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Time Is Running Out

"Time Is Running Out" is a song by Rivers Cuomo, originally demoed in 2004 during pre-production on fifth album, Make Believe.
===Appearances===
*Alone IX: The Make Believe Years (2020)
==Overview==
"Time Is Running Out" is a lyrical reworking of a previous Rivers Cuomo demo, "Simple Fisherman." Cuomo worked on "Time Is Running Out" at S.I.R. Rehearsal Studios in Los Angeles during pre-production on fifth album, Make Believe. The song was, apparently, later reworked again under the title "Learning to Love."
==Lyrics==
All my friends have gone their way
And I am on my own
Thinking of the things I've done
And people I have known
Time is running out for me
And I am so afraid
Time is running out for me
And I cannot be saved
How I wish that I could turn
The hands of time right back
Back to when I had the chance
To get my life on track
Time is running out for me
And I am so afraid
Time is running out for me
And I cannot be saved
I must turn
To the days ahead
Make the most
Before I am dead
Fare thee well,
Little life of mine
How I wish
That we had more time
Time is running out for me
And I am so afraid
Time is running out for me
And I cannot be saved
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone IX: The Make Believe YearsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Time Song

"Time Song" is a song written by Matt Sharp.
==Overview==
"Time Song" is first known to have been performed live by Sharp at solo shows in 2003 while touring his EP and then-upcoming solo record. The song is known to have been performed at a concert in Nashville in October of that year. 
In February of 2004, Sharp and Rivers Cuomo rekindled their friendship in what Sharp described as a "quick and explosive creative period", working together on "15 to 16 new song ideas." Originally the two considered releasing a record of the new material, but nothing came of it due to what Sharp described as their "special brand of dysfunctionality." Sharp and Cuomo publicly reunited at a Matt Sharp concert at California State University, Fullerton on February 12, 2004. Sharp and Cuomo performed "Time Song" together, with Sharp introducing it as "one of the first ideas we started working on together". This performance included a new bridge sung (and presumably co-written) by Cuomo.
==Audio==
===Live performance===
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===Jack Mergist cover===
Jack Mergist (who co-created the Homie tribute album in 2009), released a studio cover of "Time Song" in 2008.
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==Lyrics==
A year and a day passes with ease
I’ve got five-year flashes without memory
A time song
Well, it’s an empty song
Syllables come like paragraphs
This novel just can’t get past it’s first draft
The time song
Well it’s a patient song
Ah, now
Time song
The empty song
Time song
The patient song
Time song
Rolling on and on and on
A voice at the front door is asking
How far do you have to go
And the answer is close
But time song
Well, it’s the endless song
Ah, now
Time song
It’s an endless song
Time song
Rolling on
Time song
It goes on and on and on
And every day starts out the same
I comb my hair and wash my face
I change my shirt, then drift into the afternoon
And when the day is finally through
There’s so much left I need to do
But then I close my eyes and let it slip away
Do-do-do-do
Time song
The only song
Time song
It’s a lonely song
Time song
Rolling on
Time song (Do-do-do-do)
===Earlier verse, October 23, 2003===
Alright, now
I guess I feel more loyal
But more loyal to what? More loyal to who?
What's Time Song loyal to?
==See Also==
*List of Matt Sharp songs
Category: Matt Sharp
Category: Rivers Cuomo
Category:Cuomo-Sharp collaborations
Time Warp Love Song

"Time Warp Love Song" is a song written by Jason Cropper. The song was recorded by Cropper's short-lived band Fliptop for the group's unreleased, self-titled EP.
==Overview==
==Personnel==
*Jason Cropper – vocals, guitars, piano
*Dallan Baumgarten – guitars, vocals
*Scott Shiflett – bass
*Josh Freese – drums
*Amy Cropper - vocals
==Lyrics==
==See also==
*Fliptop
*List of Jason Cropper songs
Category: Jason Cropper
Category: Fliptop
To Benefit Petra Haden

To Benefit Petra Haden is a double 7"-vinyl by Vegas Records, released to benefit musician Petra Haden, who accrued substantial medical bills following a hit-and-run accident in 2003. The release features a live recording of "Why Bother?" by Weezer as well as the previously unreleased song "Becoming You" by band AM Radio, in addition to recordings by Phantom Planet, and Ben Kweller. Its cover artwork was done by Andrew Bargeron, who is credited with illustration work for numerous Weezer-related releases from the early 2000s. The records were printed in a large variety of colors, meaning most copies of the release are unique.
==Track Listing==
===="Disc-A" (Weezer/AM Radio)====
Side A: Weezer — "Why Bother?" (Live in Atlanta 7/29/02)'''
:*Recorded by Craig Overbay
:*Mixed by Rod Cervera
Side B: AM Radio — "Becoming You" (previously unreleased)
:*Produced and mixed by Rod Cervera
===="Disc-B" (Phantom Planet/Ben Kweller)====
Side A: Phantom Planet — "Always on My Mind" (London edit)
:*Recorded and mixed by Alex Greenwald and Chad Fisher
Side B: Ben Kweller — "It's Not Fair" (previously unreleased)
:*Recorded and mixed by Ben Kweller
==See also==
*Weezer discography
*Petra Haden
==External links==
*To Benefit Petra Haden on Discogs
Category:Weezer compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:AM Radio compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:2003 releases
To Keep Me

"To Keep Me" is the sixth track on that dog.'s second album, "Totally Crushed Out!."
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
It's time to shut off
It's time to turn down
It's time to get lost
I must turn me around
To lessen the pain
To broaden the truth
To dispose of no gain
I haven't the proof
To keep me from falling back
To keep me from letting go
To keep me from holding onto myself
The era has ended
The time has come
It will be so splendid
We've only just begun
To keep me from falling back
To keep me of letting go
To teach me from holding onto myself
==See also==
*List of that dog. songs
Category: that dog. songs
Category:Songs on Totally Crushed Out!
Category:that dog. songs produced by Paul DuGre
To the Leader of the Band

"To the Leader of the Band" is the second track from Analog Horizons.
===Appearances===
*Analog Horizons
==Overview==
==Lyrics==
You thought everything was safe in your neighborhood
What are we turning into nothings understood
Someone sent a noise complaint 
Said the band sounds great, but it's too late
Keep the noise down, but you can't keep the boys down
Down your block I picked your lock with my magic set of keys
This is what you get when you bypass the whole lease 
Someone sent a noise complaint 
Said the band sounds great, but it's too late
Keep the noise down, can't keep the boys down
Mail to the leader of the band
There's a message in my mailbox but it doesn't have a stamp
Mail to the leader of the band
There's a message in my mailbox but it doesn't have a stamp
Mail to the leader of the band
There's a message in my mailbox but it doesn't have a stamp
Mail to the leader of the band
There's a message in my mailbox but it doesn't have a stamp
Mail to the leader of the band
There's a message in my mailbox but it doesn't have a stamp
==See also==
*Digital Seagull
*Analog Horizons
Category: Kenn Shane songs
Category: Ryen Slegr songs
Toby Gad

Tobias "Toby" Gad (born 12 April 1968) is a Los Angeles-based German music producer and songwriter.
==Songs co-written with Rivers Cuomo==
===Pacific Daydream===
*"Mexican Fender"
===Other===
*"Live My Life"
*"Ms. Fantasy" with Josh Alexander
*"Pornography" with Josh Alexander
*"This Is It" with Kandace Ferrell
Category:Weezer song co-writers
Todd Philips

Todd Philips is a drummer, formerly of band alongside Mikey Welsh. He performed two shows with Weezer under the name Goat Punishment in 1998, as Pat Wilson was out of town. According to Philips, he was the one that suggested the name "Goat Punishment" to Welsh (the name having been made up by Jon Williams of the band Volcano Suns).Weezer B-Sides "Goat Punishment - Blew (Nirvana cover) [Nov. 1998 - Hollywood, CA]" YouTube (comment by Todd Philips) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSeGRBIdkYI :File:Toddphilipscomment goatpunishment.png
==References==
Category: Goat Punishment membersCategory:Musicians
Category:People who have sat in with Weezer
Category:Drummers
Todd Sullivan

Todd Sullivan is the Geffen A&R representative who signed Weezer to DGC Records on June 25, 1993. Sullivan is credited for A&R work on Weezer (The Blue Album), Pinkerton, and Maladroit, as well as the Rivers Cuomo solo albums Alone and Alone II, and the DVD release Video Capture Device. He additionally produced Weezer's 1998 cover of "Velouria", which appeared on Where Is My Mind?: A Tribute to the Pixies, and contributed vocals to the Homie song "American Girls", which appeared on Meet the Deedles: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. In a 2008 interview with the music publication Pitchfork, Rivers Cuomo stated that he considers Sullivan to be his "harshest critic".Crock, J., & Cuomo, R. (2008, January 28). Rivers Cuomo feature. Pitchfork. Retrieved from https://pitchfork.com/features/interview/6773-rivers-cuomo/.
==Weezer-related credits==
*Weezer (The Blue Album) (1994) – A&R
*Pinkerton (1996) – A&R
*Meet the Deedles: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1998) – Vocals (on "American Girls")
*Where Is My Mind?: A Tribute to the Pixies (1999) – Production (on "Velouria")
*Maladroit (2002) – A&R
*Video Capture Device (2004) – A&R
*Alone: The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo (2007) – A&R
*Alone II: The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo (2008) – A&R
*Dusty Gems & Raw Nuggets (2019) – "Deluxe Edition Originally Produced by"
==See also==
*Jamie Young
*Ric Ocasek
*Jon Pikus
==References==
Category:Homie members
Category:Weezer producers
Together Tomorrow (album)

Together Tomorrow is a limited vinyl release by The Relationship, consisting of tracks from the band's previously-unreleased 2006 album.
==Overview==
On August 19, 2020, Brian Bell posted to his Instagram account a clip of the song "Mother Night" with the accompanying text: "Original 2006 lost RELATIONSHIP record found! Coming soon!" Bell elaborated on the release on Instagram on September 12, previewing the label artwork and explaining:
100 copies in production! Recently, my good friend and colleague, Luther Russell, brought to my attention an album we made back in 2006—the original Relationship recordings, recorded to 8-track tape. The recording method was not new, but the process was fresh and inspiring. It forced us to make on-the-spot mixing and performance choices. For whatever reasons I had at the time, I decided the record needed more work. And, it wasn’t until 2010 that I first released the eponymous Relationship CD.
A majority of the songs on this original recording, now entitled “Together Tomorrow”, appear on the 2010 CD; either reworked completely or intact with a few sonic additions. One of the songs, “Thought I Knew”, even found its way onto Weezer’s Red Album. So now there exists three (actually four if you count outtakes) fairly different versions of the same song.
2020, the quarantine year, has been a reminder not to take for granted hanging out and making music with friends such as Nate Shaw, Luther Russell, Jamie Reidling, Sean Lennon, and Sarabeth Tucek. Hearing this record again after probably over a decade, made me question why I didn’t release it back in 2006? So, I’m printing up 100 vinyl copies to document this era in my life and in the life of the band, The Relationship.
The album went on sale, limited to 100 copies, on December 21, 2020 via Manhead Merch and sold out in less than a day.
==Track listing==
==Personnel==
*Brian Bell - lead vocals, guitar, piano (track 1)
*Luther Russell - backing vocals, bass, guitar, piano, organ, drums (tracks 4, 6, 7), production, mixing
*Nate Shaw - guitar
*Jamie Riedling - drums
*Sean Lennon - backing vocals, slide guitar (track 4), bass (track 10)
*Sarabeth Tucek - backing vocals (track 10)
*Mr. Jack Riedling, Sr. - piano (track 2)
*Jason Hiller - engineering
*Dave Schultz - mastering
==See also==
*Brian Bell
*The Space Twins
Category:The Relationship albums
Category:Brian Bell
Category:2020 releases
Together Tomorrow (song)

"Together Tomorrow" is a demo by The Relationship.
==Overview==
"Together Tomorrow" was written by Brian Bell and recorded in 2006 for Together Tomorrow. The album went unreleased for unknown reasons, with only two demos of the song released on the band's Myspace page in the mid-to-late 2000s. In December 2020, Bell officially released Together Tomorrow, which included the titular song.
==Personnel==
*Brian Bell - lead vocals, guitar
*Luther Russell - backing vocals, bass, guitar, piano, organ, production, mixing
*Nate Shaw - guitar
*Jamie Riedling - drums
*Jason Hiller - engineering
*Dave Schultz - mastering
==Lyrics==
<tabber>
|-|Demo 1=
I have to go
Thought you’d like to know
You need to stay
But we can be together tomorrow
La la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
We can be together tomorrow
I’d like to show 
How much I’ve grown
If you can wait that long
Then we can be together tomorrow
La la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
We can be together tomorrow
Let me tell you that
I need to know 
If you feel lonely
Cause I’m coming home 
So we can be together tomorrow
Yeah, we can be together tomorrow 
Forever in sorrow
La la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
We can be together tomorrow
We can be together tomorrow
We can be together tomorrow
We can be together tomorrow
|-|Demo 2=
I have to go
Thought you’d like to know
You need to stay
But we can be together tomorrow
La la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
And you know it won't be long
Before we're singing the same song
Ah, ah
I want to show 
Just how much I’ve grown
If you can wait that long
Then we can be together tomorrow
La la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
And you know it won't be long
Before we're singing the same song
Ah, ah
I need to know 
Do you feel alone?
Cause I’m coming home 
So we can be together tomorrow
So why do you have to cry
Every time I say goodbye?
You should know
When I go, it’s not forever
We can be together tomorrow
Oh
La la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
And you know it won't be long
Before we're singing the same song
La la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
And you know it won't be long
Before we're singing the same song
Ah, ah
</tabber>
==See also==
*List of The Relationship songs
Category: The Relationship songs
Category: Brian Bell
Category:Songs on Together Tomorrow
Tokyo Police Club

Tokyo Police Club is an indie rock band from Ontario, Canada.
==Overview==
Tokyo Police Club formed in 2005, and began receiving attention a year later with the release of two EP's, A Lesson In Crime and Smith, and the popular single, "Your English is Good." Their first proper album release came in 2008 with Elephant Shell, which included singles "Tessellate," "In a Cave," and "Your English is Good." Champ followed in 2010, and a number of albums and EPs have released since.
===Weezer connections===
The band covered "Friends of P." for the 2008 The Rentals tribute album, Friends of P - Tribute to the Rentals (also known as Lost Out in the Machinery - Songs of the Rentals). This cover was also included as a bonus track on the UK and Japanese deluxe releases of the band's debut album, Elephant Shell.
In the same year, the band toured with Weezer on the Troublemaker Tour. The band thanked Weezer for "letting us come on this tour" at several shows, even though they were often performing for a small portion of the audience that would arrive that night. At one Los Angeles-area show, lead singer David Monks brought out a camera and took a picture of the fans. Guitarist Josh Hook was brought on stage toward the end of Weezer's set to play "Troublemaker" with them at a few shows. They played their "Friends of P." cover on the last night of that show.
==Weezer-related discography==
===Studio albums===
*Elephant Shell (2008)
===Compilation albums===
*Friends of P - Tribute to the Rentals (2008)
==See also==
*Lost Out in the Machinery - Songs of the Rentals
*Troublemaker Tour
*List of bands Weezer has toured with
Category:Bands Weezer has toured with
Category:The Rentals cover artists
Tokyo Vacation

"Tokyo Vacation" is an instrumental song written by Patrick Wilson for the Franklin Mint.
====Appearances====
*Released on thespecialgoodness.com
==Overview==
"Tokyo Vacation" was released on thespecialgoodness.com in early 2001, as part of "The First Batch".The Franklin Mint. thespecialgoodness.com. Archived from the original on May 10, 2001.
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*Franklin Mint
*List of Patrick Wilson songs
==References==
Category:Patrick Wilson songs
Toledo City Paper interview with Scott Shriner - September 12, 2002

A conversation with Weezer bassist (and Toledo native), Scott Shriner
by Mike Saccone
1994 – As grunge-rock was letting out its last breaths, rock radio saw the advent of a new wave of post-punk, alernative. rock bands. At the forefront of this revival was the band Weezer. The nostalgic musical style showcased on its debut disc “Weezer” drew raves (with hits like “The Sweater Song” and “Buddy Holly”), and Weezer established itself as one of modern rock’s most rockin’ and visually appealing bands of the ’90s.
Following the conclusion of the tour in support of its ’96 release, “Pinkerton,” Weezer went on a three-year hiatus. However, in 2000, the band signed on to the popular Warped Tour to once again test the waters of rock music. And buoyed by the fan reaction, the band returned to the studio to record its second eponymous album. When Mikey Welsh departed the band in 2001, Weezer found itself in need of a bass player. Enter Scott Shriner.
Recently, while holed up in a Phoenix hotel room, the Toledo native discussed the basics of rock stardom with the Toledo City Paper..
Weezer finished its summer Enlightenment tour last month. The band was on tour with Dashboard Confessional, Sparta, Rooney, Home Town Hero, AM Radio and The Special Goodness. Weezer also played the Reading Festival, Leeds Festival and opened for Guns ‘N Roses at the London Arena in late August. Weezer is currently heading back into the studio to finish up its fifth studio album.
Mike Saccone is the TCP intern.
Category:Interviews
Category:Transcripts
Category:Scott Shriner Interviews
Tom DeLonge

Tom Delonge is the guitarist and vocalist for the bands blink-182 and Angels & Airwaves. Angels & Airwaves toured with Weezer for the 2008 Troublemaker Tour where Delonge was often called up to sing verses of Undone - The Sweater Song with the band. In 2009, blink-182 toured with Weezer on the Bleezer Tour.
==External links==
* tothestars.media
Category:Members of bands
Tom Grimley

Tom Grimley is a Los Angeles-based music producer, engineer and experimental music composer. He studied music composition at Loyola Marymount University.
==Overview==
A former member of and/or collaborator with such bands such as Waldo The Dog Faced Boy, The Rentals, Slug, Jacknife, The Benett Band, Recess & more, Tom Grimley co-founded the now-defunct record label W.I.N. Records with Devin Sarno in 1989. The label was founded with the goal to "release records from friends who were making music that we believed in and felt should be heard."
Grimley also ran Poop Alley Studios from 1991-1997, recording hundreds of L.A. bands. Poop Alley’s discography includes a variety of artists such as: Beck, that dog., The Rentals, Geraldine Fibbers, Spain, Slug, Lowercase, Popdefect, Petra Haden, Radies Man, Benett, Waldo The Dog Faced Boy, Rusty-Like, Rod Poole, Speculum Fight, The Centimeters, Polar Goldie Cats, Solid Eye, Charles Brown Superstar, Beth Capper, The Centimeters, Chika Chika, Jen Wood and Miss Murgatroid.
Some of Grimley's early recordings were documented on the double CD compilation, The Poop Alley Tapes. This comp, reflecting several years’ worth of work at the studio, was also seen as a summation of the WIN Records catalog.
In 2007, Grimley embarked on a tour of the United States administering experimental music performances with his self-constructed "automated electronic music ensemble."
==Discography==
===With Recess===
*Don't Call Me On My Birthday (1994)
*Recess
==See also==
*Poop Alley Studios
*The Rentals
*that dog.
Category:The Rentals members
Category:Musicians
Category:Recess members
Category:Poop Alley Studios
Category:W.I.N. Records
Category:Waldo The Dog Faced Boy members
Category:That Dog
Tomorrow

"Tomorrow" is a song from the musical Annie, with music by Charles Strouse and lyrics by Martin Charnin, published in 1977. Rivers Cuomo covered the song in 2004, along with two other “Ann”-themed songs (Invincible by Ann Poonkasem and Annie’s Song by John Denver) and streamed them on his Myspace.com profile until they were removed for copyright infringement.
==Lyrics==
The sun'll come out tomorrow
Bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow
There'll be sun
Just thinkin' about tomorrow
Clear away the cobwebs and the sorrow
'Til there's none
When I'm stuck with a day that's gray and lonely
I just stick out my chin and grin and say
Oh
The sun'll come out tomorrow
So you gotta hang on 'til tomorrow
Come what may
Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love ya', tomorrow
You're always a day away
==See also==
List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Cover songs
Category: Rivers Myspace songs
Tomorrow I'll Be Gone

"Tomorrow I'll Be Gone" is the twelfth track from AM Radio's debut album "Radioactive."
===Appearances===
*"Radioactive" - (2003)
==Overview==
==Personnel==
*Kevin Ridel - Lead vocals
*Joe Higgins - Drums
*Jason Moore - Guitar
*Rowan Robertson - Guitar
*Bryce Soderberg - Bass guitar, background vocals
==Lyrics==
==See also==
*List of AM Radio songs
Category: AM Radio songs
Category:Songs on Radioactive
Category:AM Radio songs produced by Howard Benson
Tone Def Sound interview with Daniel Brummel - August 2020

Original article (archived by Wayback Machine): https://web.archive.org/web/20210630032857/https://tonedefsound.com/daniel-brummels-humble-mumble/
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Daniel Brummel’s Humble Mumble
 by Tonedefsound | August 18, 2020 
The Sanglorians frontman talks about the band’s first album in seven years.
Wuddup Daniel? This isn’t the start of the interview yet. Hold on bro. Let me get my spiel done first. Who hasn’t Dan worked with? Weezer? Check. Nada Surf? Check. A world renowned college? Check. The Trump administration. Bingo! But Ozma and Sanglorians are, on the other hand, the legitimate and fully child-supported brainchildren of Mr. Brummel. The latter of which has gone through numerous hiatuses…haitusi? Anyway, they broke up and got back together without actually announcing a break up. Like my relationship with Ariana Grande, except that the getting together part hasn’t even been told to her yet. Lolzzz. Anywho, Ozma was a huge influence on the formative years of the Californian millennial generation with Warped Tour (RIP), cool CD compilations (RIP) and rawk shows (RIP for now). 
The passion for writing and performing started Dan down the Sanglorians highway in 2013 after the hiatus of his previous band. The genius songwriting continued in their appropriately named debut album Initiation, with anthemic choruses, stick breaking drum beats, heavily distorted guitars and much, much more of that power-pop goodness. 
Now, just in time for the second round of Covid quarantine, we have the sophomore album Odalisque, the perfect soundtrack to your bathtub sobs in the fetal position while contemplating your worthless life under a cold shower… It does get better, I promise. Mr. Brummelstein takes a few moments from strutting around his posh LA pad to sit down at his MacBook and type out a few responses for us about the past, present and future of his music. Drum roll please……..It’s DANNY!
https://sanglorians.bandcamp.com
https://www.danielbrummel.com
http://www.ozmaofficial.com
==See also==
*Ozma
Category:OzmaCategory:InterviewsCategory:Transcripts