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* ''[[Dusty Gems & Raw Nuggets]]'' (2004)
* ''[[Dusty Gems & Raw Nuggets]]'' (2004)
* ''[[Video Capture Device]]'' (2004)
* ''[[Video Capture Device]]'' (2004)
* ''[[Death to False Metal]]'' (2010)
* ''[[Death to False Metal]]'' (iTunes, vinyl; 2010)
* ''[[Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years]]'' (2020)
* ''[[Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years]]'' (2020)


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Weezer's tribute was neither the first nor last tribute to the sisters. The Los Angeles-based band [[Black Market Flowers]], who also performed at the August 15 tribute concert, also wrote a song titled "[[Mykel and Carli (Black Market Flowers song)|Mykel and Carli]]" prior to Weezer's song. In 1997, the compilation album ''[[Hear You Me! A Tribute to Mykel and Carli]]'' was released by Vast Records. The Allan sisters also inspired the song "[[Hear You Me]]" by [[Jimmy Eat World]], released on the band's album ''Bleed American'' in [[2001]].
Weezer's tribute was neither the first nor last tribute to the sisters. The Los Angeles-based band [[Black Market Flowers]], who also performed at the August 15 tribute concert, also wrote a song titled "[[Mykel and Carli (Black Market Flowers song)|Mykel and Carli]]" prior to Weezer's song. In 1997, the compilation album ''[[Hear You Me! A Tribute to Mykel and Carli]]'' was released by Vast Records. The Allan sisters also inspired the song "[[Hear You Me]]" by [[Jimmy Eat World]], released on the band's album ''Bleed American'' in [[2001]].


==Known recordings==
{{Known recordings header}}
{| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em; font-size:.8em;
{{Known recordings note|For the earlier iteration of the song, see "[[Please Pick Up the Phone]]"}}
!Performer(s)
{{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[Rivers Cuomo]]|To Mykel and Carli (From a High School Friend)|02 Mykel + Carli.MP3|June [[1993]]<ref name="rechist4">[[Recording History - Page 4|Weezer Recording History - Page 4]]</ref>||3:17|''[[Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years]]''|8-track recording}}
!Title
{{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Weezer]]|Mykel and Carli||[[August 6]], [[1993]]<ref name="rechist4" />|Cole Rehearsal Studios, Los Angeles, CA|||Portable DAT recording, rehearsal}}
!Filename
{{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Weezer]]|Mykel and Carli||[[August 11]], [[1993]]<ref name="rechist4" />|S.I.R., New York, NY|||Practice demo with [[Ric Ocasek]] with Haig and [[Chris Shaw]].}}
!Date of recording
{{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[Weezer]]|Mykel and Carli||August—October [[1993]]|Electric Lady Studios, New York, NY|3:13|''[[Death to False Metal]]'' (iTunes, vinyl)|}}
!Recording location
{{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[Weezer]]|Mykel and Carli||July [[1994]]|?, Los Angeles, CA|2:53|
!Length
*"[[Undone - The Sweater Song]]"
!Appeared on
*''[[Hear You Me! A Tribute to Mykel and Carli]]''
!Notes
*''[[Dusty Gems & Raw Nuggets]]''|Recorded with [[Paul du Gré]]}}
|-
{{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[Rivers Cuomo]]|Mykel and Carli||[[August 15]], [[1997]]|[[Weezer concert: 08/15/1997|The Palace, Los Angeles, CA]]||''[[Video Capture Device]]''|Live recording. Originally aired on MTV.}}
 
{{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[Weezer]]|Mykel and Carli|09 Mykel and Carli.mp3|[[January 20]], [[2012]]|[[The Weezer Cruise]]|2:48|''[[Live on the Weezer Cruise - Palladium Lounge (The Blue Album)|Live on the Weezer Cruise - Palladium Lounge]]'' (''The Blue Album'')|Live performance}}
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|[[Rivers Cuomo]]
{{Known recordings footer}}
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|[[Please Pick Up the Phone]]
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|<samp>13 Please Pick Up The Phone.MP3</samp>
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|February [[1993]]<ref name="rechist4">[[Recording History - Page 4|Weezer Recording History - Page 4]]</ref>
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|3:23
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|''[[Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years]]''
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|8-track recording
|-
 
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|[[Rivers Cuomo]]
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|To Mykel and Carli (From a High School Friend)
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|<samp>02 Mykel + Carli.MP3</samp>
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|June [[1993]]<ref name="rechist4" />
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|3:17
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|''[[Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years]]''
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|8-track recording
|-
 
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|[[Weezer]]
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|Mykel and Carli
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|[[August 6]], [[1993]]<ref name="rechist4" />
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|Cole Rehearsal Studios, Los Angeles, CA
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|Portable DAT recording, rehearsal
|-
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|[[Weezer]]
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|Mykel and Carli
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|[[August 11]], [[1993]]<ref name="rechist4" />
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|S.I.R., New York City, NY
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|
| bgcolor="ffaaaa"|Practice demo with [[Ric Ocasek]] with Haig and [[Chris Shaw]].
|-
 
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|[[Weezer]]
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|Mykel and Carli
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|August—October [[1993]]
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|Electric Lady Studios, New York, NY
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|3:13
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|''[[Death to False Metal]]'' (iTunes, vinyl)
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|
|-
 
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|[[Weezer]]
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|Mykel and Carli
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|July [[1994]]
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|?, Los Angeles, CA
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|2:53
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|[[Undone - The Sweater Song]]<br>''[[Hear You Me! A Tribute to Mykel and Carli]]''<br>''[[Dusty Gems & Raw Nuggets]]''
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|Recorded with [[Paul du Gré]]
|-
 
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|[[Rivers Cuomo]]
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|Mykel and Carli
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|[[August 15]], [[1997]]
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|[[Weezer concert: 08/15/1997|The Palace, Los Angeles, CA]]
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|''[[Video Capture Device]]''
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|Live recording. Originally aired on MTV.
|-
 
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|[[Weezer]]
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|Mykel and Carli
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|<samp>09 Mykel and Carli.mp3</samp>
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|[[January 20]], [[2012]]
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|[[The Weezer Cruise]]
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|2:48
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|''[[Live on the Weezer Cruise - Palladium Lounge (The Blue Album)|Live on the Weezer Cruise - Palladium Lounge]]'' (The Blue Album)
| bgcolor="aaffaa"|Live performance
|-
|}
==Live performances==
==Live performances==
*[[Weezer concert: 08/15/1997]] - Hollywood, CA
*[[Weezer concert: 08/15/1997]]
*[[Weezer concert: 01/20/2012]] - [[The Weezer Cruise]]
*[[Weezer concert: 01/20/2012]]
*[[Weezer concert: 02/14/2014]] - [[The Weezer Cruise]] 2
*[[Weezer concert: 02/14/2014]]
 
==Video==
===Tribute show performance===
{{VCD liner notes|First encore song of the memorial concert for Mykel and Carli Allen, the band's fan club presidents, and their sister Trysta, all of whom were killed in a tragic auto accident while en route to a Weezer show in Salt Lake City. The saddest yet perhaps most uplifting stage moment in the band's career. The girls' father, Wayne, delivers a touching speech to introduce the performance.}}
{{VCD liner notes|First encore song of the memorial concert for Mykel and Carli Allen, the band's fan club presidents, and their sister Trysta, all of whom were killed in a tragic auto accident while en route to a Weezer show in Salt Lake City. The saddest yet perhaps most uplifting stage moment in the band's career. The girls' father, Wayne, delivers a touching speech to introduce the performance.}}


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