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Zane Lowe played a 30 second snippet on his BBC Radio 1 show on 28th July 2009 as a teaser for fans. {{YT|7TcnCW_5ats}} The first FULL play will be on Zane's show on 3rd August at | Zane Lowe played a 30 second snippet on his BBC Radio 1 show on 28th July 2009 as a teaser for fans. {{YT|7TcnCW_5ats}} The first FULL play will be on Zane's show on 3rd August at 7.30pm "on the dot". | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 15:41, 29 July 2009
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| Name | Uprising |
| Album/single | The Resistance (1)[1], Uprising (1) |
| Length | 5:02[2] |
| Alternative titles | - |
| First live performance | - |
| Latest live performance | Unknown |
| Recorded | Lake Como and Milan, Italy, 2009 |
| Writer/composer | Matthew Bellamy, Dominic Howard, Christopher Wolstenholme |
| Producer | Muse |
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Information
The first song on The Resistance, as well as the first single. Described as a "heavy rock take on Goldfrapp" in Mojo magazine, and features football-style chanting. Matt Bellamy describes it as a protest song about the banking situation.[3] In the 25th July issue of NME Magazine, Uprising was described as "singing, over a Marilyn Manson-style electro-glam stomp"
Lyrics
Incomplete
...paranoia is in control. ...the fat cats should have a heart attack. ...they push drugs to keep us all confined.
First Play
Zane Lowe played a 30 second snippet on his BBC Radio 1 show on 28th July 2009 as a teaser for fans. (watch) The first FULL play will be on Zane's show on 3rd August at 7.30pm "on the dot".
References
- ↑ 1. UPRISING (2009-07-03). Twitter. Retrieved 2009-07-03 from twitter.com.
- ↑ Julien Bordier. (2009-07-0?). Jai ecoute le nouveau Muse. L'Express. Retrieved 2009-07-10 from www.muselive.com. [verify]
- ↑ Ray Wilkinson. (2009-07). Progressive stadium rock three dream up album five. Mojo magazine, 1802. Retrieved 2009-07-05 from www.muselive.com. [verify]