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{{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | ||
| Name = Alone | | Name = Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years | ||
| Type = demo | | Type = demo | ||
| Artist = [[Rivers Cuomo]] | | Artist = [[Rivers Cuomo]] | ||
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| Reviews = | | Reviews = | ||
| Last album = ''[[Alone | | Last album = ''[[Alone X: The Red-Raditude-Hurley Years]]''<br> | ||
| This album = '''''Alone | | This album = '''''Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years'''''<br>(2020) | ||
| Next album = ''[[Alone | | Next album = ''[[Alone XII: The White Years]]'' | ||
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'''''Alone | '''''Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years''''' is a digital compilation by [[Weezer]] frontman [[Rivers Cuomo]], consisting of demos for what would eventually become the album ''[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]]''. It is the fourth installment released in the [[Alone series|''Alone'' series]]. The compilation was sold on the [[riverscuomo.com demos|demo storefront]] on Cuomo's personal website, [[riverscuomo.com]], on [[November 20]], [[2020]]. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
On [[November 18]], [[2020]], Cuomo listed two new sets on his website's [[Riverscuomo.com demos|demo storefront]], titled "The Mother Lode" and "The Mother Lode II", listing dozens of songs not previously featured on the store. After receiving feedback from fans, however, Cuomo decided to delineate the batches of demos by album cycle. On [[November 20]], he listed ''Alone IV: The EWBAITE Years'' to users for the price of $9. Users who purchased the bundle received an e-mail containing a link to a Dropbox folder assembled by Cuomo, consisting of demos and voice notes recorded in the years leading up to the release of ''[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]]''. Later that day, Cuomo added additional images and documents, followed by several additional demos on [[November 21]]. The bundle was renamed on [[November 22]], 2020 to be Alone XII. | On [[November 18]], [[2020]], Cuomo listed two new sets on his website's [[Riverscuomo.com demos|demo storefront]], titled "The Mother Lode" and "The Mother Lode II", listing dozens of songs not previously featured on the store. After receiving feedback from fans, however, Cuomo decided to delineate the batches of demos by album cycle. On [[November 20]], he listed ''Alone IV: The EWBAITE Years'' to users for the price of $9. Users who purchased the bundle received an e-mail containing a link to a Dropbox folder assembled by Cuomo, consisting of demos and voice notes recorded in the years leading up to the release of ''[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]]''. Later that day, Cuomo added additional images and documents, followed by several additional demos on [[November 21]]. The bundle was renamed on [[November 22]], 2020 to be Alone XII and again on November 23 to Alone XI. | ||
<blockquote>{{Interviewer|geewiz|Rivers, would you mind elucidating your mind frame right now? In the recent past you've kept these close to your chest. Why so open now?}} | <blockquote>{{Interviewer|geewiz|Rivers, would you mind elucidating your mind frame right now? In the recent past you've kept these close to your chest. Why so open now?}} | ||
{{Rivers|Geewiz, good question. it might be as simple as: because i was able to code the market, we now have a way to make a fair, direct, simple and efficient exchange. also, we've developed a community around the market that is a good match for the demos. it's not like i'm going on good morning america trying to sell 10 lo-fi version of an obscure 20-year-old song to people who aren't even huge music fans.}}</blockquote> | {{Rivers|Geewiz, good question. it might be as simple as: because i was able to code the market, we now have a way to make a fair, direct, simple and efficient exchange. also, we've developed a community around the market that is a good match for the demos. it's not like i'm going on good morning america trying to sell 10 lo-fi version of an obscure 20-year-old song to people who aren't even huge music fans.}}</blockquote> | ||