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Just Like Movie Stars

"Just Like Movie Stars" is the fourth track from the eponymous debut album by Matt Sharp. The song was also released as the album's only single, with "Before You Go" as a b-side.
===Appearances===
*Matt Sharp (2004)
*"Just Like Movie Stars" (CD-R and 7"-vinyl singles)
==Overview==
Sharp recounted on his Instagram account in 2022 that, of all the songs on his solo album, "Just Like Movie Stars" was "a tremendous struggle to complete and...nearly [impossible] to finish," requiring its own dedicated book of notes.Weezer B-sides "Matt Sharp - Just Like Movie Stars [Instagram stories, 2022-07-12]" YouTube. 12 July 2022. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGQKogbcylU
The song was released as a single on both 7"-vinyl and CD-R.
===Single track list===
==Gallery==
===CD-R release===
Image:Justlikemoviestars-cdr-1.jpg|Cover
Image:Justlikemoviestars-cdr-2.jpg|Back cover
Image:Justlikemoviestars-cdr-3.jpg|Disc
===Other===
Image:Justlikemoviestarsnotes01.jpg|@_mattsharp on Instagram, July 11, 2022
Image:Justlikemoviestarsnotes02.jpg|@_mattsharp on Instagram, July 11, 2022
Image:Justlikemoviestarsnotes03.jpg|@_mattsharp on Instagram, July 11, 2022
Image:Justlikemoviestarsnotes04.jpg|@_mattsharp on Instagram, July 11, 2022
Image:Justlikemoviestarsnotes05.jpg|@_mattsharp on Instagram, July 11, 2022
==Personnel==
*Matt Sharp - vocals, acoustic guitar, production, mixing
*Jason Ruscio - additional vocals
*Justin Fisher - additional vocals
*Mick Flowers - drums
*Ed Monjef - editing
*Bernie Grundman - mastering
*James Jaez - mixing
*Andy Wilkinson - producer
*Greg Brown - producer
*Josh Hager - producer
==Audio==
<youtube>hnVzJZaNtXM</youtube>
==Lyrics==
She's got angels, she's got movie stars
In her dream life she's got bodyguards
Yeah, she got those bodyguards
Just like movie stars (Oh yeah, she does)
Just like movie stars
In the shadows of the street bazaar
The sound of bells ring out from ice cream cars
And my lifeguard, she gives me CPR
As we hide in the dark, just like movie stars (Yeah, we do)
We're just like movie stars
Yellow raincoats crowd the primrose bar
As the dream life ends with my lifeguard
Me and my lifeguard, we hide all our scars
As we fall apart, just like Hedy Lamarr
And the rain falls hard, just like movie stars
Well, doo-do-doo
Doo-do-doo
A dream life of movie stars
Hang on me, hang on me, hang on me
Hang on me, hang on me, hang on me
Hang on me, hang for free, just hang on me
Hang on me, hang on me, hang on me
Just like movie stars
===Alternate lyrics===
[...]A nurse with no soul caresses me
We bloke smoke mouth-to-mouth and watch T.V.
In her VCR, we've got movie stars
Doo-do-doo
She draws a bath and makes primrose tea
And drives away down wet and windy streets
In her mini-car, she's a movie star
Down the boulevard, what a movie star
And she drives...
Doo-do-doo[...]
==See also==
*List of Matt Sharp songs
==References==
Category: Matt Sharp
Just Tell Me When

"Just Tell Me When" is a song by Ozma. A demo of the song initially appeared as the first track from the demo cassette Ocho in 1997. It later appeared on the 1998 compilation Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars.
===Appearances===
*Ocho (1997)
*Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars (1998)
*Cuatro y Ocho (2021)
==Overview==
Ryen Slegr describes the song as touching "on issues of rejection, separation, and memories."
==Lyrics==
Just tell me when
Oh, oh-ohh
You don't like me anymore
I hate to see you running up like this
But hey
It's been done before
I live alone
And think of you at night
And walk the dog
And pick up the poop, yeah
Honey, honey, honey
Just tell me when
Honey, honey, honey
I'll be back again
I'm not like you, oh no
I like my rock and roll
You sleep in the day
Wasting my life away, yeah
Honey, honey, honey
Just tell me when
Honey, honey, honey
I'll be back again
Just tell me
Just tell me
Just tell me when
I saw you that day
You blew my mind away
I drove the car
Right off of the cliff, yeah
==See also==
*Ozma
*List of Ozma songs
*Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars
*Cuatro y Ocho
Category:Ozma
Category: Ozma songs
Category: Slegr-Brummel writing credit
Category:Self-produced Ozma songs
Category:Songs on Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars
Category:Songs on Ocho
Category:Songs on the First Strike EP
Just What I Needed

"Just What I Needed" is the third track and debut single from the eponymous debut album by American rock band The Cars in 1978. Weezer recorded a cover of the song a few days prior to convening with Cars frontman Ric Ocasek, who would produce Weezer's debut album over the following months. 
===Appearances===
*Weezer (The Blue Album) (30th Anniversary Deluxe) (2024)
==Overview==
Weezer recorded a cover of "Just What I Needed" onto Rivers Cuomo's portable DAT recorder during rehearsal sessions at Cole Rehearsal Studios in Hollywood, CA on August 6th, 1993.
In 2018, Scott Shriner performed the song live with surviving members of the Cars during their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of FameRolling Stone "The Cars Play Greatest Hits at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2018 Induction" by Elias Leight, Kory Grow. Published April 15, 2018.. This live performance was released in 2022.
==Audio==
===Live performance featuring Scott Shriner===
<youtube>N73Bb5xICdU</youtube>
==Lyrics==
I don't mind you coming here
And wasting all my time
Cause when you're standing, oh, so near
I kinda lose my mind
It's not the perfume that you wear
It's not the ribbons in your hair
And I don't mind you coming here
And wasting all my time
I don't mind you hanging out
And talking in your sleep
It doesn't matter where you've been
As long as it was deep, yeah
You always knew to wear it well
And you look so fancy, I can tell
And I don't mind you hanging out
And talking in your sleep
I guess you're just what I needed
(Just what I needed)
I needed someone to feed
I guess you're just what I needed
(Just what I needed)
I needed someone to bleed
I don't mind you coming here
And wasting all my time
Cause when you're standing, oh, so near
I kinda lose my mind, yeah
It's not the ribbons in your hair
==See also==
*List of Weezer cover songs
*Ric Ocasek
*"You Might Think"
==External links==
*"Just What I Needed" on Wikipedia
==References==
Category:Cover songs
Category:Scott Shriner
Just the Way

"Just the Way" is the second track and third single off That Dog's fourth album Old LP.
==Overview==
===Band commentary===
:::—Consequence of Sound interview with Anna Waronker - October 3, 2019
==Music video==
The music video for "Just the Way" was released via Funny Or Die on October 2, 2019. It stars Jack Black and Maya Rudolph, and was written by the band's drummer Tony Maxwell. It was directed by Casey Storm.
<youtube>wgVHJjD5Bcw</youtube>
===Audio===
====Album track====
<youtube>BdrY1jt_TeA</youtube>
====Live====
<youtube>-rMxnqNwytU</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==
[1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9]
Please forgive me
For misreading into every word you said
From the beginning
I thought we were being careful
I thought it was innocent
I must admit that I was taken by surprise
By your commitment not to look me in the eyes
I've been a witness and I've watched you testify
Now I plead insanity instead of doing time
I guess it's just the way you like
It's just the way you like it
It's just the way you like it
It's just the way, just the way you like it
Keep your distance
Contact to a minimum
Stay calm, cool, and collect
Be consistent
Show no signs of weakness
Withdraw and disconnect
I must confess that after all of this time
Your mixed-up messages still mess with my mind
I guess I, I learned my lesson
There's no question this time
I haven't felt like this since 1995
Don't bother to say goodbye
Just walk away
This will be the last time
I offer my sound advice
Because every time you leave
A part of me dies
Ha ha ha, ha ha ha
It's just the way you like it (ha ha ha, ha ha ha)
I've been a witness and I've watched you testify
Mixed up messages still mess with my mind
Every time you leave a part of me dies
Every time you leave a part of me dies
==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
Category:That Dog singles
KROQ

KROQ is a commercial rock music radio station in Los Angeles, California, broadcasting on 106.7 FM. The call sign is pronounced "kay rock." Since Weezer's foundation as a band, they have been a mainstay on KROQ.
==Early history==
The first station with the call letters KROQ was formed in 1972, broadcasting on 1500 AM, with a format of Top 40 hits. In 1973, KROQ bought the station KPPC 106.7 FM, which had been broadcasting rock since 1968. The FM station became KROQ-FM, and the two stations broadcast identical programing through 1978, when the AM station was sold.
==Rick Carroll and rise to prominence==
In the early 1980s, the station began to boast being the home of "the Roq of the 80s", a phrase coined by then-programmer Rick Carroll, who is generally credited as the first radio executive to create a "modern rock" format. In fact, it is widely agreed that the early success of the station is largely due to Carroll's visonary programming, which included allotting up to four songs per hour chosen by the DJ, called a 'Joq Choice'. Carroll guided the station from 1978 through 1985, when he left for a consulting job. He then returned in 1988 until his 1989 death from complications due to the AIDS virus - an affliction he was unaware he had.
==Recent history==
The station would eventually adopt the catch phrase "World Famous KROQ". In 1986, the station was purchased by Infinity Broadcasting, a subsidiary of Viacom. In 2004, KROQ began broadcasting in High Definition Radio for its higher quality.
==Weezer-friendly==
KROQ has been, virtually from day one, very accomodating to LA-based Weezer. Some feel that the station holds almost as much influence as MTV in breaking new artists, and that Weezer benefitted greatly from their championing of early singles such as "Undone" and "Buddy Holly". The band has appeared on two of the Christmas CDs: Kevin and Bean: The Real Slim Santa and Kevin and Bean: Swallow My Eggnog. The station continues to support new Weezer releases to some degree, and the two parties have collaborated on occasional promotional activities.
==Programming and personalities==
To date, KROQ's play list consists of alternative, new wave, nu metal, and indie artists. Notable personalities that have either began their careers or were at one time employed by KROQ include the influential Rodney Bingenheimer (aka Rodney on the Roq), Jed The Fish, Dr. Dimento, Freddie Snakeskin, Jim 'The Poorman' Trenton, Richard Blade, Scott Mason, Ralph Garman, Dr. Drew, Doug The Slug (aka Sluggo), Riki Rachtman, Carson Daly, Jimmy Kimmel, Adam Corrolla, and still-current morning duo Kevin & Bean.
==CD releases==
The station has released several original compilations of music, most notably their annual Christmas charity albums presented by Kevin and Bean.
KROQ interview with Supersport 2000

==Audio==
<youtube>Ra52RWhpM6w</youtube>
==See also==
*Supersport 2000
*The Rentals
==References==
Category:Interviews
Category:Transcripts
Category:Cherielynn Westrich Interviews
Category:Rod Cervera Interviews
Category:Mike Fletcher Interviews
Category:Graciela Germann Interviews
Category:KROQ
Kambara yoru no yuki

Kambara Yoru No Yuki ("Night Snow at Kambara") is a print made by Japanese ukiyo-e artist Hiroshige. It was used as the album art for second album, Pinkerton.
==Overview==
Rivers Cuomo confirmed in a November 2020 "Riverpedia" post that he chose the image because it appeared on a postcard sent to him by Jennifer Chiba, adding that "it captured the feeling of winter loneliness that I was feeling in Cambridge".Cuomo, Rivers. (November 4, 2020). "Pinkerton Cover Art". Riverpedia. Archived from the original on Weezerpedia at Riverpedia archive - 11/04/2020#Pinkerton Cover Art.
A diorama of Kambara Yoru No Yuki was included in the Pinkerton Deluxe autographed collector's edition, which was sold on weezer.com in 2010. The set also included an autographed photo of the band, and a CD copy of Death to False Metal.
==See also==
*Hiroshige
*Pinkerton
*Madame Butterfly
==References==
Category:Pinkerton
Kara's Flowers

Kara's Flowers was a Los Angeles-based punk-pop/power-pop rock band that is most notable for having evolved into the funk-pop band Maroon 5.
Kara's Flowers is related to Weezer in that Mykel and Carli Allan ran the Kara's Flowers Fanclub. Kara's Flowers also contributed the exclusive track "Yesterday When I Was Handsome" to the 1997 Vast Records album "Hear You Me! A Tribute To Mykel And Carli." 
While attending Brentwood School, Adam Levine and Jesse Carmichael joined up with Mickey Madden and Ryan Dusick to form Kara's Flowers, and played their first gig at the Whisky a Go Go on September 16, 1995. During the late 90's, Kara's Flowers performed shows with notable bands such as Chopper One and Ozma. When Valentine joined in 2001, the band adopted the name Maroon 5.
The band released one album as Kara's Flowers, 1997's "Fourth World," which was recently put back into print.
==External links==
*All Music entry
Category:Featured article
Karl's Corner

Karl's Corner was the name of a section in the official Weezer fanclub magazine called Weezine. In this section Karl Koch answered questions from fans, provided inside information and told tour stories. The first issue to feature this section was the fall issue of 1995. 
From 2000 to around 2014, Karl's Corner was used as the name of the news/updates section on weezer.com, managed by Koch. Since 2015, the hashtag "#karlscorner" has been used on the band's social media posts by Koch.
==Archive==
The following is an archive of Karl's Corner entries featured in Weezine and on weezer.com:
Karl's Corner entries by year
==See also==
* Karl Koch
* Category:Karl's Corner
* Weezer.com
Category:Karl Koch
Category:Websites
Category:Weezer.com
Karl's Corner - 01/01/2001

...recording day 5...Today was an odd day, first we had to drive back up to L.A. and get the equipment all squared away in the studio, then, a bit later than usual, the guys got in there and we slowly got back up to speed with album creation. Today some songs were given fresh tries and some editing: "Island In The Sun", "O Girlfreind", "Hash Pipe", "No More Disappointments", "If You Want It", and "Crab".
Image:Karlscorner-20010101-c.jpg|...Ric and Rivers strategize...
Image:Karlscorner-20010101-d.jpg|...leftover new year's pic (with the jumbo-size "W", unseen since '97)...
Image:Karlscorner-20010101-b.jpg|...Mikey explodes...
Image:Karlscorner-20010101-a.jpg|...Pat sez "scooters are stupid and dangerous, and not nearly as cool as skateboards"...
...go see the "W.F.O." page for a new, rather weird video clip, created from some of todays behind the scenes footage...
Category:Karl's Corner - January 2001
Karl's Corner - 01/02/2001

...Recording day 6...more serious work today, with new versions recorded of "No More Disappointments", "O Girlfriend", "Hash Pipe", "Knock-down Drag-Out", and "Crab", edit work done on "My Best Friends Are Gone" and "If You Want It", and a brand new recording was started: several takes of the acoustic flavored "Always". There are now 19 total "basic" tracks in the works, not a bad 6 days' work!!!
...another brand new video clip is up on the "W.F.O." page. This is a sequel to yesterday's film, and is entitled "The Docket". 
Category:Karl's Corner - January 2001
Karl's Corner - 01/03/2001

...Recording day 7... Today was divided into three parts. Part one was "re-do's", in which 4 songs were given new tries from scratch. These were "Starlight", "Break-Up", "Teenage Victory Song", and "Homely". After that it was decided that all the drum parts were good and no more re-do's were needed. So part 2 was "editing the reels", in which the final best basic takes of each of the 19 songs were compiled onto 6 master 2" tape reels, from the 25 or so master reels they were spread out on (mixed together with other versions of the same songs, that were determined to be inferior attempts). This (understandably) took the engineers a long time, so everyone went away for a while and did other stuff like go have dinner. Part 3 was the beginning of "fix up and/or re-do the bass parts", where Mikey started to either fix small mistakes in the bass tracks, or simply re-record his parts entirely, depending on what the song needed.
 
 
...The Basic Tracks, 1/3/01...
gimmie some love
homely
island in the sun
starlight
o girlfriend
my best friends are gone
crab
if you want it
inside a smile
knock-down drag-out
don't let go
cryin' and lonely
break up
hash pipe
o lisa
teenage victory song
sugar booger
no more disappointments
always
...at this point it is assumed that several of these will not make it to the album, but those ones could possibly be b-sides down the line...
Category:Karl's Corner - January 2001
Karl's Corner - 01/03/2002

...USA tour info is trickling in. And yes, there WILL be more dates than this! All will be revealed on the Tour page ASAP. heres a sneak peak at what we know so far...
2/5 - Charlotte, NC - Independence Arena
2/7 - Rochester, NY - Rochester War Memorial
2/8 - Lowell, MA - Tsongas Arena
2/9 - Wilkes Barre, PA - First Union Arena
2/11 - East Rutherford, NJ - Continental Airlines Arena
2/12 - State College, PA - Bryce Jordan Center
2/14 - Hamilton, ON - Copps Coliseum
2/15 - Montreal, QU - Molson Centre
2/22 - Raleigh/Morrisville, NC - Raleigh Sports & Entertainment Arena
I guess you can call it the "Hyper Extended Midget Tour" for now, because no ones told me I can't! And no: no dates are on sale yet. That info will also be on the tour page as it comes in!
Category:Karl's Corner - January 2002
Karl's Corner - 01/04/2001

OZMA TO OPEN OUTLOUD TOUR
...second place 'opening band RWA poll' winners to take first slot, before Get Up Kids' set
...Recording day 8...Today we learned the good news about Ozma being confirmed to be the 'first' opening act on the upcoming 20 date US tour. The running order for all 20 shows will be Ozma, then The Get Up Kids, then Weezer. Ozmas inclusion was especially stokeful to weezer, as they took second place in the "who should open up for weezer on the next tour?" RWA poll that was run back in the Fall. The Get Up Kids won the poll, and were confirmed as the main support act several weeks ago. This makes the tour 100 percent fan-determined! Despite their having never played outside California before, Ozma's following is nationwide. This is due mostly to a very strong online presence that has spread the word and the music far.
...meanwhile in the studio, Mikey worked very hard whipping the bass parts of 9 of the songs into shape, an all day process that paid off with some stunning recordings. Bravo Mikey!
 
 
Category:Karl's Corner - January 2001
Karl's Corner - 01/04/2003

2003, 2 years after Kubrick's vision of the "space odyssey"...and 2 years after the Green Album! Wow. Time flies indeed. Two years ago this time it was deep in the recording of the Green album, and we were gearing up for the Yahoo Outloud Tour. A year ago this time it was crunch time for recording Maladroit, and the Hyper Extended Midget Tour was yet to begin. This year, things are a bit quieter. But just like the ring in the Lord Of the Rings, the weez will stir again! This story is faaar from over my friends! 
Category:Karl's Corner - January 2003
Karl's Corner - 01/05/2001

...recording day 9...Today "Starlight" got a surprise re-do from the ground up, and, while it was a long struggle to get it the way they wanted it, the hard work really paid off and rescued a song that was in trouble, putting it back up in the realm of the "favorites". Then Mikey resumed doing his bass parts, nailing down "Starlight" and 3 other songs, leaving only a few remaining that need bass work still. Pretty soon the guitar tracks will begin! Believe me, it already sounds great!
...Pat Wilson, "the human television camera magnet", today received a very strange and totally unexpected visit at the apartment he and his wife are renting here in L.A. It seems impossibly far fetched, but the long and the short of it is that you NEED to tune into the Jay Leno Show this coming Tuesday night, Jan 9th!!! This is not a joke! (though it is sure to look like one on TV!) Lets just say that it has something to do with Elvis Presley, and Pat being in the right place at the right time...(do NOT forget to TUNE IN!)
...as a side note, today (1/6 as you read this), marks the 1 year anniversary of Karl's Corner on RWA! Thanks to all of you for visiting so much and helping my pages grow!
 
Category:Karl's Corner - January 2001
Karl's Corner - 01/06/2001

...recording day 10... In the midst of finishing up Mikey's bass "fixes", Weezer received a visit from the record company, and were surprised to learn that they were unsatisfied with how several tracks were turning out so far. Despite the fact that the songs are in a very raw form and will be much farther along in just a few weeks, the comments were still fairly critical, even while other songs got positive remarks. This of course is not the best news we could have gotten, as dissension from "on high" can lead to unwanted delays. And as we all are aware, there is very little margin for error here. Extending the album sessions could adversely affect the tour schedule, and conversely, sticking to the tour schedule in spite of not finishing the album work could mean a delayed release. Both of these outcomes are the last thing anyone wants, so the guys are continuing to work extra hard to get all the tracks as top-notch as possible.
...Very lengthy debates and discussions of what should/shouldnt/could be done with the tracks led to renewed attempts to nail down some songs. Later, after intensive internal debate within the band, a few songs got "the boot", their slots in the final running taken over by others that were "bubbling under". Additionally, another song, "Gonna Make My Move" was given a first time attempt.
...and later, after everyone went home for the evening, Rivers laid down a new song that he wrote earlier today, featuring a Wurlitzer organ. 
Category:Karl's Corner - January 2001
Karl's Corner - 01/07/2001

...recording day 11...Today was a long, tiring "tying up loose ends" day, before tomorrow's moving down the hall into a different, smaller studio room. The guys worked very hard all day, diligently getting a ton of minor "fixes" done, as well as trying several different approaches to fleshing out the acoustic track "Always" (including some stabs at using a Farfisa organ). Today also marked the finale of Mikey's bass guitar parts, and a slew of tedious but critical editing work.
The hard work is really paying off, and the guys are determined to make this album their own way. Suggestions and criticisms come in all flavors, and some are helpful, some useless. Ultimately, weezer is duty-bound to deliver exactly the album that they want to hear, untainted by even the slightest of compromises, and they can only hope that that's the same album that everyone else wants to hear.
...tomorrow: guitars!
 
 
 
 
Category:Karl's Corner - January 2001