Difference between revisions of "Popcorn (song)"

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==Description==
==Description==
A live cover of the synthpop song that became popular in the 1970s when it was covered by Hot Butter, first played by Muse at the Seaside Rendezvous concerts in September 2009 as it reminded of them of a rollerdisco they once attended in [[Teignmouth]].
A live cover of the synthpop song that became popular in the 1970s when it was covered by Hot Butter, first played by Muse at the Seaside Rendezvous concerts in September 2009 as it reminded of them of a rollerdisco they once attended in [[Teignmouth]]. Muse performed at the French show [[Taratata]], on the 21st October 2009. Muse were interviewed after playing their cover of [[Popcorn]] and Bellamy claimed that he 'Thought he would play something especially for them'.


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Revision as of 15:06, 24 October 2009

Muse song
Name Popcorn
Album/single -
Length Unknown
Alternative titles -
First live performance 4th September 2009
Latest live performance 9th September 2009
Recorded -
Writer/composer Gershon Kingsley
Producer -

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Description

A live cover of the synthpop song that became popular in the 1970s when it was covered by Hot Butter, first played by Muse at the Seaside Rendezvous concerts in September 2009 as it reminded of them of a rollerdisco they once attended in Teignmouth. Muse performed at the French show Taratata, on the 21st October 2009. Muse were interviewed after playing their cover of Popcorn and Bellamy claimed that he 'Thought he would play something especially for them'.

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