New Wave Lullabye: Difference between revisions

| Name    = New Wave Lullabye

| Album    = The Suburban Advantage EP

| This track      = "'''New Wave Lullabye'''"<br>(3)

"'''New Wave Lullabye'''" (occasionally rendered as "'''New Wave Lullaby'''", also known as "'''Buying and Selling'''") is a song written by [[Patrick Wilson]].  

This song was first demoed as "Buying and Selling" by Wilson in September [[1993]] on a 4-track recorder, while [[Weezer]] was in the process of recording ''[[Weezer (The Blue Album)]]''.<ref name="RH">[[Karl Koch]]. ''[[Recording History]]''. Archived from the original on Weezerpedia at:<br><ol type="a"><li>[[Recording History - Page 5#NYC Pat Wilson 4 tracks: September '93|"NYC Pat Wilson 4 tracks: September '93"]]</li><li>[[Recording History - Page 5#October/November '93 Pat Wilson 8 track demo: "My Spine"|"October/November '93 Pat Wilson 8 track demo: "My Spine""]]</li><li>[[Recording History - Page 6#late Spring 1994: the Suburban Advantage "ep" demo|"late Spring 1994: the Suburban Advantage "ep" demo"]]</li></ol></ref>^{: a} It was recorded for his 8-track demo ''[[My Spine]]'' in October of the same year.<ref name="RH" />^{: b} It appeared on the ''[[The Suburban Advantage EP|Suburban Advantage EP]]'' demo EP, released in late spring [[1994]], under the new title "New Wave Lullabye".<ref name="RH" />^{: c}

"New Wave Lullabye" was among three songs from the ''Suburban Advantage EP'' demo tape that circulated frequently online in the late 90s, prior to the full demo becoming widespread. It appears on the Japanese bootleg record ''Visions Party & Unreleased New Songs''.

*''[[The Suburban Advantage EP]]''