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* ''[[Weezer (The Blue Album)|Weezer (Deluxe Edition)]]'' (Disc 2) (Demo) | * ''[[Weezer (The Blue Album)|Weezer (Deluxe Edition)]]'' (Disc 2) (Demo) | ||
* ''[[The Kitchen Tape]]'' (Demo) | * ''[[The Kitchen Tape]]'' (Demo) | ||
*''[[Weezer (The Blue Album)]]'' (30th Anniversary Deluxe) (2024) | |||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
"Only in Dreams" is one of the most universally loved Weezer songs among fans. At nearly eight minutes, it is currently the longest Weezer song. It is most notable for its three-minute crescendo of two guitars, bass, and drums, building up to a climactic guitar solo. The song has a prominent bass line played by [[Matt Sharp]] which does not resolve to the tonic of the key until the final note of the entire song. The song was rated #8 in Q Magazine's "20 Greatest Guitar Tracks" in September 2007. | "Only in Dreams" is one of the most universally loved Weezer songs among fans. At nearly eight minutes, it is currently the longest Weezer song. It is most notable for its three-minute crescendo of two guitars, bass, and drums, building up to a climactic guitar solo. The song has a prominent bass line played by [[Matt Sharp]] which does not resolve to the tonic of the key until the final note of the entire song. The song was rated #8 in Q Magazine's "20 Greatest Guitar Tracks" in September 2007. | ||