Difference between revisions of "Starlight (single)"

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CD cover art

DVD cover art

Vinyl

Vinyl side B

Muse single
Name	Starlight
Tracks	3 (CD), 2 (vinyl), 1 (download, promos)
Total length	Unknown
Album	Black Holes and Revelations
Year	2006
Recorded	2006
Writer/composer	Matthew Bellamy
Producer	Rich Costey, Paul Epworth (Supermassive Black Hole Phones Control Voltage Remix)
Art work	Jasper Goodall
Publisher	Warner, A&E Records, Helium 3
Format	CD, vinyl 7", DVD, download » CD-R (promo only)
Catalogue number	HEL3003CD (CD), HEL3003 (7" vinyl), HEL3003DVD (DVD) » 51011 6774 5 (BX card-sleeve CD) 5051011-7416-2-3 (BX maxi CD) PR015981 (UK promo, New Mix promo) PRO-CDR-101909 (US promo) PRO15973 (EU promo) WCDB965 (AU promo) GB-130-06-00124-0 (VHS promo)
Release	September 4th (UK) » September 8th (BX) September 18th (AU)
Chart position	13 (UK)^[1] » 62 (UK download chart), 1 (NME) 15 (iTunes) 2 (US Hot Modern Rock Tracks)^[2]

Single Chronology
Supermassive Black Hole	<	Starlight	>	Knights of Cydonia

Information

Despite Wolstenholme's indication that "Starlight" would not be released as a single, it was released on the 4th September, 2006. First announced by Jo Whiley. It was released in the US later in the year, achieving success by peaking at 2 in the Billboard Modern Rock charts.^[3]

The UK promos came in three different varients. The standard promo came in both grey and silver covers, whilst the New Mix promo came in a white cover. The 'New Mix' promo contains an alternative mix of the song (also known as 'Radio Version' or 'Guitar Down Radio Version'), presumably one of the many versions left over from the recording process but not used on the album (which Wolstenholme had previously said were deleted)^[4].

"Starlight" entered the UK charts at 38 a day before its release^[5].

The hidden track can be found on the DVD by navigating to title 4.

Track list

CD

Starlight - 4:03
Easily - 3:40

Vinyl, download

Starlight - 4:03
Supermassive Black Hole (Phones Control Voltage remix) - 4:16

DVD

Starlight video
Starlight - 4:03
The Making of Starlight
Hidden Track - 0:32 (hidden)
Gallery

BX maxi CD

Starlight - 4:03
Easily - 3:40
Starlight video - 4:00
Starlight making of the video

iTunes exclusive

Starlight (AOL live)

Promos

Starlight - 4:00

New Mix Promo

Starlight (new mix) - 4:00

2nd US Promo

Starlight - 4:00
Starlight (Radio Version) - 4:00

Promo VHS

Starlight video - 4:00

Starlight gallery

Display gallery »
- BX card-sleeve CD cover
- BX card-sleeve CD disc
- BX card-sleeve CD back cover
- BX maxi CD cover
- BX maxi CD interior and disc
- iTunes image
- EU promo cover art
- EU promo cover art
- UK promo CD-R cover (silver)
- UK promo CD-R cover (grey)
- UK New Mix promo CD-R cover (white)
- UK promo CD-R and New Mix promo CD-R disc
- US promo CD-R cover and disc
- US promo CD-R back cover
- US second promo CD-R cover and disc
- US second promo CD-R back cover
- AU promo CD-R cover art
- AU promo CD-R disc
- Remix promo CD-R (unofficial)
- Promo VHS

References

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[1] Starlight reaches #13 - Muselive.com 20060910

[2] Billboard.com Singles Chart 24-02-2007

[3] Muse Get Stuck At Sea - VH1 20061003 Billboard.com Singles Chart 03-03-2007

[4] Interview with Chris Wolstenholme - Muselive.com 20060703

[5] Muselive.com News

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 Despite [[Christopher Wolstenholme|Wolstenholme]]'s indication that "[[Starlight (song)|Starlight]]" would not be released as a single, it was released on the 4th September, 2006. First announced by Jo Whiley. It was released in the US later in the year, achieving success by peaking at 2 in the Billboard Modern Rock charts.<ref>[http://www.vh1.com/artists/news/1542160/10022006/muse_uk_.jhtml Muse Get Stuck At Sea - VH1 20061003] [http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/charts/chart_display.jsp?g=Singles&f=Hot+Modern+Rock+Tracks Billboard.com Singles Chart 03-03-2007]</ref>
-The UK promos came in three different varients. The standard promo came in both grey and silver covers, whilst the New Mix promo came in a white cover. The New Mix promo contains an [http://www.muselive.com/forums.php?m=posts&q=17238 alternative mix of the song], presumably one of the many versions left over from the recording process but not used on the album (which [[Christopher Wolstenholme|Wolstenholme]] had previously said were deleted)<ref>[http://www.muselive.com/forums.php?m=posts&p=418389#I_think_it_was_Starlight Interview with Chris Wolstenholme - Muselive.com 20060703]</ref>.
+The UK promos came in three different varients. The standard promo came in both grey and silver covers, whilst the New Mix promo came in a white cover. The 'New Mix' promo contains an [http://www.muselive.com/forums.php?m=posts&q=17238 alternative mix of the song] (also known as 'Radio Version' or 'Guitar Down Radio Version'), presumably one of the many versions left over from the recording process but not used on the album (which [[Christopher Wolstenholme|Wolstenholme]] had previously said were deleted)<ref>[http://www.muselive.com/forums.php?m=posts&p=418389#I_think_it_was_Starlight Interview with Chris Wolstenholme - Muselive.com 20060703]</ref>.
 "Starlight" entered the UK charts at 38 a day before its release<ref>[http://invictus.softmeg.com/forums.php?m=posts&q=1737562 Muselive.com News]</ref>.