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{{Discobox | {{Discobox | ||
| Name = | | Name = Untitled | ||
| Tracks = 5 | | Tracks = 5 | ||
| Recorded = 1997 | | Recorded = 1997 | ||
| Writer = [[Matthew Bellamy]] | | Writer = [[Matthew Bellamy]] | ||
| Producer = Muse | | Producer = Muse | ||
| Art = | | Art = - | ||
| Format = Cassette | | Format = Cassette | ||
| CatNumber = | | CatNumber = - | ||
| Release = | | Release = - | ||
| Chart | | Chart = - | ||
| | | Previous = 1997 Sawmills demo | ||
| | | PreviousLink = Muse (EP) | ||
| | | Next = 1998 Sawmills demo | ||
| NextLink = Muscle Museum EP (EP)#Sawmills demo | |||
| Type = demo | |||
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Either an untitled demo or a demo with an unknown title, a copy of it was appended to a radio recording of [[Plymouth Hoe 1997 (gig) | Muse's 1997 Soundwaves Festival performance]] and distributed in tape form shortly after said performance.<ref name="ml20090919"> | Either an untitled demo or a demo with an unknown title, a copy of it was appended to a radio recording of [[Plymouth Hoe 1997 (gig) | Muse's 1997 Soundwaves Festival performance]] and distributed in tape form shortly after said performance.<ref name="ml20090919"> | ||
{{cite | | {{cite | | ||
desc=Forum post | date=2009-09-19 | fetch=2009-09-19 | auth=Michael 'Stoney' Stone | pub=Muselive | url=http://www.muselive.com/forums.php?m=posts&p=1706979#1706979 | dom=www.muselive.com | type=ext | |||
}}</ref> Through this information, we know that the demo was recorded by "shortly after"<ref name="ml20090919"/> the | }}</ref> Through this information, we know that the demo was recorded by "shortly after"<ref name="ml20090919"/> the 15{{supo|th}} August 1997 Soundwaves performance, thus it was recorded in 1997 or earlier. | ||
A digital copy of the tape was released in September 2009, after the tape had become lost in the post. A digital copy had originally been intended to be made in the same manner as that of the [[Newton Abbot demo (demo) | Newton Abbot demo]], after Andrew 'a-loonatic' Stone was impressed by the community organisation through which the latter was made possible. The tape was sent via Royal Mail to paul_nicko, but never arrived. | A digital copy of the tape was released in September 2009, after the tape had become lost in the post. A digital copy had originally been intended to be made in the same manner as that of the [[Newton Abbot demo (demo) | Newton Abbot demo]], after Andrew 'a-loonatic' Stone was impressed by the community organisation through which the latter was made possible. The tape was sent via Royal Mail to paul_nicko, but never arrived. After waiting for some time for the tape to be recovered, Michael Stone decided to upload his mp3 copy to paul_nicko's server, in order for it to be enhanced by Paul and then released. | ||
The demo is unmastered and appears to be a raw studio recording, still including talk between the band and and a false start on "Showbiz" after [[Dominic Howard]]'s drumstick breaks, though the "Do We Need This" demo seems to be an unmastered version of the one that got released. | |||
The demo is unmastered and appears to be a raw studio recording, still including talk between the band and and a false start on "Showbiz" after | |||
== Track list == | == Track list == | ||
#[[Do We Need This (song) | Do We Need This]] | # [[Do We Need This (song) | Do We Need This]] | ||
#[[Spiral Static (song) | Spiral Static]] | # [[Spiral Static (song) | Spiral Static]] | ||
#[[Hate This & I'll Love You (song) | Hate This & I'll Love You]] | # [[Hate This & I'll Love You (song) | Hate This & I'll Love You]] | ||
#[[Showbiz (song) | Showbiz]] | # [[Showbiz (song) | Showbiz]] | ||
#[[Plug In Baby (song) | Plug In Baby]]<ref name="mub20070803a"> | # [[Plug In Baby (song) | Plug In Baby]]<ref name="mub20070803a"> | ||
{{cite | | {{cite | | ||
desc=Forum post | date=2007-08-03 | auth=Michael Stone | pub=Muse forum | url=http://board.muse.mu/showpost.php?p=3265843&postcount=50 | dom=board.muse.mu | type=ext | |||
}}</ref> | }}</ref> | ||
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<references/> | <references/> | ||
{{Backto | | {{Backto | discography}} | ||
Latest revision as of 08:53, 27 September 2011
| Muse demo | |
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| Name | Untitled |
| Tracks | 5 |
| Total length | Unknown |
| Recorded | 1997 |
| Writer/composer | Matthew Bellamy |
| Producer | Muse |
| Publisher | Unknown |
| Format(s) | Cassette |
| demo chronology | |
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1997 Sawmills demo ← Untitled → 1998 Sawmills demo
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Information
Either an untitled demo or a demo with an unknown title, a copy of it was appended to a radio recording of Muse's 1997 Soundwaves Festival performance and distributed in tape form shortly after said performance.[1] Through this information, we know that the demo was recorded by "shortly after"[1] the 15th August 1997 Soundwaves performance, thus it was recorded in 1997 or earlier.
A digital copy of the tape was released in September 2009, after the tape had become lost in the post. A digital copy had originally been intended to be made in the same manner as that of the Newton Abbot demo, after Andrew 'a-loonatic' Stone was impressed by the community organisation through which the latter was made possible. The tape was sent via Royal Mail to paul_nicko, but never arrived. After waiting for some time for the tape to be recovered, Michael Stone decided to upload his mp3 copy to paul_nicko's server, in order for it to be enhanced by Paul and then released.
The demo is unmastered and appears to be a raw studio recording, still including talk between the band and and a false start on "Showbiz" after Dominic Howard's drumstick breaks, though the "Do We Need This" demo seems to be an unmastered version of the one that got released.
Track list
References
- ↑ a b Michael 'Stoney' Stone. (2009-09-19). [Forum post]. Muselive. Retrieved 2009-09-19 from www.muselive.com.
- ↑ Michael Stone. (2007-08-03). [Forum post]. Muse forum. Retrieved from board.muse.mu.