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Popeye

"Popeye" is a song by Supersport 2000.
===Appearances===
*Shine Like the Holy Grail (1995-1997) (Online bootleg, 1997)
==Overview== 
"Popeye" is one of many circulating demos by Supersport 2000. It was included as the fifth track of the Shine Like the Holy Grail (1995-1997) online bootleg. It is unknown how the song initially leaked, so the titles given to these bootleg MP3's are not considered official.
The song's lyrics feature direct references to both 1930's cartoon character as well as the song "" by .
The song "Superbabe 2000" by power pop band samples parts of the "Bohemian Rhapsody" inspired verse.
==Personnel==
*Rod Cervera - guitars
*Mike Fletcher - drums
*Graciela Germann - vocals, guitar
*Cherielynn Westrich - lead vocals, bass, synthesizers
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
Thunderbolts and lightning, very very frightening
Thunderbolts and lightning, very very frightening
Thunderbolts and lightning, very very frightening
Thunderbolts and lightning
Cross your heart, hope to die
Stick a needle, in your eye
If you pee, change the sheets
If you pee, lift the seat
If you wanna run away I've got a place that you can stay
It's in my head if that's okay
I think about you everyday
If I die, stay away
I got a flower for you babe
I'm a fly and you're a Frogger
I'm a good boy
I don't mind if you die
I wish you would find a seat and cry
If you go, I won't wait
Even though you're a good boy
So you wanna make it go
Turn her down and make it slow
I know I can make it work
A monkey wench you stupid jerk
If you wanna run away I've got a place that you can stay
It's in my head if that's okay
I think about you everyday
If I die, stay away
I got a flower for you babe
I'm a fly and you're a Frogger
I'm a good boy
I don't mind if you die
I wish you would find a seat and cry
If you go, I won't wait
Even though you're a good boy
Popeye was a sailor man
Popeye was a sailor
Popeye was a sailor man
Popeye was
Thunderbolts and lightning, very very frightening
Thunderbolts and lightning, very very frightening
Thunderbolts and lightning, very very frightening
Thunderbolts and lightning
==See also==
*List of Supersport 2000 songs
Category:Supersport 2000 songs
Popstar

"Popstar" is an unreleased song written by Rivers Cuomo.
==Overview==
"Popstar" has been described by Cuomo as being about himself as a dancer. The song apparently interpolates the aria "L'amour est un oiseau rebelle" (also known as "Habanera") from the 1875 opera .:File:Mrn-discord-lahabanera.png "Popstar" was first mentioned by Cuomo in April of 2023, as an existing song:File:Mrn-discord-rewindtracklist.png in contention to be retrofitted into Rewind, a potential Weezer album concept generated by the large language model .:File:Mrn-discord-weezersnextmusical.png As of August of 2023, the song is reportedly no longer in contention for an album.
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Popular Sounds interview with Karl Koch - February 11, 2009

2008 has been one of the most active and exciting years for Weezer fans in recent memory. Starting with the release of Alone I (Dec 2007), Weezer fan's have seen more new material, both from Weezer and Rivers Cuomo, than they have seen in any other year. Along with the huge amount of new material, a distinct change has been noted in Rivers Cuomo's relationship with both the media and his fan base. Never before has Rivers been so open in both interviews and during concerts. While, some Weezer fans would agree that some of this "openness" has led to great embarrassment: (Note: The "Undone" duets with the embarrassingly bad Tom Delonge), most would agree that this newfound openness has been a good thing for everyone involved. While, it is difficult to pinpoint where this new found openness has come from, some would point to his stable relationship and family, some would point directly to Vipasanna, I would generally think it's a combination of all these things.
Recently, I had the wonderful opportunity to, yet again, sit down and interview Karl Koch. While I haven't read every interview with Karl, this may be the most extensive interview Karl has ever done. Instead of the normal boring interview, where he gets asked the same, lame questions every time, Karl and I, just talked and shot the shit for an hour about Weezer and Rivers, basically through the years, right up until present day.
Before you read the interview, I just wanted to make quick note of Karlophone - I Must Find This... It is truly an outstanding record. While some of you are probably thinking I'm just saying this to plug Karlophone, I'm not. It is truly a unique piece of pop music, compared to the mind-numbing musical garbage we have to put up with on a daily basis. I Must Find This... sounds pretty cool in any format, but if you have the oppurtunity to buy it on vinyl, please do. It sounds absolutely wonderful.
Note: For all of you wondering about any new Karlophone activity and don't want to read the interview: Karl is just now "getting things together," and hoping to release his new album around the 2009 holiday season.
Note II: Before reading the interview, please get yourself a beverage and light snack, it is very, very long and quite extensive!
==Now==
==Christmas EP==
==RED==
==Deliverance at Hand!==
==Jacknife Lee==
==Make Believe==
==Rivers' and Matt's Abandoned Album==
==1999==
==HOMiE==
==Pinkerton==
==The Blue Album==
==Karlophone==
==Miscellaneous==
I hope you enjoyed the interview! Thanks goes out to Karl Koch for agreeing to do this. I will say again, if you haven't done so yet, please go out and purchase/legally download I Must Find This... and support our friend Karl! If you are the vinyl-type, there still may be a few vinyls of I Must Find This... left, but you'd have to e-mail Karlophone to find out exactly what is left. Karl says: “theres a good supply of LPs left, our massive warehouse is waiting for your orders (heh)”
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Popular Sounds interview with Karl Koch - March 8, 2008

For most Weezer fans out there, two things have remained synonymous - Weezer and Karl Koch. Karl has been there since the beginning of Weezer; And I truly mean the very beginning of Weezer. Since Karl has been with Weezer, he's seen it all, in every place imaginable on Earth. Quick! Think of any remote song or situation you may have heard about Weezer or Rivers Cuomo (Weezer's creative force) and chances are Karl Koch was there. Karl's role within the band could be defined more by what he hasn't done for/with the band than what he has done.
Besides being involved with Weezer, Karl does sporadically work on his own independent musical vision. Karl's project is called Karlophone. Now, It's not what your probably thinking it is musically (Weezer?) . Karlophone is a fusion of sampled music and original live recordings. In my opinion, It's one of the most entertaining and endearing independent musical projects out right now.
Very recently, I had the wonderful and surprising chance to interview Karl Koch. I asked him a lot of things, Weezer and non-Weezer related, that many Weezer fans have been wondering about for years. He was one of the best interviewee's I've ever had. Karl really didn't hold anything back, save for any thing about "Album Six" (Weezer's new album, coming out "soon") which is understandable. Karl described at length about a lot of the things many Weezer fans have been wondering about for years, and I mean years. I honestly believe if you have a question about Weezer, Karl is the man to go to, due to the fact he can give a wonderful non-biased answer. So I enjoy the interview and go out and buy Karl Koch's new album album, I Must Find This Karlophone. You will be very glad you did!
==Interview==
And there it is! I want to thank Karl Koch for all the interesting and juicy tidbits and facts about Weezer and Karlophone! I hope some of the questions Weezer fans have been wondering about for years have finally been answered. Finally, if you haven’t gotten the picture by now go buy Karlophone – I Must Find This Karlophone! It’s really a terrific record that I’m sure will surprise all of you in a good way! Weezer and non-Weezer fan’s alike!
P.S. Karlophone – I Must Find This Karlophone is even available (in limited editions) on Vinyl, yes VINYL! So seriously, why haven’t you bought it yet? Also, look out for Weezer’s “Album Six” due out Spring/Summer 2008, but I’m sure all of you know that by now!
==See Also==
* Karl Koch
Category:Interviews
Category:Transcripts
Category:Karl Koch Interviews
Porcupine

:For the 2004 demo, see "I Wanna Be with You"
"Porcupine" (previously known as "I Wanna Be with You" and "Spend Some Time") is a song demoed by Weezer in contention for the band's fourth album, Maladroit.
===Appearances===
*Released on weezer.com
*Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years (2020)
==Overview==
"Porcupine" is first known to have been demoed in 2001 during pre-production on Maladroit. The song was worked on throughout the album's studio sessions beginning in December 2001. Six in-progress recordings of the song from these sessions were uploaded to weezer.com during the album's production, though the song did not make the cut.
==Lyrics==
C'mon, c'mon and tell me, girl
Did you believe it’s true?
When I was here in waiting, girl
When I was here with you
All the blood starts pumping
Can’t you see?
Yeah
Get out, get out and get some sun
‘Cause you be turning pale
Now that you see I’m in your face
Blacker than blackest shale
All the blood starts pumping
Can’t you see? 
It’s a long, long time
Since we fell behind
If you’d spend some time with me
I wanna be with you
All the blood starts pumping
Can’t you see? 
It’s a long, long time
Since we fell behind
If you’d spend some time with me
I wanna be with you
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*Maladroit demos
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Weezer songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone VIII: The Maladroit YearsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Pork and Beans Pitchfork Media track review

I don't wanna be an old man anymore. I don't wanna walk into a bar, hear "Beverly Hills", mutter something about Steve Miller and cry bitter tears into my sweet, sweet Miller Lite for the next 3:16. Weezer's geek-rebel yell didn't have to harden into shtick-- a dozen years ago, there was Pinkerton (shit, a dozen years ago?!!)-- but on first few listens, "Pork and Beans", the first single from the Los Angeles pop-rockers' latest forthcoming self-titled album, sounds like another stab at the hip-to-be-square melodicism of "Buddy Holly". And, unlike anything on 2005's justly panned Make Believe, I have so far managed to listen to it without drowning it out in my own drunken imprecations or getting weird looks from bartenders.
"Pork and Beans" is a catchy, self-referential rocker, with the buzzsaw guitars and big choruses of Weezer's glory days, and that familiar, self-assured lameness. Also, plinking keyboards, a warbling noise, a basic "El Scorcho"-style riff, and backing mmm mmm mmm mmms. "I don't give a hoot about what you think," Rivers Cuomo sings, an update on his 1994-- damn, 1994?-- lyric, "I don't care what they say about us anyway." So does his use of the word "hoot" suggest he does care about what someone thinks? Or does it mean the real Rivers would say "hoot," and he doesn't give a fuck whether some smug wiseass will make fun of him for it? I dunno, but he sings about Rogaine. He sings about working out to fit into his underpants. And he considers working with Timbaland, because everybody else is doing it (so why can't we?). I asked Rivers to go to the Foxboro Hot Tubs concert. He said he'd never heard of them.
— Marc Hogan, April 17, 2008
==See also==
*The Red Album song reviews
*The Red Album album reviews
*Pitchfork
*Song reviews
==External links==
*Original review (Archived webpage)
Category:Weezer song reviews
Category:Pitchfork Media
Category:The Red Album song reviews
Pornography

"Pornography" is a song written by Rivers Cuomo in collaboration with Josh Alexander and Toby Gad. It has never been officially released or heard by fans. The song's existence became known after the title was added to the BMI Repertoire (#19828290). The song's BMI Work number suggests that it was written around 2014.
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:RC demos not circulating
Category:Co-writing credit
Portal:Ozma:Featured article

Commuter Music is a side-project of Ozma which includes Daniel Brummel and Ryen Slegr.
Much of Commuter Music's material consists of Brummel and Sleger improvising with a Casio CT-700 keyboard. The songs from their sessions are then played back at a faster tempo. Multiple Ozma songs have been known to originate from these sessions, such as "Domino Effect," "Wake Up," and "Motorology 3:39." There was only one album released by the duo, Commuter Music I: Kick The Tires, Light The Fires. Songs from this album were included in the Spending Time on the Borderline Enhanced Edition CD. A second album, subtitled Leather Interior for Your Posterior was teased on the insert of the first album, but was never released.
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Portal:Ozma:Featured concert

Featured show: Ozma concert: 07/12/2000
Ozma performed at Digevent.com HQ in Irvine, CA on July 12, 2000. The original recording previously circulated among fans, but was remastered by Daniel Brummel for its release on the music platform Bandcamp. The show was previously streamed live to the now-defunct website Digevent.com. Ryen Slegr performed this set while sick with a cold.
==Setlist==
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Portal:Ozma:Featured song

"Utsukushii Shibuya" fifth track from Spending Time on the Borderline.
Notable about this song is that there are two versions, one English and one Japanese. In the English version Rachel Haden help with backup vocals. In the Japanese version Miki Takesue and Star Wick help with backup vocals. Miki Takesue makes an appearance in the "Translating Utsukushii Shibuya into Japanese" video. This song seamlessly transitions into the next track, "Turtleneck Coverup".
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Portal:Ozma:November

====1999====
*November 4 - November 5: The band continues sessions recording Rock and Roll Part Three
====2002====
*Unknown date: Recording begins for Spending Time on the Borderline.
====2004====
*November 19: Filler text Moony poops his pants.
====2009====
*November 7: Filler text Moony poops his pants.
====2014====
*November 30: Filler text Moony poops his pants.
Category:November
Possessed, Obsessed

"Possessed, Obsessed" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VII: The Green Years (2020)
==Overview==
"Possessed, Obsessed" was recorded between January and March of 2000 at Cuomo's garage studio in Los Angeles.Weezer Recording History - Page 12 The song was released as part of the digital compilation Alone VII: The Green Years in 2020.
==Lyrics==
Possessed, obsessed
Like an animal
Cats got too much time
And, at this rate, her rotten heart will break
And then she'll blow my mind
And everywhere she goes
To do the things that no one knows
??? all the times you told me who I am
Who I am
???
???
Beneath the things, the things you say and hear
I'm just coming back
And everywhere she goes
To do the things that no one knows
??? all the times you told me who I am
Who I am
???
???
And when you do, you'll come and get my shoe(?)
Come back home to me
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Alone VII: The Green Years
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone VII: The Green YearsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Possibilities

"Possibilities" (formerly "Gone to Stay") is the eleventh track on Maladroit.
===Appearances===
*Released on weezer.com
*Maladroit (2002)
*Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years (2020)
==Overview==
"Possibilities" was written by Rivers Cuomo in 2001. It is first known to have been demoed as a band (under the title "Gone to Stay") during recording sessions at Sage and Sound Studios in Hollywood in September of that year.Karl's Corner - 08/29/2001 An MP3 of that demo was shared with fans on weezer.com, as were in-progress recordings at Cello Studios during the Maladroit studio sessions. Early demos by Rivers Cuomo were released as part of the digital compilation Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years in 2020.
"Possibilities" is currently the earliest-released Weezer album track to have never, to date, been performed live.
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo – lead guitar, lead vocals
*Patrick Wilson – percussion
*Brian Bell – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
*Scott Shriner – bass guitar, backing vocals
==Audio==
<youtube>bm5zEhKGes0</youtube>
==Lyrics==
(Give it all away)
(Give it all away)
Oh, oh, possibilities
Take you home with me in your arms
I never thought I'd do that
Take me all the way
And let your body say
Oh, oh, take me by the hand
Let me be the man in your arms
I never thought I'd do that
Take me all the way
And let your body say
Oh, you're gone (Give it all away)
Oh, you're gone (Give it all away)
You're gone 
You're gone to stay (Give it all away)
I never thought I'd do that
Take me all the way
And let your body say
Oh, you're gone (Give it all away)
Oh, you're gone (Give it all away)
You're gone 
You're gone to stay (Give it all away)
Oh, oh
Oh, oh
Oh, oh
I need you
I bleed you now
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category: Weezer songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Catalog o' Riffs
Category:Songs on Maladroit
Category:Songs on Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years
Category:Self-produced Weezer songs
Category:Weezer songs produced by Rod Cervera
Category:Weezer songs produced by Chad Bamford
Post-Pinkerton

Post-Pinkerton is a Weezer podcast hosted by John Carroll.
==Overview==
As described by Carroll on the Post-Pinkerton website:John Carroll. About. Post-Pinketon.
Post-Pinkerton is a podcast hosted by John Carroll, in which he listens to and discusses every song available from Weezer after the release of their infamous 1996 album Pinkerton. The show occasionally features guests like writers, musicians and fellow fans.
The show began on February 1, 2018,John Carroll. (February 1, 2018). Acapulco. Post-Pinkerton. and aired roughly every Wednesday@PostPinkerton. Twitter profile. Twitter. for 82 episodes. The latest episode released on December 25, 2019.John Carroll. (December 25, 2019). Christmas Celebration. Post-Pinkerton. In a tweet made in May 2021, Carroll claimed that the project was "far from dead".@PostPinkerton. (May 19, 2021). Tweet Message. Twitter. However as of , no new episodes have been released.
Many episodes of Post-Pinkerton feature guest hosts, often friends of Carroll's, hosts of other podcasts, or significant members of the Weezer community. Notably, episode 71 ("It's Been So Long") features artist Alec Longstreth to discuss his work with Weezer.
==See also==
*List of Weezer podcasts
*The Gecaj and Giggens Power Show
*Pinkerton
==External links==
*Post-Pinkerton official website
*Post-Pinkerton on Apple Podcasts
==References==
Category:Podcasts
Category:Fandom
Power Talk

"Power Talk" is a song by Zoom (formerly Avant Garde).
===Appeared on===
*Zoom (demo, 1990)
==Overview==
"Power Talk" was recorded by Zoom in late 1989 or early 1990 at a studio in Los Angeles, as part of a two-song demo that also included the song "Street Life", a few months prior to the band's dissolution.
==Lyrics==
It's so insane, now check this out
Well, I heard that one before
Don't want to hear it no more
You've always got a story
You never tell it straight
Maybe you'll get it someday
Your mouth's running
Down the block
I don't want to hear it
You talk and you talk
And you talk and you talk
You keep on talking, talking
When will it ever end?
You keep on talking, talking
Power talk, power talk
Power talk
Now that you've told us your stories
Power talk
I don't believe in a word that you say
Power talk
Now that you've told us your stories
Power talk
I don't believe in a word that you say
You're gonna make it
Make it to the top
Maybe you'll get there someday
But I don't see it, no
Don't see it like that
You are just chewing the fat
Come a little closer
I'll open your eyes
I' gonna tell you a secret
You're not gonna like
Your mouth's running
Down the block
I don't want to hear it
You talk and you talk
And you talk and you talk
You keep on talking, talking
When will it ever end?
You keep on talking, talking
Power talk, power talk
Power talk
Now that you've told us your stories
Power talk
I don't believe in a word that you say
Power talk
Now that you've told us your stories
Power talk
I don't believe in a word that you say
(Gonna make the move)
I ran into an old friend the other day
And he's real poor now
I told him about my new fax machine,
And my yacht, my toupee, my strap-on and my tweed coat
And I told him all about the letter from the queen
Saying I was a great guy
Y'know, it's kinda funny the way my friends looked at myself
Y'know, saying, I just laughed
They never see my big-breasted wife
??? amply-endowed ???, but they believe me
Oh, I got another call, bye
You talk and you talk
And you talk and you
You keep on talking, talking
When will it ever end?
You keep on talking, talking
Power talk, power talk
Power talk
Now that you've told us your stories
Power talk
I don't believe in a word that you say
Power talk
Now that you've told us your stories
Power talk
I don't believe in a word that you say
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*Zoom
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Avant GardeCategory:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Zoom