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'''''Ecce Homo''''' (Latin: ''"Behold the man"'') was the title for {{PN|Rivers Cuomo}} original draft of the album concept that eventually became {{PN|Weezer}} ninth studio album, ''[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]]''. | '''''Ecce Homo''''' (Latin: ''"Behold the man"'') was the title for {{PN|Rivers Cuomo}} original draft of the album concept that eventually became {{PN|Weezer}} ninth studio album, ''[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]]''. | ||
[Rivers Cuomo]] began developing the concept in [[2011]], deriving the title from the [[wikipedia:Ecce Homo (book) | book of the same name]] by [[wikipedia:Friedrich Nietzsche | Friedrich Nietzsche]]. | |||
The album concept centered around the character [[Sebastian]] who, for deliberately ambiguous reasons, appears to exist throughout various eras of history and, over the course of the narrative, realizes the necessity of faith in a higher power. Some of these ideas carried over into the narrative of ''Everything Will Be Alright in the End''. | The album concept centered around the character [[Sebastian]] who, for deliberately ambiguous reasons, appears to exist throughout various eras of history and, over the course of the narrative, realizes the necessity of faith in a higher power. Some of these ideas carried over into the narrative of ''Everything Will Be Alright in the End''. | ||
A selection of demos considered for the album, alongside a Word document providing extensive info about the concept, were included as part of the digital compilation ''[[Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years]]'' in [[2020]]. | A selection of demos considered for the album, alongside a Word document providing extensive info about the concept, were included as part of the digital compilation ''[[Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years]]'' in [[2020]]. | ||
Several of the tracks from this draft would eventually appear on ''Everything Will Be Alright in the End''. | |||
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