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The band's schedule during this year was an aggressive one, at least partially due to Cuomo's recent decision to manage Weezer entirely on his own. He booked ad-hoc recording sessions between the band's ''Green Album'' tours and press cycle, used soundcheck sessions and concert setlists to teach the band new songs, and even leveraged radio station studio sessions - normally reserved for promoting previously released singles - to practice and release new material. Adding to the intensity of this experience, [[Mikey Welsh]] would depart the band about one-third of the way through this tandem touring-and-recording schedule. Welsh was replaced by [[Scott Shriner]], who first went into the studio with the band in August of 2001. | The band's schedule during this year was an aggressive one, at least partially due to Cuomo's recent decision to manage Weezer entirely on his own. He booked ad-hoc recording sessions between the band's ''Green Album'' tours and press cycle, used soundcheck sessions and concert setlists to teach the band new songs, and even leveraged radio station studio sessions - normally reserved for promoting previously released singles - to practice and release new material. Adding to the intensity of this experience, [[Mikey Welsh]] would depart the band about one-third of the way through this tandem touring-and-recording schedule. Welsh was replaced by [[Scott Shriner]], who first went into the studio with the band in August of 2001. | ||
The formal "''Maladroit'' sessions" were recorded at [[Cello Studios]] from December 2001 through January of 2002. As such, the term "'''Maladroit demos'''" is sometimes used to refer to recordings from these specific sessions, or - even more specifically - the MP3's distributed to fans on [[weezer.com]] during the lead up to the | The formal "''Maladroit'' sessions" were recorded at [[Cello Studios]] from December 2001 through January of 2002. As such, the term "'''Maladroit demos'''" is sometimes used to refer to recordings from these specific sessions, or - even more specifically - the MP3's distributed to fans on [[weezer.com]] during the lead up to the album's release. | ||
==[[Rivers Cuomo]] solo demos== | ==[[Rivers Cuomo]] solo demos== | ||
{{Main|Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years}} | {{Main|Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years}} | ||