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Across the Sea: Live in Japan

Across the Sea: Live in Japan is a live concert/documentary recorded during the Mos Burger Tour, Weezer’s Japanese tour in support of their 2005 album, Make Believe. Though originally intended for release on DVD, it never saw a physical release. It did eventually air, however, on the Viacom-owned channel Palladia (now MTV Live) in 2008, and segments from it appeared on the Japanese Deluxe Edition DVD release of The Red Album.
The documentary was filmed by between December 20 and December 22, with concert segments being filmed on the 20th.
==Content==
* The band is seen traveling to various stores in Tokyo, including toy stores and music shops.
* The band attends a meet-and-greet with fans. Fans ask the band questions about their favorite songs, hobbies, etc.
* Live concert:
* Post-show interview
* Additional interview (conducted December 21, 2005)
==Video==
The documentary was uploaded in full onto YouTube from its television airing:
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==Full credits==
*Producer: Akitaka Deguchi
*Director: Junnosuke Takahashi
*Production Management: Nozomi Tashima
*Director of Photography: Yuji Morihara
*Post Production Facility: Pop Flash Productions, Inc.
*Editor: Randy Edwards
*Online Editor: Ryan Raitt
*Instruction: Ikuo Watanabe
*Cameraman: Kazuhiro Koizumi, Shinji Sakuma, Ippei Yokota, Koji Matsuura, Satoru Sugiyama, Eri Matsubara, Shusaku Kondo, Yuzaru Hashimoto
*Video Engineers: Shinya Matsuda, Hajime Tanaka
*VTR Operator: Ryosuke Kamogawa, Takeshi Kobayashi
*Camera Assistants: Shinya Nagao, Toshiya Arai, Yoshihiro Tsuji, Ryuji Kamiyama, Tatsuya Imamura, Ikuyo Nakatani, Miki Miyanishi
*Grip: Takashi Mikami, Munehiro Muraishi, Eddy Miyakawa, Akio Shimada
*Lights: Kyoritz
*Sound: Clair Brothers Audio Japan
*Trucking: IEC
*Venue: Studio Coast / Takeshi Koga
*Promoter: CREATIVEMAN, Toshie Senzaki, Layli Odamura, Julie Okura, Naoki Shimizu, Kennek Knock (Live Recording), Masako Matsuda, Akio Okada
*Special Thanks: Nobuo Kobayashi (MTV Networks Japan K.K.), Nobby Okumura (Universal Music K.K.)
==See also==
*Video Capture Device
*
Category:2008 releases
Category:Unfinished/unreleased Weezer projects
Across the Sea (disambiguation)

Across the Sea may refer to:
* "Across the Sea", a song by Weezer, the fifth track from Pinkerton.
* Across the Sea: Live in Japan, a live concert/documentary recorded during Weezer's Japanese tour in support of Make Believe.
* Across the Sea ~A Tribute to Weezer~, a Japanese tribute album released in 2003.
Category:Disambiguation page
Acute

Acute was a project of Patrick Edwards after the disbandment of Ozma. Other members include Isaac Lekach of Poulain and Colt Maloney of The Whispertown 2000. The band only released one split single with member Pierre de Reeder and one album in 2007 before its disbandment.
==Discography==
*Arms Around a Stranger (2007)
==See also==
*Ozma
*Patrick Edwards
Category:Ozma
Category:Weezer-related bands
Adam Orth

Adam Orth (born September 29, 1970Orth, Adam (adam_orth). "We have the same birthday." 29 September 2020, 1:11 AM UTC. https://twitter.com/adam_orth/status/1310809405521231872Totilo, Stephen. "Adam Orth Just Had One Of The Best Years Of His Life" Kotaku, 7 November 2013. https://kotaku.com/adam-orth-just-had-one-of-the-best-years-of-his-life-1459900151) is a musician and longtime friend of Rivers Cuomo. He was a member of the bands Shufflepuck (also featuring Justin Fisher), Neighborly, and the short-lived Cuomo-led project Homie.
==Biography==
Adam Orth is a childhood friend of Rivers Cuomo from Connecticut. He was the lead singer/songwriter for the band Shufflepuck (which also featured Justin Fisher) in the 90s, and played with the band Neighborly in the early 2000s. He has since pursued a career in game design, working for companies such as EA, LucasArts and Sony Santa Monica.
Adam Orth achieved international notoriety in 2013 when, while working as a creative director at Microsoft Studios, he tweeted in defense of the Xbox One's "always-on" technology.Sarkar, Samit. "Microsoft Studios creative director's tweets bring always-on console unease to a head" Polygon. 5 April 2013. https://www.polygon.com/2013/4/5/4186676/always-on-consoles-unease-xbox-adam-orth-microsoft The backlash led to Orth's departure from the company a few days thereafter.Crecente, Brian. "Microsoft creative director who sparked always-on controversy no longer with company", Polygon. 10 April 2013. https://www.polygon.com/2013/4/10/4209912/microsoft-creative-director-that-sparked-always-on-controversy-no Orth went on to create the 2016 VR video game ADR1FT. Totilo, Steven. "Adam Orth Is Turning His Personal Disaster Into A Beautiful Game" Kotaku, 10 February 2014. https://kotaku.com/adam-orth-is-turning-his-personal-disaster-into-a-beaut-1520037629
==Discography==
===With Shufflepuck===
*"Where the Hell Is She" (single, 1994) — writer, lead vocals, guitar
*Shufflepuck (album, 1996)
*Hear You Me! A Tribute to Mykel and Carli (compilation, 1998)
===With Neighborly===
*Grass Is Greener (2001) — bass, back-up vocals, engineering, piano, guitarGrass Is Greener on Bandcamp. https://neighborlyla.bandcamp.com/
===With Space Twins===
*"No Show" (single) — engineer
===With Homie===
*"American Girls" — backing vocals
===With Weezer/Rivers Cuomo===
*"Souvenirs, Novelties, Party Tricks" (demo)
*"Starlight" — handclapsKoch, Karl. Karl's Corner, archived from weezer.com, 27 January 2001. https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/Karl's_Corner_-_01/27/2001
*"Tragic Girl" — bass
==External Links==
*Official website
*Adam Orth on Twitter
==References==
Category:Homie members
Category:People who have sat in with Weezer
Category:Musicians
Category:Studio guest vocalists
Category:Guitarists
Adam in June

"Adam in June" is a song by Anna Waronker, credited as June Blake, from the The Poop Alley Tapes.
==Overview==
The significance of the pseudonym "June Blake" is unknown.
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
Why didn't we take that walk?
Why couldn't we have that talk?
Why did you leave me standing
When I was ready to walk with you?
To talk with you.
And ready to take on the world with you
Ready to take on the world with you (with you)
I was ready to take
The world with you
Maybe someday you'll come around (maybe someday you'll come around)
Maybe someday you'll get your shit together (Maybe someday you'll get it straight)
Maybe someday you'll come to take my hand (maybe someday you'll come)
And make some ?? and do whatever it takes (maybe someday you'll come)
To stop breaking my heart (it takes)
To stop breaking my heart (it takes)
It takes to stop
Stop breaking my heart
My heart
My heart
My heart
My heart
My heart
My heart
==Personnel==
*Anna Waronker - vocals, guitar, backing vocals, percussion 
*Tom Grimley - producer
==See also==
*List of Anna Waronker songs
==References==
Category:Anna Waronker songs
Category:Tom Grimley
Category:Poop Alley Studios
Addicted to Noise

Addicted to Noise was an online music magazine - founded independently in 1994 - that published until 1997 "Coming Nov. 1: “Addicted To Noise: The Music Writings Of Michael Goldberg”" Promotional page for anthology release of Michael Goldberg's writings. Goldberg was the founder of Addicted to Noise.. The site's reporting was frequently used as a source by MTV throughout Weezer's early years, and its writers covered the band numerous times.
==Articles==
Date 	Title 	Author 	Archived link
September 23, 1996	Historic event: 09/23/1996 (transcript shared by Karl Koch) 	Clare Kleinedler 	
December 1996 	"Weezer's Uncomfortable Success" 	Clare Kleinedler 	Archive via Wayback Machine
1996 	"Weezer Revealed: The Rivers Cuomo Interview" 	Clare Kleinedler, Michael Goldberg	Archive via Wayback Machine
May 27, 1997 	"Ex-Weezer Guitarist Ready To Take Off With Chopper One" 	Gil Kaufman 	Archive via Wayback Machine
May 29, 2001 	"Weezer's Bell Heading for the Ozone With Space Twins" 	Clare Kleinedler 	
c. August 1997 	"Addicted to Noise interview with Matt Sharp - November 17, 1998"	Gil Kaufman 	
November 17, 1998 	Hear You Me! A Tribute to Mykel and Carli liner notes 	Clare Kleinedler 	
==See also==
*Rolling Stone
*Pitchfork
*KROQ
==External links==
*Archive via Wayback Machine of official website
==References==
Category:Addicted to Noise
Category:Music criticism
Addicted to Noise article - December 1996

==Gallery==
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==See also==
*List of interviews
Category:Interviews
Category:Addicted to Noise
Category:Weezer interviews - 1996
Addicted to Noise interview with Matt Sharp - November 17, 1998

By Gil Kaufman
Rentals leader Matt Sharp talked with Gil Kaufman about the band's forthcoming album, Seven More Minutes, how far Sharp had to travel in order to escape the stifling "culture of cool," and the songwriter's passionate affair with a hand-held tape recorder.
Los Angeles, CA
Matt Sharp knew that he wanted to take his time making the second album from his group, The Rentals. What he didn't know was that it would end up taking two years of itinerant recording to get it done - a long time for a group whose debut, Return of the Rentals (1995), was recorded in a mere three days. Hasty recording notwithstanding, that first album nearly went double-platinum.
The second Rentals album, Seven More Minutes, expands the group's kitschy new-wave keyboard-rock sound with lush, sometimes aggressive and, most important for Sharp, revealing tunes. Recorded off and on in London and Spain for more than a year, Seven More Minutes is a group effort that features a number of Sharp's former Rentals cronies, including ex-that dog bassist Petra Haden. Others who dropped by during recording include some Brit-pop pals: Elastica bassist Donna Matthews ("Say Goodbye Forever" and "Must Be Wrong"), Blur leader Damon Albarn ("Big Daddy C") and Ash guitarist/singer Tim Wheeler ("Hello, Hello").
Wheeler also contributes acoustic guitar to the album's emotional centerpiece, "Overlee," a strident keyboard-and-guitar anthem about blissful dislocation, one of the overriding themes on Seven More Minutes. "Where there's no language and there's no country/ I want to take you to Overlee," Sharp and Haden sing in perfect harmony on the track. "A lot of this was written at the time of the highest celebration of my life," Sharp said of the ecstatic feel of songs such as the frantic "Barcelona" and "The Cruise." 
No longer a member of synth-pop band Weezer, Sharp said The Rentals are his sole focus now, a task he said he relishes given the freedom and liberation he found in crafting the new album. In an interview conducted nearly eight months prior to the album's release, Sharp talked about his globe-hopping sessions, making new friends, learning how to write songs, leaving Weezer, and the mystery behind "Friends of P." 
The Interview: Nov. 17, 1998 - Los Angeles
Category:Interviews
Category:Transcripts
Adio

"Adio" ("Goodbye") is a song written by Rivers Cuomo and demoed on June 6, 2001 for Spanish pop star . It was never used by Iglesias, but Cuomo's demo appeared on the digital compilation Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years in 2020.
===Appearances===
*Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years
==Overview==
From the Weezer Recording History:
"Right before going to Europe, Rivers went into a studio to do a demo. Apparently he was asked by somebody in the Enrique Iglesias world if he wanted to submit a song for Enrique. The details of how all this came about are unclear, and it is known that the song was not used by Enrique. Two takes (one incomplete) of "A Dio" were recorded at an unknown Manhattan studio. Rivers commented at the time that there wasnt enough time to get the song down properly, so he doubted the demo was together enough to be considered for Enriques next album. And apparently he was right."
*"A Dio" (2 takes, one incomplete)
==Lyrics==
If there's something on your mind
Come on and tell me now, it's time
'Cause I just want to make you mine
"Adio"
I want to dance the night away
Tell your friends you got to stay
'Cause I don't ever want to say
"Adio"
I wouldn't change you if I could
Don't want to be misunderstood
I want to dance the night away
Tell your friends you got to stay
'Cause I don't ever want to say
"Adio"
Why don't you stay home with me?
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years
Category:Catalog o' Riffs
Ain't Got Much Time

"Ain't Got Much Time," (previously known as "Get Me on the Line") is a song demoed by Weezer during the Maladroit recording sessions.
===Appearances===
*Released on weezer.com
*Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years (2020)
==Overview==
"Ain't Got Much Time" was first performed live at the KROQ-FM "Island Invasion" in San Bernardino, CA on August 25, 2001 (the first live show to feature bassist Scott Shriner). The song is first known to have been recorded at Sage & Sound Studios in Hollywood, between August 29 and September 8, 2001. Though some songs from these sessions were released to fans online, "Ain't Got Much Time" was not among them. The song was worked on at Steakhouse Studios in late October of that year, and continued to be worked on at Cello Studios in November. The song was performed live as Goat Punishment at The Knitting Factory for the HBO show Reverb on October 24, 2001, but did not air. The song was performed at live concerts throughout November of 2001. The song was performed once during the sessions for Maladroit on January 6, 2002. The song was retired thereafter.
==Live performances==
*Weezer concert: 08/25/2001
*Weezer concert: 10/24/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/06/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/07/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/08/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/26/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/27/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/29/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/30/2001
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo - lead guitar, lead vocals
*Brian Bell - rhythm guitar, backing vocals
*Scott Shriner - bass, backing vocals
*Patrick Wilson - drums
==Lyrics==
You said you'd never loved me
I said you'd never try
I can't believe this world is gonna die
And why can't you get me on the line?
I swear to you, I ain't got much time
You said you'd never need me
I said you'd never care
I can't believe this world is gonna end
And why can't you get me on the line?
I swear to you, I ain't got much time
Oh, oh, oh-oh-oh
And why can't you get me on the line?
I swear to you, I ain't got much time
Oh, oh, oh-oh-oh
==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 Years
Ain't Got No Words

"Ain't Got No Words" (originally titled "No Words") is a song written by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone V: Before Weezer (2020)
==Overview==
According to the Recording History, "Ain't Got No Words" was initially recorded by Rivers Cuomo on January 13, 1991. In the months following, Cuomo formed a new band called Fuzz with Patrick Wilson and Scottie Chapman. The band recorded "Ain't Got No Words" at a practice on February 18 and a demo on March 9, though the band dissolved shortly thereafter. The song was brought back one last time after Weezer formed and began practicing beginning on February 15, 1992.
The song appeared on the spreadsheet The 4 and 5 Star Demos of Rivers Cuomo in 2008. Cuomo's original demo was released as part of the digital compilation Alone V: Before Weezer in 2020.
==Lyrics==
She plays games with the stars in the sky
She knows it all and can tell you why
She sees the world in my hands
So what the hell is she doing here?
What the hell is she doing here?
Looks so good, can't wait to taste it
Been all around my head
You hold the water away from me
So what the hell is she doing here?
What the hell is she doing here?
Ain't got no words, ain't got no words
We're singing away, because it makes me feel so fucking good
I can't escape
==Known recordings==
==See also==
* Fuzz
* List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category: Rivers Cuomo songs
Category: The Yeastmaster
Category: Fuzz
Category: Songs that appeared on the 4 and 5 Star Demos of Rivers Cuomo list
Al's Bar

"Al's Bar" is a song by Brian Bell and Rivers Cuomo. It appeared on the compilation Alone XII: The White Year before it was quickly removed the same day due to the song featuring Bell alongside Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone XII: The White Year (2020)
==Overview==
"Al's Bar" was written in 2015 about the venue at which Bell performed his first show with Weezer. The song was first mentioned in an interview with Bell in which he erroneously stated that it was a song on Weezer's 2019 Black Album,Phillips, Lee. "A 90’s Los Angeles Exception: Brian Bell of Weezer" Crybaby Zine. 18 September 2019. https://crybabyzine.com/2019/09/a-90s-los-angeles-exception-brian-bell-of-weezer/ suggesting that it may have been recorded in contention for that album.
==Lyrics==
They say it's all cleaned up, you know (Downtown)
No point in worryin' about Skid Row (Downtown)
Way past Bonnie Brae
Where the vagrants used to stay
Where the punk rock bands would play
All day
I wanna go back to Al's Bar again
I wanna go back and see all my friends
I wanna go back to Al's Bar again and say
It's gonna be okay
That's where the riot grrrls would go (Downtown)
Now it's a yoga studio (Downtown)
With the cool kids in the know
Where Bell played his first show
'Cause the last guy had to go
Oh no
I wanna go back to Al's Bar again
I wanna go back and see all my friends
I wanna go back to Al's Bar again and say
It's gonna be okay
Hey, Texas, watch your back
Almost gave Bell a heart attack
Said watch out for that Rivers guy
Turns out it was just a lie
Just a lie
It's alright
I'll work out
Downtown
Was the real L.A.
Where the vagrants used to stay
Where the punk rock bands would play
All day
I wanna go back to Al's Bar again
I wanna go back and see all my friends
I wanna go back to Al's Bar again and say
It's gonna be okay
A-hey-hey-hey
It's gonna be okay
I wanna go back to Al's Bar again
I wanna go back to Al's Bar again
I wanna go back to Al's Bar again
I wanna go back to Al's Bar again
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*List of Brian Bell songs
*List of Weezer songs
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Brian Bell songs
Category:Weezer songs
Category:Cuomo-Bell collaborations
Albumsix.com Boardie Tribute Album

The Albumsix.com Boardie Tribute Album is the first of the Albumsix Boardie collaborative albums, composed of over forty Weezer fan covers. The compilation was organized by boardie drjerry16 with cover artwork by boardie Headcheese. The album was released on April 2, 2008. A best-of compilation tracklist was created by and voted on by boardies. The final album was then posted in Karl's Corner.
==Tracklist==
===Disc 1===
===Disc 2===
===Best-of tracklist===
==See also==
*List of tribute albums
*List of Albumsix Albums
*Tout Ensemble
*All Things Weezer
==External links==
*Download mirror on Archive.org
Category: Albumsix
Category: Tribute albums
Category: Weezer tribute albums
Albumsix.com sings Weezer Vol. 2

Albumsix.com sings Weezer Vol. 2 is the second of the Albumsix Boardie collaborative albums, consisting of 38 Weezer fan covers. The compilation was organized by boardie ohjonas with cover artwork by boardie Headcheese. The album was released in 2008.
==Tracklist==
==See also==
*List of tribute albums
*List of Albumsix Albums
*Tout Ensemble
*All Things Weezer
==External links==
*Download mirror on Archive.org
Category: Albumsix
Category: Tribute albums
Category: Weezer tribute albums
Category:2008 releases
Albumsix Sings Disney Classics

Albumsix Sings Disney Classics.... is a tribute album by members of the Allthingsweezer forum. It was organized by boardie Kid Idioteque and released on September 15, 2009. The album art was done by user DoritoDonkeyRevisited.
==Tracklist==
# Under The Sea - caseclosed
# I Wanna Be Like You - jlaix
# Colors of the Wind - Kid Idioteque
# Darkwing Duck Theme - bastialmostgold
# Good Company - WeezerRC(Squeegee)
# Winnie The Pooh - OnlyinPinkerton
# Alla Snubbar Vill Ju Vara Katt (Everybody Wants To Be A Cat) - maltjik
# I Will Go Sailing No More - WAAOD
# The Bear Necessities (Retards Playground Arrangement) - DoritoDonkeyRevisited
# Yo Ho, Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life For Me) - Kid Idioteque
==See also==
*List of Albumsix Albums
*Albumsix
==External links==
* Download
Category: Albumsix
Category: Tribute albums
Category:2009 releases
Alchemy

"Alchemy" is the seventh track on Heretix's third album, The Adventures of Super Devil.
==Overview==
"Alchemy" describes someone wanting to transmute "Pb to Au". In chemistry, "Pb" is the chemical symbol for the element of lead, while "Au" is the chemical symbol for the element of gold.
==Personnel==
*Ray Lemieux (guitar, vocals)
*Brian Hill (guitar)
*Mikey Welsh (bass)
*Marvin Huffman (drums)
==Audio==
<youtube>Eeho2tI_hLg</youtube>
==Lyrics==
All lent and all spent, I don't know where it went
What I know is all pain and all sprain
Now I'm standing in a rainstorm, looking stupid
If I'm not broken now, I won't ever be
I'm stupid in the rain, it will never be
Transmute
Pb to Au, Pb to Au
Pb to Au, I want to change
Pb to Au, Pb to Au
Pb to Au, I want to change
All pensive and expensive, I don't know what I give
What I know is cheeks are wet and upset
I don't know what I get, probably nothing
If I'm not broken now, I won't ever be
I'm stupid in the rain, it will never be
Transmute
Pb to Au, Pb to Au
Pb to Au, I want to change
Pb to Au, Pb to Au
Pb to Au, I want to change
I don't know what I give
I don't know what I get
I don't know what I give
I don't know what I get, probably nothing
Time to wake and walk away
If I'm not broken now, I won't ever be
I'm stupid in the rain, it will never be
Transmute
Pb to Au, Pb to Au
Pb to Au, I want to change
Pb to Au, Pb to Au
Pb to Au, I want to change
I don't know what I give
I don't know what I get
I don't know what I give
==See Also==
*Heretix
*The Adventures of Super Devil
*Mikey Welsh
Category:Heretix songs
Category:Songs on The Adventures of Super Devil
Category:Heretix
Category:Mikey Welsh