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Cryin' and Lonely

"Cryin' and Lonely" is a Weezer song written and demoed in 2000.
===Appearances===
*Leaked online
==Overview==
"Cryin' and Lonely" was first demoed by the band in late October 2000.Weezer Recording History - Page 12 The song was featured on a 2000 demo tape submitted by the band to Interscope/Geffen in November in hopes of receiving approval for a third albumKarl's Corner - 11/07/2000. The song was attempted again at S.I.R. Studios on December 26, and subsequently attempted at Cello Studios before being abandoned.
In October of 2000, Karl Koch uploaded a short video to weezer.com showing the band practicing the song. In 2002, a recording of the song leaked online.chestrockwell "Demo tapes overview (FLAC download of "Crying And Lonely" and "New Joint" on page 2)" All Things Weezer. 24 June 2016. https://allthingsweezer.com/index.php?threads/demo-tapes-overview-flac-download-of-crying-and-lonely-and-new-joint-on-page-2.37951/#post-1240291 Screenshot: :File:Atw-chestrockwell.png
==Audio/video==
<youtube>nLZodjeZ69o</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Teacher, do it again
It’s a long and lonely road we have to end
Oh, sweetness, I like your style
But we have to walk along the country mile
And all the times we’d break up
The world would come to an end
I see the simple freedom in your eyes
But I won’t be there when you’re cryin’ and lonely tonight
Sweetness, take off your clothes
And let me see the things in you that no one knows
I want to do it again
‘Cause I lost the only girl that was my friend
And all the times we’d break up
The world would come to an end
I see the simple freedom in your eyes
But I won’t be there when you’re cryin’ and lonely tonight
==Known recordings==
==See also==
* List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Weezer songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Catalog o' Riffs
Cuatro y Ocho

Cuatro and Ocho are two early 4-track cassette demos recorded by Ozma with a Fostex XR-5 four-track tape recorder released in April 1996 and September 1, 1996, respectively. The demos were rereleased in 2021 as the compilation Cuatro y Ocho.
==Overview==
The songs "Just Tell Me When", "Rain of the Golden Gorilla" and "If My Amp Had Wheels" later appeared on the demo compilation Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars.
==Track listing==
==See also==
*Ozma song explanations - 2000
*Ozma
*Daniel Brummel and the Contraband
*Commuter Music
== External links ==
* Cuatro y Ocho on Bandcamp
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma albums
Category:1996 releases
Category:1997 releases
Category:2021 releases
Cuomosexual

A Cuomosexual is a person who is possibly attracted to, but at the very least obsessed with, Rivers Cuomo. The term "Cuomosexual" was coined by Bradford Sherman (blinkoboy13 on the Allthingsweezer boards) who also created the Rivers Cuomo-related facebook group "Rivers Cuomo is the Greatest Man Who Ever Lived." During the early speculation of leaked Red Album information, the group was thought by some boardies of Allthingsweezer to have indirectly inspired the song "The Greatest Man That Ever Lived."
== See also ==
* Rivers Cuomo
* Bri-Sexual
== External links ==
* Urban Dicionary: Cuomosexual
Category:joke pages
Category:Rivers Cuomo
Category:Fandom
Cuomoville

"Cuomoville" is the sixth track from 2022 EP, SZNZ: Summer.
===Appearances===
*SZNZ: Summer (2022)
==Overview==
The chorus of "Cuomoville" interpolates the 1894 Neapolitan song "" by Italian composer ."Torna a Sorriento (Come Back to Sorrento)" performed by Nino Martini. 1941. Internet Archive. https://archive.org/details/78_torna-a-sorriento-come-back-to-sorrento_nino-martini-de-curtis-alfredo-antonini_gbia0044988b/Torna+a+Sorriento+(Come+Back+to+Sorrento)+-+Nino+Martini-restored.flac
Rivers Cuomo uploaded a clip of "Cuomoville" to his TikTok account on April 20, 2022.Rivers Cuomo. TikTok. 20 April 2022. https://www.tiktok.com/@rivers_cuomo/video/7088805124465904942 A 22-second clip of the song was also made available on June 16 as a reward for solving the day's Weezle word puzzle.
A demo of "Cuomoville" was leaked online in December of 2022.
==Audio==
<youtube>RVrd92aGYEQ</youtube>
==Lyrics==
<tabber>
|-|Album version=
There's magic on a summer evening
The frogs are croaking in the pond
We're turning towards salvation
Across the Rubicon
All the day we work with our hands
Digging in the Tuscan soil
Planting peas and cabbage
Nourished by the toil
Here in Cuomoville
We don't need chains of gold, whoa-oh
Leave it for the Roman soldiers
In their winged chariots
It's a surrogate for heaven
As the wicked world turns 'round
We bring each other comfort
Never let each other down
And if this is all we are given
I'm sure that I'll be satisfied
To know that you are with me
On the day I die
Feed 'em, feed 'em
To the lions
Feed 'em, feed 'em
To the lions
Taste your own medicine
Feed 'em, feed 'em
To the lions
Wave your hands
As they are dying
Taste your own medicine
Here in Cuomoville
We don't need chains of gold, whoa-oh
Leave it for the Roman soldiers
All hail the Roman soldiers
In their winged chariots
|-|Demo version=
Here in Cuomoville
We don't need coins of gold, whoa-oh
Leave it for the Roman soldiers
In their winged chariots
There's magic on a summer evening
The frogs are croaking in the pond
We're turning toward salvation
Feasting on prasad
All the day we worked with our hands
Digging in New England soil
Planting peas and cabbage
Nourished by the toil
Here in Cuomoville
We don't need coins of gold, whoa-oh
Leave it for the Roman soldiers
In their winged chariots
It's like a surrogate for heaven
And as the spinning wheel turns 'round
We bring each other comfort
Never let each other down
And if this is all we are given
I think that I am satisfied
To know that you were with me
On the day I died
Hey, there's more to life
There's more
... the lions
Turn away when they are dying
Hey, there's more to life
There's more
Here in Cuomoville
We don't need coins of gold, whoa-oh
Leave it for the Roman soldiers
For the Roman soldiers
In their winged chariots</tabber>
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*SZNZ
*SZNZ: Summer
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:SZNZCategory:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Weezer songsCategory:Songs on SZNZ: Summer
Cure to the Lonely

"Cure to the Lonely" is a song by American pop duo Aly & AJ written with Rivers Cuomo and musician/songwriter ."AJ Michalka" on MusicBrainz. https://musicbrainz.org/artist/58f2c830-462f-4dde-843e-9adea707b771/works The song has never been released or leaked. Cuomo also co-wrote an unreleased Aly & AJ song titled "The Next Worst Thing".
==External links==
*Aly & AJ on Wikipedia
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs featuring contributions by Rivers Cuomo
Curve in the Old 1-9

"Curve in the Old 1-9" (originally known as "Metal!", "Metal Song" and "End of the Old 1-9")https://pairlist.net/pipermail/electronews/2002/000018.html is the eighth track from Spending Time on the Borderline.
===Appearances===
*Spending Time on the Borderline
==Overview==
This song seamlessly transitions from the last song, "Gameover". The song itself is about 9/11 and the aftermath from that event. The work in progress name for this song during recording was "Metal!".Ryen Slegr (ozmasoundings) fan correspondence 2021 https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:RyenSlegrStotblWorkInProgressNames.PNGOzma Spending Time on the Borderline tracking whiteboard https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:STOTBLSongTrackingList.jpg
==Audio==
<youtube>OGMclSwVUcU</youtube> <youtube>vswqZoDqR-Y</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Down at the curve in the old 1-9
There's been a crash that's obstructing the line
I'm gonna sing you a song that no sane man should be singing
But my ears won't stop ringing
Extraordinary love will save us from the skies above
Only on a day like this
Seal it with a hopeful kiss
Destined to take you down a righteous course
They won't let you know that they're taking it by force
Down in the depths of my heart, there is regret and remorse
But let's not beat a dead horse 'cause the past cannot be changed
History never rearranged
Only with a hopeful kiss
Will we see our way through this
When you wake up take a look around
Only with a hopeful kiss
Will we see our way through this
When you wake up take a look around
Watch the pillars crumble slowly to the ground
Watch them as they crumble slowly to the ground
==See also==
*Ozma
*List of Ozma songs
*Spending Time on the Borderline
==References==
Category:Ozma
Category: Ozma songs
Category: Daniel Brummel songs
Category:Songs on Spending Time on the Borderline
Category:Ozma songs produced by Chris Fudurich
Cut Me

"Cut Me" is a song demoed by Rivers Cuomo in 1998. Demos of the song were released in 2020 as part of the demo compilation Alone VI: The Black Room.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
"Cut Me" was recorded by Rivers Cuomo at TK Studios in Los Angeles in 1998.
==Lyrics==
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*TK demos
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone VI: The Black Room
Cutting Tyles

"Cutting Tyles" is the second track from the album Free Flight Thru the Universe of Sound by Southern Fried Swing.
==Lyrics==
!!! = Purposeful gibberish
I've spent my entire life
Cutting tiles for the queen
I just don't know what it means
Looking out for the plaster of Paris
When I'm in Cologne
And I'm in Brazil
Double time for working after four
Triple time for looking at her door
But I got fined for being a prick
And I know why it's time to get the little !!!
Pond scum can be really helpful
Don't you know your science?
Go back to school
C'mon
Oh I'm not that man anymore
I've won the lottery and kicked out the queen
I'm gonna skateboard on her little hem, it's so clean
I'm gonna find a slip that I can wear good
And then I'll press the buttons like I know I could
And then it's over now, over now
Over now, is what the man can claim
But it's just another excuse for more pain
Why can't we be so lovely?
I'll do- I'll donate all my clams
I invented the clam to eat
And it didn't taste as quite as sweet
But I knew that I would have to learn to
Bake the Charmin with the curvy turns, and the
Clams are good, but I know better
It's going to be another day for a sweater
Now c'mon kids, and get back down into the ho-day
'Cause you're gonna !!! 
Now take it home
==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
Cygnus X-1

"Cygnus X-1" (originally known as "Smiths Jamb") is an instrumental Weezer demo recorded in early consideration for the album that would eventually become Maladroit.
===Appearances===
*Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years (2020)
*Released on weezer.com
==Overview==
"Cygnus X-1" was originally written, according to the Catalog O' Riffs, in early October of 2001. It is first known to have been recorded during the sessions at Cello Studios in early November of that year, though it was not finished at that time. The song was later recorded at Glenn Sound Studios on November 14 for the radio station 107.7 The End, along with the songs "Slave" and "Space Rock", though the three songs never aired, and the band subsequently released them as free MP3s on their official website. Two early demos by Rivers Cuomo were released as part of the digital demo compilation Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years in November of 2020.
The basis for the song's title has never been commented on, but Cygnus X-1 is also the name of a galactic X-ray source in the constellation Cygnus discovered in 1964, and the first such source widely accepted to be a black hole. It is also the title of a two-part song by the band Rush from their 1977 album A Farewell to Kings.
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==External links==
*What Is Cyngus X-1?
Category:Weezer songsCategory:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone VIII: The Maladroit YearsCategory:Catalog o' RiffsCategory:InstrumentalsCategory:Featured song
D-C-G-F

"D-C-G-F" is an instrumental demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
"D-C-G-F" was recorded in 1999. The song was among hundreds of Cuomo's demos leaked online in November of 2020, and was later released as part of the digital compilation Alone VI: The Black Room in 2020.
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:InstrumentalsCategory:Songs on Alone VI: The Black RoomCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
DC-9

"DC-9" is a song by Supersport 2000.
===Appearances===
*Shine Like the Holy Grail (1995-1997) (Online bootleg, 1997)
==Overview== 
"DC-9" 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.
==Personnel==
*Rod Cervera - guitars
*Mike Fletcher - drums
*Graciela Germann - vocals, guitar
*Cherielynn Westrich - lead vocals, bass, synthesizers
==Audio==
<youtube>i_i12eWm-cw</youtube>
==Lyrics==
==See also==
*List of Supersport 2000 songs
Category:Supersport 2000 songs
DGC Rarities, Vol. 1

DGC Rarities, Vol. 1 is a 1994 compilation featuring rare or unreleased tracks by bands from the then-current stable of DGC artists.
==Overview==
Weezer's contribution is the song "Jamie", and was exclusive to this release until it surfaced on the "Buddy Holly" single later that year, and again on The Blue Album Deluxe Edition in 2004.
The album also includes the non-LP single "Grunge Couple" by Weezer associates That Dog, "Pay To Play", an early demo of "Stay Away" by Nirvana (a primary influence of Weezer's), and rare tracks by other notable mid-90s acts.
The European version was titled Geffen Rarities, Vol. 1, and it removes "Never Too High" by Cell and "Don't Tell Your Mother" by The Sundays and switches "Mad Dog 20/20" by Teenage Fanclub and "Beautiful Son" by Hole for "Dropout" by Urge Overkill and "The Plague" by Maria McKee. The track order is also slightly rearranged.
From the liner notes:
There's something wrong with this song, but we can't figure out what it is. It is sweet though, and playing it makes us feel a weird sort of nostalgia for a time in out lives that actually sucked. This recording was done live to 2-track at LMU for this guy Dale's Junior Recording project. He only got a B+, but it still sounds cool. - Rivers Cuomo
==Track listing==
==See also==
*List of Weezer songs
*That Dog
*Nirvana
Category:Weezer compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:That Dog compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:Featured article
Category:1994 releases
Dad Eye

Dad Eye (written as Dadeye on the Amorphous Records site) is the debut and only album by Sonnyboy. 
==Overview==
Dad Eye is the debut album of Sonnyboy, which is the solo musical project of Joe Cunningham (who previously played saxophone with Organic Mechanic). The album was released through Pat Finn and record label Amorphous Records in 2003, sold on the label's website as well as in a number of record stores in Oregon. The album was produced in a limited quantity of 100 copies,Amorphous Records. "The Catalog - here's whats cookin' at Amorphous!". Archived on December 11, 2003, https://web.archive.org/web/20031211221550/http://www.karlophone.com/amorphous/index2.html. however it is unknown how many copies were sold. Free downloads for the songs "What a Shame", "Step Outside Your Circle", and "The Less I Care" were made available on the website.
All mentions of the album were removed from the Amorphous Records website at some point between February and April of 2004 for unknown reasons. Koch suggests it may have been as a result of the breakup of Organic Mechanic, stating in a Q&A:
===Website description===
Amorphous Records provides a brief description of the album:
Sonnyboy is the solo outing of singer/songwriter/sax player Joe Cunningham [Organic Mechanic, 5 Fingers of Funk]. This album moves nicely between satisfying pop songwriting, trancey jazz moments and aggro rock attacks, alternately evoking good vibes of The Police, The Pixies, and The Flaming Lips. Limited edition of 100 copies!
==Tracklist==
==Personnel==
*Joe Cunningham – guitar, bass, keyboard, saxophone, tenor saxophone, vocal, writing
*Talbott Guthrie – drums, percussion
*Daniel Lamb – trombone
*Katie Presley – trumpet
*Annie Harkey – cello
*Jeff Baxter – organ
*Doug Smith – vibes
*Patrick Finn – guitar, bass
*Scott Pemberton – bass
*Nate Cronin – electric piano
*Rebekah Kassell – vocal
*Dana Colley – baritone saxophone
*Steve Pardo – writing
*Tom Nunes – mixing, mastering
*Deborah Fortino – wood sculpture, sketch
*Jon Knowlson – photography
*Andrew Fillmore – layout
==See also==
*Sonnyboy
*Amorphous Records
*Joe Cunningham
==References==
Category:Sonnyboy
Category:Amorphous Records
Category:2003 releases
Category:Debut albums
Daddy's Girl

"Daddy's Girl" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
The song was among hundreds of Cuomo's demos leaked online in November of 2020, and was later released as part of the digital compilation Alone VI: The Black Room in 2020.
==Lyrics==
If you wanna be your daddy's girl
You take a line out in the world
And if you gotta make ends meet
You do your time out in the street
Houston, I love you
Houston, I love you
Houston, I love you
Let me down
You wanna ride in daddy's car
He takes you out to whiskey bar
The sun has set in Kokomo
And that is where you want to go
Houston, I love you
Houston, I love you
Houston, I love you
Let me down
You wanna be your daddy's girl
You take a line out in the world
And if you gotta make ends meet
You do your time out in the street
Houston, I love you
Houston, I love you
Houston, I love you
Let it down
So so complete
They're so complete
They're so complete
They're so complete
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Alone VI: The Black Room
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Catalog o' RiffsCategory:Songs on Alone VI: The Black Room
Category:Known recordings table
Daily Vidette interview with Karl Koch - December 3, 2001

Weezer webmaster serves as band's fifth member
By Mike Riopell
Normally, a band's website will greet Internet surfers with a dynamic and complicated flash animation in front of the band's latest hit playing in the background. News updates are provided only if show dates change or albums come out. No one knows who the webmaster is, and in most cases, no one cares.
Weezer is a different band in this respect, a group of popular rockers with a "fifth member" webmaster named Karl Koch. Since the band's formation, Karl has been an essential part of the Weezer formula by providing daily news updates about each recording, show or minor action the band takes.
In addition, home movies, free mp3s and various other extras are available for the fan that can't get enough of Rivers, Brian, Scott and Pat. It's only fitting a band with a decidedly geek image - whether they deserve it or not - should put the Internet at the head of their fan's connection with the band. The tenacious e-Zone caught up with Karl over the webmaster-friendly e-mail to ask him some questions about Weezer and his involvement.
Koch could be spotted right in front of the stage during Weezer's performance Monday taking pictures of the band and crowd for the website. On the site, Koch wrote, "Today's venue, the Redbird Arena, apparently takes no chances with crowd injuries and employed the "T" type barricade, which splits the crowd into left and right sides. I detected a definite lessening of the crazy side to side shoving that's been going on of late. Anyway, the crowd looked like they were having fun, so perhaps the Arena chose well in this case...?"
Category:Interviews
Category:Transcripts
Category:Karl Koch Interviews
Dale Johnson

Dale Johnson is a music producer. In 1993, while still a student at Loyola Marymount University, Johnson convinced a yet-unsigned Weezer to record some of their music in a university studio as part of his final project. The officially-released studio version of "Jamie" came from these sessions.
==Note from Recording History==
Johnson recounted the following story to Karl Koch for inclusion in the Recording History:
::I was the LMU student that brought Weezer into the studio and engineered the version of "Jamie" that appears on DGC Rarities Vol 1. I saw Weezer for the first time in the early spring of 1993 when i did the sound for them at an in-store at Rhino Records in Santa Monica. I had worked there for a bit and had become familiar with them thru my friends Rachel Haden and Kerry Murphy, who had booked the show there that night.
::So, I asked them to do the recording assignment which was a live to 2 track version of "Jamie". I still have the shitty copy of the original 8-track demo that was dubbed on the back of a Grant Lee Buffalo sampler cassette somewhere in my closet (this would be the Rivers-only demo mentioned earlier in the History -karl). I hooked them up with another classmate of mine named Sharon when she didn't have a band lined up at the last minute. I tried to get her That Dog (who was the other band I really wanted to record) but they couldn't get it together in time so I figured the Weezer guys would be down with coming back for a second time.
::Anyways, I guess the guys were happy with the LMU version of "Jamie", but i never entirely was completely satisfied. I mean, only so much you can do with a live take and only a few hours! Rivers seemed to be really completely amazed when i told him I only got a B+ on the project. "But it's gonna be on a CD, man....!" I remember Matt being really adamant that they would do the recording project with me, but that they had to own the master. Smart boys they were, and I agreed to it, I just really wanted to be credited with the recording.
==Post-Weezer==
Johnson's AllMusic page includes 16 credits, although it is not known if all of them are correctly attributed to him and not another Dale Johnson. The page includes credits for production, mixing, and engineering, alongside hair and make up work, album artwork, photography, and some instrument credits as well.
==See also==
*"Jamie"
*Ric Ocasek
Category:Weezer producers
Category:The Blue Album
Damage in Your Heart - Chilly Gonzales Version

"Damage in Your Heart - Chilly Gonzales Version" is the fourth track off of Other People's Pieces, a 2018 covers album released by Chilly Gonzales.
==Audio==
<youtube>BDtcWzuCE6E</youtube>
==Personnel==
*Chilly Gonzales - piano, vocals
*Second vocalist unknown
==See also==
*"Weezer Medley"
*Other People's Pieces
Category:Weezer cover artist
Category:Covers of Weezer
Category:Producer unknown