeo Roundup Redux" 	YouTube 	September 28, 2010
20 	"Hotacakey" 	YouTube 	November 13, 2010
21 	"Good Day To The L.A." 	YouTube 	December 2, 2010
22 	"Doctors Are Recommending It " 	YouTube 	December 3, 2010
23 	"Shredzen Sie Deutch" 	YouTube 	December 3, 2010
24 	"BOH!" 	YouTube 	December 4, 2010
25 	"Wyntyr Wyndyrlynd" 	YouTube 	December 5, 2010
26 	"But Will It Play In Peoria?" 	YouTube 	December 6, 2010
27 	"Basic Magic 1" 	YouTube 	December 7, 2010
28 	"The Unspoken Vegas" 	YouTube 	December 8, 2010
29 	"Enter The Village Of Evil" 	YouTube 	December 9, 2010
30 	"By Way Of Introduction" 	YouTube 	December 10, 2010
30A 	"Introduction Xtranormal REMIX" 	YouTube 	December 10, 2010
31 	"No Repast For Thy Wycked" 	YouTube 	December 11, 2010
32 	"The Rebirth Of Bokkus Part 1" 	YouTube 	December 12, 2010
33 	"What Happens In Vegas... (What Happens In Vegas?)"	YouTube 	December 13, 2010
34 	"The Rebirth Of Bokkus Part 2" 	YouTube 	December 14, 2010
35 	"Halfway To Holiday" 	YouTube 	December 15, 2010
36 	"Upon An Ancient Battlefield" 	YouTube 	December 16, 2010
==See also==
*Karl's Corner
*Weezine
*List of Weezer webisodes
==External links==
*Weezer on YouTube
==References==
Category:Fandom
Category:Media
Category:Lists
Category:Karl Koch
Draft:List of appearances in print publications

This page intends to collate appearances in print publications (magazines, newspapers, etc.) by Weezer and its related artists. An appearance is considered eligible if the artist receives its own article/section or otherwise notable focus in some portion of the publication, and if the publication is widely-distributed, well-established, or if the appearance is of some significance to this wiki.
==1994==
Artist	Publication 	Article title 	Language	Volume	Issue	Released 	Page(s)
Weezer	St. Louis Post-Dispatch	"Weezer: LA Alternative Group Is in from the Dark"	English 	 	 	July 31 	64
Weezer	Entertainment Weekly 	"The Geeks Shall Inherit the Earth" 	English 	 	244 	October 14	
==1995==
Artist	Publication 	Article title 	Language	Volume	Issue	Released	Page(s)
Weezer	The Indie Pendent	"Weezer + Cast"societyowesmeagenxpodcast. (July 27, 2021). Instagram post. Retrieved from https://www.instagram.com/p/CR1ONGCMxcf. Archived from the original at [link].	English 	 	1 	July 11 	
==See also==
*List of interviews
*Gallery:Magazine Covers
*Weezine
==References==
:For articles without a Weezerpedia page or easily-accessible information available online, references and screenshots are provided as evidence of existence.
Category:Lists
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Ozma is a rock band from Pasadena, California. The band, who have cited Weezer as a major influence, have performed in concert and on tour with Weezer on many occasions and members of the two bands have collaborated at numerous points.
The band that would later be named Ozma was initially formed in 1995 under the name "Paper or Plastic," the lineup consisted of Ryen Slegr (vocals/guitar), Jose Galvez (guitar/vocals), Patrick Edwards (drums), and Matt Herman (vocals/bass). Herman departed from the band shortly after its band's formation, reportedly due to creative differences. Daniel Brummel, who met Galvez through an AOL profile search while looking for a local band to join, was introduced to the other band members by Galvez in September of 1995. The band went through various names during their first year with their new bassist, such as "Sochi," "Sheriff Bob," "Powercool," and "Cosmic Egg," but in 1996 the band officially changed its name to "Ozma."
Following their self-released Cuatro and Ocho EP's, Ozma first official release came on the compilation album Hear You Me! A Tribute to Mykel and Carli in 1998: the song "Iceland." The band released their first studio album, Rock and Roll Part Three, on January 1, 2000. 
Ozma achieved mainstream attention in July of 2000 when Weezer asked the band to open for them for two shows in Sacramento and Los Angeles. Then, in January of 2001, Ozma was invited to open for Weezer on the Yahoo! Outloud Tour.
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Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology

The Weezer Recording Chronology (WRC) is an attempt by Weezerpedia to create a successor to the Recording History, a detailed list of every demo, bootleg, and studio recording by the band Weezer and any directly associated bands, written by Karl Koch from the years of 2000 to 2011. Pages are separated by years.
While the WRC is not a citable source by itself, various points in the WRC contain "Karlification Boxes", that contain a direct quote from Karl Koch himself. Some of these quotes may come from the original Recording History (some updated by Koch to be up to date and accurate), or may be statements given by Koch to Weezerpedia to help aid the project. An example of a Karlification Box is seen below.
== Pages ==
=== 1990s ===
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: Pre-1991
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 1991
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 1992
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 1993
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 1994-1997
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 1998-1999
=== 2000s ===
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2000
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2001
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2002
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2003
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2004
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2005
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2006-2008
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2009
=== 2010s ===
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2010
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2011-2013
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2014
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2015
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2016-2018
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2019
=== 2020s ===
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2020-2023
*Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2024
== See Also ==
*Recording History
*Physical Release Catalog
*Super-Chrono
Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2016-2018

<- 2015 | 2016-2018 | 2019 ->
The Weezer Recording Chronology (WRC) is an attempt by Weezerpedia to create a successor to the Recording History, a detailed list of every demo, bootleg, and studio recording by the band Weezer and any directly associated bands, written by Karl Koch from the years of 2000 to 2011. Pages are separated by years. 
This page details the years 2016 through 2018. It contains mostly the recordings of Pacific Daydream, The Teal Album and various iterations of The Black Album.
== 2016 ==
=== "I Love the USA", ~May 2016 ===
Sometime after the release of The White Album, Weezer reunited with producer Jake Sinclair to record a song that Rivers Cuomo had written on the European shows of the White Album tour.
===Earliest possible Black Album sessions, October 2016===
By May 2016, it seems that Cuomo was ready to head back into the studio to begin recording the long-planned follow-up to White, The Black Album.Goodman, Jessica. "Cry Me A Rivers". DIY Magazine. May 2016. Pg 61-62. https://diymag.com/magazine/may-2016 It is unknown what exactly may have been recorded during these sessions, as they converge heavily with early sessions for Pacific Daydream as they head into 2017.
== 2017 ==
== References ==
Draft:Weezer Recording Chronology: 2024

<- 2020-2023 | 2024
The Weezer Recording Chronology (WRC) is an attempt by Weezerpedia to create a successor to the Recording History, a detailed list of every demo, bootleg, and studio recording by the band Weezer and any directly associated bands, written by Karl Koch from the years of 2000 to 2011. Pages are separated by years. 
This page details the years 2024. It contains the recording of "Here Comes My Girl" and Weezer's untitled Christmas album.
== April-June 2024 ==
=== "Here Comes My Girl", ~April 2024 ===
Around April 2024, Weezer reunited with Mark Rankin (producer of The Teal Album) to produce a cover of Tom Petty's "Here Comes My Girl" for the TV series Bad Monkey.Staff, SPIN. Update: Eddie Vedder Leads All-Tom Petty Soundtrack To ‘Bad Monkey’. 9 August 2024. https://www.spin.com/2024/08/eddie-vedder-reveals-cover-of-tom-pettys-room-at-the-top/ The song "Blue Skies" was also recorded, according to Rivers Cuomo.:File:MRN042224.png
=== Untitled Christmas Album, May—June 2024 ===
On May 25, 2024, Cuomo posted pictures of himself and Klas Åhlund inside a studio, claiming that he was recording guitar tracks for what was assumed to be Weezer's twentieth album.:File:MRN052524.png On June 2, 2024, Cuomo began teasing songs he had just recorded with Klas, hinting towards the songs being for a new Christmas album,:File:MRN060224.png:File:MRN060324.png which had been mentioned earlier in September 2023.:File:MRN090723.png
== References ==
Draft:Weezerpedia:Special featured song November 6, 2022

"Undone - The Sweater Song" is the fifth track and lead single from eponymous debut record (The Blue Album).
Lead singer Rivers Cuomo has commented many times on the song's inception. Said Cuomo, "I took typing, Psych 101, and English 101 that semester. It was in my English class that I heard the analogy of the unraveling sweater. Dr. Eisenstein used the image to demonstrate the effectiveness of focused thesis statement in an essay. 'All I have to do is hold a single thread in your sweater and it will unravel as you walk away.'"
"Burndt Jamb" is the seventh track on 2002 album Maladroit.
"Burndt Jamb" initially debuted as an instrumental. It was first performed live on the Hooptie Tour only five days after The Green Album was released. The band first recorded a demo of it seven days after that, at Monster Island Studios in Washington, D.C.. This session was booked in hopes of finding a producer for the band's yet-unnamed fourth album. The song was played the following month for the show The Evening Session for BBC Radio 1. It wasn't until January of 2002 that "Burdnt Jamb" received lyrics, during formal demoing sessions for Maladroit. These lyrics were scrapped and rewritten before the album's final release.
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Drama Queen

"Drama Queen" is a song written by Rivers Cuomo in 2003 and demoed in contention for the band's fifth album, Make Believe.
===Appearances===
*Alone IX: The Make Believe Years (2020)
==Overview==
==Lyrics==
The players are all in place
The makeup is on your face
The tickets have all been sold
The stories have all been told
Come to me, Drama Queen
I will meet you in the final scene
Described his name...
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone IX: The Make Believe Years
Dread Full Head

"Dread Full Head" is the fifth 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>WSlEbpo0tGg</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Curled up in Mrs. Clean's
Supercharged and deadly green machine
She'd drive through anything
She'd work in privacy
Rigging things with wire, chain, and string
She'd tie up anything
Overhead and underhanded in her mind
It took off and then it landed from behind
Her dread full head
Her dread full head
She tried recovering
By whispering and sipping on her whine
The dry and verbal kind
Her hair was knotted red
It would swing from her head and hit you in the eye
You ducked on the second try
From your mouth and off the planet it did fly
She ran off and then you grabbed her from behind
Her dread full head
Her dread full head
Your head
Your head
Woke up in Mrs. Clean's
Supercharged and deadly green machine
We'd drive through anything
We'd work in privacy
Rigging things with wire, chain, and string
We'd tie up anything
I got in when you were out, and took a ride
In your head to look around and see inside
Her dread full head
Her dread full head
Her dread full head
Her dread full head
Your head
Your head
==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
Drip Drops

"Drip Drops" is the fourth song on that dog.'s fourth album Old LP.
==Overview==
===Band commentary===
:::—Consequence of Sound interview with Anna Waronker - October 3, 2019
==Audio==
<youtube>5j_UKzOW7Yc</youtube>
==Personnel==
:For additional contributors, see here.
*Anna Waronker - Lead vocals, guitar, piano, producer
*Rachel Haden - Bass, backing vocals
*Tony Maxwell - Drums, percussion, piano
==Lyrics==
Tick tick tick
Goes the bomb, bomb, bomb
In my heart, heart, heart
As I fall apart
Before I return
From the graves of my grief
When I return
Will I come in peace or in pieces?
Drip drip drip
Into drop, drop, drops
That go on and on
Will it ever stop?
Before I return
From the graves of my grief
When I return
Will I come in peace or in pieces?
==See also==
*List of that dog. songs
Category: that dog. songs
Category:Songs on Old LP
Category:that dog. songs produced by Anna Waronker
Category:Self-produced that dog. songs
Drop-D Magazine interview with Patrick Wilson - November 1996

==Gallery==
Photos by Paul Clarke.
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==Footnotes==
Category:Interviews
Category:Patrick Wilson Interviews
Category:Weezer Media Archive
Drop Dead

"Drop Dead" is the thirteenth track from Carnival Art's 1991 album Thrumdrone.
==Lyrics==
(Tie) Bendable bodies that're
(Dye) Old grey and worn
(Burn) People in parties saying
(Out) Peace love and war
(Who) Didn't want to die beneath
(Stole) A unGrateful sky so I
(Your) Stood on my chair and
(Face) Held on for life
(Drop) Drop Dead
Drop Dead
(With) Jerry he sagged and one
(One) Twin dragged
(Rose) As my thai dyed eyes
(Skull) Started wandering
(And) Love in the grass as crowds
(Boot) Of people passed
(Leg) Tricking down the aisle
(Tapes) Into a holy mass
(Drop) Drop Dead
Drop Dead
(A) Skeleton saints on a
(L) Terminal tour with
(S) Body paints and the same songs
(D) As before
(High) Tripping through this
(Tour) Vegetable zoo
(Through) With my third eye blind
(Space) And hypnotized
==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