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Deliverance at Hand!

Deliverance At Hand! is an 18-track CD-R compilation of demos recorded in 2007 by Rivers Cuomo. It was presented to the rest of Weezer as potential songs for what would ultimately become The Red Album.
==History==
"Pig," the first demo leaked that was known to be from this compilation, began circulating online in April of 2007. The demo generated considerable excitement among fans and music critics, and alongside the hoax surrounding Weezer's sixth album, contributed to a growing buzz online. The demo was well-loved, generating a separate buzz over Deliverance at Hand! itself, apart from the upcoming album studio album. In 2020, Rivers Cuomo revealed on Riverpedia that he himself had been the one to leak the song.Riverpedia archive - 10/10/2020
The Deliverance at Hand! versions of "I Don't Want to Let You Go" and "My Day Is Coming" were both released in November, 2008 on Alone II: The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo. In 2018, the demos for "Piece of the Pie" and "King" had been recorded by a fan during a VIP session for the Summer 2018 Tour and were eventually leaked online in low quality. The complete compilation was officially released by Cuomo as a part of the Alone X: The Red-Raditude-Hurley Years demo bundle.
"Everybody Get Dangerous," "Heart Songs," and "The Angel and the One" were completed and released on Weezer (The Red Album), with "King," "Pig," and "Miss Sweeney" included on the deluxe edition. "I Don't Wanna Let You Go" was eventually released on Raditude while "Autopilot" and "The Odd Couple" became a part of the compilation album Death to False Metal.
==Track list==
==Booklet==
A lyric booklet, presumably made by Cuomo to accompany the compilation, has also leaked online. A modified version of the cover image from the booklet would later be used as the official cover for Death to False Metal. 
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==See also==
*Ecce Homo
*The Fallen Soldiers
*Album 5 Demos
==References==
Category: Unfinished/unreleased Weezer projects
Category: Weezer demos
Category:Featured article
Category:2020 releases
Denise

Denise is a Ozma B-side included with the enhanced CD of Spending Time on the Borderline.
===Appearances===
*Spending Time on the Borderline
==Audio==
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===Demo===
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==Lyrics==
Denise, washes out the color in her hair
Folds and pats her laundry down with care
Denise, smokes a cigarette that's meant for two
Wonders where she put her other shoe
Where did you run off to?
Denise, stops her car and stares off into space
Happy that she found a parking place
Denise, tells her boss she'll go and check a price
But calls her friends instead to ask advice
What did they suggest you do about your lying man
Whos trying to do the best he can?
Oh Denise even if you don't come back,
I'm turning up my marshall stack for you Denise
It's easy to love you
Even in the dark of night,
I touch you and it feels alright
Oh Denise even if you don't come back,
I'm turning up my marshall stack for you Denise
Denise, watches television until three
And when she turns it off she thinks of me
It's easy to love you
==See also==
*Ozma
*List of Ozma songs
*Spending Time on the Borderline
Category:Ozma
Category: Ozma songs
Category: Slegr-Brummel writing credit
Category:Songs on Spending Time on the Borderline
Category:Ozma songs produced by Chris Fudurich
Category:Ozma b-sides
Desire

"Desire" is a single and the eleventh track from Karlophone's 2002 album, Press Any Key to Begin.
===Appearances===
*Press Any Key to Begin (2002)
*"Desire" (7"-vinyl, 2004)
*KCRMX (remix, 2007)
==Overview==
The song was originally released in 2002, appearing as the final track on Press Any Key to Begin, the debut album by Karl Koch under the Karlophone moniker. On July 1, 2004, the song was released as a 7"-vinyl single on the website of Amorphous Records (a record label co-ran by Koch and friend Pat Finn), with a total of 500 copies pressed.Koch, Karl. appendix B: Solo, Side and Other band releases + related. Collectors Discography. Archived from the original on Weezerpedia at Collectors Discography - Appendix B. It was later put up for sale on his Bandcamp page. According to Koch, the single's art was taken from a book of lithographs titled The Complete Encyclopedia of Illustration by J.G. Heck.Koch, Karl (as Karlophone). (March 7, 2024). Weezerpedia Discord server. Archived from the original on Weezerpedia at Weezerpedia Discord Q&A with Karl Koch - March 2024. Former Weezer bassist Matt Sharp, in a letter to fans posted in 2004, praised the song and advertised the release of the vinyl:
The single features two b-sides: "If You Listen", a previously-unreleased track co-produced and featuring guitar work by Patrick Wilson; and a remix of "Desire" by Swiss DJ Kid Chocolat. The remix utilizes stereoscopic sound and features a more atmospheric tone than the original. Karlophone would simultaneously contribute a song titled "Dr. Strangelove Sings the Beatles Pt. 1 (Num Num Mix)" to Kid Chocolat's compilation CD Hello Children, The Peter Sellers Rmx in 2004.
Kid Chocolat remixed "Desire" again in 2007, releasing the "(Kid Chocolat Rmx Version 2)" on the album KCRMX.Kid Chocolat. (January 1, 2007). "Karlophone - Desire (Kid Chocolat Rmx Version 2)". Bandcamp. Retrieved from https://poorrecords.bandcamp.com/track/desire-kid-chocolat-rmx-version-2.
==Track listing==
==Music video==
A music video for the single was filmed in the spring of 2003 around Ithaca, NY. It was made available on the Amorphous Records website as an .mpeg download, and later uploaded to the Karlophone YouTube channel.
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==Audio==
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===Remixes===
*Kid Chocolat remix
*Kid Chocolat remix (version 2)
==Samples used==
==See Also==
*Karlophone
*Press Any Key to Begin
*Amorphous Records
==External links==
*"Desire" 7" vinyl on Bandcamp
==References==
Category:Karl Koch
Category:Karlophone
Category:Karlophone songs produced by Karl Koch
Category:Songs on Press Any Key to Begin
Category:Music videos that feature Karl Koch
Category:Amorphous Records
Destination Take Me Home

"Destination Take Me Home" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
The demo was released as part of the digital compilation Alone VI: The Black Room in 2020.
==Lyrics==
Destination, take me home
I just want to be alone
Simple pages...
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Alone VI: The Black Room
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Catalog o' RiffsCategory:Songs on Alone VI: The Black Room
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==Gallery==
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Devastating

Devastating was a popular inside joke among Weezer fans that originated in the Albumsix forums in the mid to late 2000s about Scott Shriner (who was already known as being hardcore). It was created by boardie Shoemeister.
"Oh, you didn't hear? It was Scott that set Universal Studios on fire.
Devastating."
==Band reaction==
In Weezer's 6th Webisode, entitled Webisode 6: Devastating Dog Days, Shriner made a reference to the Albumsix "devastating" meme. In the concluding seconds of the video, a voice says to Scott "Just say it!" and he responds with a stern look at the camera and a harsh growl of "DEVASTATING."
On Shriner's personal Facebook account under his political views, he wrote: "Devestation".
==Troublemaker Tour merchandise==
On some of the merchandise for the Troublemaker Tour in 2008, the image of the band from the cover of Weezer (The Red Album) was featured. But there was a slight difference from the original album cover; if you looked closely at Scott's shirt, the text had been changed from "DEATH DEFYIN'" to say "DEVASTATING" (see first picture in gallery. Click to see larger version.).
==Devastating gallery==
Image:Scott_Devastating.jpg|"Devastating" shirt
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Image:Scott_devdave.gif|Devastain' Scott the Turntable Slave
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==See also==
*Albumsix
*Scott Shriner
*Sex
*Pat Is Dead
== Links ==
Albumsix forums - Remember when Mikey started that fire? - where it all began
Category: Joke pages
Category: Scott Shriner
Category: Albumsix
Category:Fandom
Devil's Haircut

"Devil's Haircut" is a song by Ash.
===Appearances===
*"I Only Want to Be With You" (7" vinyl; 1997)
*Teenage Wildlife: 25 Years of Ash (CD, vinyl; 2020)
==Overview==
"Devil's Haircut" was released in 1997 as a hidden track on the 7" vinyl single of "I Only Want to Be With You" by Ash. "Devil's Haircut" is not actually a song, but instead a recorded phone message left by Brian Bell for Ash lead Tim Wheeler, discussing local businesses in Los Angeles, California that Wheeler could get a haircut at. The message was left at Wheeler's hotel room while Ash was supporting Weezer on the first North American leg of the Pinkerton Tour. The exact time of the message can be placed sometime on or around December 21, 1996, as that was the day both bands performed together at the Palace Theater in Los Angeles, California.
The track was reissued in 2020 again as a hidden track of the Ash compilation Teenage Wildlife: 25 Years of Ash.
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
Welcome to the Hyatt message center, mailbox 7607.
You have no unplayed messages in your mailbox.
One saved message, 11:38 AM.
Hey Tim, this is Brian Bell from Weezer.
Um, bad news, um, my guy is not working today, he’s on a video shoot.
Um, and he won’t be in 'till Tuesday.
Um, Matt gets his hair cut at a place called Gothic.
It’s on Sunset, it might be even walking distance for you.
Um, I don’t have the number but it's Gothic, like in uh, gargoyles and draculas.
Um, I can’t uh, say I know anything about it except for Matt’s hair.
So, um, I don’t know.
I’m bummed too, 'cause I wanted to see what you would- you- he was gonna do,
Or you were gonna- or how you were gonna get it cut.
I was really excited about that.
Um, um, oh well, next time.
Uh, your hair will be down to your ass if you wait that long.
But uh, yeah, see you tonight, see ya.
End of message.
==See also==
*Brian Bell
*Ash
*Tim Wheeler
Category:Brian Bell
Devo

Devo is an American rock band from Akron, Ohio that formed in 1973
==Overview==
Devo have been influential to the members of Weezer, including Rivers Cuomo, Matt Sharp, Jason Cropper, Patrick Wilson, Karl Koch, Mikey Welsh, and Scott Shriner. Devo was one of the bands (along with the Cars and Gary Numan) that influenced Weezer's, the Rentals, and Space Twins use the Moog synthesizer.
Musicians Josh Hager and Josh Freese, who have both toured as members of the Rentals and Weezer, respectively, are current members of Devo.
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Devotion

"Devotion" is a song by Weezer. Originally released as a B-side to a various CD single releases of "El Scorcho," it was later released on the Deluxe Edition of Pinkerton.
===Appearences===
*"El Scorcho" (single)
*Pinkerton (Deluxe Edition) (2010)
*Not Alone: Rivers Cuomo & Friends Live at Fingerprints (2009)
*Live In Tokyo, Japan (The Blue Album) (2011)
*Live on the Weezer Cruise - Palladium Lounge (2012)
*Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years (2020)
==Overview==
Rivers Cuomo demoed "Devotion" in the garage at 2226 Amherst Ave. An initial demo, later dubbed "proto-devotion," was followed by another demo the same month. The song later resurfaced as a song in contention for the aborted concept album Songs from the Black Hole. When that concept was scrapped in favor of Pinkerton, "Devotion" was ultimately relegated to being a B-side for various retail CD releases of "El Scorcho."
"Devotion" is in the key of B♭ major for the majority of the song, but modulates B♭ minor for the guitar solo. It is one of the slowest songs Weezer recorded in the 90s. The last line of the song's first stanza is direct quote from the 1977 song "All American Man," from the album Alive II by KISS.
"Devotion" is known to have been performed once in 1997. Rivers Cuomo performed the song with fans at a release party for the album Alone II: The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo. It would not be performed again until it was played by Weezer at a 2011 concert on the Memories Tour in Japan. It was performed one additional time as a band during a concert on the first Weezer Cruise. Cuomo performed an acoustic solo rendition of the song at a Weezer concert in Maine in 2023. Musician Daniel Brummel (of the band Ozma) covered the song, under the moniker Daniel Brummel and the Contraband, for the tribute album Making Noise: A Tribute to Weezer.
==Live performances==
*Weezer concert: 01/23/1997
*Weezer concert: 07/13/2011
*Weezer concert: 01/21/2012
*Weezer concert: 06/30/2023
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo – lead guitar, lead vocals
*Patrick Wilson – percussion
*Brian Bell – rhythm guitar
*Matt Sharp – bass guitar
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
Suddenly our shortcomings
Don't seem to matter that much
Your IQ is twenty points low
And I'm no six foot, hot look, all-American man
Sad to say I pushed you away
Waiting for Mrs. Right
You never gave up devotion
Waiting for me
You'll always be my girlfriend
I too am waiting for you
I'll always be your friend
I commend your stubbornness
Without it we'd've never got this far
I am done with perfection
Chasing her leaves me with nothing but pain
Unlike you, she isn't true
She's got her own concerns
You never gave up devotion
Waiting for me
You'll always be my girlfriend
I too am waiting for you
I'll always be your friend
Devotion
Waiting for me
You'll always be my girlfriend
I too am waiting for you
I'll always be your friend
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs from the Black HoleCategory:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton YearsCategory:Weezer songsCategory:B-sides
Devour

Devour is the sole album by indie band End Transmission. 
==Production and Ozma Connection==
According to band member Jordan Brunner the album was produced in about two months at Loveless Motel Studios in Sierra Madre, California. Brunner had sent Jose Galvez an email asking for him to produce it, as both he and the band’s bassist Zeke Berkley “idolized” Ozma. Galvez would accept the offer.https://imgur.com/a/LLtejO8 Both Ryen Slegr and Daniel Brummel would later come onto the project as well. Slegr contributed on guitar, specifically on “Talking in Circles”, while Brummel played bass alongside Berkley.https://www.instagram.com/p/B2KCr6sgrVQ/
==Track listing==
==See also==
*Ozma
*Jose Galvez
Category:Ozma
== External links ==
* Spotify
==References==
Category:2009 releases
Diamond Rings

Diamond Rings (also known as "Anything but Love") is a demo by Weezer, recorded in contention for the album that would eventually become Maladroit.
===Appearances===
*Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years (2020)
==Overview==
"Diamond Rings" was first written and recorded by Rivers Cuomo onto his personal recorder in 2001. The song was first known to have been demoed by Weezer at Sage & Sound Studios in late summer of that year, the first sessions to feature bassist Scott Shriner. The band continued demoing the song and performing it at concerts throughout the following months, debuting at a Goat Punishment concert at the Knitting Factory. The only live recording known to exist in fan circulation is from a concert in December of 2001. Though the song did not appear on Maladroit, the song was reworked years later into the song "Special", an earlier iteration of the song "Troublemaker", the first track and second single from the band's self-titled 2008 album.
==Live performances==
*Weezer concert: 10/24/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/06/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/07/2001
*Weezer concert: 11/08/2001
*Weezer concert: 12/02/2001
==Lyrics==
So it goes and down the line
You wanna dance? Wanna have a good time?
And if you do we'll have some fun
And in the end you'll be kicking my bum
I'll give you anything
Anything but love
My heart beats diamond rings
Diamonds from above
You like to go and run around
I can never tell if you're digging my sound
Basic flip with lots of guys
And in the end I just wanna know why
I'll give you anything
Anything but love
My heart beats diamond rings
Diamonds from above
Take control
Don't you know?
You can have anything you want,
And then let go
Let me go
Let me go
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*Maladroit
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==External Links==
*Teenage Victory Songs entry for "Diamond Rings"
==References==
Category: Weezer songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone VIII: The Maladroit YearsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Did You Ever

"Did You Ever" is the eleventh track on That Dog's third album, Retreat from the Sun.
==Lyrics==
Did you ever climb to the top of a tree
Fall down and carve initials in for me to see
Did you ever?
Did you want to?
Did you ever fall in love with a small girl
All she wanted was a baby and maybe you both meant it
Did you ever?
He said "here's what I'll do, I'll split myself in two"
And that way you can be with me and I can learn to be with you" yeah
Did you ever pinch her cheeks and call her plum
She was sweet and spicy and spoiled and really young 
==See also==
*List of That Dog songs
Category:That Dog songs
Category:Songs on Retreat from the Sun
Category:That Dog songs produced by Brad Wood
Category:Self-produced That Dog songs
Didn't Have a Clue

"Didn't Have a Clue" is a demo by the Special Goodness. It was recorded during the band's February 2002 demo session, and made available for download from the band's website shortly after.Sounds. thespecialgoodness.com. Archived from the original at https://web.archive.org/web/20020326161755/http://thespecialgoodness.com:80/.
==Audio==
<youtube>https://youtu.be/PpEN8wMVahg</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Standing in the parking lot
Walking underneath the bridge
Holding onto your head
Holding onto your head
'Cause what you didn't need to know
What you didn't wanna say
What you didn't need to know
Heard about anyway
Standing in the parking lot
Walking underneath the bridge
Holding onto your head
Holding onto your head
'Cause what you didn't need to know
What you didn't wanna say
What you didn't need to know
Heard about anyway
Won't you just admit that we do not have a clue
How we got to where we are
It doesn't matter anyway, hey-hey
Standing in the parking lot
Walking underneath the bridge
Holding onto your head
Holding onto your head
'Cause what you didn't need to know
What you didn't wanna say
What you didn't need to know
Heard about anyway
Won't you just admit that we do not have a clue
How we got to where we are
It doesn't matter anyway, hey-hey
Won't you just admit that we do not have a clue
How we got to where we are
It doesn't matter anyway, hey-hey
Won't you just admit that we do not have a clue
How we got to where we are
It doesn't matter anyway, hey-hey
==See also==
*List of Special Goodness demos
*List of Patrick Wilson songs
==References==
Category:Patrick Wilson
Category:The Special Goodness
Dig

Dig is an EP by Carnival Art, released in December 1990.
==Overview==
Dig was released in December 1990, well in advance of the 1991 LP Thrumdrone, and is currently out of print.Newspapers.com archive of LA Weekly. December 13, 1990. p. 85. "Thurs. - Grungy yet melodic rockin' (see Replacements, Soul Asylum) from one of the big raves of the CMJ convention in N.Y., The Buck Pets; plus one of several bands with the name (or a similar one), Dharma Bums, and these are the ones with a new Frontier record out and local rockers Carnival Art, a great band with a fine new EP out called Dig that's available at Aron's and Rhino." Via Newspapers.com. It contains the Thrumdrone versions of "Mr. Blue Veins" and "Octopus", as well as the non-LP track "Juice Dawg", which later appeared on the Blue Food & Black Sparks EP. The disc also features what may be the only officially-released live track in the band's history - "No Thanks To Eve", which later appeared in a studio rendition on a single.
The disc was shipped to radio stations and record stores along with a press kit, including an 8 x 10 promo photo, a psychedelic-era style poster (designed by famed psychedelic artist Frank Kozik), a letter from Horace Blue Veins, and several photocopied reviews of Carnival Art shows from magazines and newspapers.
According to a letter from a Spineless Voodoo employee included in promo copies, additional copies of Dig could be purchased directly from the label by mail order for five dollars - although it does not specify on what format. Also, cassettes of the EP were made available at Los Angeles-area indie record stores, and at Carnival Art shows. It remains unclear whether Dig was ever made available on CD or in any sort of wide commercial release.
==Track listing==
All songs written by Carnival Art, lyrics by P. Tak except where noted.
==References==
Category:Brian Bell
Category:Carnival Art albums
Category:1990 releases
Digital Seagull

Digital Seagull was a project of Ryen Slegr, Kenn Shane, and Jesus Eyes. The band has released 2 EPs, the first of which contained demos that originated from Ozma's "Slashed Tire Demos". The second EP, released in 2012, was made up of wholly original content.
==Discography==
*Analog Horizons (2006)
*Burst of Starflight (2012)
==See also==
*Ozma
*Ryen Slegr
*Kenn Shane
Category:Ozma
Category:Weezer-related bands
Disco Nap

"Disco Nap" is an unreleased song written by Rivers Cuomo.
==Overview==
"Disco Nap" was written for Hurley in 2009, and a version recorded in May of that same year was included on a CD compiled in January 2010.Koch, Karl (as Karlophone). (July 26, 2024). Weezerpedia Discord server. Archived from the original on Weezerpedia at Weezerpedia Discord Q&A with Karl Koch - July 2024. It was scrapped when Hurley was re-recorded and remixed shortly before release.
==Lyrics==
==Known recordings==
==See also==
* Hurley
* List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Weezer songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Disco Queen

"Disco Queen" is a song written by Rivers Cuomo and demoed by Weezer.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
Rivers Cuomo recorded several partial sketches of "Disco Queen" throughout 1998. Weezer recorded a demo of "Disco Queen" with producer Rich Mouser at the Mouse House Studio in Los Angeles in August of 1998 (one of the first studio sessions to feature bassist Mikey Welsh), the same session that yielded the band's cover of "Velouria" by the Pixies for the compilation Where Is My Mind?: A Tribute to the Pixies. As Karl Koch noted in the Weezer Recording History, however, "apparently the "non-Velourias" didn't come out too good." Several of Cuomo's sketches for the song were released as part of the digital compilation Alone VI: The Black Room in 2020, though the full-band recording remains unheard.
"Disco Queen" is not listed in the 2002 version of the Catalog O' Riffs.
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category: Weezer songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone VI: The Black Room