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'''''Guitar Center: Fresh Cuts Vol. 4''''' is a CD compilation released by Guitar Center in [[2009]]. | |||
==Overview== | |||
The CD was comprised of songs performed by musicians employed by Guitar Center. Additionally, the [[2000]] [[Weezer]] demo "[[Everybody Go Away]]" was featured. Former Weezer guitarist [[Jason Cropper]], then employed as a Pro Account Manager at Guitar Center West LA, also appears on the compilation with the song "[[She'd Be Good for Me]]". | |||
==Track listing== | ==Track listing== | ||
# "[[Everybody Go Away]]" - [[Weezer]] | # "[[Everybody Go Away]]" - [[Weezer]] | ||
# "She'd Be Good | # "[[She'd Be Good for Me]]" - [[Jason Cropper]] | ||
# "Skingod" - Ghost | # "Skingod" - Ghost | ||
# "The Diamond Studded King" – The Substance | # "The Diamond Studded King" – The Substance | ||