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556 (disambiguation)

Catalog O' Riffs entry #556 was composed by Rivers Cuomo in 2004. Several iterations of songs were derived from it:
*"Ever Again"
*"You'll Never Break Me"/"Break Me"
*"Stand Up"
*"You're Holding Me Back"
The song "Outta Here" is derived from this song lineage (as it shares a bridge melody with several songs assigned to COR# 556), but it is unknown if "Outta Here" itself is assigned COR #556 or a separate number.
Category:Disambiguation page
5 Album Collection

5 Album Collection (subtitled [Only @ Best Buy]) is a 5-CD boxset sold exclusively at Best Buy, containing five early Weezer albums: Weezer (The Blue Album), Weezer (The Green Album), Weezer (The Red Album), Pinkerton, and Make Believe. It was released on October 7, 2014, alongside the band's ninth studio album Everything Will Be Alright in the End.
==Track listing==
==See also==
*Blue/Green/Red
*Everything Will Be Alright in the End
Category:Promotional release
Category:Best Buy exclusives
Category:2014 releases
5 Album Set

5 Album Set is a compilation box set exclusive to Australia, released by Universal Music Australia on June 10, 2014 as part of their "5 Album Set" series of reissues. "5 Album Set" Amobeba Music store page. Archived on October 10 2014 with Archive.org. https://web.archive.org/web/20141010100349/https://www.amoeba.com/5-album-set-cd-weezer/albums/3256381/ It compiles Weezer's first five albums, Weezer (The Blue Album), Pinkerton, Weezer (The Green Album), Maladroit, and Make Believe.
==Track listing==
==See also==
* Six Hits
* Blue/Green/Red
==References==
Category:Weezer albums
Category:2014 releases
6000 Fulton Ave.

6000 Fulton Ave. APT. 2:File:1994-01-27-claim.jpg was the apartment Rivers Cuomo and Karl Koch moved to in Van Nuys, Los Angeles on January 18th, 1994, one day after the .Karl's Corner - 11/10/2011 Cuomo attended Los Angeles Valley College during the spring semester.Riverpedia. "Los Angeles Valley College" https://books-r-fun.herokuapp.com/wiki/Los%20Angeles%20Valley%20College Archived by Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20230513202434/https://books-r-fun.herokuapp.com/wiki/Los%20Angeles%20Valley%20College
==See also==
*"Fulton Avenue Suite"
==References==
Category:Locations
60 Wrong Sausages

60 Wrong Sausages (60WS) was a precursor to Weezer. It was founded by Rivers Cuomo, Patrick Wilson, Pat Finn and Jason Cropper in 1991 in Los Angeles.
== Biography ==
The band's name came from an original name of "The Wrong Sausage." Apparently, one of the band members said: "No, it can't be just one wrong sausage. It needs to be, like, SIXTY Wrong Sausages!" Learning from previous experience, 60WS did not concern themselves with live shows, but rather focused on a demo tape. Cuomo's small apartment allowed no room for drums, so Wilson put drums to tape using a Roland OctoPad. Friend of the band Karl Koch said, "The demo took several weeks. Sessions squeezed into school and work schedules." The final demo was called the Cholesterol EP and contained four tracks.
=== Cholesterol EP ===
==== Tracklist ====
# "Evil Nest" (a Finn song from the old Bush days)
# "Ben Gi"
# "Mega Man" (Wilson)
# "Workplace" (Cuomo on drums)
=== Rehearsals ===
60WS held only seven practices in total between October 20 and November 20 of 1991, all at a cheap, filthy, and very popular with young starving bands rehearsal place called Fortress in Hollywood. The band rehearsed the performances of their Cholesterol material as well as new songs like "The Barnaby Jones", "Tennis Ball" and "Run the Gamut". Additionally, old Bush songs like "Beyond Life" and "Crayon Man" were rehearsed. Cuomo's own Fuzz songs "Answer Man" and "Burn My Britches" were rehearsed and finally, the Wilson/Finn song "Sheriff Wong", which was a song about a member of law enforcement who carried a bong.
Over Thanksgiving weekend 1991, the band stayed at Finn's mom's house in Petaluma, and 60 Wrong Sausages played the Phoenix Theater, it's only gig. Matt Sharp, then living in El Cerrito, CA (near Berkeley), attended this show, and was captured on video yelling "WHO HOLDS THE SCEPTER?!" to the band between songs. (Jason Cropper replied through the PA: "I am the bearer of the scepter"). Shortly after this show, the band was no more. Around that time, Koch wrote "band breakup seems inevitable."
A recording of "The Answer Man" was featured on Weezer's DVD Video Capture Device from 2004. Koch videotaped all 7 rehearsals as well as the Phoenix Theater show. The "Answer Man" featured on Video Capture Device was drawn from one of the 7 rehearsals. 
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== See also ==
* Fuzz
* Bush
* Weezer
* List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category: Weezer-related bands
Category:60 Wrong Sausages
Category:Karlification
Category:Featured article
60 Wrong Sausages concert: 11/29/1991

60 Wrong Sausages performed at the the Phoenix Theater in Petaluma, California on November 29, 1991. This was the band's first and only concert, as they would break up shortly after. 60 Wrong Sausages, Monsula and One Man Running opened for Nuisance.Newspapers.com archive of Petaluma Argus-Courier, Friday, November 29, 1991, Page 8. 
==Overview==
Matt Sharp attended this show. This was the the first time he had seen his future Weezer bandmates in about 6 months, as he had moved away from Los Angeles to Berkeley, CA earlier in the year.Recording History - Page 2 According to Karl Koch, Sharp shouted 'WHO WIELDS THE SCEPTER?'" at the end of the show from the audience without much explanation.Historic event: 11/27/1991 thru 11/30/1991
==Setlist==
Though a recording exists of this show, Karl Koch has not shared a complete setlist. Songs known to have been performed include "Tennis Ball," "Been Gi," "Sheriff Wong," "The Biggest Animal," and "The Answer Man."Historic event: 11/29/1991
==Video==
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFNmItljIpU</youtube>
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo - lead vocals, lead guitar
*Patrick Wilson - drums
*Jason Cropper - rhythm guitar, backing vocals
*Pat Finn - bass, backing vocals
==See also==
*Historic event: 11/29/1991
*Recording History - Page 2
*
*Super-Chrono - 1991
==References==
Category:60 Wrong Sausages
6145 Rodgerton Dr.

thumb|right|250px|Weezer in the kitchen at 6145 Rodgerton Dr.6145 Rodgerton Dr. is a house in Los Angeles, California that was purchased by Rivers Cuomo in late 1999 or early 2000. Cuomo lived there until 2001. Karl Koch also lived there from about June of 2000 until March 2001. The house's garage was converted into a rehearsal space for Weezer to record demos for the band's then-planned third album.
==See also==
*Weezer (The Green Album)
Category:Locations
7 Day Divorce

"7 Day Divorce" is the eighth track from Carnival Art's 1989 album "Like Nobody's Business."
==Lyrics==
Fuck off
So now you got your way back home
What do you hope to find
There's some corrupted echo ringing around in your mind
The vinyl disc like gambling bets
Is based on dollars and cigarettes
And now they collect thier debts by signing you blind
??? (If you want it)
??? (Come and get it)
Seven day divorce
??? (If you want it)
??? (Come and get it)
Seven day divorce
Business business bussines first
???
I don't care what you do
Just make it sell for you
The silver platters on your wall
???
Spineless Voodoo buy
The record with
The record with
The record with
The record with
The record with
The record with the Stig
??? (If you want it)
??? (Come and get it)
Seven day divorce
??? (If you want it)
??? (Come and get it)
Seven day divorce
==See also==
*List of Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art
Category:Songs on Like Nobody's Business
Category:Self-produced Carnival Art songs
9021place

"9021place" is the twenty-third track and third hidden track from the album Free Flight Thru the Universe of Sound by Southern Fried Swing. The song is notable for its unique naming conventions, as well as its portrayal of drugs in the form of hyper lyricism and instrumentation.
==Lyrics==
!!! = Purposeful gibberish
Hello? Hello?
Nobody here?
Let's go shopping at the mall
Let's go shopping at the mall
Buy some bikinis for the beach
Buy some bikinis for the beach
My, it's fun to work at the Christmas tree factory
My, it's fun to work at the Christmas tree factory
I'm going to go to UCLA
I'm going to enroll in UCLA
I'm going to be a political scientist
Let's shop at the mall
Let's shop at the mall
Let me hear you, let me hear you
Let me hear you say you're with me
My god, I'm running out of bras,
I've got to buy seven more, let's go to the store
Buy me cheese dip, I'll give you a dollar
I'd go to the place myself but my mom has hollered again
And I'm stuck at the beach
The bend, my friend
I'll go to the store once more
But I won't ask you to accompany me
Come back again sometime, we love your business here
Now go away and drive to the place where you will see the sun again
I'm going to buy an Acura,
I'm going to buy an Acura,
I'm going to buy an Acura,
A Lexus, an Acura, an Infiniti
I'm going to UCLA
I'm going to study politcal science
I'm going to UCLA
I have a UCLA vanity plate
I'm going to rave soon
I'm going to a rave
We rave
Techno, man, techno! (Techno!)
I'm gonna buy some speed
I'm gonna buy some speed, man, or some crack
And I'm going to UCLA
I go to a rave
I'm snorting crack
I'm smoking coke
I'm shooting coke
I am fucking crazy!
I am nuts!
!!!
Come back again someday
I'm gonna smoke some crack, man
Yeah man, crack
Man, I'm smokin' crack
I'm smokin' crack, man
I wanna get some speed,
Yeah man, some speed
Speed
Techno's my favorite thing
In the whole wide world again
Once more
Oh, shit
==See Also==
*Free Flight Thru the Universe of Sound
*Southern Fried Swing
*Patrick Wilson
*Karl Koch
Category:Southern Fried Swing
Category:Songs on Free Flight Thru the Universe of Sound
Category:Patrick Wilson
Category:Karl Koch
A.V. Club interview with Rivers Cuomo - January 27, 2009

By Vadim Rizov
January 27, 2009
As frontman for Weezer, Rivers Cuomo soundtracked the nation's middle-school parties with alt-radio hits like "Buddy Holly," and single-handedly unearthed an emo nation with 1996's Pinkerton. A nervous five-year hiatus ensued; when Weezer finally returned with 2001's Green Album, it was greeted by endless complaints that the new Weezer was never as good as it had been. These last two years have seen the release of Cuomo's demos, home recordings, and various oddities as Alone and Alone II, which feature lengthy, freakishly enlightening liner-notes-cum-essays. From his home in L.A., Cuomo recently spoke to The A.V. Club about the almost universally acclaimed Alone albums, how Weezer emerged from metal power fantasies, and why constant criticism doesn't bother him.
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Category:Transcripts
Category:Interviews
Category:Rivers Cuomo Interviews
AIM chat with Rivers Cuomo excerpts - January 10, 2002

The following are excerpts from a chat that took place on AIM that were posted on the now defunct Weezon.com. In the interest of posterity, they have not been edited for typographical errors by Weezerpedia. -megasnorkel
Rivers took a phone call from Kevin Ridel of AM Radio here.
 
Category:Transcripts
Category:Interviews
Category:Rivers Cuomo Interviews
Category:Featured article
AIM chat with Rivers Cuomo excerpts - January 11, 2002

The following are excerpts from a chat that took place on AIM that were posted on the now defunct Weezon.com. In the interest of posterity, they have not been edited for typographical errors by Weezerpedia. -megasnorkel
Rivers left for a bit and we chatted amongst ourselves. He came back during the following exchange:
Category:Transcripts
Category:Interviews
Category:Rivers Cuomo Interviews
AMP Magazine interview with Ryen Slegr - May 2003

==Interview==
ozma
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By Paul Merriwether
Pasadena can proudly claim the Rose Bowl, a Roscoe's Chicken franchise and critical darlings OZMA as its own. Spending Time on the Borderline (Kung Fu Records) is a OZMA's newest release, a schizophrenic trip through the treacherous terrain of power pop that veers off into psychedelia, punk, New Wave and all points in between. Like the bastard sons of Weezer, the Turtles and Gary Numan they're forging a new sound from the random debris of the old. I spoke to singer Ryan Slegr about life on the road, the perils of ocular disintegration and foot fungus out in the great wide open.
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==Images==
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==See also==
*Ozma
Category:OzmaCategory:InterviewsCategory:Transcripts
AM Radio

AM Radio is an American rock band fronted by singer Kevin Ridel, a longtime personal friend and former bandmate of Weezer lead singer Rivers Cuomo. The band has released three studio albums and is currently working on an EP.
==Overview==
===Beginnings, "Radioactive"===
AM Radio began in 2001, when they recorded a debut album that they couldn't find the support to release. After Ridel unsuccessfully pursued a project entitled Peel, it was Cuomo who helped AM Radio get off the ground in late 2001. Cuomo was enlisted as AM Radio's manager, and in 2002, the band toured with Weezer on the Dusty West Tour, Japan World Cup Tour, and the Enlightenment Tour. In 2003, "Radioactive" was released on Elektra Records, supported by singles "Taken for a Ride" and "I Just Wanna Be Loved." "I Just Wanna Be Loved" was featured on Smallville, a hit TV series on The WB and released on the show's soundtrack. Also in 2003, "Taken for a Ride" was featured on the videogame soundtrack for EA Sports’ Madden NFL 2004. The band received more support from The WB when "Taken for a Ride" was featured on an episode of One Tree Hill. The song also appeared on a television trailer for the FOX feature film The Girl Next Door that same year.
===Move to Japan, "Reactive"===
Later in the decade, AM Radio redirected its musical efforts overseas and pursued a record label with Polydor Records in Japan. "Reactive" was released in 2007. Ridel signed with Sony Publishing Japan and pursued other Japanese side projects as well.
===Return to LA, "BBBB"===
After a string of small club tours in Los Angeles and a handful of band rehearsals, Ridel and current AM Radio member Jason Moore began a project entitled "Jason Feat Kevin," commonly referred to by the band as "JFK." The duo then restarted AM Radio in mid 2008 and pursued both groups. In December of that same year, it was announced that AM Radio would record a new album. About a year later, in November, "Bigger Better Bolder Brighter" ("BBBB") was released without the help of a record label. Ridel has stated ""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."
The band is currently working on a new EP.
==Discography==
Studio albums
Year
Title
Label
2003
Radioactive
Elektra
2007
Reactive
Polydor Japan
2009
Bigger Better Bolder Brighter
Self-released
2013
Shine
Self-released
EPs
Year
Title
Label
2002
New Wave
Self-released
Singles
Year
Title
Label
2003
"Taken for a Ride"
Elektra
2012
"Bad Luck"
Self-released
==See also==
*Avant Garde
*List of AM Radio songs
Category: Rivers Cuomo
Category:Weezer-related bands
Category:Bands Weezer has toured with
AOL Live chat with Weezer - May 14, 2001

Goofy alternative rockers Weezer stopped by AOL Live to chat about their hits, their careers and how they learned how to make it big and have a lot of fun in the process. See what they had to say below!
Scroll down to read the full transcript...
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::applause::
::applause::
Copyright 2001 America Online, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Portions of this transcript may be edited by AOL to correct spelling, 
punctuation and/or remove any material that violates AOL's Terms of Service.
==See also==
*Karl's Corner - 05/14/2001
Category:TranscriptsCategory:Interviews
A Boat on the Sea

"A Boat on the Sea" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo. The song originally demoed in consideration for what would eventually become Weezer's ninth album, Everything Will Be Alright in the End. The demo was released as part of the digital compilation Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years on November 20, 2020.
===Appearances===
*Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years (2020)
==Overview==
"A Boat on the Sea" was first demoed in early 2012Master Session: A Boat on the Sea and was in consideration for Ecce Homo, an early draft of the concept album that would eventually become ninth album, Everything Will Be Alright in the End. The song is sung from the point of view of the character Sebastian. The lyrics refer to "Truth and Beauty" and a Grecian urn, which may be an allusion to the 1819 poem "" by .
==Lyrics==
My name’s Sebastian, I killed the captain
Just a guy that likes to keep the ghetto blastin’
In 1690 I blew up Weimar
Dedicating everything I did to Beauty
But Truth and Beauty are not the same thing
That Grecian Urn filled up with camel dung
I got a sharp tongue; better warn the Pope
All I wanted to be was a boat on the sea
With the wind ever blowing my sail
All I wanted to be was a boat on the sea
With the wind ever blowing my sail
Blowing my sail
I’m like a Buddhist tryna do this
And you can hook me up with God because you’re Jewish
The Pharisees are tryna thwart me
I need a Mary Magdalene to escort me
Such a bummer the Last Supper 
Is right around the corner from this place
Get your pants on, botox your face
All I wanted to be was a boat on the sea
With the wind ever blowing my sail
All I wanted to be was a boat on the sea
With the wind ever blowing my sail
Blowing my sail
I'll never know
If I'm worth a damn
Or just a ham
But when I trust a feeling
Music comes to me
And I feel free
And that's all I needed to know
All I wanted to be was a boat on the sea
With the wind ever blowing my sail
All I wanted to be was a boat on the sea
With the wind ever blowing my sail
All I wanted to be was a boat on the sea
With the wind ever blowing my sail
Blowing my sail
Blowing my sail
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years
A Brief History

"A Brief History" is the first of two b-side tracks from "No Show", the debut single by Space Twins, Weezer guitarist Brian Bell's side project.
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
Woolly Mammoth's my favourite mammal
But he's got more sperm than a sperm whale
The Bible says that God made the stars
But Darwin makes more sense to fish
On cars
Falling deep into a deep black hole
I'm falling deep into a deep black hole
Falling deep into a deep black hole
And black holes feel so black
He's just more man, I feel stupid
'Cause I haven't got a brain absolutesive
I'm falling deep into a deep black hole
Falling deep into a deep black hole
Falling deep into a deep black hole
Mountain to twins the girl on top 
She'll age much faster
That's the paradox
Arrow of time points in three directions
To the hell and one to...
Heaven, wanna go to Heaven
Wanna go to Heaven
Wanna go...
To Heaven
==See also==
*List of Space Twins songs
Category:Space Twins
Category: Brian Bell
A Day in the Life

"A Day in the Life" is a song from the 1967 album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles, written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Patrick Wilson covered the song in 1993.
==Overview==
Patrick Wilson recorded a cover of the song on 8-track in February of 1993, along with covers of "She's Leaving Home" and "Lady Madonna".Karl Koch. "Late Winter/Spring 1993: Various 8 Track recordings by Rivers, and Pat.". Recording History - Page 4.
==Lyrics==
I read the news today, oh boy
About a lucky man who made the grade
And though the news was rather sad
Well, I just had to laugh
I saw the photograph
He blew his mind out in a car
He didn't notice that the lights had changed
A crowd of people stood and stared
They'd seen his face before
Nobody was really sure if he was from the House of Lords
I saw a film today, oh boy
The English Army had just won the war
A crowd of people turned away
But I just had to look
Having read the book
I'd love to turn you on
Woke up, fell out of bed
Dragged a comb across my head
Found my way downstairs and drank a cup
And looking up I noticed I was late
Found my coat and grabbed my hat
Made the bus in seconds flat
Found my way upstairs and had a smoke
And somebody spoke and I went into a dream
I read the news today, oh boy
Four thousand holes in Blackburn, Lancashire
And though the holes were rather small
They had to count them all
Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall
I'd love to turn you on
==Known recordings==
==See also==
* She's Leaving Home
* Lady Madonna
* If I Fell
* List of Patrick Wilson songs
==References==
Category:Patrick Wilson
Category:Cover songs
A Different Shade of Green: A Tribute to Green Day

A Different Shade of Green: A Tribute to Green Day is a tribute album to Green Day released on July 22, 2003Skunk Ape Records. (11 July 2003). Archived from the original by Wayback Machine on 11 August 2003. https://web.archive.org/web/20030811005339/http://www.skunkaperecords.com/frames_index.asp. by Skunk Ape Records, who also released the Weezer tribute album Making Noise: A Tribute to Weezer in 2001. The album includes an acoustic rendition of "Worry Rock" by Weezer, featuring Petra Haden on violin, Tanya Haden on cello, and Rod Cervera on guitar (as well as on production duties). 
==Track listing==
==Personnel (on "Worry Rock")==
*Rivers Cuomo – vocals, guitar
*Brian Bell – guitar
*Pat Wilson – drums
*Tanya Haden – cello
*Rod Cervera – guitar, production, mixing
*Petra Haden – violin
==See also==
*Making Noise: A Tribute to Weezer
*Green Day
*List of tribute albums
==References==
Category:Weezer compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:Tribute albums
Category:2003 releases
A Few Screws Lucy

"A Few Screws Lucy" is a song by Rivers Cuomo. It was released as part of the digital compilation Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years on July 3, 2024. 
===Appearances===
*Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years (2021)
==Overview==
==Lyrics==
===Ver. 2===
God is gay
Oh my god, what a goddamn waste
Hush, my love
Have another stick of gum
Bless this mess
She's overdressed
C'est la vie
I can dream
So I'll take a sleeping pill
And watch TV
She's a few screws Lucy
She threw a snowball at me
This is where I get off the train, ooh
She's a few screws Lucy
Pumping A$AP Rocky
This is where I get off the train, ooh
Left on Fourth
Don't you know that this means war
Let's throw down
Baby girl, you're out of bounds
Bless this mess
She's overdressed
Yeah, c'est la vie
I can dream
So I'll take a sleeping pill
And watch TV
She's a few screws Lucy
She threw a snowball at me
This is where I get off the train, ooh
She's a few screws Lucy
Pumping A$AP Rocky
This is where I get off the train, ooh
Fire alert
You better watch out
Fire alert
You better watch out
Fire alert
You better watch out (Can't get away from her)
Fire alert (She's everywhere)
You better watch out (Can't get away from her)
She's a few screws Lucy
She threw a snowball at me
This is where I get off the train, ooh
She's a few screws Lucy
Pumping A$AP Rocky
This is where I get off the train, ooh
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone XIII: The Pacific Daydream Black Years
A Final Tear of Red

"A Final Tear of Red" is a song written by Jason Cropper and Rivers Cuomo.
==Overview==
Jason Cropper wrote the music and Rivers Cuomo contributed lyrics to "A Final Tear of Red." The song was recorded to 8-track in spring of 1993, though no mix with vocals exists.Weezer Recording History - Page 4 The song has been purported to have later become an early Chopper One song, though Cropper has since disputed this.
==See also==
*List of Jason Cropper songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Jason Cropper
Category:Cuomo-Cropper collaborations