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== Information ==
== Information ==
Shortly after Lockjaw was founded in February 1997,<ref name="jt">{{cite/Jack Turner 2008-06-06}}</ref> the label released this compilation, which included the first commercial Muse recording, an early version of [[Twin (song)|  Twin]].  The recording came from a recording session at [[Coombeshead Studios]],<ref name="insert"/> Newton Abbot in late 1996.  As well as Balloonatic, Muse recorded another ten songs found on the [[Newton Abbot demo (demo) | Newton Abbot demo]].
Shortly after Lockjaw was founded in February 1997,<ref name="jack-turner">{{cite/Jack Turner 2008-06-06}}</ref> the label released this compilation, which included the first commercial Muse recording, an early version of [[Twin (song)|  Twin]].  The recording came from a recording session at [[Coombeshead Studios]],<ref name="insert"/> Newton Abbot in late 1996.  As well as Balloonatic, Muse recorded another ten songs found on the [[Newton Abbot demo (demo) | Newton Abbot demo]].


Shortly afterwards, then Muse manager Philip Korthals asked Lockjaw if they would sign Muse to release Muse's first single.<ref name="jt"/>  Lockjaw declined, due to having just started and thus having insufficient funds to do so.<ref name="jt"/>  Korthals' name can be seen on the compilation's insert.<ref name="insert"/>
Shortly afterwards, then Muse manager [[Phil Korthals | Philip Korthals]] asked Lockjaw if they would sign Muse to release Muse's first single.<ref name="jack-turner"/>  Lockjaw declined, due to having just started and thus having insufficient funds to do so.<ref name="jack-turner"/>  Korthals' name can be seen on the compilation's insert.<ref name="insert"/>


== Track list ==
== Track list ==
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Latest revision as of 21:42, 24 October 2016

Cover art
Disc
Compilation
Name Helping You Back to Work volume 1[1]
Tracks 22[2]
Total length Unknown
Recorded 1996–1997[3]
Writer/composer Matthew Bellamy et al.
Producer Muse et al.
Art work Ben Turner[3]
Publisher Lockjaw Records[1][2][4]
Format(s) CD[2][4]
Catalogue № LJCD 003[2][5]
Release date 14th July 1997[4]
compilation chronology
Helping You Back to Work volume 1
→
Unsigned CD – In the City Live


Information

Shortly after Lockjaw was founded in February 1997,[6] the label released this compilation, which included the first commercial Muse recording, an early version of Twin. The recording came from a recording session at Coombeshead Studios,[3] Newton Abbot in late 1996. As well as Balloonatic, Muse recorded another ten songs found on the Newton Abbot demo.

Shortly afterwards, then Muse manager Philip Korthals asked Lockjaw if they would sign Muse to release Muse's first single.[6] Lockjaw declined, due to having just started and thus having insufficient funds to do so.[6] Korthals' name can be seen on the compilation's insert.[3]

Track list

  1. Babies 3 – Think for Yourself
  2. Tetsuo – Blunt
  3. Lockdown – Friend
  4. Split Screen – Procrastinate
  5. Hydra – Waking Up Drunk
  6. Thirdrate – Tube
  7. Freebase – Blame
  8. Tribute to Nothing – Clamp
  9. Monkey Boy – Death of a Stuntman
  10. Agent 'O' – Empty
  11. Leech Woman – Ova
  12. Choke TV – Bad Car Wreck
  13. Cynical Smile – Brit-Vic
  14. Vest – Strong Room
  15. Set Against – In Cold Blood
  16. Callous – Nil by Mouth
  17. Repulse – 2/10
  18. Tiananmen – Rundown
  19. Subvert – Material Gain
  20. Labrat – Apology
  21. Muse – Balloonatic
  22. Devices – Splifford

Gallery

  • Front cover

  • Inside cover

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    Insert

  • Rear cover

References

  1. ↑ a b [Scan of front cover]. Retrieved 2008-05-05. [verify]
  2. ↑ a b c d Various - Helping You Back To Work Volume One (CD). Discogs. Retrieved 2011-09-24 from www.discogs.com.
  3. ↑ a b c d [Helping You Back to Work insert]. Lockjaw Records. Retrieved 2008-05-06. [verify]
  4. ↑ a b c Helping You Back to Work: Various. Amazon UK. Retrieved 2011-09-24 from www.amazon.co.uk.
  5. ↑ [Spine and rear-cover scan]. Lockjaw Records. Retrieved 2008-05-05. [verify]
  6. ↑ a b c Jack Turner. (2008-06-06). [E-mail concerning the Bull and Gate 1995 gig]. Retrieved 2008-06-06. [verify] Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "jack-turner" defined multiple times with different content


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