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* ''[[Weezer's third demo]]'' (Demo) | * ''[[Weezer's third demo]]'' (Demo) | ||
* ''[[The Kitchen Tape]]'' (Demo) | * ''[[The Kitchen Tape]]'' (Demo) | ||
===MP3 Previews=== | |||
''<small>Source is www.LastFM.com unless otherwise stated</small>'' | |||
*[http://play.last.fm/preview/118417348.mp3 Album version] | |||
*[http://play.last.fm/preview/3487419.mp3 "Original Album Mix" from ''The Blue Album Deluxe''] | |||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
"Say It Ain't So" was also released on [[July 13]], [[1995]] as a radio single, making it the final single released from ''The Blue Album''. Originally, [[Weezer]] lead singer [[Rivers Cuomo]] had written all of the music and had only the line "Say it ain't so". He made the connection between the line and an experience he had in high school where he came home to find a bottle of alcohol (belonging to his stepfather, [[Stephen Kitts]]) in the refrigerator. Cuomo recalled that around the time his biological father left, he started drinking. He began to fear that Stephen, his step father, would soon leave his mother much the way his father did. This intense emotional content has caused many fans and critics to classify the song as "[[emo]]." | "Say It Ain't So" was also released on [[July 13]], [[1995]] as a radio single, making it the final single released from ''The Blue Album''. Originally, [[Weezer]] lead singer [[Rivers Cuomo]] had written all of the music and had only the line "Say it ain't so". He made the connection between the line and an experience he had in high school where he came home to find a bottle of alcohol (belonging to his stepfather, [[Stephen Kitts]]) in the refrigerator. Cuomo recalled that around the time his biological father left, he started drinking. He began to fear that Stephen, his step father, would soon leave his mother much the way his father did. This intense emotional content has caused many fans and critics to classify the song as "[[emo]]." | ||