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Come to Stay

"Come to Stay" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo. The song was eventually reworked into the song "The Angel and the One" from The Red Album.
===Appearances===
*Alone X: The Red-Raditude-Hurley Years
==Overview==
"Come to Stay" is a reworking of the song "Bad Girl". It would be worked on more and more to become less of a "pop song" and would transform into "The Angel and the One". Its demo was released in 2020 as part of the digital compilation Alone X: The Red-Raditude-Hurley Years.
==Known recordings==
==Lyrics==
It doesn't matter what you create
In time, it all gets erased
So, forget it
Yeah, forget it
Don't try to tell me I'm wrong
Soon you'll be changing your song
Yeah, forget it
Love, you've fallen through
Love, you've gone away
Love, you've come and gone your way
Love, you've fallen through
Love, you've gone away
Love, you couldn't come to stay
I've tried so many things
My failure still stings
It's a heartache
It's a heartache
Still I can never give up
I got to drink from the cup
One more time
One more time
Love, you've fallen through
Love, you've gone away
Love, couldn't come to stay
Love, you've fallen through
Love, you've gone away
Love, you couldn't come to stay
Blonde hair and blue eyes
Make you look like a queen
I've seen your face so many times
On the cover of a magazine
Heavy metal bracelet 
Dangling from your wrist
You are still the prettiest girl
That I never kissed
May I see you dance again
Like you used to do
When I was your number one
And number one was two
I can smell your makeup
When you stand so close
Tell me how am I supposed
To let your lovin' go?
Let you go
Love, you've fallen through
Love, you've gone away
Love, you've come and gone your way
Love, you've fallen through
Love, you've gone away
Love, you've love and went your way
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Alone X: The Red-Raditude-Hurley Years
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone X: The Red-Raditude-Hurley Years
Category:Known recordings table
Come with Me

"Come with Me" is a song written by Rivers Cuomo and Aaron Bruno (of the band ) for the soundtrack to the film The Space Between.
===Appearances===
*The Space Between Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (2021)
==Overview==
"Come with Me" is sung by Cuomo and Bruno over the film's credits.
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
We could sleep in the daylight
If we don't know where to belong
We could sing out of key now
Nobody would judge us while we're singin' our song
I will show you where I hide out
Where I lose myself
We could hang in the shadows
Never have to talk to no one else
If you come with me
If you come with me
We'll be high as the stars up in the sky
And we'll never crash down
If you come with me
We could cruise down the highway
Kickin' our jams 'til the sun goes down
We could watch all the stars shining bright
As the world keeps spinning around
You could put your hand in my hand
And I would squeeze so tight
We could say adios
To the cold, cruel world that we leave behind
If you come with me
If you come with me
We'll be high as the stars up in the sky
And we'll never crash down
If you come with me
There will be no more crying
If you lay by my side
We can both hitch a ride
To the merry-go-round in the sky
If you come with me
If you come with me
We'll be high as the stars up in the sky
And we'll never crash down
If you come with me
(Always, always be with you) If you come with me
(I will always, I will always, I will always be with you)
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*The Space Between
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:The Space Between
Comin' Home (2000 song)

"Comin' Home" is a song by Rivers Cuomo.
==Overview==
"Comin' Home" was composed by Cuomo in 2000.Catalog o' Riffs, 2002 The song has never been heard by fans.
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Comin' Home (Left My Broken Heart in Carolina)

"Comin' Home (Left My Broken Heart in Carolina)" is a pre-Blue demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Released online
*Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years (2020)
==Overview==
"Comin' Home" was recorded to 8-track by Cuomo in February of 1993.Weezer Recording History - Page 4 Cuomo sings in a twangy, southern voice and plays a banjo throughout the song, in a style Karl Koch described as "goofy, country-folk". It was most likely never seriously considered for release on an album. Rivers Cuomo shared the song with fans online in the early 2000s. The demo includes the opening three seconds of Cuomo's next song, "When You're Near Me", appended to the end. The demo appeared on the compilation Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years in 2020.
The song is, most likely, unrelated to another Cuomo song, titled simply "Comin' Home", written in 2000.
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo - lead vocals, guitar, banjo, percussion, bass
==Lyrics==
I met a girl in Kalamazoo
She was doin' what you know she was doin'
She's got hair on her toes, hair in her nose
She's the one for me
Can't you see?
But when we walk away
She's got more games to play
Left my broken heart in Carolina
Forgot my broken toe in Alamo
Put the turkey in the oven, please dear
Now I won't be long, I'm comin' home
I met a girl in Kalamazow, she's got more toes than a cow
(Oh my God, I've got my britches on backwards)
She’s got hair on her toes, hair in her nose
(I don't know what to do with the rod on the reel)
Eggs in a basket, 20 cents a dozen
(How does it feel with the cockroach on your back, son?)
But when we get home, all my little brothers they moan and moan
Left my broken heart in Carolina
Forgot my broken toe in Alamo
Put the turkey in the oven please, dear
Now it won't be long, I'm comin' home
Now it won't be long, I'm comin' home 
==Known recordings==
==See also==
* List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years
Category:Songs that appeared on the 4 and 5 Star Demos of Rivers Cuomo list
Commuter Music

Commuter Music is a solo project which includes Daniel Brummel and Ryen Slegr of Ozma.
==Overview==
Commuter Music is a project in which Daniel Brummel and Ryen Slegr of Ozma get together on a Casio CT-700 keyboard and have improvisational music sessions. The songs from these sessions are then played back at a faster tempo.Daniel Brummel fan correspondence 2021 https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:Daniel_brummel_commutermusic.jpg 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.
==Cars==
The original cover art for Kick The Tires, Light The Fires, prominently describes the two cars that the members were driving at the time. The fates of Korea and Ale are sadly quite grim. Ale was sold for 500 dollars,Ryen Slegr (ozmasoundings) fan correspondence 2021 https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:Alethecarfate.PNG while Korea's transmission gave out near the corner of New York Drive and Altadena Drive in Pasadena.Daniel Brummel fan correspondence 2021 https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:Koreathecarfate.PNG Google Street View location https://www.google.com/maps/@34.1744468,-118.0983316,3a,90y,122.9h,49.61t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sXAAnePFy2h-SZOAarM6F3g!2e0!7i16384!8i8192
==Discography==
===Albums===
*Commuter Music I: Kick The Tires, Light The Fires (2000)
==See also==
*Ozma
*Daniel Brummel
*Ryen Slegr
==References==
Category:Ozma
Category:Weezer-related bands
Commuter Music I: Kick the Tires, Light the Fires

Commuter Music I: Kick the Tires, Light the Fires is the first Commuter Music album. It is a compilation of songs made between September 1998 through February 2000. The song "Motorology 3:39" interpolates the songs "Freeway Fanfare", "A Walk Down Canylane Cane" and The Obsolescensaga trilogy of songs. The song "Landing of Yuri Gagarin" interpolates from the song "Afterschooldays Hopfence Pooldays". Finally, the songs "Wake Up" and "Domino Effect" both interpolate "Dominnow School".
==Track listing==
==See also==
*Ozma
*Commuter Music
Category:Ozma
Category:2000 releases
Category:Self-titled records
Computer Rock

"Computer Rock" is the third track off Karlophone's debut album, Press Any Key to Begin.
==Overview==
==Audio==
<youtube>X-U0WRJv4R8</youtube>
==Samples used==
Location in song 	Source 	Author 	Album	Year	Link
The lyrics "Next thing I knew I started getting better and better / And as I realized I knew to get better, I said 'Oh man, I'mma bring out the computer rock' / And then that's when I really got loose / 'Cause then n****s was saying 'Yo, who's that guy?'"	Style Wars (documentary)	Tony Silver	 	1983	link; 26:43
For a full list of known samples from Karlophone songs, see List of Karlophone samples.
==See also==
*Karlophone
*List of Karl Koch songs
Category:Karl Koch
Category:Karlophone
Category:Songs on Press Any Key to Begin
Category:Karlophone songs produced by Karl Koch
Category:Amorphous Records
Concrete and Gold Tour

==Tour dates==
*01/20/2018 Perth, Australia - nib Stadium
*01/23/2018 Adelaide, Australia - Coopers Stadium
*01/25/2018 Brisbane, Australia - Suncorp Stadium
*01/27/2018 Sydney, Australia- ANZ Stadium
*01/30/2018 Melbourne, Australia- Etihad Stadium
*02/03/2018 Auckland, New Zealand - Mt Smart Stadium
==See also==
List of Weezer tours
Category:Weezer tours
Congratulations (Special Goodness song)

"Congratulations" is the lead track from the debut album by The Special Goodness.
==Overview==
Some fans speculate that "Congratulations" is about Rivers Cuomo and his arguably misguided seizure of control of Weezer after their breakout success in 1994 . The song was demoed twice with the title "Thank You" in early 1993. The similarity of the versions to one another is unknown.
==Personnel==
*Patrick Wilson - all instruments
==Audio==
<youtube>tTZ1TqsTvfI</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Well, I see you finally left the world
You lived in far behind and far away
And I see you finally reached the place you felt
You had to go but tell me something
Does it fulfill you like you thought 
Or is it time to change again?
I can't believe you're satisfied
With your lame achievement!
Though it's nice to make believe 
But not for me
Well, they're working all for you
You tell them what to do
And say to fit your vision
Well, you better hope it works
'Cause there's a line of jerks
Who wait to tell you something
How does it feel to have control
Of everything that's meaningless?
I can't believe you're satisfied
With your lame achievement!
Though it's nice to make believe
But not for me
Of course I'll come to celebrate
When they say you're over
With the ones who are relieved
'Cause we've suffered for so long
I think we've had enough
==See also==
*List of Special Goodness songs
*Rivers Cuomo
Category:Patrick Wilson
Category:The Special Goodness
Category:The Special Goodness songs
Category:Songs on The Special Goodness (album)
Category:The Special Goodness songs produced by Tony Lash
Congratulations (disambiguation)

"Congratulations" may refer to:
*Congratulations (Special Goodness song) - A song written by Pat Wilson as the lead track from the debut album for his musical project The Special Goodness.
*"Congratulations" - an alternate title for the Weezer demo "No More Confusin'"
*Congratulations (Post Malone song) - A song by American rapper Post Malone. Rivers Cuomo covered the song in 2017.
Category:Disambiguation page
Conquistadors of Nothing

"Conquistadors of Nothing" is the fifth track from the debut album by The Special Goodness.
==Overview==
Some fans speculate that "Conquistadors of Nothing" is about Weezer's initial success, and where the band - particularly Rivers Cuomo - stood as the dust settled after the .
==Personnel==
*Patrick Wilson - all instruments
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
Well, you're very good
At what should never be attempted at all
But it pays the bills
Emptiness encased in politics
Then wrapped inside a clear coat
Of waste and stupidity
Is this what you want?
Is this your big plan?
It's just that it's so...
I know where you're from
And furthermore I know
Exactly where you're going
But I don't want to jinx it
Well, you're very good at what should be considered
Nothing at all
But somehow it's not
Is this what you want?
Is this your big plan?
It's just that it's so...
Be careful what you wish for
==See also==
*List of Special Goodness songs
Category:Patrick Wilson
Category:The Special Goodness
Category:The Special Goodness songs
Category:Songs on The Special Goodness (album)
Category:The Special Goodness songs produced by Tony Lash
Consequence of Sound article - February 11, 2021

Weezer is Planning a New “Weezer-Inspired Weezer Album”
One of four new albums Weezer is planning to record
By Wren Graves
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Weezer are one of the most prolific big rock bands of recent memory, with something like 14 albums to their name. But if you ask die-hard fans which of those many projects is their favorite, you’ll hear the same three answers over and over: 1994’s Blue Album, 1996’s Pinkerton, and 2001’s Green Album. Since then, Weezer has tried on so many hats that it’s hard to remember where they started. But that may be about to change. On the latest episode of Kyle Meredith With… (stream below), Weezer guitarist and keyboardist Brian Bell revealed that the band is planning a “Weezer-inspired Weezer album.”
There are currently four “inspired” albums on the band’s docket. As frontman Rivers Cuomo said recently, they would correspond to the four seasons and be pegged to the sounds of four different artists. The two he volunteered were Elliot Smith, which is assumed to be winter, and Franz Ferdinand for the fall. Meredith asked Bell about the other two.
“Well, Weezer is one of them,” Bell said with a laugh. “And I ain’t joking.” He continued, “A Weezer-inspired Weezer album. We sometimes refer to ‘Island in the Sun’ as a sound, as a thing. And one of my favorite quotes from [drummer] Pat [Wilson] was like — when Rivers got all into co-writing and stuff, I don’t know when that was, Raditude period or whatever — Pat goes, “I want him to co-write with the guy that wrote ‘Say It Ain’t So'”.
Bell then clarified that Weezer’s sonic experimentations are about personal engagement. “It’s not trying to stay relevant so much, it’s just staying interested,” he said. But the band has considered going back to what many would consider the ‘classic’ Weezer sound. “‘Island in the Sun’, if we could figure out what that was — sometimes those things just happen… We know what vibe, musically, that evoked, and also lyrically. It was a little bit of a departure. It wasn’t so personal, it was more a universal feeling. We do think about those things.”
Elsewhere in the conversation, Bell spoke about Cuomo’s penchant for announcing a new project while they’re in the middle of another one, his desire for a filmed streaming performance of the band’s latest album OK Human, and their plans for a 20th anniversary performance of the Green Album later this year. Stream the full episode of Kyle Meredith With… below. Besides that, keep your eyes and ears peeled for that long-delayed metal LP Van Weezer, which as its title indicates, is inspire by Van Halen.
Originally from https://consequenceofsound.net/2021/02/weezer-is-planning-a-new-weezer-inspired-weezer-album/?new=true
Category:Interviews
Category:Transcripts
Category:Rivers Cuomo Interviews
Category:Brian Bell Interviews
Category:Scott Shriner Interviews
Category:Pat Wilson Interviews
Category:Weezer Media Archive
Consequence of Sound interview with Anna Waronker - October 3, 2019

that dog. unfold their reunion album, Old LP, Track by Track: Stream
The reunited rockers lead listeners through each track off their first record in 22 years
By: Robin Bacior
Published: October 3, 2019
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Track by Track is a music feature that allows artists to go in-depth with their albums and offer listeners a concentrated breakdown of each song. Today, that dog. talk in detail about their first record in 22 years, Old LP.
After more than two decades away, that dog. are back with a new album, Old LP. Ahead of its official release on Friday, October 4th, the 11-track effort is being premiered below.
Old LP was recorded in Los Angeles over the last three years with a number of special guests, including actress Maya Rudolph, the band’s original drummer before she went off to college. Additional contributions come from Randy Newman, Blur’s Graham Coxon, Josh Klinghoffer of Red Hot Chili Peppers, and others.
The reunion album marks that dog.’s first full-length since 1997’s Retreat from the Sun. The band parted ways not long after that release, reuniting in 2011 for a series of concerts that eventually inspired them to make this new record. While Old LP in some ways picks up where the three-piece left off in the ’90s, the new effort is expanded, equipped with lush orchestral arrangements from guitarist/vocalist Anna Waronker.
In a press release, Waronker spoke on the slow process of collecting the right songs, stating the band “needed time to let it grow into what it would become.” She continued, “Sometimes it’s hard to get there. Which is kind of the theme of the album.”
Listeners got a small preview with the singles “If You Just Didn't Do It” and “Just the Way”. Now, you can hear the full record below. Pre-orders are still available.
For a deeper dive into the album, that dog.’s Waronker has discussed Old LP Track by Track. We definitely suggest reading all the way to the end, as she took extra care with digging into the title track.
===="Your Machine"====
===="Just the Way"====
===="Bird on a Wire"====
===="Drip Drops"====
===="If You Just Didn't Do It"====
===="When We Were Young"====
===="Alone Again"====
===="Down Without a Fight"====
===="Never Want to See Your Face Again"====
===="Least I Could Do"====
===="Old LP"====
==See also==
*List of interviews on Weezerpedia
==External links==
*Original interview
Category:InterviewsCategory:TranscriptsCategory:Anna Waronker InterviewsCategory:that dog. InterviewsCategory:Consequence of Sound
Conspiracy

"Conspiracy" is a song by the Rentals. It is the seventh track and eleventh single from the band's fourth album, Q36, and was released on April 14, 2020.
==Overview==
The limited-run merchandise items for "Conspiracy" included a black t-shirt (in unisex and women's sizes) and a tote bag, both featuring a design by Ivan Minsloff.
Image:Conspiracy merch shirt1.jpg
Image:Conspiracy merch shirt3.jpg
Image:Conspiracy merch shirt2.jpg
Image:Conspiracy merch tote1.jpg
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==Personnel==
*Matt Sharp - vocals
*Nick Zinner - guitar
*Ronnie Vannucci - drums
*The Gentle Assassins Choir - vocals
*Dave Fridmann - mixing
*Matt Estep - mixing
*Ryan Smith - mastering
==Lyric video==
The music video was directed, shot, and edited by Matt Sharp and released alongside the song on April 14, 2020. The video includes a dedication to American broadcaster and author Art Bell, who is also referenced in the song's lyrics.
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==Lyrics==
I don’t know about our institutions; the fairytales they taught us in class
They never told the truth about anything; that’s just a fact
Awe, no, we’ll never know the truth about Elvis
You say, he’s living in Jim Morrison’s flat?
Hiding away with Princess Diana just trying to relax?
Tell me, what should I really try to believe? (Conspiracy)
Yeah, tell me and I will try to believe your conspiracy (Conspiracy)
The intel inside The War Room is hid behind a code we can’t crack
The secret bunkers down in Grand Central are filled to the max
And you say, a hundred and seventy-six miles outside of Vegas 
Is where Stanley filmed that spacecraft
That’s where Tricky Dick faked the moon landing; then had a nice laugh
(ha, ha, ha, ha, ha)
Tell me, what should I really try to believe? (Conspiracy)
(Tell me, tell me, tell me, tell me; show me, show me, show me, show me)
(Hold me, hold me, hold me, hold me; know me, know me, know me, know me)
Yeah, tell me and I will try to believe your conspiracy (Conspiracy)
In the hills, in the hills, in the Ellensburg Hills, rumors of the paranormal
There’s hole, there’s a hole, Mel’s bottomless hole; it must be some kind of portal
Tell me, what should I really try to believe?
You say, Elvis lives with The Lizard King? (tell me, tell me, tell me, tell me)
They’re with Princess Di, tell me one more thing…
Tupac and Kurt Cobain, do they live there too? (show me, show me, show me, show me)
Is Andy Kaufman still playing tricks on you?
There are UFOs (Conspiracy); Art Bell told you so
They crashed Northwest of here in New Mexico
Check the Baltic Sea (Conspiracy), on the ocean floor
Swear to secrecy and tell me just one more
Conspiracy (Conspiracy)
Conspiracy (Conspiracy)
==See also==
*The Rentals
*List of Matt Sharp songs
Category: The Rentals songs
Category: Matt Sharp
Category:Songs on Q36
Category:The Rentals songs produced by Matt Sharp
Category:Self-produced The Rentals songs
Continental Drift

"Continental Drift" is the tenth and final track from The Doubble Donkey Disc.
===Appearances===
*The Doubble Donkey Disc
==Overview==
This song is notable for band member Star Wick playing the flute throughout most of it.
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
I'm bored, you're boarding the 504 out of town
It's late, so look straight
Don't pull your eyes off the ground
You sit and wait across the gate
The minutes stretch themselves so long
You'll never be my destiny
Because my destination's wrong
Right coast, left coast
Drifting round and round
I'm lost, always
And I know I can't be found
Who made these customs I can't seem to get past?
It's no use, since you've been born
Into a higher class
When I want you, and only you
Somehow your baggage comes along
And it never stops, no, it never stops
Until I'm back where I belong
Right coast, wrong coast
Drifting round and round
I'm lost, always
And I know I can't be found
You can't see me
Across this great divide
I'm lost, always
If I'm not right by your side
Back where I belong
Back where I belong
Back where I belong
Back where I belong
Back where I belong
Back where I belong
Back where I belong
Back where I belong
==See also==
*Ozma
*List of Ozma songs
*The Doubble Donkey Disc
Category:Ozma
Category: Ozma songs
Category: Daniel Brummel songs
Category:Songs on the Bootytraps EP
Category:Songs on The Doubble Donkey Disc
Category:Ozma songs produced by Bruce Witkin
Continuation

"Continuation" is the fourth song on What Else Can We Do.
===Appearances===
*What Else Can We Do (1992)
==Personnel==
*Joe Sib – lead vocals
*Tom "Soda" Gardocki – guitars, vocals
*Dave Georgeff – bass, vocals
*Loomis Fall – drums, vocals
*Daniel Rey - producer
==Audio==
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOutf1-0qqo</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Go!
Well well well
Gonna get away for a while
Well well, can't wait to get back
I left my shoes cuz it's understood
That I'm leaving again, but it's not for good.
Yeah!
People saying where you coming from
It's like the cities ???
From the taxis ???
To the crosswalks ???
Yeah
Whenever, wherever, you've still got ???
Whenever, wherever, you've still got ???
Whenever, wherever, you've still got ???
Whenever, wherever, you've still got ???
Continuation
Continuation
Continuation
Continuation
??
??? you used to be here
Whenever, wherever, you've still got ???
???
??? I won't let you down
Because we just got back
And we're here right now
Whenever, wherever, you've still got ???
Whenever, wherever, you've still got ???
Whenever, wherever, you've still got ???
Whenever, wherever, you've still got ???
==See also==
*Wax
Category:Wax
Category:Wax songs
Category:Songs on What Else Can We Do