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Golden Nuggets

Golden Nuggets is an unreleased compilation of Weezer songs compiled in 2001 by Karl Koch.
==Overview==
Golden Nuggets was to contain 17 tracks spanning 1993 to 2001, including seven then-unreleased songs. All of these recordings would eventually see release over the next decade, with "Getting Up and Leaving" and the "Longtime Sunshine" coda mix not appearing until 2011. Other songs came out as Green Album b-sides or on future retrospectives like Alone albums and the deluxe reissues of The Blue Album and Pinkerton.
Most of the recordings intended for the album were released at the time or have been released since the track listing was compiled in 2001, with the exception of "Blast Off!", a recording done during the August and September 1995 sessions at Electric Lady Studios.Koch, Karl (as Karlophone). (August 24, 2023). Discord message. Archived from the original on Weezerpedia at Weezerpedia Discord Q&A with Karl Koch - August 2023.
The compilation's title is similar to Dusty Gems & Raw Nuggets, the second disc of the Blue Album deluxe edition, which released in 2004.
==Track listing==
According to Karl Koch, the album's finalized tracklist was:Karlophone. (2016, July 13). "Difference between revisions of "Golden Nuggets"". Weezerpedia. Retrieved from https://www.weezerpedia.com/w/index.php?title=Golden_Nuggets&diff=51876&oldid=51873.
==See also==
*Dusty Gems & Raw Nuggets
*Death to False Metal
==References==
Category:Unfinished/unreleased Weezer projects
Gone Sweater

"Gone Sweater" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
==Overview==
"Gone Sweater" was written by Rivers Cuomo while living at an apartment on Sepulveda Boulevard in Los Angeles in 1999. The song has never been heard by fans.
==See Also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Category:RC demos not circulating
Gone with the Ghosts

Gone with the Ghosts (formerly Death at Sea) was a short-lived rock band consisting of Daniel Brummel on vocals, Mark Nathan on guitar, Bryan Bowden on drums, and Ian Richardson on bass/guitar.
==History==
An album was planned but never materialized. The band only ever released seven demos, in alphabetical order they are: 
*"Hell or High Water"
*"Laymans Luck 16bit"
*"Nadja"
*"On Silverlake"
*"Statuesque"
*"Strange Coincidence"
*"Television"Gray, Christopher. "TCB: Sorting through the spring flood of new records and old festivals, plus a deeper look inside George W.'s iPod." The Austin Chronicle. 15 April 2005. Archived via Wayback Machine. https://web.archive.org/web/20210630223756/https://www.austinchronicle.com/music/2005-04-15/266739/
==See also==
*Ozma
*Daniel Brummel
*Daniel Brummel and the Contraband
*Commuter Music
==References==
Category:Ozma
Category:Weezer-related bands
Good Advice No. 14

"Good Advice #14" is a song written by Jason Cropper.
==Overview==
On May 21, 2020, Cropper performed the song in full during a "Golden Hour" stream for his Facebook and Instagram followers, saying it was about "a man from Tibet" who has "had an amazing life". The "Tenzin" referred to in the song is likely Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama.
==Lyrics==
Well, Jeremiah chose to wander through the wilderness
He left the cities to fall wherever they may
He's probably out there right now, praying this very moment
For the salvation of the entire human race
And he says "I'm just choosing to be optimistic
Because it always feels a little better this way
One small positive thought every morning
Will have a beautiful effect your entire day"
Sacha found a child abandoned in her heart became a healer
Now she rescues children from the shadows; must be her DNA
Every single breath she takes is a prayer
She blesses everything and everyone every single day
She says "I'm just choosing to be optimistic
Because it always feels a little better this way
One small positive thought every morning
Will have a beautiful effect your entire day"
And all the children play, can't you hear them sing?
Na na na na
Tenzin woke up one day to find his people had chosen him
Seems he'd come this way before and the wise folk felt it was destiny
Motivated by pure love makes him totally fearless
And the fearlessness is gonna set all of us free
And he says "I'm just choosing to be optimistic
Because it always feels a little better this way
One small positive thought every morning
Will have a beautiful effect your entire day"
==See also==
*List of Jason Cropper songs
Category: Jason Cropper
Good Life - Germany Aug. 18

Good Life - Germany Aug. 18 is an unofficial CD released in 1996. Tracks 1-10 were recorded at Bizarre Festival 1996, Cologne, Germany on August 17, 1996. Tracks 11 & 12 were both recorded at LIQUIDROOM in Tokyo, Japan. Even though the title of the bootleg mentions "Aug. 18", the show was actually recorded on August 17. The bootleg features a few typos or incorrect titles, which have been transcribed below.
==Tracklist==
#"Undone - The Sweatsong" ("Undone - The Sweater Song")
#"My Name Is Jonas"
#"Pink Triangle"
#"No One Else"
#"El Scorcho"
#"In The Garden" ("In the Garage")
#"Why Brother" ("Why Bother?")
#"Say It Ain't So"
#"Buddy Holly"
#"Surf Wax America"
#"Buddy Holly"
#"El Scorcho"
==Gallery==
Image:R-7433249-1441422755-6426.png.jpg|Front cover
Image:Goodlifebootlegback.jpg|Back cover
Image:Goodlifebootlegdisc.jpg|Disc
==See also==
*List of unofficial bootlegs (physical)
*Good Life - Germany Aug. 18 on Discogs
Category:Unofficial bootlegs
Category:1996 releases
Good Times (a)

"Good Times" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
"Good Times" was recorded in 1998. The song was released as part of the digital compilation Alone VI: The Black Room in 2020.
==Lyrics==
We stumble casually
Into our lives
We wait impatiently
And tell our lies
Good times come around
Good times come around
Good times come around
And I'm falling down
We wait on magic keys
And easy days
And write our prophecies
Throw them away
Good times come around
Good times come around
Good times come around
And I'm falling down
We stumble casually
Into our lives
We wait impatiently
And tell our lies
Yeah
Good times come around
Good times come around
Good times come around
And I'm falling down
Yeah I'm falling down
Yeah I'm falling down
Yeah I'm falling down
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone VI: The Black Room
Good Times (b)

"Good Times" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo. The demo was released as part of the digital compilation Alone XII: The White Year on December 13, 2020. 
===Appearances===
*Alone XII: The White Year
==Overview==
"Good Times" is a re-working of the demo "I'll Be with Someone Else", recorded in consideration for what would eventually become ninth album, Everything Will Be Alright in the End. The song would have its verse melody reused for the song "All This Love" in the SZNZ: Spring. 
==Lyrics==
On the beach, fell asleep
As the sand burned our feet
It's a shame we didn't drink, we didn't smoke
So what 'cha wanna do today?
Throw our girls in the waves
Beat our chests as the cops let us go
Now we got those good times
Playboys in our pink ties
Mucking up the punchlines
Might not last forever
But now we got those
Good times
Blowing off the stop signs
Good that we can unwind
Might not last forever
But now we got good times
It's hard to know
What to do when you look like a fool
Hemingway spilled his brains on the street
Boost your testosterone
But get the hell off your phone
What's the point if you're not 23?
Now we got those good times
Playboys in our pink ties
Mucking up our punchlines
Might not last forever
But now we got those
Good times
Blowing off the stop signs
Good that we can unwind
Might not last forever
But now we got good times
Everyone should get a second chance
When they make the mistake of their life
But if you walk out and find someone
Tall and dark and kind of dumb
I can't guarantee that I'll be free
When you come crawling back to me someday
Good times
Playboys in our pink ties
Mucking up our punchlines
Might not last forever
But now we got those
Good times
Blowing off the stop signs
Good that we can unwind
Might not last forever
But now we got good times
Now we got good times
Now we got good times
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone XII: The White Year
Category:Known recordings table
Goodbye

"Goodbye" is the thirteenth and final track from the album Dad Eye by Sonnyboy.
===Appearances===
*Dad Eye (2003)
==Overview==
==Personnel==
*Joe Cunningham – guitar, vocal
==Audio==
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5m1nyC8tk3k</youtube>
==Lyrics==
I hear you
Think that I'm an
Asshole
You're right
You're right
I guess that means it's 
Time for me to go
So goodbye
Goodbye
==See Also==
*Dad Eye
*Sonnyboy
*Amorphous Records
Category: Sonnyboy
Category: Sonnyboy songs 
Category: songs on Dad Eye 
Category:Amorphous Records
Goodbye, Steve

"Goodbye, Steve" is a song by the Rentals. It is the twelfth track and fifteenth single from the band's fourth album, Q36, and was released on June 9, 2020.
==Overview==
"Goodbye, Steve" is an interlude that closes out Side 3 on the album. According to a statement by the band upon the song's release, "In the context of the 15 other songs, "Steve" is meant to act as brief interlude, a little pause, reprise to Teen Beat Cosmonaut and one big, deep breath before plunging into Side Four, the album's final chapter." The statement went on to add that, due to the "serious nature of the dialog our society is currently having" (referring to the 2020 international protests against police brutality following the killing of George Floyd), the band would not be releasing any accompanying promotional elements (merchandise, music video, etc.) for "Goodbye, Steve".
==Personnel==
*Matt Sharp - vocals
*Nick Zinner - guitar
*Ronnie Vannucci - drums
*The Gentle Assassins Choir - vocals
*Dave Fridmann - mixing
*Matt Estep - mixing
*Ryan Smith - mastering
==Audio==
<youtube>JJgJoktk1ls</youtube>
==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
Goodbye, Sweetheart

"Goodbye, Sweetheart" is the second track off Karlophone's debut album, Press Any Key to Begin.
==Overview==
==Audio==
<youtube>luSJ9ufHNpw</youtube>
==Samples used==
Location in song 	Source 	Author 	Album 	Year	Link
The lyrics "I'm gonna kill your boyfriend, sweetheart"a and "He's out of his head"b 	"Love's Lovely Counterfeit" (radio drama)	Suspense 	 	1945	link; 19:24a, 14:16b
The lyric "It's hard to say goodbye" 	"It's Hard to Say Goodbye" (song) 	Claudine Longet	Love is Blue 	1968	link; 1:23
The looped clip containing the lyrics "Two big things like basketballs / Down below is like Niagra Falls"	"Get Down" (song) 	Derek B 	Bullet from a Gun	1988	link; 2:12
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
Goodbye West Coast

"Goodbye West Coast" is a song written by Matt Sharp. 
==Overview==
A short edit of the song first appeared on the solo EP Puckett's Versus the Country Boy in 2003. The full-length song appeared on Sharp's eponymous album the following year.
During the concert in which Sharp publicly reunited with Rivers Cuomo in 2004, the two performed the Weezer track "Undone (The Sweater Song)". Before the song, Sharp recalled an anecdote in which a attendee of one of his concerts remarked that "Goodbye West Coast" sounded "exactly like the Sweater Song".
==Personnel==
*Matt Sharp - vocals, bass
*Greg Brown - guitar melodies, piano, vocals
*Mick Flowers - percussion
*Kurt Perkins - piano
==Audio==
<youtube>WIv32pprrtU</youtube> <youtube>gCRbBaL6czE</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Hazy day, making my way
Out somewhere on the motor highway
Heading down, east coast-bound
Another day's been lost, then found
I wrote down a few things to say
Got a few things left to say to my best friend's grave
And I'm hardly awake
I pull into a stop off the motor highway
Silly day, I read in the trades
They're makin' films about friends I'd made
No sound, they just turned around
The next thing you know they were lost then found
Well, alright
Goodbye, west coast
I'm going back, I'm going home
Goodbye, west coast
I'm going home
I broke down in a halfway town
News of the day is some poor girl drowned
The papers say she went to the bay
The very next day they just found her that way
Sunny day, traffic waits
Child waves to the motorcade, fade
All the windows down
A pretty sound's been lost, then found
Goodbye, west coast
I'm going back, I'm going home
Goodbye, west coast
I'm going home
Highway, so long
Take me back to where I belong
Highway, so long
Where do I belong?
Mama, I say, look at what mess you made
Mama, I say, what a mess you made
Look at what you made
What a mess you made
What a mess you made
Alright
Goodbye, west coast
I'm going back and I'm going home
Goodbye, west coast
I'm going home
I'm making my way to my best friend's grave
Making my way to my best friend's grave
Child waves to the motorcade
Making my way to my best friend's grave
I'm making my way
Goodbye, west coast
I'm going home
==See also==
*List of Matt Sharp songs
Category: Matt Sharp
Goodness Knows

"Goodness Knows" is the lead single from Jason Cropper's forthcoming solo album.
==Overview==
Jason Cropper premiered the song to fans by performing part of it on April 14, 2020 during a video stream on the platform Zoom hosted by Rivers Cuomo. In a Q&A on the r/weezer Reddit community, Cropper confirmed that the song "Goodness Knows" would be released "on or around June 12th". On May 21, Cropper first performed the song in full during a stream of The Golden Hour for his Facebook and Instagram followers. 
Cropper released a teaser for Goodness Knows on June 30 and a release party was held on July 3, during which he performed new material. The song was released as Cropper's first single on July 13. 
During a live performance with The Jason Cropper Band in 2021, Cropper explained the inspiration for Goodness Knows:
==Audio==
<youtube>INqa0X57FII</youtube>
==Lyrics==
Well, I don't mean to hurt anybody
I wish we knew how to make it stop
We're just stuck here trying to love on one another
And that's a lot
Yeah, that's a lot
Everybody hurts a little sometimes
That's just part of how life goes
You're not alone at being alone
Well, I suppose, goodness knows
Goodness knows
So if you're lost and you feel alone
And it hurts down in your bones
And if you don't know which way to go
Just let it go, 'cause goodness knows
We could all use some cooperation
We all welcome a helping hand
Goodness knows, if you've got that kind of love to offer
I'm a big fan
Yeah, I'm your man
When your tears fall like a faucet
Got broken again, like years ago
And you swear your heart feels just like a supernova 'bout to implode
Let it go, 'cause goodness knows
So if you're lost and you feel alone
And it hurts down in your bones
If you don't know which way to go
Just let it go, 'cause goodness knows
Well, I don't mean to hurt anybody
I'm just here to sing this song
And if you feel the way that I do, you could join in
And sing along; it won't take long
'Cause goodness knows how it goes
In a broken heart's repose
We all forget from time to time
How much it hurts just to be alive
Please remember you're not alone
You know who knows, the good in you knows
You know who knows
Goodness knows
==See also==
*List of Jason Cropper songs
Category: Jason Cropper
Gr8ist Bits: Vol. 1

Gr8ist Bits: Vol. 1 is a band sanctioned, fan made, chiptune covers album released by Ozma on November 4, 2022.
==Track listing==
== External links ==
* Gr8ist Bits: Vol. 1 on Bandcamp
==See also==
*Ozma
*Ozma - Live Acoustic Set - July 12, 2000
Category:Ozma
Category:2022 releases
Grapevine

"Grapevine" is the eight track from AM Radio's second album, "Reactive."
===Appearances===
*"Reactive" - (2007)
==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 Reactive
Gravity Will Bring You Down

"Gravity Will Bring You Down" (also known as "Gravity," formerly "Supergirl" and "Gravity's Gon' Bring You Down") is a song by Rivers Cuomo, demoed in contention for what would eventually become ninth album, Everything Will Be Alright in the End.
===Appearances===
*Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years (2020)
*The Best of the Demos (2020)
==Overview==
"Gravity Will Bring You Down" was, at one point, part of Ecce Homo, earlier draft of the album concept that would eventually morph into Everything Will Be Alright in the End. In an Ecce Homo draft document included in the Alone XI compilation, notes about the song were listed in relation to the album's main character, Sebastian. "Gravity" is listed as part of the album's first act, with the note: "Talking to himself. Schizochronicity rooted in the death of his father?" The song's lyrics are accompanied by additional descriptive notes:
(age 20):
a.	Talking to himself in his pod.
b.	lack of faith in his intellect and talents. 
c.	Had a famous father who died? Who somehow failed? Came up short?
d.	Flight of Icarus. 
e.	Sebastian’s father, Daedalus
"Gravity" was described by fans who heard it at fan focus groups in the years prior to the recording of EWBAITE, but was not heard widely until Cuomo made it available for purchase on riverscuomo.com as part of the digital compilation Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years. It also appeared, for a time, in the fan-curated compilation The Best of the Demos, briefly sold on Cuomo's website.
==Lyrics==
===Gravity Will Bring You Down (ver. 13)===
Chained up in your dungeon
Mice munchin' on your tasty bum
You're turnin' into a skeleton
The conquistadors have clearly won
I bet you wish you'd never fucked
With the Spanish Inquisition
Some battles you can never win
Some laws you'll never break
Not every man is a Superman
Not every girl is a Supergirl
So cut your coupons while you can
Gravity will bring you down
There must've been some Einstein
Designing that first aeroplane
He kicked some ass in the Ivy League
Acing LSATs and the GREs
But the Hindenburg crashed on the ground
Blew up like an atom bomb
The children cried as they looked on
Watching their daddy burn
Not every man is a Superman
Not every girl is a Supergirl
So cut your coupons while you can
Gravity will bring you down
Learn not to care
Learn not to starve
Learn not to hurt at all
Learn not to reap
Learn not to try
When you eventually fall
Not every man is a Superman
Not every girl is a Supergirl
So cut your coupons while you can
Gravity will bring you down
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years
*List of Weezer songs
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Ecce Homo
Category: Weezer songs
Category: Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years
Green Day

Green Day is an American punk rock band from East Bay, California which has been active since 1987.
==Overview==
Green Day was formed by lead guitarist and vocalist Billie Joe Armstrong, and bassist Mike Dirnt in 1987. For the majority of the band's existence, it has been a punk rock trio, consisting of Billie Joe Armstrong, (lead vocals, guitar), Mike Dirnt (bass guitar, backing vocals) and Tré Cool (drums, percussion).
==Connections to Weezer==
*Green Day and Weezer came to mainstream prominence in 1994 with regular MTV airplay in the post-Nirvana landscape.
*Both Weezer and Green Day contributed new songs, produced by Rob Cavallo, to the soundtrack of the film Angus: "You Gave Your Love to Me Softly" and "J.A.R.", respectively.
*Rivers Cuomo's Encyclopedia o' Pop contains mathematical analysis of Green Day songs.
*"El Scorcho" contains the lyric "I asked you to go to the Green Day concert, you said you never heard of them."
*In 2003, Weezer recorded an acoustic version of "Worry Rock" for the Skunk Ape compilation A Different Shade Of Green: A Tribute To Green Day.
*In 2009, Weezer performed an acoustic version of Green Day's "Brain Stew" for Sessions@AOL. That version was later released on the 2010 EP Raditude ...Happy Record Store Day!.
* In 2019, Green Day, alongside Weezer and Fall Out Boy announced a joint tour titled The Hella Mega Tour, set to take place in the later months of 2020, but due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis,
the tour was subsequently cancelled and rescheduled to later dates in 2021.
==Band Members==
Current members
*Billie Joe Armstrong - lead vocals, guitar (1987 - present)
*Mike Dirnt - bass, backing vocals (1987 - present)
*Tré Cool - drums, percussion, backing vocals (1991 - present)
Former members
*Raj Punjabi – drums, backing vocals (1987 - 1987)
*Sean Hughes – drums (1987 - 1987)
*John Kiffmeyer - drums, percussion, backing vocals (1987 - 1990)
*Jason White – guitars, backing vocals (2012 – 2016)
Further information relating to Green Day's current and past members can be found on Wikipedia.
==Discography==
*39/Smooth (1990)
*Kerplunk (1991)
*Dookie (1994)
*Insomniac (1995)
*Nimrod (1997)
*Warning (2000)
*American Idiot (2004)
*21st Century Breakdown (2009)
*¡Uno! (2012)
*¡Dos! (2012)
*¡Tre! (2012)
*Revolution Radio (2016)
*Father of All Motherfuckers (2020)
*Saviors (2024)
More information relating to Green Day's discography can be found on Wikipedia.
Category:Influences
Greg Brown

Greg Brown is a musician. He is best known as a founding member and the original guitarist for the band CAKE.
==Overview==
Brown was a member of Cake from the band's formation in 1991 before leaving in 1998. Also in 1998, he appeared on the song "American Girls", by the short-lived Rivers Cuomo sideproject Homie. He later produced and contributed instrumentation to the two solo releases by Matt Sharp, Puckett's Versus the Country Boy in 2003 and the eponymous Matt Sharp album in 2004.
==See also==
*Homie
*Matt Sharp
==References==
Category:Homie members
Category:Matt Sharp collaborators
Category:Homie
Category:Guitarists
Greg Doyle

Greg Doyle is a record producer and musician. He was a member of Baby Champ alongside Kenn Shane. He produced fourth record, Pasadena, with the band and Billy Burke. Doyle has a songwriting credit for the song "Barriers."
==Discography==
===With Baby Champ===
*Illoee (2008)
*Faya (2009)
===With Ozma===
*Pasadena (2007)
**Producer
**Songwriter on "Barriers"
==External links==
*Greg Doyle on Allmusic
Category:Ozma
Category:Ozma producers
Category:Producers
Greg Wells

Greg Wells is a Canadian musician, songwriter, and producer.
==Songs co-written with Rivers Cuomo==
*"Pick U Up" / "君と二人で" (2009) — with Adam Lambert
*"Work It" (2009, unreleased) — with Katy Perry and Cathy Dennis
*"Where's My Sex?" (2010)
==External links==
*Greg Wells on Wikipedia
Category:Weezer song co-writersCategory:Musicians
Greyhound

"Greyhound" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
"Greyhound" was recorded by Cuomo while living at an apartment on Sepulveda Boulevard in Los Angeles in 1999. The song was first heard when it was released as part of the digital compilation Alone VI: The Black Room in 2020.
==Known recordings==
==Lyrics==
You say you're leaving
But don't know why
I'm the same as other guys
You've been mistreated
Or so you think
At least that's what you told your shrink
Looks like you're ready to go
From here on, you're running the show
Okay
You took your chances
I'll take mine too
There's not much more that we can do
So get your family
And tell them I
Was not enough to make you sigh
Looks like you're ready to go
From here on, you're running the show
Okay
A sunny morning
All by myself
It's better for my mental health
I didn't need you
I did not care
I only wanted someone there
Looks like you're ready to go
From here on, you're running the show
It's okay
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Catalog o' RiffsCategory:Songs on Alone VI: The Black RoomCategory:Known recordings table