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"'''I Need Some of That'''" is a song written by [[Rivers Cuomo]]. It first saw release, under the title "'''風吹けば'''" (''When the Wind Blows''), as the fifth track on the [[2017]] album ''[[ニマイメ]]'' (''Nimaime'') by [[Scott & Rivers]]. It was later recorded, under its original English title, for the [[Weezer]] album ''[[Van Weezer]]''.
"'''I Need Some of That'''" is a song written by [[Rivers Cuomo]]. It first saw release, under the title "'''風吹けば'''" (''When the Wind Blows''), as the fifth track on the [[2017]] album ''[[ニマイメ]]'' (''Nimaime'') by [[Scott & Rivers]]. It was later recorded, under its original English title, for the [[Weezer]] album ''[[Van Weezer]]''.
==Overview==
==Overview==
The song was originally co-written by [[Rivers Cuomo]] with [[Josh Alexander]] and [[Billy Steinberg]] in the early 2010s and demoed in English as "I Need Some of That". The song was seen written in [[Ric Ocasek]]'s notebook in a video posted to Cuomo's Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/p/mA_0v2iJat/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet] during the making of ''[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]]'', but did not appear on the final album. According to fans who have heard the song, [[Ric Ocasek]] provided vocals on the track [http://www.allthingsweezer.com/index.php?threads/new-huge-ewbaite-demo-list-with-details-on-each-song.52867/page-7#post-1768758].
The song was originally co-written by [[Rivers Cuomo]] with [[Josh Alexander]] and [[Billy Steinberg]] prior to the release of Weezer's [[2010]] album ''[[Hurley]]''[https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/Riverpedia_archive_-_10/19/2020] and demoed in English as "I Need Some of That". The song was seen written in [[Ric Ocasek]]'s notebook in a video posted to Cuomo's Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/p/mA_0v2iJat/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet] during the making of ''[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]]'', but did not appear on the final album. According to fans who have heard the song, [[Ric Ocasek]] provided vocals on the track [http://www.allthingsweezer.com/index.php?threads/new-huge-ewbaite-demo-list-with-details-on-each-song.52867/page-7#post-1768758].


The song was later rewritten in Japanese, with additional songwriting assistance from [[Scott Murphy]], and released under the title "風吹けば" on [[Scott & Rivers]]' [[ニマイメ|second album]].
The song was later rewritten in Japanese, with additional songwriting assistance from [[Scott Murphy]], and released under the title "風吹けば" on [[Scott & Rivers]]' [[ニマイメ|second album]].


On [[April 30]], [[2020]] the June [[2020]] issue of the magazine ''Guitar Player'' appeared online and confirmed "I Need Some of That" as a ''Van Weezer'' track:<blockquote>''Similar hard-rock references abound throughout Van Weezer, including the note-for-note cribbing of Randy Rhoads' iconic riff from Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train" in "[[Blue Dream]]," the fist-pumping solo that highlights "[[She Needs Me]]" and the bombastic drum salvo that opens "I Need Some of That." which is itself a note-perfect re-creation of the beat that kicks off Quiet Riot's 1983 hesher anthem "Metal Health (Bang Your Head)."</blockquote>
On [[April 30]], [[2020]] the June [[2020]] issue of the magazine ''Guitar Player'' appeared online and confirmed "I Need Some of That" as a ''Van Weezer'' track:<blockquote>''Similar hard-rock references abound throughout Van Weezer, including the note-for-note cribbing of Randy Rhoads' iconic riff from Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train" in "[[Blue Dream]]," the fist-pumping solo that highlights "[[She Needs Me]]" and the bombastic drum salvo that opens "I Need Some of That." which is itself a note-perfect re-creation of the beat that kicks off Quiet Riot's 1983 hesher anthem "Metal Health (Bang Your Head)."</blockquote>
Rivers Cuomo previously confirmed in a 2001 interview that seeing friends of his performing "Metal Health" by Quiet Riot during his 8th-grade graduation party inspired him to learn to play guitar [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ys9Sl7V0L2Y&feature=youtu.be&t=1347].
Rivers Cuomo previously confirmed in a 2001 interview that seeing friends of his performing "Metal Health" by Quiet Riot during his 8th-grade graduation party inspired him to learn to play guitar [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ys9Sl7V0L2Y&feature=youtu.be&t=1347].
According to the Riverpedia, it's a song that was written before Hurley.


==Audio==
==Audio==