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Brady

"Brady" (also known as "Intro") is a song by Southern Fried Swing.
==Overview==
"Brady" is one of the Southern Fried Swing songs listed in the duo's page on the Amorphous Records website. It is shown as being slated for the group's second album, however, a second album was never released, meaning this song (along with the others listed alongside it) remain unreleased (and unheard in some cases). It is dated 2000.
The song is in fact an audio collage of snippets from the original Brady Bunch TV show, arranged by Patrick Wilson and Karl Koch into a twisted story that subverts all the wholesome themes of the show. For reasons no one can recall, this collage was played before Weezer took the stage on several of their shows in the summer of 2000. Audience reaction ranged from bafflement to amusement.
The collage was released alongside material from the Summer Songs of 2000 album under the title "Intro".
==Lyrics==
With the songs the way they are nowadays, you can't hear the words well enough to understand that what you would have heard is something you wouldn't have understood anyway
Your mother and I don't like what just happened
Your mother like what just happened
Mike, do something!
What just happened?
What just happened?
That isn't right
That isn't right
That isn't right
That isn't right
Clowns never laughed before
And beanstalks never grew
Ponies never ran before
And beanstalks never grew
And beanstalks never grew
And beanstalks never grew
I am a little sunflower
Sunny, brave and true
From tiny bud to blossom
I do good deeds for you
Your mother and I don't like either Marsha or Greg
I don't like your mother
I don't like porkchops
I don't like apple sauce
I like Greg
I don't like girls
I like Greg
That isn't right
I don't like Greg
We're gonna be a family
That isn't right
==See also==
*Southern Fried Swing
*Patrick Wilson
*Karl Koch
Category:Southern Fried Swing
Category:Patrick Wilson
Category:Karl Koch
Brain Stew

"Brain Stew" is the tenth track and the third single from the album Insomniac by Green Day. Weezer covered the song in 2009.
==Overview==
"Brain Stew" was recorded by Weezer for the 2009 AOL Sessions. The recording consists of Weezer lead singer Rivers Cuomo with his friend Darin Goulet on piano, and Josh Freese on drums. It was released later on the 2010 EP Raditude ...Happy Record Store Day!.
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo – vocals
*Darin Goulet – piano
*Josh Freese – drums
==Video==
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==Lyrics==
I'm having trouble trying to sleep
I'm counting sheep but running out
As time ticks by
And still I try
No rest for crosstops in my mind
On my own, here we go
My eyes feel like they're gonna bleed
Dried up and bulging out my skull
My mouth is dry
My face is numb
fucked up and spun out in my room
On my own, here we go
My mind is set on overdrive
The clock is laughing in my face
A crooked spine
My sense's dulled
Passed the point of delirium
On my own, here we go
My eyes feel like they're gonna bleed
Dried up and bulging out my skull
My mouth is dry
My face is numb
fucked up and spun out in my room
On my own, here we go
==See also==
*List of Weezer cover songs
*Sessions@AOL (2009)
Category:Cover songs
Category:Songs on Raditude ...Happy Record Store Day!
Brand Name

"Brand Name" is a composition by Rivers Cuomo. It has never been heard by fans.
==Overview==
"Brand Name" was written in 1999. It is not known to have been recorded. The song appears in the Catalog O' Riffs, but no demo is listed in the Weezer Recording History.
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Category:RC demos not circulating
Brave New World

"Brave New World" is the ninth track on Hurley.
===Appearances===
*Hurley (2010)
==Overview==
Weezer lead singer Rivers Cuomo said in the PacSun Hurley commentary that "Brave New World" was written in response to the rest of the band's unwillingness to explore new genres.
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo - Lead vocals, Guitar
*Brian Bell - Guitar, Backing vocals
*Scott Shriner - Bass, Backing vocals
*Patrick Wilson - Drums
==Audio==
<youtube>dBQwXt8lDmU</youtube>
==Lyrics==
I’ve been scared to make a move
So much left for me to prove
I guess it’s time for me to show what I’ve got
Things will never be the same
I may snuff the burning flame
Or I may prove to be much more than I thought
This is the dawning of a brave new world
I don’t know where we’re goin’
But I know I’ll figure it out, yeah
This is the dawning of a brave new world
No more hesitating
It’s too late to turn back now, yeah
You can come along with me
Or if that’s not your destiny
You can choose to go your way if you want
I will send my best to you
But there are things I have to do
I can’t wait no more, I’ve got to move on
And as I take this action
We’ll see a chain reaction
Everyone blossoming in the sun
We hate to leave our shelter
But there’s so much waiting out there
If only we’d open our eyes and see
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
Category:Weezer songs
Category:Songs on Hurley
Category:Weezer songs produced by Shawn Everett
Category:Weezer songs produced by Rivers Cuomo
Category:Co-writing credit
Braxton Hicks

Braxton Hicks was a short lived band created by former Weezer member Jason Cropper and his then wife, Amy Cropper, during the mid-1990's. The band ended after drummer Darrin Pfeiffer left to join the alternative-ska band Goldfinger. The band found a replacement drummer, Tyrone Rio, in the autumn of 1995, and changed their name to Chopper One. The name "Braxton Hicks" is derived from the name of womb contractions experienced during pregnancy.
==See also==
*List of Chopper One songs
*Jason Cropper
*Amy Cropper
*Tyrone Rio
Break Free

"Break Free" is the first track from the eponymous debut record by Scott & Rivers.
===Appearances===
*Scott & Rivers (2013)
==Overview==
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo — vocals, guitar
*Scott Murphy — vocals, guitar
*Brian Bell
*Scott Shriner
*Patrick Wilson
*Cameron Webb — producer
==Audio==
<youtube>oXjeX2hKpws</youtube>
==Lyrics==
でこぼこ道も　生い茂る森も
がむしゃらに突き抜け
過去も　未来も
心の翼を　広げ飛び続け
この道が僕を呼ぶ限り
連れ添った日々置き去りに
I gotta break free
やり過ごすだけの毎日に飽きても
明日がある
Highway に飛び乗り
映るバックミラーに
陽炎の街並み
この道が僕を呼ぶ限り
連れ添った日々置き去りに
I gotta break free
この手で確かに　築きあげる未来
いつしか誰もが　歩き始める
でこぼこ道も　生い茂る森も
がむしゃらに突き抜け
この道が僕を呼ぶ限り
連れ添った日々置き去りに
And the road is stretching
On and on in front of me
I gotta break free
==See also==
*Scott & Rivers
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Scott & Rivers songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs in languages other than English
Break Me Open

"Break Me Open" is a single by The Relationship. It is the second track on their second album, Clara Obscura.
==Music Video==
The video was directed by Steven Johnson.
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==Personnel==
*Brian Bell – vocals, guitar
*Jon LaRue - bass
*Justin Goings - drums
*Brandon Graham - guitar
==Audio==
<youtube>2kE6KkUMtXo</youtube>
==Lyrics==
The night makes promises that daylight cannot keep, I love
Just like the haunted dreams that taunt me in my sleep, you know
I can barely breathe
Can’t make a sound
Every wall comes up
When the sun goes down
Break me open
Crack the code of my emotion
Break me open
Cut the vein that’s kept me frozen
I’ll surrender
I’ve been drowning long enough
Break me open
’Til my heart is bleeding love
I see those stubborn rays force their ways through dark winter shades
Lying in bed I pray the light in me escapes the same
Gotta let it out, I don’t want to hide
The solitary man locked up inside
Break me open
Crack the code of my emotion
Break me open
Cut the vein that’s kept me frozen
I’ll surrender
I’ve been drowning long enough
Break me open
’Til my heart is bleeding love
Break me open
Crack the code of my emotion
Break me open
Shock my body into motion
I’ll surrender
Go ahead, invade my space
Break me open
Maybe you could change my fate
Break me open
Crack the code of my emotion
Break me open
Break the spell that’s kept me frozen
I’ll surrender
You’re the one to pull me through
Break me open
Love me into loving you
==See also==
*List of The Relationship songs
Category: The Relationship songs
Category: Brian Bell
Category:Songs on Clara Obscura
Category:The Relationship songs produced by Nic Jodoin
Category:2017 releases
Break Up

"Break Up" is a song demoed by Weezer in contention for The Green Album. It has never been released.
==Overview==
"Break Up" was written by Rivers Cuomo and was demoed multiple times by Weezer at Cuomo's converted garage studio and S.I.R. Rehearsal Studios throughout November and December of 2000 before the band beginning production on The Green Album.Weezer Recording History - Page 12 The song was attempted at Cello Studios during production on the album, but was not finished.Weezer Recording History - Page 13
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Weezer songs
Category:Catalog o' Riffs
Breaking and Breaking and Breaking

"Breaking and Breaking and Breaking" is a song by the Rentals. It is the fifth single (referred to officially as the fourth) and the eighth track from the band's fourth album, Q36, and was released on December 17, 2019.
==Overview==
The day after the song's release, Matt Sharp uploaded a video of himself rehearsing the song with the band Ozma to coincide with the announcement that Sharp would join the band to perform the song at Ozma concerts on the 20th and 21st.
The limited-run clothing item for "Breaking and Breaking and Breaking" was a t-shirt designed by Ivan Minsloff.
Image:Rentals breaking.png
Image:Rentals_breaking_shirt.png
==Personnel==
*Matt Sharp - vocals
*Nick Zinner - guitar
*Ronnie Vannucci - drums
*The Gentle Assassins Choir - vocals
*Dave Fridmann - mixing
*Matt Estep - mixing
*Ryan Smith - mastering
==Audio==
<youtube>WXxR2XKVZRo</youtube> 
===Music Videos===
Both music videos feature Ozma.
<youtube>jT7lqhQ3iMA</youtube>
<youtube>M-yn29Oj1u4</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Anybody calling, anybody calling, anybody calling, anybody calling?
This is Mother Russia’s first re-entering the Earth, can you hear me, right now?
It’s November ’63, find the frequency and just tell me…
Why do I have to die for Mother’s pride?
Why didn’t they tell me before?
Time is not on my side
I don’t want to die like some kind of race-to-space whore
Oh, I’m breaking, I’m breaking; I’m breaking apart, oh whoa!
Oh, I’m breaking, I’m breaking; I’m breaking about to explode! Woo!
Can you hear me, Italy? I can barely breathe, I need you right now
I’m the sacrifice, record my last goodbye and try to find out...
Why I had to die for Mother’s Pride
Why didn’t they tell me before?
Time is not on my side
And now I will die like some kind of race-to-space whore
Oh, I’m breaking, I’m breaking; I’m breaking apart, oh whoa!
Oh, I’m breaking, I’m breaking; I’m breaking about to explode! Woo!
Oh, why do I have to die for Mother’s pride?
Why didn’t they tell me before?
Time is not on my side
I don’t want to die like some kind of race-to-space whore
Oh, I’m breaking, I’m breaking; I’m breaking apart, oh whoa!
Oh, I’m breaking, I’m breaking; I’m breaking about to explode! Woo!
Oh, I’m breaking, I’m breaking; I’m breaking apart, oh whoa!
Oh, I’m breaking, I’m breaking; I’m breaking about to explode! Woo!
==See also==
*The Rentals
*List of Matt Sharp songs
Category: The Rentals songs
Category: Matt Sharp
Category:Songs on Q36
Category:The Rentals songs produced by Matt Sharp
Category:Self-produced The Rentals songs
Breeders

"Breeders" is the sixth track from the album Juliana's Pony: Total System Failure by Juliana Hatfield.
==Overview==
Weezer bassist Mikey Welsh wrote the bass lines for "Breeders," initially offering them to Rivers Cuomo before ultimately giving them Juliana Hatfield.Weezer Recording History - Page 11
==Lyrics==
Scary breeders, they have come
With their sons, their daughters
One by one, mean and dumb
Have another
They got cable and AC
And cellular technology
Scary breeders
They run me out of town
Creepy breeders
When the baby feeds and the implant leaks
It's a screaming monster
Shut it up
Put some Pepsi in the baby's bottle
Or hit it harder
Scary breeders
They run me out of town
Creepy breeders
Those breeders
Strange breeders
Dog breeders
Hate breeders
==See also==
*Juliana Hatfield
*Juliana's Pony: Total System Failure
*List of Mikey Welsh songs
==References==
Category:Mikey WelshCategory:Juliana HatfieldCategory:Songs on Juliana's Pony: Total System Failure
Brendan Walter

Brendan Walter (born June 16, 1986) is an American photographer and filmmaker, as well as the lead guitarist of the rock band Valencia. He has directed several music videos for Weezer and is a credited photographer, art director, and layout artist on the band's albums beginning with The White Album.
==Works with Weezer==
===Music videos===
*"Go Away" — director (with Greg Yagolnitzer)
*"Feels Like Summer" — director (with Greg Yagolnitzer)
*"Africa" — director (with Jade Ehlers)
*"California Snow" — director (with Jade Ehlers)
*"Hero" — director (with Jasper Graham)
*"Beginning of the End" (Wyld Stallyns Edit) — director (with Jasper Graham)
*"Grapes of Wrath" — director (with Jasper Graham)
==Other credits==
*Weezer (The White Album) — art direction, photography (inner photo), layout
*Pacific Daydream — art direction, layout
*Weezer (The Black Album) — photography
*Weezer (The Teal Album) — art direction
*OK Human — photography, creative direction
===Gallery===
Weezer-ThankGodForGirls.jpg|"Thank God for Girls" single artwork
Weezer The Black Album.png|Weezer (The Black Album)
Brendanwalter-okhuman.jpg|OK Human promotional photo
==External links==
*Official website
Category:Music video directors
Category:Visual artists
Category:Musicians
Category:Guitarists
Brian's Theme

"Brian's Theme" is an instrumental song by Weezer.
===Appearances===
*Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years (2020)
==Overview==
Weezer performed "Brian's Theme" at various shows in 2010, with Brian Bell on keyboards. demo was released as part of the digital compilation Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years on November 22, 2021. The song was briefly in consideration as the bridge to the demo "She Has a Way with Words" in 2015.
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Weezer songs
Category:Instrumentals
*Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years
Category:Known recordings table
Brian J. Kenny

Brian J. Kenny is an American folk musician and producer from Alameda, California. He is presently a member of backing band.
== Overview ==
Brian J. Kenny started writing songs when he was 15 years oldBrian J. Kenny. "Brian J. Kenny and Jason Cropper interviewed by David Skaff re: "Topical Tunes for Troubled Times."" YouTube. 22 June 2021. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wv_6DQ64OmU&t=39s and began recording albums under his label, Country Tick Records, in 1997. Since then, he has written and recorded 30 albums.Brian J. Kenny (official website). https://brianjkenny.com/bio
In the 2010s, Kenny attended a 4th of July party in Oakland, California where he met Jason Cropper. In 2017, Cropper co-wrote and produced Kenny's album Topical Tunes for Troubled Times, on which Cropper is a featured performer. In 2019, Cropper and Kenny formed the Jason Cropper Band alongside drummer Rob Ahlers. Kenny performed at the band's inaugural concert on November 22, 2019. Cropper has cited Kenny as a huge inspiration for him to start writing music again. Kenny plays bass guitar on Cropper's forthcoming album, including the singles "Goodness Knows", "Perfect Dream", "Humble Shack", and "Clever Trick".
==See also==
*The Jason Cropper Band
*Jason Cropper
==External links==
*Official website
==References==
Category:Musicians
Category:Jason Cropper
Category:Bassists
Brightening Day

"Brightening Day" (originally known as "My Best Friends Are Gone") is a B-side to "Island in the Sun."
===Appearances===
*"Island in the Sun" (UK Retail CD #2)
*Alone VII: The Green Years (2020)
==Overview==
Producer Ric Ocasek was said to have been a fan of "Brightening Day," saying he thought it would make a great single. The song is also notable for having a somewhat varied guitar solo, rather than the usual Green-era mirroring of a vocal melody.
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo – lead guitar, lead vocals
*Patrick Wilson – percussion
*Brian Bell – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
*Mikey Welsh – bass guitar
*Ric Ocasek - producer
*Jack Joseph Puig - mixing
*Ken Allardyce - engineer
==Lyrics==
<tabber>
|-|B-side=
My best friends are gone
Far and way beyond
And they left me here
With no one by my side
How can I get by
With no one to try
And pick me back up
When I fall down?
My support has left
Me and I'm bereft
Of the things I need to
Help me make it on through
Now what can I do
With no cheering crew
There to make me feel
Like I don't suck?
Whoa, whoa
There was a brightening day
Whoa, whoa
There was a brightening day
My whole scene has split
They don't give a spit
About anybody else
On Earth but themselves
So we'll burn in hell
And think that it's swell
Just as long as
We get our own rooms
So we'll burn in hell
And think that it's swell
Just as long as
We get our own rooms
|-|Demo=
My best friends are gone
Far and way beyond
And they left me here
With no one by my side
To console my tears
And assuage my fears
And pick me back up
When I fall down
On the bedroom floor
Of some hipster bore
Who is celebrating
Just how cool he can be
They watched over me
And believed in me
When nobody else
Could give a damn
What can I do?
What can I do?
I cannot make a move
On the bedroom floor
Of some hipster bore
Who is celebrating
Just how cool he can be
They watched over me
And believed in me
When nobody else
Could give a damn
What can I do?
What can I do?
I cannot make a move
My best friends are gone
Far and way beyond
And they left me here
With no one by my side
To console my tears
And assuage my fears
And pick me back up
When I fall down
To console my tears
And assuage my fears
And pick me back up when I fall down
</tabber>
==Known recordings==
==See also==
* List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Weezer songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:B-sides
Category:Summer Songs of 2000
Category:Songs on Alone VII: The Green YearsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Brilliant Boy

"Brilliant Boy" is the seventh track on The Rentals debut album, Return of the Rentals. The song was originally demoed under the title "Stupid Girl."
==Personnel==
*Matt Sharp - vocals, bass, synth, extra guitars
*Cherielynn Westrich - vocals
*Rod Cervera - guitar
*Tom Grimley - synth
*Petra Haden - violin, harmony vocals
*Patrick Wilson - drums
==Audio==
<youtube>pqfu-uIbXjM</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Virginia backyards, suburban life
Don't wake the parents on Potomac tonight
Roll on the couch by the T.V.'s light
In the basement, no one else in sight
I fear the day that I am not with you
Unlock the front door, sneak out the house
Down to Montana where A.C. hangs out
Feeling fifteen, feeling no doubt
That your sweet voice let my youth out
You're just a stupid girl, stupid girl
Stupid girl, I ain't no brilliant boy
You're just a stupid girl, stupid girl
I ain't no brilliant boy
Down to train depot, get in line, in file
Goodbye, Virginia, with your lousy style
Goodbye, my gal, same time next year
Goodbye, my gal, I'll always love you dear
Stupid girl, stupid girl
I ain't no brilliant boy
==See also==
*List of The Rentals songs
Category: The Rentals songs
Category: Matt Sharp
Category:Songs on Return of the Rentals
Category:The Rentals songs produced by Matt Sharp
Category:The Rentals songs produced by Tom Grimley
Bring It On

"Bring It On" is the eleventh track from AM Radio's second album, "Reactive."
===Appearances===
*"Reactive" - (2007)
==Overview==
==Personnel==
*Kevin Ridel - Lead vocals
*Joe Higgins - Drums
*Jason Moore - Guitar
*Rowan Robertson - Guitar
*Bryce Soderberg - Bass guitar, background vocals
==Lyrics==
==See also==
*List of AM Radio songs
Category: AM Radio songs
Category:Songs on Reactive
Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella

"Bring A Torch, Jeanette Isabella" is a non-album song by Carnival Art.
==Overview==
"Bring A Torch, Jeanette Isabella" is a cover song, and released on the 1991 various artists Christmas compilation, "A Lump Of Coal." It also incorporates elements of "Welcome Christmas" from How The Grinch Stole Christmas.
==Lyrics==
Bring a torch, Jeanette, Isabella
Bring a torch, come swiftly and run
Christ is born, tell the folk of the village
Jesus is sleeping in His cradle
Ah, ah, beautiful is the mother
Ah, ah, beautiful is her Son
Hasten now, good folk of the village
Hasten now, the Christ Child to see
You will find Him asleep in a manger
Quietly come and whisper softly
Hush, hush, peacefully now He slumbers
Hush, hush, peacefully now He sleeps
==See also==
*List of Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art songs
Brisk American

Brisk American is an unofficial live Weezer bootleg released by the Japanese bootlegging label Wonder Boy Records in 2002. The album features two live Weezer performances, with one being under the Goat Punishment moniker.
==Overview==
The track listing of Brisk American contains a large amount of errors. Due to Wonder Boy Records being a Japanese label, it is most likely that some titles were lost in translation, or named accidentally (such as "Island in the Sun" being listed as "Island let go", presumably an error caused by copying text from the previous track, "Don't Let Go").
==Track listing==
Tracks 1-14 were recorded during the Southside Festival in Neuhausen, Germany on June 23, 2001.
Tracks 15-21 were recorded at the Knitting Factory in Los Angeles, California on October 24, 2001 under the Goat Punishment moniker.
==Audio==
<youtube>WV7GbaO05TU</youtube>
==Gallery==
Image:R-2318483-1438498984-6084.jpeg.jpg|Cover
Image:Briskamericantray.jpg|Tray card
Image:Briskamericanback.jpg|Back cover
Image:Briskamericandisc.jpg|Disc
Image:Briskamericaninner.jpg|Inner booklet
==See also==
*Euro Freak Out Tour
*Goat Punishment
*List of unofficial bootlegs (physical)
Category:Unofficial bootlegs
Category:2002 releases
Broken

Broken was one of the last bands Scott Shriner played in before joining Weezer. AntiMusic.com AntiMusic.com
==Overview==
Broken described its own music as "punk rock and roll." The duo of Shelley Brien (later affiliated with of Queens of the Stone Age) and Michael "Mick" Barragan (formerly of the Sub Pop-signed ) co-founded Broken in 1999. They recorded a four-song demo later that year with Duff McKagan, bassist of Guns N' Roses, and worked with several drummers and bassists. By the end of the year, they had settled on Shriner and drummer Kelly Hagerman as consistent band members. 
Shriner would go on to collaborate with McKagan several times in his career, including giving him bass lessons. SPIN article written By David Marchese, September 23, 2009 Los Angeles Times article by Steve Appleford, Aug 05, 2013. Article accessed via the website for the Baltimore Sun.
Scott Shriner recorded one self-titled EP with the band in 2000 before departing to join Weezer.
==Gallery==
Scott Broken.jpg|Scott Shriner
Scott Broken 2.jpg|Shelley Brien
Scott Broken 3.jpg|Mick Barragan
==Personnel==
*Scott Shriner - bass
*Shelley Brien - vocals
*Mick Barragan - guitars
*Kelly Hagerman - drums
==Discography==
===Known songs===
* "Tear Down The Walls"
* "Action"
* "Blue"
* "Goin' Down"
* "Hot as Fuck"
* “Hole In The Sky” (Black Sabbath cover)
==See also==
*Scott Shriner
==References==
Category: Weezer-related bands
Category: Scott Shriner