Difference between revisions of "Intro (song)"
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| AltTitles = Intro to Apocalypse Please | | AltTitles = Intro to Apocalypse Please | ||
| First = [[Vienne 2003 (Gig)|Vienne 2003]] | | First = [[Vienne 2003 (Gig)|Vienne 2003]] | ||
| Recorded = Grouse Lodge | | Recorded = Grouse Lodge, Rosemount, 2003 | ||
| Writer = ''None'' ([[Matthew Bellamy]]) | | Writer = ''None'' ([[Matthew Bellamy]]) | ||
| Producer = ''Unknown'' | | Producer = ''Unknown'' | ||
Revision as of 02:49, 25 February 2012
| Muse song | |
|---|---|
| Name | Intro |
| Album/single | Absolution (1) |
| Length | 0:22 |
| Alternative titles | Intro to Apocalypse Please |
| First live performance | Vienne 2003 |
| Latest live performance | Unknown |
| Recorded | Grouse Lodge, Rosemount, 2003 |
| Writer/composer | None (Matthew Bellamy) |
| Producer | Unknown |
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Description
Lots of stomping, fading in and leading into Apocalypse Please.
Additional information
Features the band and Thomas Kirk stomping,[1] with vocals towards the end by Paul Reeve.[1]
Trivia
Whispering, voices, and voices through transmitters can be heard throughout the track.
Lyrics
Some interpret the vocals as
'Sieg heil ... Marsch!'
Which translates means "Hail [to] victory... March". "Sieg heil" was a common chant at political rallies during the Nazi Era in Germany.
References
Back to Absolution