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The original live version from 2000 featured slightly different drums, lacked backing vocals, "uhs", and instead of "kick me","kiss me" was sung during second line of the chorus. Also, since late 2001, the band has played the song live with a reworked guitar solo that no longer follows the verse melody. | The original live version from 2000 featured slightly different drums, lacked backing vocals, "uhs", and instead of "kick me","kiss me" was sung during second line of the chorus. Also, since late 2001, the band has played the song live with a reworked guitar solo that no longer follows the verse melody. | ||
===Studio versions=== | ===Studio versions=== | ||
The original, full-length ''Green Album'' studio version is no longer in use, and was replaced by a shorter edit on reprints. This edit cuts the first chorus in half (ending after "eyes wide"), and both ascending bridge sections were removed from the end of the second and third choruses. This edit summarily replaced the original studio versions on repressings of the album, and is | The original, full-length ''Green Album'' studio version is no longer in use, and was replaced by a shorter edit on reprints. This edit cuts the first chorus in half (ending after "eyes wide"), and both ascending bridge sections were removed from the end of the second and third choruses. This edit summarily replaced the original studio versions on repressings of the album, and is heard on the edited "Hash Pipe" video on the DVD ''[[Video Capture Device]]''. | ||
===Remixes=== | ===Remixes=== | ||
Three official remixes of the song were released in 2001. Chris Vrenna's "Kick Me" and "Under Glass" remixes were released on the "Hash Pipe" 12" remix single - which was Weezer's first 12" single. The record also featured [[Jimmy Pop]]'s remix of the song - a version that was also released on multiple international releases singles, as well as a one-track CD-R promo in the UK. | Three official remixes of the song were released in 2001. Chris Vrenna's "Kick Me" and "Under Glass" remixes were released on the "Hash Pipe" 12" remix single - which was Weezer's first 12" single. The record also featured [[Jimmy Pop]]'s remix of the song - a version that was also released on multiple international releases singles, as well as a one-track CD-R promo in the UK. | ||
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Down on Santa Monica where tricks are for kids | Down on Santa Monica where tricks are for kids | ||
Oh, come on and kick me | Oh, come on and kick me | ||
Oh, come on and kick me | Oh, come on and kick me | ||
You got your problems | You got your problems | ||
I got my eye | I got my eye wide | ||
You got your big | You got your big G's | ||
I got my hash pipe | I got my hash pipe | ||