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Everything Will Be Alright in the End Allmusic record review

Two songs into Everything Will Be Alright in the End, Rivers Cuomo sings "we belong in the rock world," a repudiation of the big beat experimentation of Raditude, a 2009 record that found Weezer working with such pop producers as Dr. Luke and Butch Walker. Weezer fans eager for Pinkerton, Pt. 2 are often quick to bristle at Cuomo's experimentations, so when the guitarist sings that they're "rockin' out like it's '94," he's not only not lying -- they went so far as to once again hire Ric Ocasek, the producer of the group's debut, to helm this ninth studio album -- but he's reassuring his audience that he's left all those pounding dance beats behind. The weird thing is, Weezer already shook off the ghost of Raditude via quickly released indie Hurley, so the emphasis on the group returning to rock feels a little odd, but Everything Will Be Alright in the End does trump its immediate predecessor by being bigger, bolder, slicker, and stickier than Hurley. Some of this is indeed due to the presence of Ocasek. His exacting production, anchored as much in pummeling arena rock as new wave pop, polishes and preserves Cuomo's quirks, but it's also true that Rivers has decided to indulge in his eccentricities once again. Take away the woolly mammoth-sized guitars and "Back to the Shack," with its overt references to "In the Garage," and Everything Will Be Alright in the End doesn't feel especially like early Weezer, not with the dexterous syncopation of "I've Had It Up to Here" providing a midpoint palate-cleanser and a neo-prog rock suite concluding the proceedings. By having the record follow these twisty detours, Cuomo provides a counterpoint to the classicist pop Weezer pursue elsewhere, but even such succinct, sculpted pop as "The British Are Coming," "Ain't Got Nobody," "Cleopatra," and "Go Away" (the latter a duet with Bethany Cosentino) never feels like a desperate scramble back home. Rather, a feeling of acceptance underpins Everything Will Be Alright in the End: there's a sense that Weezer made another record of massive, hooky rock not only because that's what the fans want but because they know it's what they do best. 
— Stephen Thomas Erlewine
==See also==
*More reviews of Everything Will Be Alright in the End
*Reviews of individual EWBAITE tracks
*All Weezer album reviews
==External links==
*Original review
Category:Allmusic
Everything Will Be Alright in the End The Onion A.V. Club record review

Somewhere along the line Weezer got goofy. Well, that’s not entirely true: The group was always a little goofy. Even the group’s lionized first two albums were peppered with fumbled jokes and dopey hip-hop appropriations. But by Make Believe, that geek humor had given way to just plain bad humor, and it began to eclipse the earnestness that had been the band’s charm. For fans who watched in dismay as Rivers Cuomo embraced his inner Carrot Top on indulgent Red Album and its pop culture-addled follow-up Raditude, Cuomo wants you to know he’s sorry. “Back To The Shack,” the lead single from Weezer’s ninth album Everything Will Be Alright In The End, opens with an overt apology to the audience he alienated with those pop experiments, and follows with a pledge to return the band to its mid-’90s form. To underscore his commitment, the record even re-enlists Blue and Green Album producer Ric Ocasek, whose talent can be found not just behind the boards but also in his gift for keeping Cuomo’s shtickier impulses in check.
If that all sounds like fan service, it is, but at least it’s damn effective fan service. From the monster-riffed opener “Ain’t Got Nobody” to the Pinkerton-worthy infatuation ode “Da Vinci,” the band hasn’t sounded this sharp in over a decade. And while the record is first and foremost concerned with winning back the faithful, in its most abandon-free moments Everything forgets it’s a return-to-roots album and takes some exciting leaps. A sweetly scrappy duet with Weezer disciple Bethany Cosentino of Best Coast, “Go Away” feels like a first take gone right, while the album’s closing stretch, a three-song run dubbed “The Futurescope Trilogy,” recalls Songs From The Black Hole, the power-pop rock opera Cuomo abandoned in favor of Pinkerton. The last time Cuomo attempted something as grand as the “Futurescope” suite was “The Greatest Man Who Ever Lived,” a manic multi-genre parody from the Red Album, but here he doesn’t disguise his ambition with a wink or a nudge. After a prolific era lost to dreadful larks like “We Are All On Drugs,” “Where’s My Sex,” and “The Girl Got Hot,” Cuomo is finally playing it straight again.
— Evan Rytlewski, October 7, 2014
==See also==
*More reviews of Everything Will Be Alright in the End
*Reviews of individual EWBAITE tracks
*All Weezer album reviews
==External links==
*Original review
Category:The Onion A.V. Club
Everything Will Be Alright in the End press kit

==Gallery==
Image:EWBAITE-presskit-1.jpg|Front
Image:EWBAITE-presskit-2.jpg|Back
Images by Weezercollector on Facebook."The Collection - Press Kits". Weezercollector. Facebook.
==See also==
*Notes on EWBAITE-era demos by anonymous A&R assistant
*The EWBAITE Development Thread (Fall 2010 to August 2014 Recordings, Listening Parties, & Concepts)
==References==
Category:Transcripts
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Everything for Me

"Everything for Me" (formerly "This Is My Home," "Take Me Home," and "Leave Me Alone") is a song written by Rivers Cuomo and demoed by Weezer in contention for the band's planned fifth album. Demos of the song were released in 2020 as part of the digital compilations Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years and Alone IX: The Make Believe Years.
===Appearances===
*Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years (2020)
*Alone IX: The Make Believe Years (2020)
==Overview==
==Lyrics==
<tabber>
|-|2002 demo=
Come back, baby, come to me
I still need a family
I would like a mistress fair
Who wears see-through underwear
And that's not enough
Still need more stuff
Video games I can't play
Compact discs I store away
Girls whose names I can't recall
Line them up; I want them all
And I'm going nuts
I like big butts
I don't need these boxes
I don't need this junk
I don't need my play space
???
I just want to chill out
Space to be alone
Why can't you hear me
This is my home
Chocolate donuts, tofu dogs
Ranch Doritos on cheese logs
I am in a downward spin
Hey there, sweet thing, come on in
'Cause I'm all alone
My three cellphones
I don't need these boxes
I don't need this junk
I don't need my play space
???
I just want to chill out
Space to be alone
Why can't you hear me
This is my home
All alone
My three cellphones
My ten girlfriends
My new Mercedes Benz
I don't need these boxes
I don't need this junk
I don't need my play space
???
I just want to chill out
Space to be alone
Why can't you hear me
This is my home
This is my home
|-|2004 demos=
Come back, baby, come to me
I still need a family
I would like a mistress fair
Who wears see-through underwear
And that's not enough
Still need more stuff
Every time I think I found
The key to happiness
Something else comes in my view
And I just can't resist
I want everyone and everything for me
(Everything for me)
I want everyone and everything for me
(Everything for me)
Video games I can't play
Compact discs I store away
Friends whose names I can't recall
Line them up; I want them all
'Cause I'm all alone
My brand new home
Every time I think I found
The key to happiness
Something else comes in my view
And I just can't resist
I want everyone and everything for me
(Everything for me)
I want everyone and everything for me
(Everything for me)
'Cause I'm all alone
My brand new home
And it's not enough
Still need more stuff
Every time I think I found
The key to happiness
Something else comes in my view
And I just can't resist
I want everyone and everything for me
(Everything for me)
I want everyone and everything for me
(Everything for me)
</tabber>
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Weezer songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone VIII: The Maladroit YearsCategory:Songs on Alone IX: The Make Believe YearsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Everywhere

"Everywhere" is a song by The Special Goodness written by Patrick Wilson. It is the first track off of Natural, released in 2012.
==Lyrics==
Clouds rollin' by
and I'm right there in that world
The wind is in the trees
and I'm right there in that world
I see you and hear and feel you everywhere
I see you and hear and feel you everywhere
Days rollin' by
and you're in all the good ones
The dreams behind my eyes
and you're in all the good ones
I see you and hear and feel you everywhere
I see you and hear and feel you everywhere
'Cause I'm in you and you're in me
and that's exactly how it's 'posed to be
I see you and hear and feel you everywhere
I see you and hear and feel you everywhere
==Personnel==
*Pat Wilson - lead vocals, guitar, keys, drums
==See also==
*List of Special Goodness songs
Category:The Special Goodness
Category:Patrick Wilson
Category:Songs on Natural
Category:The Special Goodness songs produced by Patrick Wilson
Evil

"Evil" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
The song was among hundreds of Cuomo's demos leaked online in November of 2020, and was later released as part of the digital compilation Alone VI: The Black Room in 2020.
==Lyrics==
Evil
Don't... down to make you stay
Seasons
Don't... around, no way
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Alone VI: The Black Room
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Catalog o' RiffsCategory:Songs on Alone VI: The Black Room
Excellent Stocking Stuffer

Excellent Stocking Stuffer is a compilation of demos, outtakes, live versions, and other oddities that was available through the Rentals' fan club in 2001. It is widely spread digitally online through message boards and PTP networks. Additionally, many MP3s of the recordings were made available to fans on mattsharp.net beginning as early as June 2003.mp3s. Mattsharp.net. Retrieved from https://web.archive.org/web/20030629150730/http://www.mattsharp.net/mp3s/index.html. Archived on June 29, 2003.
As the tracks were taken from a wide variety of sources, the sound quality varies accordingly.
==Track listing==
#"So Soon" (live in Amsterdam) - 4:04
#"Mrs. Young" (demo, ft. Rivers Cuomo) - 3:34
#"Waiting" (live, Denver radio show The Lounge) - 3:47
That's Incredible! demos (April 1994)
:"Say Goodbye Forever" - 3:38
:"Stupid Girl" - 4:00
:"Waiting" - 3:15
:"I Don't Love This, Babe" - 3:04
:"Crumblin'" - 2:20
:"Friends of P." - 3:37
:"Mrs. Young" - 3:41
:"California" - 4:19
:"These Days" - 2:52
:"The Love I'm Searching For" - 3:34
"Silent Night" (from How The _____ Stole Christmas) - 4:05
Frisbee Days (1993 home demos)
:"She Looks At Me" (That Dog cover) - 2:48
:"The TV Is On" - 2:45
:"Frisbee Days" - 2:35
"Please Let That Be You" (live, Denver radio show The Lounge) - 5:25
"The Love I'm Searching For" (live acoustic, WBCN in Boston) - 4:10
"Friends of P." (live acoustic, Washington D.C. radio WHFS) - 4:04
"Friends of P." (live in Amsterdam) - 6:05
"Radio Promo" ("Friends of Peak" for radio station 96.5 "The Peak") - 2:05
==See also==
*The Rentals
*Return of the Rentals
==References==
Category:Matt Sharp
Category:The Rentals albums
Category:The Rentals
Category:The Rentals fan club
Category:2001 releases
Exonerate Me

"Exonerate Me" is a song by Rivers Cuomo. Demos of the track were released as part of the digital compilation Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years in 2020.
===Appearances===
*Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years (2020)
==Overview==
==Lyrics==
===Exonerate Me (ver. 6)===
I'm really sorry that I torture and torment you (-ment you)
I wish I didn't have to be your Hannibal Lecter (Lecter)
I hope someday they're gonna say that I'm a genius (you're a genius)
But until the day they finally do, I'm gonna feel sheepish (sheepish)
So, baby, if I told you earnestly
I am so sorry
I'll never, ever pressure you again
Would you exonerate me?
I just want what is best for you (exonerate me)
I feel a pain in my chest for you (exonerate me)
My face is drooping, hoop-dee-doo (exonerate me)
E-X-O-N-E-R-A-T-E, exonerate me
The truth is I was just fatigued from hanging with you (what's with you)
It's not your fault you're just a normal Homo sapien (you're an alien)
I shoulda shut it but the quagmire slowly thickened (you're a genius)
There's something markedly defective in my makeup (I'm sheepish)
So, baby, if I told you earnestly
I am so sorry
I'll never ever pressure you again
Would you exonerate me?
I just want what is best for you (exonerate me)
I feel a pain in my chest for you (exonerate me)
My face is drooping, hoop-dee-doo (exonerate me)
E-X-O-N-E-R-A-T-E, exonerate me
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years
Expire

Expire is an obscure bootleg CD producer, creating a small number CDs in 1997 using audio from live concerts, primarily from Weezer. Gaps exist in the label's catalog numbers, so it is possible more bootlegs exist but have not been discovered.
=Weezer Releases=
Cover	Details
 	The Good Live
*Recorded:
**October 19, 1996
*Released: 1997
*Catalog Number: EXP-002
*Format: CD
 	My Name Is Weezer
*Recorded:
**November 6, 1994
**May 21, 1997
**August 18, 1996
*Released: 1997
*Catalog Number: EXP-015
*Format: CD
==See also==
*List of unofficial bootlegs (physical)
Category:Record labels
Explain

"Explain" is a song by That Dog.
==Overview==
"Explain" was written by Petra Haden and Rachel Haden with music by That Dog, and is a non-album song exclusive to the 1994 compilation "Jabberjaw: Good To The Last Drop."
==Lyrics==
You didn't explain it to me
You didn't explain it to me
You didn't explain it to me
You didn't explain it to me
You always said that I should have some patience
I always thought that you would always be there
You always tell me that you're going to your grandparents
But in the end I am the one with short hair 
You always said that I should have some patience
I always thought that you would always be there
You always tell me that you're going to your grandparents
But in the end I am the one with short hair
You didn't explain it to me
You didn't explain it to me
You didn't explain it to me
You didn't explain it to me
You didn't explain it to me
==See also==
*List of That Dog songs
Category:That Dog songs
Category:That Dog compilation appearances
Eyes of the Children

"Eyes of the Children" is a demo by The Truth.
==Overview==
"Eyes of the Children" was written by Kevin Ridel and demoed with producer Rivers Cuomo in September 1991.
==Audio==
<youtube>mdFbF0reUdE</youtube>
==Lyrics==
I believe in God
I believe in you
And it hurts sometimes to see what people do
I can be a poor man
In another man's country
But the riches of our love
Would keep me happy
And with you, my woman
We can build a house upon the land
And the children and god would have the only eyes that understand
I believe in God
I believe in you
And it hurts sometimes to see what people do
I can be a poor man
In another man's country
But the riches of our love
Would keep me happy
And with you, my woman
We can build a house upon the land
And the children of God would have the only eyes that understand
And with you, my woman
We can build a house upon the land
And the children of God would have the only eyes that understand
Yeah, yeah yeah
Woo
I believe
I believe
I believe in God
I believe
I believe
I believe in God
In the eyes of the children
In the eyes of the children, yeah
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*The Truth
*Historic event: 12/02/1991
==References==
==External links==
*"Eyes of the Children" on the Internet Archive
Category:The Truth songs
Category:The Truth
F*** Off Me!

"F*** Off Me!" is the ninth track off Karlophone's debut album, Press Any Key to Begin.
==Overview==
==Audio==
<youtube>edTLSenv5Qs</youtube>
==Samples used==
==See also==
*Karlophone
*List of Karl Koch songs
Category:Karl Koch
Category:Karlophone
Category:Songs on Press Any Key to Begin
Category:Karlophone songs produced by Karl Koch
Category:Amorphous Records
FAQ

"FAQ" is a 2011 song by the Basque rock band . Released on their album Haria ("the thread"), the song features falsetto backing vocals from Matt Sharp.
====Appearances====
*Haria (2011)
==Personnel==
Per Allmusic:
*David Gonzalez - Bass
*Galder Izagirra - Drums
*Matt Sharp - Backing vocals
*Gorka Urbizu - Vocals, guitar
*Ross Robinson - Producer
==Music video==
<youtube>erlKrjrXyXI</youtube>
===Audio===
<youtube>_nlF8orOzZE</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Per MusixMatch.com:
Neurtu al duzu inoiz nahi duzuna eta behar duzunaren tarteko distantzia?
Egin al duzu hori laburtzeko behar zen guzti guztia?
Inoiz, inoiz...
Aurkitu al duzu inoiz esan gabekoen hondakinetan bilatzen zenuena?
Isiltasunaren forma ezberdinak hitz higatuetan?
Kalkulatu al duzu aukerak dakarren galera horren neurrian?
Ta inoiz gogoratzen zara norabidea aldaarazi zizun berriaz?
Ta inoiz eman ote duzu urrats ergelen bat ondorioak oroitu gabe?
Ta inoiz utzi al dituzu esaera zaharrak bere horretan sartzen?
Inoiz...
Inoiz ihes egitean ezinbestekoa balitz
Norantz bota lehenengo pausoa
Ta kalkulatu al duzu aukerak dakarren galera horren neurrian?
Ta inoiz gogoratzen zara norabidea aldaarazi zizun berriaz?
Ta inoiz galdetu al duzu nora joan daiteken betiko galdu den denbora?
Inoiz...
Inoiz erre zintuen su horrek berak argitu zizun jarraitzeko bidean, Ibili erori eta altzatzearen oinarrizko legeak
Inoiz erre zintuen su horrek berak argitu zizun jarraitzeko bidean, Ibili erori eta altzatzearen oinarrizko legeak
Ikastearen demala, dema bera irakaspen ber gauza dira
Gora Euskal Herria askatua!
==See also==
*List of Matt Sharp songs
==References==
Category:Matt Sharp
Category:Songs in languages other than English
Category:Weezer guest appearances
Category:Matt Sharp songs
Factory Girl

Factory Girl is a 2006 biopic based on the life of socialite and 1960s underground film star Edie Sedgwick.
Weezer members Brian Bell and Patrick Wilson have cameos in the film as Velvet Underground members Lou Reed and John Cale, respectively. The two also recorded a cover of The Velvet Underground track "Heroin", that was not featured in the final film.
==Cast==
* Sienna Miller as Edie Sedgwick
* Guy Pearce as Andy Warhol
* Hayden Christensen as Billy Quinn (credited in the film simply as "The Musician")
* Jimmy Fallon as Chuck Wein
* Jack Huston as Gerard Malanga
* Armin Amiri as Ondine
* Tara Summers as Brigid Polk
* Mena Suvari as Richie Berlin
* Shawn Hatosy as Syd Pepperman
* Beth Grant as Julia Warhola
* James Naughton as Fuzzy Sedgwick
* Edward Herrmann as James Townsend
* Illeana Douglas as Diana Vreeland
* Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Ingrid Superstar
* Don Novello as Mort Silvers
* Johnny Whitworth as Silver George
* Brian Bell as Lou Reed
* Patrick Wilson as John Cale
* Samantha Maloney as Maureen Tucker
* Meredith Ostrom as Nico
* Mary-Kate Olsen as Molly Spence
==Gallery==
File: Karlscorner-20060201.jpg|From left to right: Brian Bell as Lou Reed, Meredith Ostrum as Nico, Patrick Wilson as John Cale
File: Karlscorner-20060127.jpg|Brian and Pat with crew member Scott, on the set of Factory Girl
File: Karlscorner-20070122-a.jpg|Brian and Pat in the film
==External links==
*Official website
*Factory Girl at the Internet Movie Database
Category:Brian Bell
Category:Patrick Wilson
Category:Needs infobox
Faith in the Light

"Faith in the Light" (formerly titled "Everybody Depends on a Friend") is a song demoed by Weezer in 2001
===Appearances===
*Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years (2020)
==Overview==
"Faith in the Light" was originally demoed by Rivers Cuomo in the summer of 2001.The Catalog O' Riffs. (archive) 2002. http://web.archive.org/web/20041226230413/http://www.weezed.com/rc/old/indexx.html The song was demoed by Weezer during sessions at Steakhouse Studios and Cello Studios in late October and early November of 2001. The song was debuted live at a concert at The Knitting Factory in Hollywood on October 24, 2001, under the name "Goat Punishment". The concert was filmed for the HBO television show Reverb, and although "Faith in the Light" was not among the songs broadcast, a video of the performance was uploaded to the official Reverb website.Archive of Reverbnet.com on Wayback Machine The song was subsequently performed live at a handful of shows in November of 2001, including two more Goat Punishment shows. Two soundboard recordings of the song from the Midget Tour shows were posted by Karl Koch to the band's official website. The song was played for the final time on November 17 and, apparently, discarded thereafter, as it was not attempted during the sessions for Maladroit, which began the following month.
The song shares its Catalog O' Riffs number with another Cuomo demo titled "The Port of Ecstasy".
==Live performances==
*Weezer concert: 10/24/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/06/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/07/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/13/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/15/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/17/2001
==Audio/video==
===Reverb, October 24, 2001===
<youtube>hMKeQqZTlIg</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Everybody depends on a friend
To hide their face from the sun
In the morning, when things haven't changed
Your world is coming undone
And everywhere that you go
Your nose is starting to grow
You lose your faith in the light
Okay, okay
Everybody looks up to the stars
To find the things that they need
Hanging over their heads in the night
And now they're looking to me
And everywhere that you go
Your nose is starting to grow
You lose your faith in the light
Okay, okay
C'mon, baby, won't you tell me again?
I just want you to tell me you can
After everything we've been through
My heart will make it up to you
I couldn't stand the pain
Everybody looks up to the stars
To find the things that they need
To find the things that they need
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Weezer songs
Category:Songs on Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years
Category:Known recordings table