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| Name | Jigsaw Memory |
| Album/single | This Is a Muse Demo (4) |
| Length | Unknown |
| Alternative titles | - |
| First live performance | Unknown |
| Latest live performance | Unknown |
| Recorded | Wolstenholme's house, May 1995 |
| Writer/composer | Matt Bellamy |
| Producer | Muse |
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Information
One of the songs off of the first Muse demo tape. Recorded in Wolstenholme's house, 1995.
Live
Jigsaw Memory was written in 1995. It was performed at the Berkeley Centre performance in October 1995, as well as possibly into 1996. As Jigsaw Memory was included on This Is A Muse Demo, which was recorded in May 1995, it can be assumed that Jigsaw Memory was performed often for most of 1995. Based on this, we can assume that Jigsaw Memory was performed over ten times. The only recording available of this song is a very short fragment from This Is A Muse Demo.
Known lyrics
Saying it's okay
Will get you anywhere Come on every jigsaw memory fading from...
Back to This Is a Muse Demo