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'''Saturday Night''' is an unreleased Weezer song that was first [[Maladroit demos|demoed]] for [[Maladroit]]. | '''Saturday Night''' is an unreleased Weezer song that was first [[Maladroit demos|demoed]] for ''[[Maladroit]]''. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
"Saturday Night" was first recorded by [[Rivers Cuomo]] on [[March 7]], [[2001]]. It was later demoed by the entire band several times. Four versions have been released to fans through [[Weezer.com]]. The first version is notably high-spirited and goofy, and is the only one to include former Weezer bassist [[Mikey Welsh]]. It also features significantly different production, falsetto backing vocals, and silly improvised banter in its opening seconds. This first version was recorded on [[May 27]], [[2001]] at Monster Island Studios in Washington D.C, as a part of the "[[DC demos]]." The three versions that followed it were recorded in December, as a part of the official ''Maladroit'' recording process. They were performed with a production and attitude much more similar to that of ''Maladroit'', with changes to the solo and lyrics. [[Scott Shriner]] plays bass and sings on these three demos. | "Saturday Night" was first recorded by [[Rivers Cuomo]] on [[March 7]], [[2001]]. It was later demoed by the entire band several times. Four versions have been released to fans through [[Weezer.com]]. The first version is notably high-spirited and goofy, and is the only one to include former Weezer bassist [[Mikey Welsh]]. It also features significantly different production, falsetto backing vocals, and silly improvised banter in its opening seconds. This first version was recorded on [[May 27]], [[2001]] at Monster Island Studios in Washington D.C, as a part of the "[[DC demos]]." The three versions that followed it were recorded in December, as a part of the official ''Maladroit'' recording process. They were performed with a production and attitude much more similar to that of ''Maladroit'', with changes to the solo and lyrics. [[Scott Shriner]] plays bass and sings on these three demos. | ||
The song was brought back one more time during the recording of the planned but later scrapped [[Album 5 Demos|fifth studio album]] in June/July [[2002]]. | The song was brought back one more time during the recording of the planned but later scrapped [[Album 5 Demos|fifth studio album]] in June/July [[2002]]. The song bears some similarities to the song [[おかしいやつ]], from the [[スコット と リバース (Scott & Rivers)|eponymous debut album]] by [[Scott & Rivers]], released in [[2013]]. | ||
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==Personnel== | ==Personnel== | ||
'''DC version'''<br> | '''DC version'''<br> | ||