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| Name = You Gave Your Love To Me Softly | | Name = You Gave Your Love To Me Softly | ||
| Cover = Weezer el scorcho.jpg | | Cover = Weezer el scorcho.jpg | ||
| Type = | | Type = B-Side | ||
| Artist = Weezer | | Artist = Weezer | ||
| Album = | | Album = | ||
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| COR# = N/A | | COR# = N/A | ||
| Producer = Weezer | | Producer = Weezer | ||
| Status = | | Status = officially released | ||
| RC's last song = "Victory on the Hill<br>(RC# 173) | | RC's last song = "Victory on the Hill<br>(RC# 173) | ||
| This RC song = "You Gave Your Love To Me Softly"<br>(RC#174) | | This RC song = "You Gave Your Love To Me Softly"<br>(RC#174) | ||
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The song was re-recorded during the ''[[Pinkerton]]'' sessions, and retains the rough sound of those sessions. It is slightly slower, resulting in a longer running time. The solo is played with a guitar and keys in unison, and with extra guitar fills. | The song was re-recorded during the ''[[Pinkerton]]'' sessions, and retains the rough sound of those sessions. It is slightly slower, resulting in a longer running time. The solo is played with a guitar and keys in unison, and with extra guitar fills. | ||
Although happy with the recording, the song was demoted to B-side status, appearing on retail versions of "[[El Scorcho]]". Cuomo reinforced his feeling that songs for soundtracks and | Although happy with the recording, the song was demoted to B-side status, appearing on retail versions of "[[El Scorcho]]". Cuomo reinforced his feeling that songs for soundtracks and singles should not be album tracks, and vice versa. | ||
==Personnel== | ==Personnel== | ||