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==Description==
==Description==
An mellow, instrumental B side that has been played regularly live.
A mellow, instrumental B side that has been played regularly live.


The bass-line bears some similarity to the lead guitar part of [[Rage Against the Machine]]'s "Bullet in the Head".
The bass-line bears some similarity to the lead guitar part of [[Rage Against the Machine]]'s "Bullet in the Head".


==Live==
==Live==
"Nishe" was sometimes played before "[[Overdue (song)|Overdue]]". It was played regularly during ''[[The Resistance (album)|The Resistance]]'' tour, whilst [[Matthew Bellamy]]'s piano is wheeled on stage in darkness for "[[United States of Eurasia (song)|United States of Eurasia]]".
"Nishe" was sometimes played before "[[Overdue (song)|Overdue]]". It is being played regularly during ''[[The Resistance (album)|The Resistance]]'' tour, whilst [[Matthew Bellamy]]'s piano is wheeled on stage in darkness for "[[United States of Eurasia (song)|United States of Eurasia]]".


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[[Category:B Sides]]
[[Category:B Sides]]

Revision as of 21:01, 13 March 2010

Muse song
Name Nishe
Album/single Unintended CD2 (2)
Length 2:44
Alternative titles -
First live performance 6th January 2000 (full), 17th May 1999 (riff)
Latest live performance -
Recorded 1999
Writer/composer Matthew Bellamy
Producer Unknown

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Description

A mellow, instrumental B side that has been played regularly live.

The bass-line bears some similarity to the lead guitar part of Rage Against the Machine's "Bullet in the Head".

Live

"Nishe" was sometimes played before "Overdue". It is being played regularly during The Resistance tour, whilst Matthew Bellamy's piano is wheeled on stage in darkness for "United States of Eurasia".


Go back to Unintended CD2