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| Name = Panic Station | | Name = Panic Station | ||
| Length = 3:03 | | Length = 3:03 | ||
| Album = [[The 2nd Law (album)|The 2nd Law]] | | Album = | ||
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|[[The 2nd Law (album)|The 2nd Law]] <small>(3)</small> | |||
|[[Panic Station (single)|Panic Station]] <small>(1), UK, DA Promo (1, 2), Digital (''Remix'') (2), UK, DA Promo (''Remix'') (3, 4)</small> | |||
|[[Live at Rome Olympic Stadium (live) | Live at Rome Olympic Stadium]] <small>CD (2), DVD (3)</small> | |||
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| First = [[Cologne E-Werk 2012 (gig)|20th September 2012]] | | First = [[Cologne E-Werk 2012 (gig)|20th September 2012]] | ||
| Latest = | | Latest = [[Montreux Auditorium Stravinski 2016 (gig)|2{{supo|nd}} July 2016]] | ||
| Recorded = 2011-2012 | | Recorded = 2011-2012 | ||
| Writer = Matthew Bellamy | | Writer = Matthew Bellamy | ||
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== Description == | == Description == | ||
According to Matt, in the Radio 1 interview after 'Survival', this track features brass. Muse have cited Prince as the inspiration for the 80's effects on the track. The song is described as having a "hysteric" feel, which is reflected in demented 80's elements such as backwards 'Let's Dance' drumbeats and riffs reminiscent of INXS' 'Suicide Blonde.' It features more gasping vocals from Matt. "That's 'Scary Monsters' Bowie meets Primus," said Matt. "Doing a funk track was for us remembering Rush and Primus, the more slap-bass things we liked." "Those big, spacious, wet, massive drum sounds," added Dom. "It started to conjure up memories of songs we'd listened to or grew up on in the | According to Matt, in the Radio 1 interview after 'Survival', this track features brass. Muse have cited Prince as the inspiration for the 80's effects on the track. The song is described as having a "hysteric" feel, which is reflected in demented 80's elements such as backwards 'Let's Dance' drumbeats and riffs reminiscent of INXS' 'Suicide Blonde.' It features more gasping vocals from Matt. "That's 'Scary Monsters' Bowie meets Primus," said Matt. "Doing a funk track was for us remembering Rush and Primus, the more slap-bass things we liked." "Those big, spacious, wet, massive drum sounds," added Dom. "It started to conjure up memories of songs we'd listened to or grew up on in the '80s by Prince and Stevie Wonder and we wanted to take it in that direction."<ref>http://www.muselive.com/index.php?m=single&id=6747</ref> | ||
According to the French magazine, Jeuxactu, this song has a "bounding bassline." They've also said that Panic Station is very likely to become a radio hit. | According to the French magazine, Jeuxactu, this song has a "bounding bassline." They've also said that Panic Station is very likely to become a radio hit. | ||
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This song has been compared to Prince, Queen, Talking Heads, and David Bowie. | This song has been compared to Prince, Queen, Talking Heads, and David Bowie. | ||
The song was confirmed by Muse to be the next single on Twitter during the Q&A session with the fans. They also wrote that part of the video was shot in Japan and that | The song was confirmed by Muse to be the next single on Twitter during the Q&A session with the fans. They also wrote that part of the video was shot in Japan and that [[Morgan Nicholls]] (Keyboard player) will be featured in the music video, being attacked by a giant octopus. | ||
Morgan Nicholls (Keyboard player) will be featured in the music video, being attacked by a giant octopus. | |||
Members of Muse.mu also received an e-mail, saying that Panic Station will be released soon. | |||
The song has been nominated for 'Best Rock Song' for the 2014 [[Grammy Awards]].[http://muse.mu/news,2014-grammy-award-nomination_1601.htm] | |||
==Information== | ==Information== | ||
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In a 2013 Top Gear (UK) episode, Panic Station was featured as background music. | In a 2013 Top Gear (UK) episode, Panic Station was featured as background music. | ||
Panic Station | Panic Station peaked at #2 on the [http://www.billboard.com/charts/alternative-songs US Billboard Alternative Chart], even before it has been released as a single. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Panic Station is one of | Panic Station is one of four studio-recorded songs with swearing in it ([[Crying Shame (song)|Crying Shame]], [[Psycho (song)|Psycho]] and [[We Are Fucking Fucked (song)|We Are Fucking Fucked]]). It also marks the first time Matt has sworn on an album track. | ||
==Live== | |||
Panic Station was played at nearly every gig during The 2nd Law Tour because of the fact that it was both a single and popular with fans. The only non-promotional gig Panic Station wasn't played at during 2013 was the 08/17/2013 gig in Seoul. Alongside other singles Survival, Supremacy and Follow Me, however, it has rarely made an appearance since. The band revealed that many songs from The 2nd Law wouldn't be performed again because of being "complicated to perform live" (this most likely refers to Survival and Follow Me). For whatever reason, the band decided to drop Panic Station as well. Because of this, it has only made two appearances since 2013. | |||
[[Panic Station (live) | More here]] | |||
==Lyrics== | ==Lyrics== | ||
Latest revision as of 00:20, 26 August 2022
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| Name | Panic Station |
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| Length | 3:03 |
| Alternative titles | - |
| First live performance | 20th September 2012 |
| Latest live performance | 2nd July 2016 |
| Recorded | 2011-2012 |
| Writer/composer | Matthew Bellamy |
| Producer | Muse |
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Description
According to Matt, in the Radio 1 interview after 'Survival', this track features brass. Muse have cited Prince as the inspiration for the 80's effects on the track. The song is described as having a "hysteric" feel, which is reflected in demented 80's elements such as backwards 'Let's Dance' drumbeats and riffs reminiscent of INXS' 'Suicide Blonde.' It features more gasping vocals from Matt. "That's 'Scary Monsters' Bowie meets Primus," said Matt. "Doing a funk track was for us remembering Rush and Primus, the more slap-bass things we liked." "Those big, spacious, wet, massive drum sounds," added Dom. "It started to conjure up memories of songs we'd listened to or grew up on in the '80s by Prince and Stevie Wonder and we wanted to take it in that direction."[1]
According to the French magazine, Jeuxactu, this song has a "bounding bassline." They've also said that Panic Station is very likely to become a radio hit.
The guitar solo in the middle section resembles that of Hysteria.
This song has been compared to Prince, Queen, Talking Heads, and David Bowie.
The song was confirmed by Muse to be the next single on Twitter during the Q&A session with the fans. They also wrote that part of the video was shot in Japan and that Morgan Nicholls (Keyboard player) will be featured in the music video, being attacked by a giant octopus.
Members of Muse.mu also received an e-mail, saying that Panic Station will be released soon.
The song has been nominated for 'Best Rock Song' for the 2014 Grammy Awards.[1]
Information
By error of Bellamy, Howard, Wolstenholme or Kirk, the name of the song was leaked by a photo on Twitter, until it was deleted.
Matt used his Manson 007 for this song.
In a 2013 Top Gear (UK) episode, Panic Station was featured as background music.
Panic Station peaked at #2 on the US Billboard Alternative Chart, even before it has been released as a single.
Trivia
Panic Station is one of four studio-recorded songs with swearing in it (Crying Shame, Psycho and We Are Fucking Fucked). It also marks the first time Matt has sworn on an album track.
Live
Panic Station was played at nearly every gig during The 2nd Law Tour because of the fact that it was both a single and popular with fans. The only non-promotional gig Panic Station wasn't played at during 2013 was the 08/17/2013 gig in Seoul. Alongside other singles Survival, Supremacy and Follow Me, however, it has rarely made an appearance since. The band revealed that many songs from The 2nd Law wouldn't be performed again because of being "complicated to perform live" (this most likely refers to Survival and Follow Me). For whatever reason, the band decided to drop Panic Station as well. Because of this, it has only made two appearances since 2013.
Lyrics
You won’t get much closer
Until you sacrifice it all You won’t get to taste it With your face against the wall
Get up and commit Show the power trapped within Do just what you want to Now stand up and begin
Ooh 1, 2, 3, 4 fire's in your eyes And this chaos it defies imagination 5, 6, 7, 8 minus 9 lives You've arrived at panic station
Doubts will try to break you Unleash your heart and soul Trouble will surround you Start taking some control
Stand up and deliver Your wildest fantasy Do what the fuck you want to There’s no one to appease
Ooh 1, 2, 3, 4 fire's in your eyes And this chaos it defies imagination 5, 6, 7, 8 minus 9 lives You've arrived at panic station
Ooh 1, 2, 3, 4 fire's in your eyes, And this chaos it defies imagination. 5, 6, 7, 8 minus 9 lives And I know that you will fight for the duration Ooh 1, 2, 3, 4 fire's in your eyes And you know I'm not resisting your temptations 5, 6, 7, 8 minus 9 lives You've arrived at panic station