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 | Recorded    = November [[2008]]
 | Genre       = Alternative rock
-| Length      = Two Discs
+| Length      = ???
 | Label       = DGC Records
 | Producer    = [[Jacknife Lee]]
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 | This album  = '''''Album Seven (unnamed)'''''<br>(2009)}}
-'''Album Seven''' will be a [[2009]] album by [[Weezer]] and the last in their seven-album record contract with Interscope/[[Geffen]] records (although they are still uncertain of their label future).  It was scheduled to be recorded in November, a week after the [[Troublemaker Tour]] concluded.  The recording sessions will be produced by [[Jacknife Lee]] who previously handled production duties on the songs "[[Troublemaker]]" and "[[Pork and Beans]]" on ''[[The Red Album]]''.  All four members of Weezer will once again be writing, singing lead, and switching instruments.  In addition, several contributors from past Weezer songs will be joining Weezer in the studio.
+'''Album Seven''' will be a [[2009]] album by [[Weezer]] and the last in their seven-album record contract with Interscope/[[Geffen]] records (although they are still uncertain of their label future).  It was scheduled to be recorded in November, a week after the [[Troublemaker Tour]] concluded.  The recording sessions will be produced by [[Jacknife Lee]] who previously handled production duties on the songs "[[Troublemaker]]" and "[[Pork and Beans]]" on ''[[The Red Album]]''.  All four members of Weezer will once again be writing, singing lead, and switching instruments.
 In October 2008, [[Brian Bell]] said that somebody "jumped the gun" with the news that Weezer will be recording their seventh album in November.  As Bell explains, "We're still going to focus on promoting [[The Red Album]], and when we have the songs and the time feels right, we'll record [again]."
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 Sources have confirmed that Album Seven is finished with recording, but this is subject to change.  On [[March 8]], [[2009]], a Wikipedia entry for "[[Softies]]" was created.  The page stated that "Softies" has been chosen as the lead off single.  This has yet to be confirmed.
-On [[April 1]], [[2009]], [[Karl Koch]] confirmed via e-mail that Album Seven would in fact two discs.  He did not confirm whether this would include a DVD or another disc.  Karl did confirm that the album would feature several guest contributions from "all sorts of Weezer alma-mater!"  It is uncertain if this will include [[Jason Cropper]] or [[Mikey Welsh]], but [[Matt Sharp]] has been confirmed.
-==Confirmed Songs==
+==Possible Songs==
-* "Here Comes the Girl" (featuring [[Matt Sharp]])
+* "Turn It" - From the [[Let's Write a Sawng]] project.
-* "Softies"
-* "Turnin' Up the Radio"
-* "Why'd You Leave?"
-* "East Coast!  West Coast!" - Reworked from "East Coast vs West Coast"
-* "Mother Dearest" (featuring [[Rachel Haden]])
-* An unknown song that Karl simply referred to "one from the old days".
-===Possible Songs===
 * "[[Oh Allen]]" - A [[The Relationship|Relationship]] demo written by [[Brian Bell]].
 * "[[Mow the Lawn]]" - A Relationship demo written by Brian Bell.
 * "[[Can't Stop Partying]]" - A song released on ''[[Alone II]]''.
+* "[[Softies]] - A song written before the recording of ''[[The Red Album]]''.
 Cuomo stated in an interview that he will try again in submitting songs that appear on [[Alone 2: The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo]] for Weezer albums, and that they may appear on Album Seven.