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"'''367'''" is a [[Weezer]] song. The demo versions released on Weezer's website in the summer of 2002 its entry in the [[Catalog O' Riffs]] only referred to the song by its number. On a list of demos published on [[Riverscuomo.com_demos|RiversCuomo.com]] in November 2020, the numbered entry also contained the title "'''Lethe'''." | "'''367'''" is a [[Weezer]] song. The demo versions released on Weezer's website in the summer of 2002 its entry in the [[Catalog O' Riffs]] only referred to the song by its number. On a list of demos published on [[Riverscuomo.com_demos|RiversCuomo.com]] in November 2020, the numbered entry also contained the title "'''Lethe'''." | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Weezer initially demoed "367" during the early [[Album 5 Demos|sessions for their planned fifth album]] at Westlake Studios in West Hollywood, beginning in March of [[2002]] (prior to the release of the band's fourth album, ''[[Maladroit]]''). The song was recorded at least five times at various studios throughout the year, and three of those demos were released to fans via [[Weezer.com]]. The [[July 2]] version introduced new lyrics in the second refrain, and the addition of piano, played by session musician Ryan "[[Shmedly]]" Maynes. The [[July 16]] version omitted the piano. The song has never appeared on an album, nor have any of the "[[Album 5 Demos]]". | Weezer initially demoed "367" during the early [[Album 5 Demos|sessions for their planned fifth album]] at Westlake Studios in West Hollywood, beginning in March of [[2002]] (prior to the release of the band's fourth album, ''[[Maladroit]]''). The song was recorded at least five times at various studios throughout the year, and three of those demos were released to fans via [[Weezer.com]]. The [[July 2]] version introduced new lyrics in the second refrain, and the addition of piano, played by session musician Ryan "[[Shmedly]]" Maynes. The [[July 16]] version omitted the piano. The song has never appeared on an album, nor have any of the "[[Album 5 Demos]]". | ||