I Don't Want Your Loving: Difference between revisions

I Don't Want Your Loving (view source)

Revision as of 00:45, 21 May 2020

151 bytes added , 21 May 2020

minor tweaks, mentioned COR discrepancy

HMC

Bureaucrats, Administrators

18,622

edits

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-{{Expand}}
 {{Infobox song
 | Name     = I Don't Want Your Loving
@@ Line 24: / Line 23: @@
 '''"I Don't Want Your Loving"''' (sometimes written as '''I Don't Want Your Lovin'''') is the second track on ''[[Death to False Metal]]''. It was originally in contention for ''[[Make Believe]]''.
 ==Overview==
-"I Don't Want Your Loving" was first recorded by [[Rivers Cuomo]] as a demo on [[March 7]], [[2003]]. Cuomo later shared this recording with fans online. The song was rehearsed numerous times at [[S.I.R. Demos|S.I.R. Studios]] in Los Angeles during that Spring. The song was recorded again numerous times with [[Rick Rubin]] at Swing House Studios in November of that year. The song continued to be worked on at [[Cello Studios]] during the production of ''[[Make Believe]]'' before it was, ultimately, abandoned. The recording of the song from Cello Studios would eventually see release in [[2010]] on the compilation album ''[[Death to False Metal]]''.
+"I Don't Want Your Loving" was first recorded by [[Rivers Cuomo]] as a demo on [[March 7]], [[2003]]. Cuomo later shared this recording with fans online. The song was rehearsed numerous times at [[S.I.R. Demos|S.I.R. Studios]] in Los Angeles during that spring, and recorded again numerous times with [[Rick Rubin]] at Swing House Studios in November of that year. The song continued to be worked on at [[Cello Studios]] during the production of ''[[Make Believe]]'' before it was, ultimately, abandoned. The recording of the song from Cello Studios would eventually see release in [[2010]] on the compilation album ''[[Death to False Metal]]''.
+The [[Recording History - Page 14|Recording History]] erroneously lists the song's [[Catalog O' Riffs]] number as both 436 and 439. It is unknown which entry is correct.
 The press release for ''Death to False Metal'' erroneously describes "I Don't Want Your Loving" as a ''[[Maladroit]]''-era song.