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"I Can Love" was first attempted by the band as an [[Acoustic Office Demos|acoustic office demo]] on [[September 7]], [[2003]]. It was attempted again acoustically on [[October 7]]. Several electric demos were attempted with [[Rick Rubin]] at Swing House Rehearsals on [[November 7]]. By the time the band began recording at Cello Studios, the song was no longer being rehearsed. | "I Can Love" was first attempted by the band as an [[Acoustic Office Demos|acoustic office demo]] on [[September 7]], [[2003]]. It was attempted again acoustically on [[October 7]]. Several electric demos were attempted with [[Rick Rubin]] at Swing House Rehearsals on [[November 7]]. By the time the band began recording at Cello Studios, the song was no longer being rehearsed. | ||
The song was finally released to fans as an iTunes [[List of Weezer b-sides|bonus track]] (along with "[[It's Easy]]" from the same sessions) to those that pre-ordered ''[[Weezer (The Red Album)|The Red Album]]'' on [[June 3]], [[2008]]. The released version is one of the acoustic office demos. | The song was finally released to fans as an iTunes [[List of Weezer b-sides and bonus tracks|bonus track]] (along with "[[It's Easy]]" from the same sessions) to those that pre-ordered ''[[Weezer (The Red Album)|The Red Album]]'' on [[June 3]], [[2008]]. The released version is one of the acoustic office demos. | ||
==Audio== | ==Audio== | ||
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