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| Name = Hate This & I'll Love You
| Name = Hate This & I'll Love You
| Album = {{drop
| Album = {{drop
|[[Showbiz (album) |Showbiz]] <small>(12)</small>
|[[Showbiz (album) |Showbiz]] <small>(12), JP (13)</small>
|[[Unintended (single) |Unintended]] <small>CD2 (3)</small>
|[[Unintended (single) |Unintended]] <small>CD2 (3)</small>
|[[1997 demo (demo) |1997 demo]] <small>(3)</small>
|[[1997 demo (demo) |1997 Demo]] <small>(3)</small>
|[[Origin_of_Muse_(box_set)#CD_3_.28Showbiz_Remastered.29 |Origin of Muse]] <small>CD3, Vinyl (Remaster) (13)</small>
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| Length = 5:19(first Ver.)
| Length = 5:19(first Showbiz Ver.)
4:57(inspirations II/limited promo.)
4:57(inspirations II/limited promo.)
5:09(international ver.)
| AltTitles = ''Hate This''
| AltTitles = -
| First = [[Plymouth Hoe 1997 (gig) |15th August 1997]]<ref name="ml20071101">[http://www.muselive.com/forums.php?m=posts&p=909061#909061 muselive.com 20071101]</ref>
| First = [[Plymouth Hoe 1997 (gig) |15th August 1997]]<ref name="ml20071101">[http://www.muselive.com/forums.php?m=posts&p=909061#909061 muselive.com 20071101]</ref>
| Latest = [[London Brixton Academy 2001 - 29th (gig) |29th May 2001]]
| Latest = [[Tokyo Zepp 2001-07 (gig) |15th July 2001]]
| Recorded = 1997 <small>([[1997 demo (demo) |demo]])</small>, 1999
| Recorded = 1997 <small>([[1997 demo (demo) |demo]])</small>, 1999
| Writer = [[Matthew Bellamy]]
| Writer = [[Matthew Bellamy]]
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| Chart position = -
| Chart position = -
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== Description ==
'''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCTb7hVPNnw Listen]'''
 
== Information ==
The last song on [[Showbiz (album) |Showbiz]] and rarely played live by the band.
The last song on [[Showbiz (album) |Showbiz]] and rarely played live by the band.


== Additional information ==
Despite the diferent lenghts, all the songs are actually the same studio version, only with less/more silence at the end (the actual international version is 5:09 long).
'''Probable meaning:''' This song is probably about growing tired of a relationship of which you've given your partner too many chances.
 
Near the end of the buildup before the end of the song, Matt's voice is heavily panned left and right. This is their only song to do so.
 
== Interpretation ==
#This song is probably about growing tired of a relationship of which you've given your partner too many chances.
#Could be about the same person as in [[Hyper Music (song)|Hyper Music]] and [[Uno (song)|Uno]]. Someone who was associated with the band before they made it, who [[Matthew Bellamy]] had reason to dislike. (On a similar theme Sunburn seems to be about a girl who was associated with them, who in contrast Bellamy regrets having to leave behind, because he sees her as a star).
 
== Live ==
The song was first played on August 15th 1997 based on Matt's speech at the Plymouth Hoe performance, although in the past [[Nature_1 (song)|he has been wrong]] about the live premiere of songs. It was then unknown how often the band played the song throughout 1997 and 1998 due to a lack of known setlists. By 1999 the song was mostly left out of concerts and was only played at acoustic gigs during 1999. The song was completely abandoned during 2000 until the last twelve gigs of the year when it made a few appearances.
 
As a complete turn around, the song was played at nearly every gig in early 2001. After May 2001 the song only made a few appearances in June and July before being completely dropped as Origin of Symmetry was being released.
 
[[Hate This & I'll Love You (live) | More here]]


'''Alternative meaning:''' Could be about the same person as in [[Hyper Music (song)|Hyper Music]] and [[Uno (song)|Uno]]. Someone who was associated with the band before they made it, who [[Matthew Bellamy]] had reason to dislike. (On a similar theme Sunburn seems to be about a girl who was associated with them, who in contrast Bellamy regrets having to leave behind, because he sees her as a star).
== Trivia ==
If you listen closely throughout the song, crickets can be heard chirping. They are easiest to hear at the beginning and the end of the song.


== Music trivia ==
The frequency of chirping varies according to temperature. ''"To get a rough estimate of the temperature in degrees fahrenheit, count the number of chirps in 15 seconds and then add 37. The number you get will be an approximation of the outside temperature (Library of Congress)".'' So 25 chirps heard in a 15 second time span, adding 37, and apparently it was roughly 62° F (16.6° C) that night of the crickets recording.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/Muse/comments/w9o6l0/the_temperature_according_to_the_crickets_in_htily/</ref>
If you listen closely throughout the song, crickets can be heard chirping.


== Lyrics ==
== Lyrics ==
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Yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah


You lead me on, you ['''''?''''']<!-- scarred me? -->
You scared us both, you scared them


And I'm getting stronger every day
And I'm getting stronger every day

Latest revision as of 20:24, 27 July 2022

Muse song
Name Hate This & I'll Love You
Album/single
Length 5:19(first Showbiz Ver.)

4:57(inspirations II/limited promo.)

Alternative titles Hate This
First live performance 15th August 1997[1]
Latest live performance 15th July 2001
Recorded 1997 (demo), 1999
Writer/composer Matthew Bellamy
Producer John Leckie


Listen

Information

The last song on Showbiz and rarely played live by the band.

Despite the diferent lenghts, all the songs are actually the same studio version, only with less/more silence at the end (the actual international version is 5:09 long).

Near the end of the buildup before the end of the song, Matt's voice is heavily panned left and right. This is their only song to do so.

Interpretation

  1. This song is probably about growing tired of a relationship of which you've given your partner too many chances.
  2. Could be about the same person as in Hyper Music and Uno. Someone who was associated with the band before they made it, who Matthew Bellamy had reason to dislike. (On a similar theme Sunburn seems to be about a girl who was associated with them, who in contrast Bellamy regrets having to leave behind, because he sees her as a star).

Live

The song was first played on August 15th 1997 based on Matt's speech at the Plymouth Hoe performance, although in the past he has been wrong about the live premiere of songs. It was then unknown how often the band played the song throughout 1997 and 1998 due to a lack of known setlists. By 1999 the song was mostly left out of concerts and was only played at acoustic gigs during 1999. The song was completely abandoned during 2000 until the last twelve gigs of the year when it made a few appearances.

As a complete turn around, the song was played at nearly every gig in early 2001. After May 2001 the song only made a few appearances in June and July before being completely dropped as Origin of Symmetry was being released.

More here

Trivia

If you listen closely throughout the song, crickets can be heard chirping. They are easiest to hear at the beginning and the end of the song.

The frequency of chirping varies according to temperature. "To get a rough estimate of the temperature in degrees fahrenheit, count the number of chirps in 15 seconds and then add 37. The number you get will be an approximation of the outside temperature (Library of Congress)". So 25 chirps heard in a 15 second time span, adding 37, and apparently it was roughly 62° F (16.6° C) that night of the crickets recording.[2]

Lyrics

Oh I am growing tired

Of allowing you to steal Everything I have, you're making me feel

Like I was born to service you But I am growing by the hour

You left us far behind So we all discard our souls And blaze through your skies So afraid to die

'cause I was born to destroy you And I am growing by the hour And I'm getting strong in every way, yeah, yeah

You led me on, you led me on, you ...

Oh, and I'm getting strong in every way Yeah, yeah

1997 demo

Oh I am growing tired

Of allowing you to steal Everything I had And it's making me feel

Like I walk all over you I am growing by the hour

You left me far behind And I'm always on your track And when I catch you out I will tear your soul apart

I walk all over you And I am growing by the hour And I'm getting stronger every day Yeah, yeah

You scared us both, you scared them

And I'm getting stronger every day Yeah, yeah, yeah Oooooh

References

  1. ↑ muselive.com 20071101
  2. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/Muse/comments/w9o6l0/the_temperature_according_to_the_crickets_in_htily/


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