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Bella Neurox

Bella Neurox is the second album by Petra Haden under her own name, and the first made as a duo with Miss Murgatroid. It was released in 1999. The pair would go on to release Hearts & Daggers in 2008.
==Overview==
==Track listing==
==Personnel==
*Petra Haden - Violin, mandolin, vocals, additional production, piano (credited as "occasional")
*Miss Murgatroid - Producer, accordion, vocals
*Larry Crane - Producer, recording, mixing 
*Gabe Leavitt - Cello (tracks: 3, 8)
==See also==
*Petra Haden
==External links==
*Discogs entry for Bella Neurox
Category:Petra Haden
Category: 1999 releases
Ben Pringle

Ben Pringle is a multi-instrumentalist best-known for his work in Nerf Herder. He was a core member of The Rentals when they reformed in 2005, but departed from the band before the Songs About Time sessions began in 2008. He also contributed trombone to a track on 2007 album Pasadena.
==Biography==
==Discography==
Per Allmusic.comAllmusic entry for Ben Pringle. Retrieved 03/14/22.
===With Nerf Herder===
*Nerf Herder IV (Bass, vocals) - 2008
*Rockingham (Bass, vocals) - 2016
===With The Rentals===
*The Last Little Life EP (Vocals, acoustic guitar, trombone, synthesizer) - 2007
===With Ozma===
*Pasadena (on "Lunchbreak (Cobras Theme)") - 2007
===With Gina Villalobos===
*Beg from Me (Bass, vocals) - 2002
*Rock 'N' Roll Pony (Wurlitzer, bass) - 2004
*Miles Away (Organ, wurlitzer) - 2006
*Days on Their Side (Wurlitzer piano, Wurlitzer, organ) - 2009
===With Redlands Palomino Co.===
*Take Me Home (Organ) - 2007
===With Tim Cullen===
*Fun Razor (Wurlitzer piano, Wurlitzer) - 2007
==See also==
*Dan Joeright
*Lauren Chipman
==References==
Category:The Rentals members
Category:Nerf Herder members
Category:Keyboardists
Category:Bassists
Category:Multi-instrumentalists
Berlin, Berlin - Die Hits aus der Serie, Vol. 2

Berlin, Berlin - Die Hits aus der Serie, Vol. 2 is a 2004 soundtrack CD for the German television series Berlin, Berlin. The Weezer song "Island in the Sun" is featured on the release.
==Track listing==
==External links==
*Berlin Berlin - Die Hits aus der Serie, Vol. 2 on Discogs
Category:Weezer compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:2004 releases
Best Buy Exclusive DVD - AOL Sessions

==Overview==
Best Buy Exclusive DVD - AOL Sessions was a promotional DVD released in late 2005 and distributed at the electronics retailer Best Buy. It was meant to be given away free with purchase of Weezer's then-newly-released album, Make Believe. However, some fans reports that the disc was allowed to be taken with any purchase. The disc consists of three of the five AOL Sessions recordings from 2005. The artwork for the cover is the same as that of the retail "We Are All On Drugs" single. It is not known how many copies of this item were produced.
==Track listing==
#"Don't Let Go"
#"Buddy Holly"
#"Perfect Situation"
==See also==
*Sessions@AOL (2005)
*Make Believe
Category:DVDs
Category:Promotional release
Category:Best Buy exclusives
Category:Films
Category:2005 releases
Bethany Cosentino

Bethany Cosentino is an American musician and the frontperson of Best Coast.
==Overview==
Best Coast opened for Weezer at Gibson Amphitheatre for the first two concerts on the Memories Tour in November of 2010. During set, Cosentino accompanied Rivers Cuomo on lead vocals for the song "Island in the Sun."
Cosentino co-wrote and sang lead vocals on "Go Away," which was released on Weezer's 2014 album, Everything Will Be Alright in the End. She is among a small number of guest vocalists to be featured on a Weezer album track, sharing that affiliation with Rachel Haden, Lil Wayne, Roberta Freeman, Amrita Sen and Nishat Khan. Cosentino also sang the track at several concerts on the 2014 Tour and the .
===Live performances with Weezer===
====Memories Tour====
*Weezer concert: 11/26/2010
*Weezer concert: 11/27/2010
====2014 Tour====
*Weezer concert: 08/01/2014
*Weezer concert: 10/11/2014
*Weezer concert: 12/14/2014
========
*Weezer concert: 11/06/2014
*Weezer concert: 11/07/2014 (b)
*Weezer concert: 12/17/2014
==References==
==See also==
*List of artists who have sat in with Weezer
*"Go Away"
Category: Weezer-related bands
Category: People who have sat in with Weezer
Category:Studio guest vocalists
Category:Musicians
Better Off Alone

"Better Off Alone" is a song released in 1998 by the Dutch trance music group .
Weezer demoed their own cover of the song in December of 2001 during the sessions for Maladroit. A 1-minute clip was released alongside other in-progress recordings on Weezer.com.
==Lyrics==
Do you think you're better off alone?
Do you think you're better off alone?
Talk to me, oooh
Talk to me
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Weezer cover songs
*Maladroit Demos
Category:Cover songs
Category:Maladroit demos
Better You

"Better You" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo. The song was released on Alone IX: The Make Believe Years.
===Appearances===
*Alone IX: The Make Believe Years (2020)
==Overview==
An acoustic demo of "Better You" was recorded at Weezer's rented office space in 2003. The song was not listed in any public versions of the Catalog O' Riffs or in the Recording History and, as such, was unknown to fans prior to 2020. The song was among of hundreds of demos leaked through the demo storefront on riverscuomo.com on November 7, 2020, and was made available for purchase a few weeks later, on November 22, when it was released as part of the digital compilation Alone IX: The Make Believe Years.
==Lyrics==
I'm stepping down
Down to the ground
Where I belong
Everyone look
I'm just a fool
No better than you
'Cause I have to eat
And I have to cry
I have to sleep
And I have to die
Let me be with you tonight
No one was fooled
Only I could believe the lies
It must have seemed
Like a desperate pantomime
'Cause I have to love
And I need to hate
And I need to fear
And try to escape
Let me be with you tonight
I won't try to bury you
I won't try to win
I won't try to ???
Let me be with you tonight
I won't try to bury you
I won't try to win
I won't try to ???
I won't try to bury you
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*Office demos
*riverscuomo.com demos
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone IX: The Make Believe Years
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:riverscuomo.com demos
Category:Office demos
Beverly Hills Pitchfork Media track review

The only thing worse than this song's "ironic" 1-4-5, "ironic" lyrics, and "ironic" guitar solo are the people who genuinely like it all. You know the type-- he threw the party in Lowell House last week that had "Laid" and "Instant Pleasure" and "You Shook Me All Night Long" and "TNT" and "Baba O'Riley" on his Winamp playlist. He hung "Must Be 21 to Drink" signs on the walls between his Belushi poster and the inkjet printout of Carmen Electra wearing suspenders. He made a point of telling everyone he bought Smirnoff Ice "for the ladies." He wears flip-flops year-round, studies government, and at last count, has five different nicknames for his dick. Actually I thought of one more thing worse than this song: all the L.A. kids smart enough to get Cuomo's joke, but still lame enough to quote the song's chorus in their AIM profiles when they really miss their big fucking houses and Harvard-Westlake proms and "animal-style" slabs of cowshit-- the world's most overrated sandwiches in the world's most overrated city. For Chrissake, somebody give Cuomo a star so we can forget about him again.
- Nick Sylvester, March 22, 2005
==See also==
*Make Believe song reviews
*Make Believe album reviews
*Pitchfork
*Song reviews
==External links==
*Original review (Archived webpage)
Category:Weezer song reviews
Category:Pitchfork Media
Category:Make Believe song reviews
Category:Review
Category:Make Believe reviews
Beverly Shoenberger

Beverly Shoenberger (born May 8, 1947)https://www.mylife.com/beverly-shoenberger/e451535223606 is the mother of Rivers and Leaves Cuomo. She was formerly married to Frank Cuomo and, later on, to Stephen Kitts.
==Biography==
Her father, Frederick Louis Shoenberger, is of German descent, while her mother, Pauline Lois (née Sims) Shoenberger is of English descent. Shoenberger's life with Rivers and Leaves, as well as her husband Frank Cuomo, mostly revolved around the Zen Center in upstate New York. After Frank left the family, Shoenberger took her sons and went to Yogaville, which was run by Sri Swami Satchidananda. Here, she met Stephen Kitts, whom she later fell in love with and married. Both worked as massage therapists.
When Yogaville moved in the 1980s, Shoenberger and Kitts chose to remain in Connecticut and relocated to Storrs Mansfield. In the summer of 1983, the Kitts purchased a home on South Eagleville. There, the couple founded "The Connecticut Center for Massage Therapy". Shoenberger soon met Mary Pat Fisher, the mother of Justin Fisher. The two found they had much in common and arranged for their children to play together frequently.
==See also==
*Frank Cuomo
*Leaves Cuomo
==References==
Category: Rivers Cuomo
Category:Rivers Cuomo's family
Beyond the Fire

"Beyond the Fire" is the first track from Analog Horizons.
===Appearances===
*Analog Horizons
==Overview==
==Lyrics==
Started on top of a hill
In an official competition
Buttered my sled, like bread
Flew off track, and through a hay stack
Into her lair, so I had to slay her
Make way, here comes the dragon
She's in chain, but she's still dangerous
Eyes from beyond the fire
Eyes from beyond the fire
Oh no, stick it to the dragon now
Oh no, stick it to the dragon 
Fear, canola every morning
Fear, canola every morning
Well hell yeah, We killed the dragon
She was slain, by my piano 
Eyes from beyond the fire
Eyes from beyond the fire
Oh no, stick it to the dragon now
Oh no
Fear, canola every morning
Fear, canola every morning
==See also==
*Digital Seagull
*Analog Horizons
Category: Kenn Shane songs
Category: Ryen Slegr songs
Bibliography

This bibliography seeks to collate, in chronological order, all available interviews, articles, podcast appearances, transcripts, and other published works featuring members of Weezer or related persons.
 Key
Icon	Description
 	Weezerpedia mirror
 	YouTube URL
 	Newspapers.com URL
 	Archived by Wayback Machine
 	Other web URL
Color
Article/interview
Misc. transcript
Book/periodical/DVD
Review
==Pre-1994==
Date	Work	Description	URL
==1994==
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==1995==
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==1996==
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==1997==
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==1998==
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==1999==
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==2000==
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==2001==
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==2002==
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==2003==
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==2004==
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==2005==
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==2006==
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==2007==
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==2008==
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==2009==
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==2010==
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==2011==
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==2012==
==2013==
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==2014==
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==2015==
==2016==
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==2017==
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==2018==
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==2019==
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==2020==
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==2021==
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==2022==
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==2023==
Date	Work	Description	URL
==2024==
Date	Work	Description	URL
==Date missing==
Date	Work	Description	URL
==Other==
Date 	Title 	Author 	Description 	Source
1994 - 2019	Weezine 	Mykel and Carli Allan; Karl Koch; Weezer band members, Alec Longstreth, etc.	Scans available for 18 of the 20 Weezines issued over the band's career.	Weezine
c. 1997 	Chopper One website - biography and news	Restless Records employee(?) 	A biography on Chopper One and a brief news section 	Archive via the Wayback Machine
1998 - 2000	Weezer.net - Patrick Wilson updates 	Patrick Wilson 	Updates posted by Patrick Wilson on weezer.net 	
 	Allmusic Weezer biography 	Stephen Thomas Erlewine 	Biography for the band on the music criticism website. 	Archive via the Wayback Machine
2003 - 2011	Karlophone.com - News 	Karl Koch 	Updates related to Karlophone 	Archive via the Wayback Machine
2003 - 2007	Karlophone.com - Recording Journal 	Karl Koch 	Updates related to songwriting process 	Archive via the Wayback Machine
c. 2007 	Karlophone.com - Bio 	Karl Koch 	Karlophone biography 	Archive via the Wayback Machine
==See also==
*Category:Interviews
Category:Lists
Big Daddy C.

"Big Daddy C." is the eighth track on The Rentals' 1999 album Seven More Minutes.
==Overview==
Songwriter Matt Sharp has described "Big Daddy C." as having been written about "being with a bunch of Brits doing cocaine in SoHo." Damon Albarn of the band Blur provided vocals on the song's chorus.
==Personnel==
*Matt Sharp - vocals, bass, Moog, extra guitars
*Kevin March - drums
*Rod Cervera - electric and acoustic guitars
*Jim Richards - Moog and arp synthesizers
*Petra Haden - vocals
*Damon Albarn - vocals
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
Here comes Big Daddy C and his cronies
New York City, all the pop star baloney
Hey, ho! Hey, ho!
Attention: Top models and Brits to the restroom
Three, four to a stall, sucking like a vacuum
Hey, here comes Big Daddy C.
With his friends of P.
Slides in the room, indiscreet
Blows out so casually
Hey, where's Big Daddy C.?
Where's the Big Daddy?
(Who the hell is P. anyway?)
Oh, lookin' for Jesús, out on a mission
Treasure maps, secret knocks, use your discretion
Hey, Ho! Hey, Ho!
It's up and at 'em, time for one more disco
Got your Roebucks on and you're incognito
Hey, ho! Hey, ho!
Hey, here comes Big Daddy C.
With his friends of P.
Slides in the room indiscreet
Blows out so casually
Hey, where's Big Daddy C.?
Where's the Big Daddy?
Faster, faster, faster than you ever wanted to go (You ever wanted to go)
Faster, faster, faster than you ever needed to know (You ever needed to know)
Faster, faster, faster than you ever wanted to go (You ever wanted to go)
Faster, faster, faster than you ever needed to know (You ever needed to know)
Hey! Ho! Hey! Ho!
Hey, here comes Big Daddy C.
With his friends of P.
Slides in the room indiscreet
Blows out so casually
Hey, where's Big Daddy C.?
Where's the Big Daddy C.?
Hey, here comes Big Daddy C.
Here comes Big Daddy C.
Hey, here comes Big Daddy C.
With his friends of P.
Hey, where's the Big Daddy C.?
Where's the Big Daddy C.?
Category: The Rentals songs
Category: Matt Sharp
Category:Songs on Seven More Minutes
Category:The Rentals songs produced by Matt Sharp
Big Shiny Tunes 6

Big Shiny Tunes 6 is a compilation released on cassette and CD in Canada in 2001. The Weezer song "Hash Pipe" appears on the compilation.
==Track listing==
==See also==
*Big Shiny Tunes 7
==External links==
*Big Shiny Tunes 6 on Discogs
Category:Weezer compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:2001 releases
Big Shiny Tunes 7

Big Shiny Tunes 7 is a compilation released on cassette and CD in Canada in 2001. A clean, shorter edit of the Weezer song "Dope Nose" appears on the compilation.
==Track listing==
==See also==
*Big Shiny Tunes 6
==External links==
*Big Shiny Tunes 7 on Discogs
Category:Weezer compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:2002 releases
Big in Japan

"Big in Japan" (formerly "3 Chains of Gold") is a song by Rivers Cuomo. A demo was released as part of the digital compilation Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years on October 18, 2021.
===Appearances===
*Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years (2021)
==Overview==
"3 Chains of Gold" is a song first demoed by Rivers Cuomo between 2016 and 2017. A brief demo was included with the digital compilation Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years in 2021. A later demo of "3 Chains of Gold" was among thirty songs (narrowed down from about 100) selected by Cuomo and producer Klas Åhlund in September of 2023 in contention for planned twentieth album.:File:Mrn-klas30.png:File:Mrn-klas20231019-discord.png:File:Mrn-klas20231103.png:File:Mrn-a20pink-20231108.png In November of 2023 the song was renamed to "Big in Japan.":File:Mrn-klas111723.png
==Lyrics==
==="3 Chains of Gold" (ver. 1)===
I got three chains of gold
One for me, and one for you
And one for the future
I got three chains of gold
One for me, and one for you
And one for the future
That's what I'm talkin' about
I got three chains of gold
One for me, and one for you
And one for the future
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Songs on Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years
Bigelf

Bigelf is a progressive rock band formed in 1991. The band played small rock clubs in the Los Angeles area, appearing with Weezer at least five times. The band has been active on and off since then. Damon Fox has been the only consistent member through the band's run.
==Discography==
* Money Machine (May 2000)
* Hex (Oct. 2003)
* Cheat the Gallows (Aug. 2008)
* Into the Maelstrom (May 2014)
==Shows played with Weezer==
Date 	City 	Venue 	Other band(s) 	Bootleg(s)	Concert 	Source
July 27, 1992 	Los Angeles, CA 	Coconut Teaszer	Transcendental Hayride, Mourning Glories, Obsolete Handle, Minds Creation	 	Weezer concert: 07/27/1992	Historic event: 07/27/1992 by Karl Koch. Archived version: . Newspapers.com archive of LA Weekly, Thursday, July 30, 1992, Page 92.
October 5, 1992 	Los Angeles, CA 	Club Lingerie 	El Magnifico, Black Market Flowers, Transcendental Hayride, The Authority	 	Weezer concert: 10/05/1992	Historic event: 10/05/1992 by Karl Koch. Archived version: . Newspapers.com archive of LA Weekly, Thursday, October 8, 1992, Page 106.
October 21, 1992	West Hollywood, CA	English Acid 	Black Market Flowers, East of Gideon, Mourning Glories, Horny Toad 	 	Weezer concert: 10/21/1992	Historic event: 10/21/1992 by Karl Koch. Archived version: . Newspapers.com archive of LA Weekly, Thursday, October 22, 1992, Page 82.
February 1, 1993	Los Angeles, CA 	Club Lingerie 	Wink, Mini Skirt Mob 	 	Weezer concert: 02/01/1993	
April 16 	Los Angeles, CA 	Coconut Teaszer	Wink, Joyride 	 	Weezer concert: 04/16/1993	
==See also==
*Joyride
*Transcendental Hayride
==External links==
*Official website
*Bigelf on Discogs
==References==
Category:Bands Weezer has toured with
Bigger Better Bolder Brighter

Bigger Better Bolder Brighter is the 3rd album by AM Radio. It was the first proper studio album by the band to feature the current lineup of Jason Moore and Kevin Ridel.
==Overview==
Ridel described their writing process for this album on the band's MySpace blog:"We're using a new songwriting formula for this one. First, Jason writes and records the music. Then he sends it over for me to sing and put lyrics to. It's really a fun and inspiring process. J's tracks make me stand up and shout, "Yea!""
In the same blog entry, Ridel called the album's title "ironic," because of their choice of producer. He said:"The working title "Bigger Better Bolder Brighter" is ironic in that we are recording the entire album on our home computers, as opposed to using an expensive studio with a big budget producer."
==Track listing==
All songs written by Jason Moore and Kevin Ridel.
# What In The World - 4:30 	
# Buy American - 4:15	
# Simple Things - 3:24	
# Met Her On Myspace - 3:09	
# A Little Faith - 3:37 	
# Amazing Potential - 3:38 	
# Fiction - 4:01 	
# Reset - 4:13 	
# Leave Me A Loan - 3:41	
# Public Service Announcement - 4:19	
# Wickedness - 4:08 	
# Caffeine High - 2:45	
# Wow - 5:05
==Personnel==
*Kevin Ridel - Vocals
*Jason Moore - Guitar, drums, bass, backing vocals, other instrumentation
Category: AM Radio albums
Category:2009 releases
Bigger Things

"Bigger Things" is the fifteenth track from Carnival Art's 1991 album "Thrumdrone." It is the closing track on vinyl and cassette versions of the album.
==Lyrics==
Hey-yea
Hey-yea
Bigger things
Bigger things
Bigger things
Bigger things
Bigger things
Than outer space, or shopping malls
Or corporate waste
A 14 carat diamond ring
I like to eat bigger things
Bigger things
Bigger things
Ooh, bigger things
Bigger things
Bigger things, yeah yeah
Bigger things
Bigger things
Than Arnold's arms, oil spills
Or Chivas charms
The taxman's hand or racial hate
Give me a plate of bigger things
Bigger things (Bigger things)
Bigger things (Bigger things)
Bigger things (Bigger things)
Bigger things (Bigger things)
Yeah
Yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
Yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
Hey-yea
==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
Billboard.com article - July 23, 2003

Weezer Toiling On Numerous Projects 
Weezer fans wouldn't be blamed for being a bit confused as to the group's working schedule. After releasing only two albums during its first seven years of existence, the band dropped the Geffen sets "Weezer" ("The Green Album") and "Maladroit" in May 2001 and May 2002, respectively. Now the Weezer camp is hard at work on a variety of projects.
First, the group is in the pre-production stages for its fifth studio album, cutting demos and rehearsing. It plans to start recording in the late summer or fall with, as previously reported, celebrated producer Rick Rubin.
Category:Transcripts
Billboard interview with Rivers Cuomo - December 05, 2008

The Billboard Q&A: Rivers Cuomo
December 05, 2008 01:06 PM
Lavinia Jones Wright
A Jermaine Dupri song about partying excessively seems a far cry from a Brian Wilson song about sweetly loving a girl. The tie that binds these polar opposites of pop music is the ever-eccentric Rivers Cuomo.
As the frontman for Weezer, Cuomo has sang wistfully about time spent alone in the garage, and with the arrival of "Alone II," his second album of rare and unreleased solo tracks, it's becoming more and more obvious he spent that time recording heaps of music.
The DGC/Interscope album debuts this week at No. 2 on Billboard's Heatseekers chart with U.S. sales of 6,000, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The first volume in the series, released almost exactly a year ago, started with 14,000 and has gone on to sell 43,000.
During his decade-plus in the spotlight, Cuomo has learned not to take himself too seriously, as evidenced by the mullet-ed photo of his high school-era self on the new album's cover. But the old, fastidious Cuomo is never far away; check the extensive and surgically precise liner notes outlining each song's genesis for proof.
Either way, between the success of Weezer's "The Red Album," released earlier this year, and its recent crowd-inclusive "Hootenanny" tour, "Alone II" comes at a time when it seems like Cuomo is ready to party.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Category:Interviews
Category:Transcripts
Category:Rivers Cuomo Interviews
Billboard interview with Rivers Cuomo - March 1, 2019

Rivers Cuomo on His Data-Driven Approach to Weezer
By Gab Ginsberg
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Rivers Cuomo’s reverence for data is no secret. The Weezer frontman has long used algorithms to optimize his songwriting, funneling creativity through computer programs like the programming language Python. Cuomo is known to carefully dismantle a hit song, examining each element to find out exactly what works, and apply that knowledge to his own writing process.
Since forming in 1992, Weezer has dropped 13 albums and generated 1.4 billion on-demand streams, according to Nielsen Music. In the past year alone, the act earned a Grammy nomination for best rock album, entered the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time in eight years with its fan-requested cover of “Africa” and landed in the top five of the Billboard 200 for its Teal Album of covers.
With the release of Weezer’s latest self-titled set, dubbed the Black Album, Cuomo, 48, says: “It's just a truly bizarre time in our career. We don’t know what the heck we’re doing, but people are super interested in us right now.”
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Originally from https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/rock/8500614/weezer-rivers-cuomo-data-driven-approach-interview/
Category:Transcripts
Category:Interviews
Category:Rivers Cuomo Interviews
Category:Weezer Media Archive