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	Albumsix.com started off as a single home page with a mysterious image reading "Album Six, Coming Soon", which linked to the official Weezer website. Shortly after it began to gain steam, [[Karl Koch\|Karl]] posted in [[Karl's Corner]] that he "honestly had no idea" what it was about. Later, Albumsix broke the news of [[Alone: The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo]] almost immediately after Rivers himself had, leading many to first get their news of the album from Albumsix and not Rivers' MySpace page.		Albumsix.com started off as a single home page with a mysterious image reading "Album Six, Coming Soon", which linked to the official Weezer website. Shortly after it began to gain steam, [[Karl Koch\|Karl]] posted in [[Karl's Corner]] that he "honestly had no idea" what it was about. Later, Albumsix broke the news of [[Alone: The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo]] almost immediately after Rivers himself had, leading many to first get their news of the album from Albumsix and not Rivers' MySpace page.

	Albumsix went on to post a fictitious teaser for the then confirmed sixth Weezer album. Albumsix called the album ''[[Tout Ensemble]]''. Large music media publishers such as Rolling Stone took note of the fake album and began running news stories on the fake album and confirmed it as fact. Following naming the album, Tout Ensemble posted a false release date of April 22, 2008.('''[[Albumsix\|more]]...''')		Albumsix went on to post a fictitious teaser for the then confirmed sixth Weezer album. Albumsix called the album ''[[Tout Ensemble]]''. Large music media publishers such as Rolling Stone took note of the fake album and began running news stories on the fake album and confirmed it as fact. Following naming the album, Tout Ensemble posted a false release date of April 22, 2008. ('''[[Albumsix\|more]]...''')