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 | | BttS:<br>''<small>"Sorry guys, I didn't realize that I needed you so much<br>I thought I'd get a new audience, I forgot that disco sucks<br>I ended up with nobody and I started feeling dumb"</small>''<br><br>IHIUTH:<br>''<small>I tried to give my best to you<br>But you plugged up your ears<br>And now I just can't take no more<br>I've had it up to here</small>''
 | | On "Back to the Shack," Cuomo is apologizing for steering the band away from the sound and style preferred by the band's more devoted fanbase. The band has wrestled for much of their career with the [[Pinkerton#Cuomo's reactions|legacy of their 90's output]] and its perceived superiority to everything they've released since. On "I've Had It Up To Here," Cuomo is less conciliatory. Cuomo has previously addressed his fanbase on "[[Space Rock]]."
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-| | Initial line-up of [[Weezer]]<br>[[Image:Diystour.jpg|100px]]
-| | "[[Back to the Shack]]"
-| |''<small>Take me back, back to the shack<br>Back to the strat with the lightning strap<br>Kick in the door, more hardcore<br>Rocking out like it's '94</small>''
-| | The "shack" is a likely reference to the [[Amherst House]], a home the band and its friends shared in the early days. [[The Garage]], immortalized in the music video for "[[Say It Ain't So]]," was a frequent rehearsal / recording spot for the band there.
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 | | Current line-up of [[Weezer]]<br>[[Image:Weezerwall.jpg|100px]]