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{{Songbox
{{Gigbox
| Name = Fillip
| Venue = Stade Orange Vélodrome
| Album = [[Showbiz (album)|Showbiz]] <small>(3)</small>
| Event =  
| Length = 4:01
| Date = 9{{supo|th}} July 2019
| AltTitles = -
| Location = Marseille
| First = ''Unknown''<!--before Soundwaves 1997-->
| Country = France
| Latest = [[London Arena 2001 (gig)|13th November 2001]]
| Songs =  
| Recorded = 1999
| Support =  
| Writer = [[Matthew Bellamy]]
| Zone =
| Producer = [[John Leckie]]
| Capacity = 67,394
| Chart position = -
| Price =  
| Curr =
| SoldOut =  
}}
}}
{{AlbumNav
| Previous = [[Muscle Museum (song) | Muscle Museum]]
| Current = Fillip
| Next = [[Falling Down (song) | Falling Down]]
}}
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| Previous =
| Current = [[Showbiz (album) | Showbiz ''(1999)'']]
| Next = [[Origin of Symmetry (album) | Origin of Symmetry ''(2001)'']]
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'''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34gC_Xytg70 |Listen]]'''
==Description==
A strange sounding song that goes along with the strange atmosphere of the first six tracks on the album. While rarely mentioned by the band and pronounced by the band two different ways ("Fill-ip" and "Fill-eep"), Fillip was performed at nearly every gig in 1999. It continued to be performed incredibly often in 2000 and even into 2001, though it has yet to be performed since. Fillip is an earlier track on the album, dating back to 1996/1997, though likely 1997 based on the fact that it did not make an appearance on the Newton Abbot Demo but still showed up in live performances from the era. This song never really caught on with fans the way that some songs on the album have, making it rare to hear about amongst fan circles.
==Interpretation==
The word Fillip means something that adds stimulation or enjoyment. It also the word for the action of pushing the thumb and the fingertip (usually the middle finger) together until they give way to one another, producing a cracking sound (sometimes known as 'clicking' or 'snapping' fingers). The latter meaning seems to tie in somewhat with the song's meaning, since producing a fillip suggests calling for immediacy ("It's happening soon/It's happening soon...").
==Live==
Fillip, though not a fan favourite and somewhat forgotten today, was one of the most played songs from Showbiz. Making its live debut sometime in 1996 and 1997, Fillip continued to make regular appearances in most setlists until mid-2001. Fillip appeared at nearly every Showbiz concert, leading to a very high performance count. Upon the release of Origin of Symmetry, Fillip was performed far less than before, only making uncommon appearances until November 2001 when it was performed for the last time
[[Fillip (live) | More here]]


{{GigNav
==Lyrics==
|Previous = [[Paris Stade de France 2019 - 6th (gig) | Stade de France - 6th]]
{{lyrics
|Current = Orange Vélodrome
|It's happening soon
|Next = [[Milan Stadio Giuseppe Meazza 2019 - 12th (gig) | San Siro Stadium - 12th]]
It's happening soon
Its scent has been blowing in my direction
To me it is new
To me it is new
And it's not gonna change for anybody
And it's gonna be
Our last memory
And it's led me on
And on to you
It's got to be here
It's got to be there
It's got to be now
Or I'll lose forever
To me it is strange
This feeling is strange
But it's not gonna change for anybody
And it's gonna be
Our last memory
And it's led me on
And on to you
Accuse me
Trust me
I never knew
That you were the one
You were the one
And it's gonna be
Our last memory
And it's led me on
And on to you
And it's gonna be
Our last memory
And it's led me on
And on to you
}}
}}


Part of the [[Simulation Theory Tour | Simulation Theory World Tour]].
=== Early live version ===
 
{{lyrics
|To me this is new
To me it is new
But it's not gonna change for anybody
 
It's gotta be here
It's gotta be there
It's gotta be now 'cause I'm everywhere
 
And I'm gonna be
No longer I live
'cause it led me on
And on 'til I be gone


== Information ==
It's gotta be true
And I'm not afraid
But it's gonna be strange for everybody


Official Store pre-sale started Tuesday 13 November, and general on sale started Friday 16.
It's gotta be here
It's gotta be there
It's gotta be now 'cause I'm everywhere


The TIFO that Muse France made here was making the biggest Muse logo ever, during Uprising. It took place at the seats facing of the scene. As for [[Paris Stade de France 2019 - 6th (gig) | Paris]], it was made with light balloons.
And I'm gonna be
No longer I live
'cause it led me on
And on I can be gone


{{Setlist
Accuse me
| 01 = Algorithm | 01app = (Alternate Reality Version shortened) {{GU |[[Manson TronCaster]], blue finish white-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
Trust me
| 02 = Pressure | 02app = {{GU |[[Manson TronCaster]], blue finish white-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
I never knew
| 03pre = [[Drill Sergeant (song) | [Drill Sergeant]]] | 03 = Psycho | 03app = {{GU |[[Manson Matt Black FR]], green finish green-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
That you are the one
| 04 = Break It to Me | 04app = {{GU |[[Manson M1D1 Blue]], stealth finish green-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass 5-string]]}}
You are the one
| 05 = Uprising | 05app = (extended) {{GU |[[Manson Red Alert]], red finish red-LED [[Status Original Series II]]}}
 
| 06 = Propaganda | 06app = {{GU |[[Manson Acoustic]], [[Status Keyboard Bass]]}}
And I'm gonna be
| 07 = Plug In Baby | 07app = {{GU |[[Manson Mirror 2.0]], blue finish white-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
No longer I live
| 08 = Pray | 08app = (short)
'cause it led me on
| 09 = The Dark Side | 09app = {{GU |[[Manson Prophet Stealth]], blue finish white-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
And on to where I have gone
| 10pre = {{Close Encounters}} (guitar + sync) intro | | 10 = Supermassive Black Hole | 10app = + Wild Thing outro {{GU |[[Manson M1D1 Stealth|Manson M1D1 Stealth #1]], blue finish white-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
| 11 = Thought Contagion | 11app = {{GU |[[Manson Chrome FR]], black/white pearl pickguard  [[Fender Jazz Bass]]}}
| 12pre = {{Interlude}} | 12 = Hysteria | 12app = + Back in Black outro {{GU |[[Manson Chrome FR]], blue finish white-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
| 13 = Unsustainable | 13app = (no vocals) {{GU |[[Manson TronCaster]], stealth finish green-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass 5-string]]}}
| 14 = Dig Down | 14app = (Acoustic Gospel Version) {{GU |[[Yamaha Silent Guitar]]}}
<br/ >STT Interstitial 1<br/ >
| 15 = Madness | 15app = {{GU |[[Manson Matt Black Stealth (batch)|Manson Matt Black Stealth]], [[Status Kitara Doubleneck Bass]]}}
| 16 = Mercy | 16app = {{GU |blue finish white-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
| 17pre = {{Undone - The Sweater Song}} riff | 17 = Time is Running Out | 17app = {{GU |[[Manson TronCaster]], blue finish white-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
| 18pre = Houston Jam | 18 = Take a Bow | 18app = {{GU |green finish blue-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]], [[Manson Matt Black Stealth (batch)|Manson Matt Black Stealth]], stealth finish white-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
| 19pre = [[Prelude (song) | Prelude]] | 19  = Starlight | 19app = {{GU |stealth finish red-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}{{encore}} STT Interstitial 2
| 20 = Algorithm | 20app = {{GU |black/white pearl pickguard [[Fender Jazz Bass]]}}<br />STT Interstitial 3<br /><h6>Metal Medley</h6>
| 21 = Stockholm Syndrome | 21app = (shortened) {{GU |[[Manson Matt Black Stealth (batch)|Manson Matt Black Stealth]], blue finish blue-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass 5-string]]}}
| 22pre = [[Assassin (song) | Assassin]] (intro) | 22 = Reapers | 22app = (shortened) {{GU |blue finish blue-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass 5-string]], [[Manson Matt Black Stealth (batch)|Manson Matt Black Stealth]], green finish blue-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
| 23 = The Handler | 23app = (shortened) {{GU |[[Manson Matt Black Stealth (batch)|Manson Matt Black Stealth]], green finish blue-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
| 24 = New Born | 24app = (shortened) + {{Headup}} riff outro {{GU |[[Manson Matt Black Stealth (batch)|Manson Matt Black Stealth]], green finish blue-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
| 25pre = {{Man with a Harmonica}} | 25 = Knights of Cydonia | 25app = {{GU |[[Manson Chrome FR]], blue finish white-LED [[Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass]]}}
}}
}}


== References ==
{{Backto | Showbiz (album) | Showbiz}}
 
<references/>

Revision as of 19:09, 12 December 2019

Muse song
Name Fillip
Album/single Showbiz (3)
Length 4:01
Alternative titles -
First live performance Unknown
Latest live performance 13th November 2001
Recorded 1999
Writer/composer Matthew Bellamy
Producer John Leckie


|Listen]

Description

A strange sounding song that goes along with the strange atmosphere of the first six tracks on the album. While rarely mentioned by the band and pronounced by the band two different ways ("Fill-ip" and "Fill-eep"), Fillip was performed at nearly every gig in 1999. It continued to be performed incredibly often in 2000 and even into 2001, though it has yet to be performed since. Fillip is an earlier track on the album, dating back to 1996/1997, though likely 1997 based on the fact that it did not make an appearance on the Newton Abbot Demo but still showed up in live performances from the era. This song never really caught on with fans the way that some songs on the album have, making it rare to hear about amongst fan circles.

Interpretation

The word Fillip means something that adds stimulation or enjoyment. It also the word for the action of pushing the thumb and the fingertip (usually the middle finger) together until they give way to one another, producing a cracking sound (sometimes known as 'clicking' or 'snapping' fingers). The latter meaning seems to tie in somewhat with the song's meaning, since producing a fillip suggests calling for immediacy ("It's happening soon/It's happening soon...").

Live

Fillip, though not a fan favourite and somewhat forgotten today, was one of the most played songs from Showbiz. Making its live debut sometime in 1996 and 1997, Fillip continued to make regular appearances in most setlists until mid-2001. Fillip appeared at nearly every Showbiz concert, leading to a very high performance count. Upon the release of Origin of Symmetry, Fillip was performed far less than before, only making uncommon appearances until November 2001 when it was performed for the last time

More here

Lyrics

It's happening soon

It's happening soon Its scent has been blowing in my direction

To me it is new To me it is new And it's not gonna change for anybody

And it's gonna be Our last memory And it's led me on And on to you

It's got to be here It's got to be there It's got to be now Or I'll lose forever

To me it is strange This feeling is strange But it's not gonna change for anybody

And it's gonna be Our last memory And it's led me on And on to you

Accuse me Trust me I never knew That you were the one You were the one

And it's gonna be Our last memory And it's led me on And on to you

And it's gonna be Our last memory And it's led me on And on to you

Early live version

To me this is new

To me it is new But it's not gonna change for anybody

It's gotta be here It's gotta be there It's gotta be now 'cause I'm everywhere

And I'm gonna be No longer I live 'cause it led me on And on 'til I be gone

It's gotta be true And I'm not afraid But it's gonna be strange for everybody

It's gotta be here It's gotta be there It's gotta be now 'cause I'm everywhere

And I'm gonna be No longer I live 'cause it led me on And on I can be gone

Accuse me Trust me I never knew That you are the one You are the one

And I'm gonna be No longer I live 'cause it led me on And on to where I have gone


Go back to Showbiz

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