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The song itself is about a futuristic world, hence the pre-release name of "Electro Empire", and fits into the theme of ''[[Origin of Symmetry (album)|Origin of Symmetry]]'', but wasn't included due to its difficulty to play live. The song was otherwise called "Spectrum" and "Tesseract" whilst in production; tesseract being the name given to the 4-dimensional shape analogous to a cube. | The song itself is about a futuristic world, hence the pre-release name of "Electro Empire", and fits into the theme of ''[[Origin of Symmetry (album)|Origin of Symmetry]]'', but wasn't included due to its difficulty to play live. The song was otherwise called "Spectrum" and "Tesseract" whilst in production; tesseract being the name given to the 4-dimensional shape analogous to a cube. | ||
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| Muse song | |
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| Name | Futurism |
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| Length | 3:31 |
| Alternative titles | Spectrum, Tesseract, Electro Empire, Apolitical |
| First live performance | 25th August 2000 |
| Latest live performance | 25th August 2000 |
| Recorded | 2001 |
| Writer/composer | Matthew Bellamy |
| Producer | David Bottrill |
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Additional information
The song itself is about a futuristic world, hence the pre-release name of "Electro Empire", and fits into the theme of Origin of Symmetry, but wasn't included due to its difficulty to play live. The song was otherwise called "Spectrum" and "Tesseract" whilst in production; tesseract being the name given to the 4-dimensional shape analogous to a cube.
The song features a powerful bass line and is similar to Hysteria's. According to Matt in a tweet, Futurism led to the idea for Hysteria bassline.[1]
An alternative interpretation is that the song is about a near-future world formed as a result of modern developments, particularly the way social networking in fact keeps us apart from people ("grounded, boxed in") and the use of technology makes us like "silent gods".
Live
Only known to have been played once live at the Reading Festival in 2000. The live version is one of only three Muse songs that contains swearing.
Lyrics
Ignorance pulls
Apostasy and apathy still rules Yeah you know it's cool Just suck and see A future turns us into silent gods And I won't miss you at all
Grounded Boxed in Like the evil in your veins Grounded Boxed in I am stuck with you
Fate can't decide Alignment of the planets in your hands Come on crush our plans Just suck and see A future that won't let you disagree And I won't miss you at all
Grounded Boxed in Like the evil in your veins Grounded Boxed in I am stuck with you
Feel it, hear it, right apathy you are, see it, be it, you'll see
Early live version
Ignorance pulls
Apostasy and apathy still rules Yeah you know it's cool Can't wait and see A future turns us into silent gods And I won't miss you at all
Grounded Grounded Like the evil in your veins Grounded Boxed in I am stuck with you
Pursue Alignment of the planets in your hands Come on and fuck my plans Can't wait and see A future won't just let you disagree Won't miss you at all
Grounded Boxed in Like the evil in your veins Grounded Boxed in I am stuch with you
Be it, Be it, Be it, Be it
References
- ↑ Matthew Bellamy. (2011-03-31). Twitter / Matt Bellamy: @purpleasuretard interesti .... Twitter. Retrieved 2011-04-02 from twitter.com.