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It's Time to Come Home

"It's Time to Come Home" is a song written by Matt Sharp and later recorded by his band the Rentals. It first appeared as the first track on Chapter Two: It's Time to Come Home, the second mini album of the Songs About Time multimedia project. A reworked version of the song also appeared, a few years later, as the first track on the band's third studio album, Lost in Alphaville.
===Appearances===
*Songs About Time (Chapter Two: It's Time to Come Home) (2009)
*Lost in Alphaville (2014)
==Overview==
"It's Time to Come Home" is known to have been written as early as summer of 2003."It's Time to Come Home" Mooog: a Rentals Song Data Base. Archived by Wayback Machine, 2 June 2004. https://web.archive.org/web/20040602204345/http://therentals.mattsharp.net/itstimetocomehome.htm Matt Sharp is known to have performed the song live during one of his solo concerts in July of that year, commenting that the song had been recorded about a month earlier, including a piano section written by Greg Brown. The song was revisited in 2009 for the multimedia project Songs About Time, appearing on the project's second mini-album, also titled It's Time to Come Home.
The song was reworked once more for the Rentals' third proper studio album, Lost in Alphaville, released in 2014. This version features a new bridge with additional lyrics ("Innocence lost / somewhere in Alphaville...").
==Personnel==
===Songs About Time===
===Lost in Alphaville===
*Matt Sharp - vocals, bass, synth
*Ryen Slegr - electric guitar
*Lauren Chipman - viola, piano
*Holly Laessig - vocals
*Jess Wolfe - vocals
*Patrick Carney - drums
*Jamie Blake - rhythmic breathing
*Dan Joeright - additional drum loop
*Dave Sardy - mixing
==Music video==
===Songs About Time===
The music video was directed by David Leamy.Leamy, David. "Producer/Director/Cinematographer Reel" YouTube. 10 March 2010. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fw89QvL6_8
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===Lost in Alphaville===
The music video was directed by Daniel Kaufman and released on April 28, 2015.
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==Lyrics==
What a strange day
Put your head out the doorway
Into the streets where the kids play
A game you used to know
As the day sets
Into the sky, bottle rockets
Mothers are calling
It's time to come home
Oh, oh, oh,
It's time to come home
Now it's nightfall
You've got plans for nothing at all
Well, who knows who might call?
But then where would you go?
Go into the night life
Into the dim lights
Look for someone who
Would tell you to come on home
Oh, oh, oh,
It's time to come home
Innocence lost
Somewhere in Alphaville
Inside a dream you are beside me still
When I awake
The dream is over
You're gone, gone, gone
What a strange time
As you flip on your house lights
And you realize
There's no one at home
==See also==
*List of Matt Sharp songs
*Songs About Time
*Lost in Alphaville
==References==
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
It's a Game

"It's a Game" (or "Waiting for the Sun") is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VII: The Green Years (2020)
==Overview==
"It's a Game" was recorded by Cuomo in early 2000. The song was first heard when it was released as part of the digital compilation Alone VII: The Green Years in 2020. The 2002 version of the Catalog O' Riffs lists the song as entry #135, though the digital compilation Alone VII: The Green Years lists the song as entry #132.
==Lyrics==
It's a game
But you find
You'll keep waiting for the sun to ease my mind
It's a laugh
That you do
We'll be waiting for the sun to shine on through
She's ??? me off
I'm starving, you cough
This time I'm losing my mind
My mind, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Category:Songs on Alone VII: The Green Years
It's a No-No

"It's a No-No" is a song demoed by Rivers Cuomo in 1998. Demos of the song were released in 2020 as part of the demo compilation Alone VI: The Black Room.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
"It's a No-No" was recorded by Rivers Cuomo at TK Studios in Los Angeles in 1998.
==Lyrics==
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*TK demos
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone VI: The Black Room
It Feels Good (Fingerburns)

"It Feels Good (Fingerburns)" is a song demoed by Rivers Cuomo in 1998. Demos of the song were released in 2020 as part of the demo compilation Alone VI: The Black Room.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
"It Feels Good (Fingerburns)" was recorded by Rivers Cuomo at TK Studios in Los Angeles in 1998.
==Lyrics==
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*TK demos
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone VI: The Black Room
It Holds Me Together

"It Holds Me Together" (also known as "Oh Babe It Holds Me Together" and "It Holds Me") is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone V: Before Weezer (2020)
==Overview==
"It Holds Me Together" was recorded by Cuomo as an 8-track demo, most likely in 1991, as part of Cuomo and "50 Song Project". The Weezer Recording History lists the song as having been a collaboration between Cuomo and Wilson, though recordings of the song have since appeared exclusively on Cuomo's solo compilations. Cuomo performed the song on piano on the demo tape Rivers's Opera in December of 1991. Though the song was not heard by fans until 2020, a scan of Cuomo's handwritten lyrics were uploaded by Cuomo to riverscuomo.com in the early 2000s, and "It Holds Me Together" was listed on a spreadsheet by Cuomo titled "The 4 and 5 Star Demos of Rivers Cuomo" in 2008.
The song was first heard by fans on November 7, 2020, when it was among hundreds of demos leaked through the demo storefront on riverscuomo.com. The song was released sold shortly thereafter on November 22 as part of the digital compilation Alone V: Before Weezer.
==Lyrics==
Oh, Bonnie, I'm hopin
My hands are smokin'
Red lights are burning
Your hands keep turning
My soul is hiding
Faces are wondering
What are ya doing up there, man?
I'm singin' mad, I'm singin mad
Oh, babe, it holds me together
It holds me together
Oh, babe, it holds me together
It holds me together
My world is underground
Ears sealed from city's sound
What am I doing up here, man?
I said I'm singin mad, I'm singin' mad
Oh, babe, it holds me together
It holds me together
Oh, babe, it holds me together
It holds me together
You can't hold me back
You can't hold me back
You can't hold me back
You can't hold me back
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone V: Before WeezerCategory:Songs that appeared on the 4 and 5 Star Demos of Rivers Cuomo list
Category:Patrick Wilson
Category:Cuomo-Wilson collaborations
It Used to Be Mine

"It Used to Be Mine" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
"It Used to Be Mine" was recorded in 1998. Several recordings of the song were released as part of the digital compilation Alone VI: The Black Room in 2020.
==Lyrics==
<tabber>
|-|"Demo"=
It used to be mine but they took it away
It used to be mine but they took it away
It used to be mine but they came, took it away
And I don’t believe anything that you say
And I don’t believe anything that you say
And I don’t believe anything that you say
 
And I have never been so happy
And I have never been so sad
I hope to hell that you can join me
‘Cause you’re the best I ever had
It used to be mine but they took it away
It used to be mine but they took it away
It used to be mine but they came, took it away
And I don’t believe anything that you say
And I don’t believe anything that you say
And I don’t believe anything that you say 
And I have never been so happy
And I have never been so sad
I hope that you can join me
‘Cause you’re the best I ever had
Yeah
I have never been so happy
I have never been so sad
Hope to hell that you can join me
‘Cause you’re the best I ever had
And I have never been so happy
I have never been so sad
Hope to hell that you can join me
‘Cause you’re the best I ever had
It used to be mine 
It used to be mine
It used to be mine 
Took it away
It used to be mine 
It used to be mine
It used to be mine 
Took it away
|-|"Piano"=
And now I don’t know why you offered
It used to be so pretty cool
It used to be mine but they took it away
It used to be mine but they took it away
It used to be mine but they took it, took it away
And I don’t believe anything that you say
And I don’t believe anything that you say
And I don’t believe anything then that you say
And I don’t see why you do that
It’s up to me now if you can
And I was all innovation
And so you lie the best you can
It used to be mine but they took it away
It used to be mine but they took it away
It used to be mine but they took it, took it away
And I don’t believe anything that you say
And I don’t believe anything that you say
And I don’t believe anything, thing that you say
And I don’t see why you do that
Cross my fingers if you can 
And I will ...if you join us
And I love you if I can</tabber>
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone VI: The Black RoomCategory:TK demosCategory:Known recordings table
Itchy Little House

"Itchy Little House" is the fourteenth track from Carnival Art's 1991 album "Thrumdrone."
==Lyrics==
In my itchy little house
In my itchy little house
My home's walls hold up the ceiling
My home's walls keep me inside
They feed on the built-in allergies
Of my itchy little house
In my itchy little house
In my itchy little house
My cross is tall enough for me
Tall enough to be seen by God
==See also==
*List of Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art
Category:Songs on Thrumdrone
Category:Carnival Art songs produced by Tracy Chisolm
Category:Self-produced Carnival Art songs
JDRF's Hope for the Holidays

JDRF's Hope for the Holidays: Rockin' Christmas for a Cure is a 2009 Christmas-themed compilation album benefitting the Junior Diabetes Research Foundation. It contains cover of "O Come All Ye Faithful", which was previously released in 2008 on the Christmas With Weezer EP. An expanded version titled JDRF's More Hope for the Holidays with added tracks and a changed track order was released in 2010.
==Track listing==
===Original release===
===Expanded release===
==See also==
*Christmas with Weezer
*List of Weezer cover songs
Category:Weezer compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:2009 releases
Category:2010 releases
J Is for Joy

"J Is for Joy" is a song written by Rivers Cuomo for the soundtrack to the film The Space Between.
===Appearances===
*The Space Between Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (2021)
*Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years (2021)
==Overview==
"J Is for Joy" was conceived by screenwriter Will Aldis for the film The Space Between. Songwriter Rivers Cuomo was instructed to write a song inspired by the song "Julia" by the Beatles."Song Notes.docx", Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years The song is sung in the film by Kelsey Grammer as the character Micky Adams (named Billy Adams in the script). The only Cuomo composition on the soundtrack to be performed "live" within the diegesis of the film, "J Is for Joy" is sung by the character Micky, at the climax of the film, for his daughter, Julia (), who has grown up believing the song is not about her. The lyrics about the "dying balloon" appear in the film's script and reference a photograph seen earlier in the story.
The song's existence first became known to fans after the title was added to the BMI Repertoire (#31493753) in 2019. A demo sung by Rivers Cuomo is also included on the soundtrack. Other demos were later added to the digital compilation Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years, in 2021.
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
Always thought I knew my up from down
Patching all four walls from ceiling to ground
Here in the living room, middle of the night
There's nothing I can say; I finally got it right
I feel your breath on my breath
I hear an angel's voice
Nothing lasts forever
That's why I sing
"J" is for joy
"J" is for joy
A dying balloon floating mournfully
You never let it go, you said, "better than a memory"
Here in the living room in the middle of the night
There's nothing I can do as darkness turns to light
It's gonna be you and me
Till the rest of the world is asleep
It's gonna be you and me
When the rest of the world is a dream
What becomes of the sun when it falls from the sky?
This is all that I need for the rest of my life
It's gonna be you and me
Till the rest of the world is a dream
I feel your breath on my breath
I hear an angel's voice
Now all is discovered
That's why I sing
"J" is for joy
"J" is for joy
"J" is for joy
"J" is for...Julia
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*The Space Between
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:The Space Between
Jabberjaw

Jabberjaw was a somewhat legendary rock/punk club and coffee shop in the 1990s.
==Overview==
Jabberjaw was located at 3711 Pico Blvd. in Los Angeles. A wide array of notable acts graced the stage at one time or another, including Weezer, that dog., Nirvana, Teenage Fanclub, Beck, Sonic Youth, The Beastie Boys, and Elliott Smith.
The club was started in 1989 by Gary Dent and Michelle Carr. Although much-beloved, the club had a hard time keeping afloat, and two benefit albums were compiled to aid the establishment. Sadly, the influential venue closed its doors permanently in 1997, squashing the owners' dreams of moving the club to a bigger venue.
The club is mentioned in the song "Minneapolis", from that dog.'s 1997 album Retreat From The Sun.
==Discography==
*Jabberjaw: Good To The Last Drop (1994)
*Jabberjaw Vol. 2: Pure Sweet Hell (1996)
==External links==
*Jabberjaw MySpace page
Category:Venues
Jabberjaw: Good To The Last Drop

Jabberjaw: Good To The Last Drop is a benefit compilation album, the proceeds of which went to help the Los Angeles coffee shop/rock club Jabberjaw. It features the exclusive track "Explain" by That Dog, as well as recordings by common collaborator Beck and early Weezer tourmate Teenage Fanclub.
==Track listing==
==Liner notes==
Liner notes included on CD release:
A hole in the wall in Nowheresville, man, that's Jabberjaw 3711!! MMM smell the rich aroma of the exotic coffee bean wafting down Pico Blvd. One steamy cup puts the get up in yer go go, revved up like a hot rod to hell. Va voooom!!
Spawned from two bored Valley kids in their late teens faced with a bleak future and sick to death of the usual rigmarole and rampant apathy of the LA club scene. "This town has been sucked dry and there's just nothing left for us!" was the general consensus.
So after scrimping and saving and three months of radical transformation Jabberjaw was born September 30, 1989.
Drink up kids!! Throw 'em back till yer teeth gnash. Enjoy a hot cup a joe or a cold soda over some scintillating conversation. Peruse Jabberjaw's haunting "Keane Gallery". A video game perhaps? Relax in our cozy den and catch a T.V. movie of the week on Mom's old green tint Zenith 20 inch console. But not for too long, you might miss swingin' to one of the hot rockin'est punk rock shows Jabberjaw has to offer. You might not catch 'em anywhere else in town. If it gets too steamy, escape to the patio and take in the night air.
But there is room for improvement. Think of the possibilities. We decided to do a benefit compilation of some of our favorite bands to take the Jabberjaw stage. So cheer up kids! Jabberjaw can keep it up if you can!!!
==See also==
*That Dog
*Teenage Fanclub
==External links==
*Jabberjaw: Good To The Last Drop on Discogs
Category:That Dog compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:1994 releases
Jacknife Lee

Garret "Jacknife" Lee is a Grammy Award winning music producer and remixer. Lee produced two tracks on Weezer's sixth album, "Troublemaker" and "Pork and Beans". He was originally planned to be the sole producer of Raditude and eventually produced four songs on the final album.
Rivers talks with Lee in Let's Write a Sawng Step 16.
==Weezer songs produced by Jacknife" Lee==
===Weezer (The Red Album)===
* "Troublemaker"
* "Pork and Beans"
===Raditude===
* "Tripping Down the Freeway"
* "Love is the Answer"
* "In the Mall"
* "I Don't Want To Let You Go"
Category: People who have produced Weezer albums
Category:Weezer song co-writersCategory:Musicians
Jacob Kasher

Jacob Kasher Hindlin, also known as "Jkash," is a songwriter and producer. He is credited as a co-writer on the Weezer song "Back to the Shack".
==Songs co-written with Rivers Cuomo==
===Other artists===
*"Must Be Dreamin'" by Kevin Rudolf (also with Kevin Rudolf and Dr. Luke) - 2010
===Scott & Rivers===
*"Freakin' Love My Life" (also with Scott Murphy, Kevin Rudolf, and Jeff Halavacs) - 2013
===Weezer===
*"Back to the Shack" - 2014
===Unreleased===
*Revenga - 2014
*Slangin' Dreams - 2014
==External links==
*Jacob Kasher on AllMusic
Category:Weezer song co-writersCategory:Musicians
Jake Sinclair

Jake Sinclair (born March 7, 1985) is an American musician and producer who has worked with Weezer on multiple occasions.
==Overview==
Sinclair first worked with Weezer as a recording engineer under his mentor, producer Butch Walker, during the production of Raditude. A self proclaimed fan of the band, he once was in a Weezer cover band called WannaBeezer.Micallef, Ken. "Secret Service: Weezer's Rivers Cuomo, Producer Butch Walker, and Engineer Jake Sinclair Disclose the Tricks and Techniques of Raditude" EQ Magazine. January 2010. 
Sinclair produced The White Album as well as the single "I Love the USA" and the Weezer Fan Club-exclusive "The Last Days of Summer". Leading up to The White Album, Sinclair posted on the allthingsweezer.com forums under the name "wannabeezer" and shared tidbits and insight from the new album. Though not credited, Rivers Cuomo later stated, following the release of Pacific Daydream, that Sinclair was "instrumental" in making the song "Mexican Fender" what it was.
In 2019, Sinclair produced Weezer's cover of the song "Lost in the Woods" for the soundtrack to the film Frozen II. Sinclair also produced the piano version of the band's 2020 single, "Hero," as well as the band's 2021, album, OK Human. He has since been referred to by Rivers Cuomo as the "big-picture" co-producer of the band's 2022 project, SZNZ.Riverpedia. "SZNS" https://books-r-fun.herokuapp.com/wiki/SZNSRiverpedia archive - 10/31/2021
Sinclair has produced several albums with engineer Suzy Shinn, who would later produce Weezer's 2021 album Van Weezer.
==Discography with Weezer==
Albums: Jake Sinclair production credits. Tidal https://listen.tidal.com/credits/4808056
*Raditude (2009) - Recording Engineer
**"(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To"
**"The Girl Got Hot"
**"Put Me Back Together"
**"Let It All Hang Out"
*Weezer (2016) - Producer, backing vocals, engineer
*OK Human (2021) - Producer
*Van Weezer (2021) - Assistant engineer on Hero and Blue Dream
*SZNZ: Spring (2022) - Co-Producer with Ethan Gruska and Suzy Shinn
Singles:
*"(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To" (2009) - Engineer
*"I Love the USA" (2016) - Producer, engineer
*"The Last Days of Summer"/"Prom Night" (2016) - Producer
*"Mexican Fender" (2017) - Unspecified Role
*"Lost in the Woods" (Weezer Version) (2019) - Producer
*"Hero" (Piano) (2020) - Producer
*"All My Favorite Songs" (feat. AJR) (2021) - Producer
*"All My Favorite Songs" (Live from Hella Mega) (2021) - Producer
==See also==
* wannabeezer
* The White Album
* OK Human
*SZNZ
* SZNZ: Spring
* Butch Walker
* Victorious
==References==
Category: People who have produced Weezer albums
Category:Musicians
Jamb (disambiguation)

Jamb may refer to any of several Weezer/Rivers Cuomo demos:
*"Bad Blues Jamb", an unheard demo from February 20, 2002 (COR #370)
*"Bill Withers Jamb" (COR #417) a Rivers Cuomo demo.
*"Burndt Jamb" (COR #277) the seventh track from Maladroit.
*"Riff Jamb", unheard demo from September 22, 2002 at S.I.R. Rehearsal Studios, with Josh Freese on drums
*"Seafaring Jamb", (aka "My Weakness", COR #338) a Maladroit-era demo.
*"Spontaneous Clean Jamb" (COR #378) an early title for the 2002 demo "Running Man."
*"Smiths Jamb" (COR #346), an early title for the Maladroit-era demo "Cygnus X-1."
*"Zep Jamb" (aka "Zep Song" and "I'm Not In Love With You"; COR #285) a Maladroit-era demo.
==See also==
*Maladroit Demos
*List of Weezer songs
Category:Disambiguation page
Jamie Young

Jamie Young was the lawyer of Weezer during the period of their signing to Geffen Records. As of July 2013, Young is working as an attorney at the law firm of Hertz Lichtenstein & Young, LLP in Los Angeles, California. 
Young is the subject of two songs in relation to Weezer: "Jamie," written by Rivers Cuomo in 1993 and released on the DGC Rarities, Vol. 1 compilation, and "Mrs. Young" (which later became the Rentals song "Please Let That Be You") written by Matt Sharp. "Mrs. Young" was released on the Excellent Stocking Stuffer album.
Jane's Addiction

Jane's Addiction is an alternative rock band based in Los Angeles.
==Overview==
Jane's Addiction is considered one of the trailblazers of alternative rock. Their influence on musicians since their inception is inestimable. The band broke up in the early 90s, but after a false start in 1997, reunited in 2001 to release a new album and tour. After another breakup in 2003, the band reunited once again in 2008, and appears to be currently active, with pending plans to release a box set in 2009.
==Connection to Weezer==
Guitarist Ed of Carnival Art (Brian Bell's band before joining Weezer) was an early member of Jane's Addiction, prior to their first album.
In an interesting further connection, Stephen Perkins of Jane's Addiction formed the short-lived band Cold Ethyl, named after a song by legendary shock rocker Alice Cooper, expressly to record a song for the 1993 compilation Welcome To Our Nightmare: A Tribute To Alice Cooper - an album that Carnival Art also appeared on.
In 2019, Weezer began to cover Jane Addiction's Up The Beach during live shows, as Rivers Cuomo would return to the main stage from his acoustic b-stage.
==Members==
===Current members===
*Perry Farrell - lead vocals (1985-present) 
*Dave Navarro - lead & rhythm guitars, acoustic guitar, piano (1986-present) 
*Duff McKagan (of Guns 'N Roses and Velvet Revolver) - bass guitar (2010) 
*Stephen Perkins - drums, percussion (1986-present)
===Former members===
*Chris Brinkman - lead guitar (1985-1986) 
*Matt Chaikin - drums (1985-1986) 
*Ed Dobrydnio - rhythm guitar (1986) 
*Flea - bass (1997) 
*Martyn LeNoble - bass (2001-2002) 
*Chris Chaney - bass (2002-2004)
*Eric Avery - bass guitar (1985-1991, 2008-2009)
Category:Musicians