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==Versions==
==Versions==
The song was recorded in the summer of 1994, along with "[[Mykel and Carli (Weezer song)|Mykel & Carli]]" and "[[My Evaline]]", and engineered by [[Paul duGre]].  This original version appeared alongside those songs as a B-side to various "[[Undone]]" singles that year.  In 1995, when the band was asked to submit a track to [[Mallrats|the soundtrack to Kevin Smith's second film, ''Mallrats'']], the boys chose "Susanne".  However, as is often the case with Rivers, he felt that the track required some sweetening before submission.  The original track was remixed by [[Chris Shaw]], given a new lead vocal, as well as keyboard flavorings.  This remix was deemed the "standard" version, and besides appearing on said soundtrack, it was featured on the [[2004]] deluxe reissue of ''The Blue Album'' in place of the original.
The song was recorded in the summer of 1994, along with "[[Mykel and Carli (Weezer song)|Mykel & Carli]]" and "[[My Evaline]]", and engineered by [[Paul du Gré]].  This original version appeared alongside those songs as a B-side to various "[[Undone]]" singles that year.  In 1995, when the band was asked to submit a track to [[Mallrats|the soundtrack to Kevin Smith's second film, ''Mallrats'']], the boys chose "Susanne".  However, as is often the case with Rivers, he felt that the track required some sweetening before submission.  The original track was remixed by [[Chris Shaw]], given a new lead vocal, as well as keyboard flavorings.  This remix was deemed the "standard" version, and besides appearing on said soundtrack, it was featured on the [[2004]] deluxe reissue of ''The Blue Album'' in place of the original.


In addition to these two official versions, there are high-quality bootlegs of two other mixes, which were presumably leaked during the remix session in 1995.  A mix with just the backing vocals (no lead vocal track) - in the form of a mediocre-quality mp3 - had been floating around the internet for some time.  On [[January 18]], [[2009]], [[AllThingsWeezer|albumsix.com]] boardie [[user:BringHomeTheTurkey|BringHomeTheTurkey]] uploaded high-quality mp3s as well as losseless files of this 'karaoke' style mix, as well as an instrumental (no vocals at all).  These versions were taken from a bootleg CD-R purchased by BringHomeTheTurkey on eBay in 2002, and remained in his personal collection thereafter.
In addition to these two official versions, there are high-quality bootlegs of two other mixes, which were presumably leaked during the remix session in 1995.  A mix with just the backing vocals (no lead vocal track) - in the form of a mediocre-quality mp3 - had been floating around the internet for some time.  On [[January 18]], [[2009]], [[AllThingsWeezer|albumsix.com]] boardie [[user:BringHomeTheTurkey|BringHomeTheTurkey]] uploaded high-quality mp3s as well as losseless files of this 'karaoke' style mix, as well as an instrumental (no vocals at all).  These versions were taken from a bootleg CD-R purchased by BringHomeTheTurkey on eBay in 2002, and remained in his personal collection thereafter.
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*[[Matt Sharp]] – bass guitar, backing vocals
*[[Matt Sharp]] – bass guitar, backing vocals
*[[Patrick Wilson]] – percussion
*[[Patrick Wilson]] – percussion
*[[Paul Dugre]] – engineer (original)
*[[Paul du Gré]] – engineer (original)
*[[Chris Shaw]] - engineer (remix)
*[[Chris Shaw]] - engineer (remix)


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