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Sessions@AOL (2005)

The Sessions@AOL in 2005 were Weezer's first Sessions@AOL performance, and they took place on on November 1Karl's Corner - 10/27/2005 by Karl Koch, 2005 at Capitol Studios' Studio A in Hollywood. Five songs were performed live in the studio, and therefore are presented in their sometimes altered 'live' versions. The performances and a interview shot on the same day debuted on November 18, 2005 on the AOL Sessions site. Also, backup guitarist Bobby Schneck, who accompanied the band on the , performed with the band. Later, a Best Buy promo DVD was released featuring three of the performances. 
==Overview==
"Perfect Situation" opens the setlist, and the performance is very similar to the song's single version. It includes the altered chorus vocals and background vocal of "perfect situation" during the outro. The performance of "Buddy Holly" that follows includes the guitar/synth intro played frequently on the . Auto Tune is used significantly on this song and all the other songs from the sessions. "Don't Let Go" follows, featuring an updated vocal line and synthesizer arrangement. Brian Bell plays lead guitar and synthesizer during this performance and Rivers Cuomo sings. Cuomo performs "Island in the Sun" next, as a solo acoustic piece. "Beverly Hills" follows, featuring an extended talk box solo played by Cuomo Background vocals "gimmie gimmie" are performed by Scott Shriner and Bell instead of the female vocals on the album version.
==Setlist==
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==Video==
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==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo - guitars, vocals
*Brian Bell - guitars, vocals, synthesizer, piano
*Scott Shriner - bass, vocals
*Patrick Wilson - drums
*Bobby Schneck - guitars
==See also==
* AOL Sessions Best Buy Exclusive DVD
* Sessions@AOL (2008)
* Sessions@AOL (2009)
* List of studios Weezer has recorded at
==References==
Category:Studio performance
Category:AOL sessions
Sessions@AOL (2008)

Weezer's Sessions@AOL (2008) were released on weezer.com on July 24, 2008.
==Overview==
The AOL Sessions were somewhat a surprise, having only been briefly mentioned by Karl Koch in an Albumsix chat, but never confirmed. Even more surprising were the songs performed, three of which being recently released Red songs from Bonus Tracks and Deluxe tracks. "King," however, was little of a surprise since it was being performed at the hootenannies as well.
===Theatricality===
During the song Miss Sweeney, Rivers wears a suit, sits at a desk, and acts out the roll of a businessman dictating notes to his secretary. He imitates the buzz of an intercom as the song begins. Miss Sweeney is portrayed by a performer who reacts with confusion as Rivers' character professes his love for her. During the final chorus, she drops her clipboard and lets down her hair to perform an interpretive dance. During another song, Rivers wears a black turtleneck and beret. Instead of performing in the traditional rock stage setup, Weezer performs in a half circle with a single microphone in the middle.
==Setlist==
==Video==
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==See Also==
* Sessions@AOL (2005)
* Sessions@AOL (2009)
Category:Studio performance
Category:AOL sessions
Sessions@AOL (2009)

Weezer performed at AOL's West Coast studio in Beverly Hills, California on October 22, 2009.Rogulewski, Charley. "Weezer Run With Chamillionaire, Sara Bareilles and ... Kenny G?" Spinner. 23 October 2009. Archived by Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20111117112349/http://www.spinner.com/2009/10/23/weezer-run-with-chamillionaire-sara-bareilles-and-kenny-g/ from the original: http://www.spinner.com/2009/10/23/weezer-run-with-chamillionaire-sara-bareilles-and-kenny-g/ The session included several celebrity guests.
==Overview==
Weezer performed five songs at AOL's West Coast studio to promote Weezer's then-forthcoming album, Raditude. On the song "I'm Your Daddy," the band was joined by American saxophonist Kenny G, who was instructed to perform a solo after the second chorus, which Kenny G improvised and performed in a single take. The band was joined by singer-songer Sara Bareilles for a modified duet-version of the song "(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To." Rapper Chamillionaire was flown in to perform on "Can't Stop Partying," as Lil Wayne (who sings on the album track) had pleaded guilty to gun possession charges days earlier. Chamillionaire reportedly wrote his own original verse hours before performing it. The band covered "Brain Stew" by Green Day with Cuomo's friend Darin Goulet on piano, and was joined by Allison Allport on harp for the song "Butterfly."
Two of the sessions' tracks, "I'm Your Daddy" and "Brain Stew", were released on the 2010 EP Raditude ...Happy Record Store Day!. The harp rendition of "Butterfly" was released as a part of the digital charity compilation Download to Donate for Haiti in January 2010.
==Set list==
==Video==
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==See also==
*Sessions@AOL (2005)
*Sessions@AOL (2008)
==References==
Category:Studio performance
Category:AOL sessions
Category:People who have sat in with Weezer
Set Me Right

"Set Me Right" (or "Till You Set Me Right") is a song by Rivers Cuomo, originally demoed in contention for fifth album, Make Believe. It was released as part of the digital compilation Alone IX: The Make Believe Years on November 22, 2020.
===Appearances===
*Alone IX: The Make Believe Years (2020)
==Overview==
"Set Me Right" was demoed multiple times by Rivers Cuomo at S.I.R. Rehearsal Studios throughout 2004. The song is one of several songs derived from Catalog O' Riffs entry #393, which ultimately culminated in the scrapped Make Believe track "You're the One."
The song was first heard by fans in November of 2020, when it was released as part of the demo compilation Alone IX: The Make Believe Years.
==Lyrics==
If you ever wondered
Does your life have meaning
Well, let me tell you this
If you think about it
You deserve the credit
For everything I did
You gave me a sense of purpose
You showed me your guiding light
I was lost with no direction
'Til you set me right
I was so impatient
Looking for the answers
I showed you disrespect
Now I see the wisdom
In what you taught me
I'm glad to recollect
You gave me a sense of purpose
You showed me your guiding light
I was lost with no direction
'Til you set me right
There's one more thing to tell you
And that is that I love you
You gave me a sense of purpose
You showed me your guiding light
I was lost with no direction
'Til you set me right
You were lost
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Catalog o' RiffsCategory:Songs on Alone IX: The Make Believe Years
Seven 8

"Seven 8" is a song by Magpie. It was released as a single in 1994.
===Appearances===
*Seven 8 (7" vinyl single)
==Overview==
"Seven 8" was released in 1994 on Skinny Records as a white colored 7" vinyl. The single contained "Seven 8" as well as "Mopar and You" as a b-side.
==Track listing==
==Personnel==
*Rod Cervera - guitar
*Debbie Diament - vocals, guitar
*Mike Fletcher - drums
*Cherielynn Westrich - bass, lead vocals on "Mopar and You"
==Audio==
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==Gallery==
===7" vinyl release===
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==Lyrics==
Look who it isn't
Isn't it precious?
Walking and stuff
Wish it would touch me
Come on, and touch me
Wait right here, I'll be right back
Wait right here, I'll be right back
Stab him with a knife and then I laugh
Wait right here, I'll be right back
I pulled it out
Tossed it back in there
It sinks to the bottom
Thought it could swim
I thought it could swim
Wait right here, I'll be right back
Wait right here, I'll be right back
Stab him with a knife and then I laugh
Wait right here, I'll be right back
Seven, eight, nine
Run away, ten
Far away from my side, I am
Sorry now, I'm so sorry now
Sorry now, that you're dead
==See also==
*List of Supersport 2000 songs
*MAGPie
*"Pinkslip"
Category:Magpie releases
Category:Magpie songs
Seven More Minutes

Seven More Minutes is the second studio album by the Rentals. It was released on April 13, 1999 and features numerous guest performers including Petra Haden (of That Dog; also appeared on Return of the Rentals), Donna Matthews (of Elastica), Miki Berenyi (of Lush), Tim Wheeler (of Ash), Kevin March, and Damon Albarn (of Blur).
==Overview==
The album features songs written over the course of several years. The song "Barcelona" was repurposed from a 1993 demo titled "California", while the songs "Must Be Wrong", "Say Goodbye Forever", and "The Cruise" (as "So Soon") were originally demoed in 1995. Rentals frontman Matt Sharp has said that the album's concept began when the band was on tour in Europe and, indeed, the album's lyrical content reflects Sharp's time spent in Europe. The CD's packaging features photographs taken by Sharp in Barcelona. La Rambla appears on the CD sleeve and images of Montjuïc and El Raval in the booklet and cover. When asked about the album's title in an interview with buddyhead.com, Sharp commented "The title means a bunch of different things to different people. It especially means something that is really close to me. But in general it's the amount of time on a snooze for an alarm. When you don't want to leave a certain place you just keep hitting the snooze button over and over. Seven more minutes."
The album was delayed several times due to label demand to tweak it repeatedly, in addition to Sharp's multiple revisions. The record failed to make much chart noise, and the band was derailed for years in its wake.
The album's liner notes dedicate the album: "In Loving Memory of Mykel, Carlie, and Trysta Allan".
==Track listing==
Japanese Bonus tracks
"The Great Bank Robbery" — 6:42
==Personnel==
*Matt Sharp - vocals, bass, photography
*Rod Cervera - electric and acoustic guitars
*Jim Richards - Moog and arp synthesizers, piano on 14
*Kevin March - drums
*Petra Haden - vocals on 1-3, 7-10, 13, & 15
*Tim Wheeler - harmony vocal on 2, 6 & 12 string acoustic guitars on 7
*Danny Frankel - percussion on 2
*Miki Berenyi - vocals on 4
*Maya Rudolph - vocals on 5 & 14
*Donna Matthews - vocals on 6 & 11
*Damon Albarn - chorus vocal on 8
*Sharon McConochie - vocals on 10
*Casino Voice Man - vocals on 12
*Andy Wilkinson - recording
*Jamie Duff - asst. engineer
*John Smith - engineer
*Anjali Dutt - engineer
*Joe Barressai - engineer
*Bill Mallina - digital editing
*Brian Dunton - digital editing
*Roger Lian - digital editing
*Sean Slade - mixing on 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 13
*Paul Kolderie - mixing on 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 13, 14
*Chris Shaw - mixing on 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 15
*Tim O'Hear - mixing on 14
*Howie Weinberg - mastering
*Chris Thomson - art direction
*Guy Oseary - artist & repertoire
*Jill Berliner - legal
==See also==
*Gallery:Seven More Minutes
*The Rentals
*Matt Sharp
Category: Matt Sharp
Category:The Rentals albums
Category:1999 releases
Seven Years

"Seven Years" is a song by the Rentals. It is the fourth track from 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 and included as the ninth track on 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 - lap steel, electric guitar
*Lauren Chipman - viola, violin, piano
*Holly Laessig - vocals
*Jess Wolfe - vocals
*Patrick Carney - drums
*Dave Sardy - mixing
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
All this time second-guessing the one that sleeps by your side
All those nights not confessing the secret that lays in your mind
But you say I'm still with you;
I'm still with you, but you don't know why
Seven years is the last thought before you turn out the lights
Seven years are very close to me tonight
Seven years, oh oh
All this time second-guessing the one that sleeps by your side
All those nights not confessing the secret that lays in your mind
Well, you say my embrace is too dangerous for your life
Seven years is the last thought before you turn out the lights
Seven years are very close to me tonight
It's true you're still with me;
You're still with me but I don't know why
And I know it too ambitious;
It's too ambitious to even try
Seven years is the last thought before you turn out the lights
Seven years are very close to me tonight
Seven years, oh oh
==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
Sex

Sex, in the world of Weezer, is a verb, and is synonymous with Scott Shriner.
==Overview==
Fans first began taking notice at Shriner's sexing powers in 2008, when in the song "Cold Dark World" he explicitly confesses that he wishes to "sex" the angel girl in a cold dark world - even like a brother would. These fans didn't seem to let the fact that Rivers Cuomo actually wrote the lyrics deter them.
The sexing didn't end there. Shortly after the song leaked on the internet, prior to The Red Album's release, a Tattoo magazine interview with Shriner featured an image of him and his wife, apparently after he devastatingly sexed her.
==See also==
*Scott Shriner
Category: Joke pages
Category: Scott Shriner
Category:Fandom
==Fan references to the sexing==
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Sexy Girl

"Sexy Girl" is a rough song sketch by Rivers Cuomo. It was released as part of the digital compilation Alone X: The Red-Raditude-Hurley Years on December 13, 2020.
===Appearances===
*Alone X: The Red-Raditude-Hurley Years (2020)
==Overview==
==Lyrics==
She's such a sexy girl
She's such a sexy girl
I wish she'd rule my world
She's such a sexy girl
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone X: The Red-Raditude-Hurley Years
Shake Loose

"Shake Loose" is a song written by Rivers Cuomo in collaboration with songwriters David Hodges and Steven McMorran. It has never been officially released or heard by fans. The song's existence became known after the title was added to the BMI Repertoire (ISWC: T3022816731). It is unknown if the song is distinct from the Scott & Rivers song "Break Free" (also cowritten by Cuomo with Hodges and McMorran).
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Co-writing credit
Category:Songs of unverifiable discreteness
Shake On It

"Shake On It" is a song by Rivers Cuomo. A demo of the song was released as part of the digital compilation Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years on October 18, 2021.
===Appearances===
*Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years (2021)
==Overview==
==Lyrics==
Light a tea and let it be, it would mean a lot to me
Whatever
Whatever
Whatever you do, don't be boring
Shake on it
Shake on it
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years
Shawn Everett

Shawn Everett is producer who has worked on numerous Weezer releases, most notably 2010's Hurley.
==History with Weezer==
Everett's history with Weezer begins with 2009's Raditude, engineering some tracks on the album. From there, Everett co-produced 2010's Hurley with Rivers Cuomo. Everett would also help Cuomo assemble and co-produce the Death to False Metal album.
In the press release for Death to False Metal, the re-working of Weezer rarities was called "a labor of love" for Rivers Cuomo and his co-producer Shawn Everett. The process began by having each track "individually evaluated by the production team of Cuomo and Everett to figure out how to make each of the songs reach their full potential, and ultimately fit harmoniously on the album."
In 2013, Everett was credited as producer on Scott & Rivers' debut album, スコット と リバース. Everett also recieved credit on Weezer's 2014 album Everything Will Be Alright in the End for "additional production and engineering", along with primary producer Ric Ocasek. In 2015, he was credited as producer on the Weezer Fan Club exclusive single release, "Everybody Needs Salvation."
====Discography (with Weezer and related artists)====
* 2009 - Raditude: Recording of drums and guitars on "Trippin' Down the Freeway", "Love is the Answer", and "In the Mall".
* 2010 - Hurley: Production (with Rivers Cuomo).
* 2010 - Death to False Metal: Co-production and additional recording on "Turning Up the Radio", additional recording and mixing on "Blowin' My Stack", "Everyone", "Trampoline", "The Odd Couple", and "Autopilot"
* 2010 - Pinkerton (deluxe edition): Additional recording and mixing on "Long Time Sunshine", "Getting Up and Leaving", and "Tragic Girl".
* 2011 - "Like a Good Neighbor": Production.
* 2011 - "Paranoid Android": Production.
* 2013 - Scott & Rivers - スコット と リバース
* 2014 - Everything Will Be Alright in the End: Additional production and engineering.
* 2015 - "Everybody Needs Salvation": Production.
Category: People who have produced Weezer albums
She

"She" is the sixth track on That Dog's debut album.
==Lyrics==
She is given such pain. She is faced with the evil strain. 
She is given no choice. She conquers and can't rejoice. 
I see the picture of her standing on the street. 
Her coat is white and her hair, black. 
I see the picture of her standing on the street, 
And she is beautiful. 
She has strength beyond compare. She gets past the loss of her hair. 
She is given no choice. She conquers and can't rejoice. 
I see the picture of her standing on the street. 
Her coat is white and her hair, black. 
I see the picture of her standing on the street, 
And she is beautiful. 
She is beautiful. 
==See also==
*List of That Dog songs
Category: That Dog songs
Category:Songs on That Dog
Category:That Dog songs produced by Tom Grimley
Category:Self-produced That Dog songs
She'd Be Good for Me

"She'd Be Good for Me" (sometimes stylized as "She'd be good for me") is the first song on Songs from 2008 by Jason Cropper.
===Appearances===
*Guitar Center: Fresh Cuts Vol. 4 (2009)
*Songs from 2008 (2022)
==Overview==
Cropper has said that "She'd Be Good for Me" was written about his grief following his divorce.
"She'd Be Good for Me" was first released on the compilation Guitar Center: Fresh Cuts Vol. 4 in 2009. According to the CD liner notes, Cropper was, at the time, employed under the title of "GC Pro Account Manager" at Guitar Center West LA. The Weezer demo "Everybody Go Away" was also featured on the compilation. "She'd Be Good for Me" was released on streaming platforms for the first time as part of the album Songs from 2008 in 2022.
==Audio==
==Lyrics==
I need to believe
That something pure will come for
All of our dreams
That you and I would not allow
I want to believe
That your late-night confessions
Helped you to grieve
They helped you find redemption
Would you find me?
Run, run away before today's tomorrow
Run, as fast as you can
To find your pure heart beating fierce and true
Did you know this jerk still loves you?
Run, she'll be the one that you were
Or rather the woman that you were meant to be
I wish I knew her; she'd be good for me
She'd be good for me
I need to let go
Of this glamorous tragedy
You can be who you want to be
I will not stand in your road
I want to be free
But I'm just too curious
And my heart is furious
From living in this dying love and servitude
How about you?
Run, as fast as you can
To find your pure heart beating fierce and free
Did you forget you still believe?
Run, she'll be the one that you were
Or rather the woman you were meant to be
I wish I knew her; she'd be good for me
Well, I'm wondering why
And what it is you think you'll find
You're still running away
When the truth is you were mine
For the blink of an eye
For the blink of an eye
Run, run away before today's tomorrow
Run, as fast as you can
To find your pure heart beating fierce and free
Did you forget you still believe?
Run, she'll be the one that you were
Or rather the woman you were meant to be
I wish I knew her; she'd be good for me
She'd be good for me
==See also==
*List of Jason Cropper songs
Category:Jason Cropper
She'll Do

"She'll Do" is an unreleased song written by Matt Sharp.
==Overview==
Matt Sharp performed the song while touring his solo material for his eponymous solo album and 2003 EP. At a show in Nashville, Tennessee on October 23, 2003, Matt introduced the song saying "The lady in my life told me all the songs on the record are too depressing, so write something happy." The song, ultimately, did not appear on an album.
==Lyrics==
Well, she takes off all her clothes
Puts her cellphone on the dresser
And her cigarettes lay on the floor with mine
She turns off all the lights
And opens up the windows
And rain blows on this lonely night
Right, she'll do, she'll do
Why do I sleep next to you
If I don't want you in my life?
Yeah, she'll do, she'll do
What's this world coming to?
Well, we step out to the street
To the twisted street, the ugly street
The ugly street the world just left behind
She stands behind me naked
And then climbs up on my shoulders
And reaches up into the sky
Right, she'll do, she'll do
What's this world coming to
If I can't take you for a ride?
Yeah, she'll do, she'll do
What's this world coming to?
Yeah, we're back there in the street
In that twisted street, the ugly street
The ugly street that got left behind
And the rain falls on her face
Her little pretty face, her chubby face
And then we say those false goodbyes 
Hey, she'll do, she'll do
And while it's not up to me and you
To tell this world what's wrong and what is right
Hey, she'll do, she'll do
I mean, what's the world coming to
If I can't keep you in my life?
Hey, she'll do, she'll do
What's this world coming to?
==See also==
*List of Matt Sharp songs
Category: Matt Sharp
She's Cool

"She's Cool" is a demo written by Matt Sharp.
==Overview==
"She's Cool" is a 4-track home demo recorded by Matt Sharp. The recording appeared on the Little Russell Street compilation of recordings from the sessions for the Rentals 1999 album, Seven More Minutes. Although the song was ultimately abandoned, elements from "She's Cool" were later re-appropriated into the song "The Man with Two Brains".
==Lyrics==
Well, oh my gosh, look who's entered the room
She looks interesting any I got nothing better to do
Well, sometimes I am and sometimes I'm not shy
But seems we'll be stuck together, oh, for some time
And she's cool
Green eyes could be when it comes to most things
Not the trained professional that she claims
Keep hearing stories of how she's used
And all the while she complains I'm too smooth
And she's cool
She's cool
Well, now, who's gonna save my drunk girl now?
Now she's gone home and I've gone away
Well, who's gonna save my drunk girl now?
Now she's gone home and I've gone away
She's cool
She's cool
Done walked into the same old trap
Caught up in a big mess with a psychopath
No matter the warnings, I do what I do
Stuck here trying to justify that she's cool
She's cool
She's cool
Well, now, who's gonna save my drunk girl now?
Now she's gone home and I've gone away
Well, who's gonna save my drunk girl now?
Now she's gone home and I've gone away
She's cool
She's cool
She's cool
She's so cool
She's cool
Well, now, who's gonna save my drunk girl now?
Now she's gone home and I've gone away
Well, who's gonna save my drunk girl now?
Now she's gone home and I've gone away
She's cool
She's cool
==See also==
*List of Matt Sharp songs
Category: The Rentals songs
Category: Matt Sharp