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Muse album
Name Showbiz
Tracks
  • 12 »
  • 13 (JP)
  • 5 (promo EP)
  • vi (Exclusive Avant-garde Promo, Sampler CD-R)
  • 2 (US sampler CD)
  • 4 (U.s. sampler CD-Rs)
Total length
  • 49:36 »
  • 22:54 (promo EP)
Recorded 1999
Writer/composer Matthew Bellamy
Producer John Leckie, Paul Reeve
Fine art work Tanya Andrew, Matthew Bellamy
Publisher
  • Gustatory modality Media, Mushroom[ane] »
  • Eastward Westward (re-issue)
  • A&E Records (reissue)
  • Warner (vinyl reissue)
  • Maverick (US) [one]
  • Naïve (FR) [2]
  • Motor (DE, TR, UA, RU)
  • PIAS (BX)
  • Avex (JP)
  • Sony Music (KR, ID, Th)
Format(due south) CD, double 12" vinyl, 12" vinyl, cassette, minidisc, CD-R (promo only)
Catalogue №
  • MUSH59CD (CD), MUSH59LP (vinyl), MUSH59MC (cassette), MUSH59MD (mini disc) »
  • 5050466888624 (reissue)
  • nine 4738-2 (US, Golden Stamped Promo)
  • NV 3211-1 (FR CD)
  • 481.2001.20 (BX CD)
  • 481.2001.23 (BX 2CD Express Festival Edition)
  • AVCM-65057 (JP CD)
  • WPCR-12336 (JP re-release CD)
  • 547 979-4 (Motor releases)
  • 547 979-ix (UA CD)
  • WB47382 (vinyl re-issue)
  • CPT-2430 (KR cassette)
  • MUSE 2 (promo EP)
  • MUSE 4 (promo)
  • NV3217-1 (FR promo)
  • DADR1NMS3 (sampler)
Release date
  • 4th October 1999 (Earth) [1] »
  • seventhursday September 1999 (FR) [two]
  • 28th September 1999 (US) [1]
  • half-dozenth November 2006 (re-issue)
  • 15th December 2007 (JP re-upshot)
  • 18th Baronial 2009 (vinyl re-issue)
Chart position 29 (GB)
anthology chronology

Showbiz

Origin of Symmetry
Singles
Uno.png Cave CD1.png Muscle Museum CD1.png Sunburn CD1.png Unintended CD1.png

Data

A lot of the songs that appear on Showbiz, were written on Matthew'southward nan's basement with damp down the walls, egg boxes up them and weird shiny black spiders, which inspired Muse around that time musically.[three]

Showbiz was Muse'southward debut album, having been recorded between 1998 and 1999. The songs themselves included some of the older songs in Muse's repertoir, dating as far back as 1996. All songs on the album had been witten by 1997. These were among the "fifty or so" that Muse had written before entering the studio.[4] The band picked those which they deemed least progressive to brand upwardly Showbiz.

John Leckie, who produced the album, started attention Muse's concerts in the latter half of 1998. Leckie was based at Sawmills recording studio, where possessor Dennis Smith had given the ring gratis recording time the previous yr, from which the Muse EP resulted. He built up a relationship with the band during this time, coming to say that he'd want to work with the ring if ever they could afford him. Leckie had non worked with any bands quite some time prior to doing so with Muse. The recording had finished past the 15th of May 1999.[1] 13 songs were recorded for anthology release, with Spiral Static beingness the one not to get in on the anthology. While attempted in sessions, the vocals were too difficult for Matt to become a sound to his liking, and so information technology was abandoned, only to exist finished in January of 2000 as a Japanese bonus track.

Other songs such equally Pinkish Ego Box (then known every bit Instant Messenger) were considered merely ultimately left for b-side release equally the band didn't think they were good enough for album inclusion. Others, such as Do We Need This and Nature_1 (then known every bit Natural Disaster), were known to be saved for the second album although neither would brand the final cut, with Exercise Nosotros Need This ending upward as a Muscle Museum b-side due to Matt'south change in opinion of the song.

Matthew described the album as: "Information technology's all about power and hitting people with large walls of sound." and that "Some of the songs on Showbiz take inverse shape over the course of the five years nosotros've been playing them," Bellamy suggests. "Yous could translate songs differently, in a loud and heavy way, or a mellow and quiet way, and still make it audio adept. On songs similar 'Falling Down' and 'Unintended,' the words came beginning. But unremarkably the music is kickoff, then the melody. Then it's getting the lyrics to fit around the music."[five]

Chris said about the anthology that: "It'due south non all nigh relationships with people. Information technology's sometimes about growing up with all this technology and everything effectually united states. I call back you could larn to do things the wrong way. The problem becomes communicating with people," Wolstenholme explains. "And so again, on the other paw, the Internet and e-mail have made that easier. It's a smaller world. Our songs could seem negative from the outside, but it's uplifting for me. It'due south most sharing experiences."[v]

Release

The booklet which comes with the album does not have lyrics on information technology, merely instead, a line from each song is cited in bold letters. A express "Festival Edition" was released in the Benelux region featuring a bonus disc with the same content as the Japanese Random 1-8 EP, although without the 3 hidden "Sunburn" remixes later "Do We Demand This (alive)".

The United kingdom and Us promo CDs are held between two pieces of perspex, one engraved with the Muse logo, bolted down the middle. The aforementioned CD originally came with a special perspex spanner. 2 other promo CDs, ane with culling artwork, another with a gold promo stamp, were made in the Us. A multifariousness of promotional CD-Rs were used to promote the anthology in the Uk, US and Japan. The exclusive advanced promo CD was an European promo used for promoting Showbiz, and contains six faded song samples from the album.

The album has gone to sell over 300,000 in the UK making it Platinum, and has sold over 700,000 copies worldwide. Whilst the first release was on the Mushroom and Taste Media labels in the United kingdom, the album was reissued on CD in 2006 in the UK on Due east West Records. Showbiz was reissued on double 12" vinyl under Warner in Europe and North America on the 18th of August, 2009 to commemorate the x year anniversary of the debut album.

Pre-release

A large number of dissimilar promo CDs were distributed beyond the world to promote Showbiz. The United kingdom promo came screwed betwixt ii embossed perspex plates. Some copies came with a perspex spanner to undo the commodities on the screw. Muse had a box of spare spanners on their bout charabanc so that anyone with a promo but no spanner could retrieve one for from the ring afterwards gigs.

10th Anniversary Contest

On the 4th of Oct, 2009 the muse.mu website appear that three lucky fans could win signed copies of Showbiz if they could approximate what "rocker" tried to sign Muse sometime after Bohemian did.

The winners were later revealed to exist Luke McCarthy-Reed, Helen Fordyce and Dom Greenish. The answer was Serj Tankian.

Track list

CD, promos, cassettes

  1. Sunburn
  2. Muscle Museum
  3. Fillip
  4. Falling Down
  5. Cavern
  6. Showbiz
  7. Unintended
  8. Uno
  9. Sober
  10. Escape
  11. Overdue
  12. Detest This & I'll Love You

BX Express Festival Edition bonus CD

  1. Host
  2. Coma
  3. Pink Ego Box
  4. Forced In
  5. Agitated
  6. Yes Delight
  7. Fillip (live)
  8. Do Nosotros Demand This (live)

Vinyl

A

  1. Sunburn
  2. Musculus Museum
  3. Fillip

B

  1. Falling Down
  2. Cave
  3. Showbiz

C

  1. Unintended
  2. Uno
  3. Sober

D

  1. Escape
  2. Overdue
  3. Detest This & I'll Dear You

JP CD

  1. Sunburn
  2. Muscle Museum
  3. Fillip
  4. Falling Downwards
  5. Cave
  6. Showbiz
  7. Unintended
  8. Uno
  9. Sober
  10. Spiral Static
  11. Escape
  12. Overdue
  13. Hate This & I'll Dearest Y'all

JP Promotion Sample

  1. Musculus Museum (Radio Edit)
  2. Sunburn
  3. Muscle Museum
  4. Fillip
  5. Falling Downwards
  6. Cavern
  7. Showbiz
  8. Unintended
  9. Uno
  10. Sober
  11. Escape
  12. Overdue
  13. Detest This & I'll Dear Y'all

Promo EP

  1. Cave
  2. Muscle Museum
  3. Unintended
  4. Showbiz
  5. Falling Downward

US Sampler CD

  1. Muscle Museum
  2. Uno

Exclusive Advanced Promo

All tracks are faded samples

  1. Sunburn
  2. Muscle Museum
  3. Fillip
  4. Showbiz
  5. Unintended
  6. Uno

Uk sampler CD-R

  1. Muscle Museum
  2. Sunburn
  3. Unintended
  4. Fillip
  5. Sober
  6. Falling Down

US 4 track promo CD-R

  1. Muscle Museum
  2. Sober
  3. Cave
  4. Unintended

Other US 4 track promo CD-R

  1. Muscle Museum
  2. Uno
  3. Cavern
  4. Unintended

Personnel

Muse:

  • Matthew Bellamy - vocals; lead and rhytm guitars; pianoforte; hammond organ (tracks four, seven and 10); mellotron (tracks ii and7); Wurlitzer pianoforte (tracks 3 and 12); synthesizer (track 5); guitar synthesizer (track nine); harmonium on (rails ten); cord arrangements (track 6); production and mixing (tracks two, vii, viii and 9); artwork
  • Chris Wolstenholme - bass; backing vocals; double bass on (tracks iv and 7); production and mixing (tracks 2, 7, 8 and 9)
  • Dominic Howard - drums; percussion (tracks 6, eight and 12)'; synthesizer (track 2); production and mixing (tracks ii, 7, 8 and 9)

  • Additional Personnel:

  • John Leckie - production and mixing (tracks 1, four, 5, 10, eleven and 12)
  • Paul Reeve - production and mixing (tracks 2, 7, viii and 9); bankroll vocals (tracks seven, 8, 11 and 12)
  • Tanya Andrew - artwork
  • Craig Gentle - design
  • Ralf Strathmann - photography
  • Frederic Gresse - photography
  • Start album recording gallery

    Showbiz Gallery

    Spread Gallery

    Run across besides

    • Showbiz discography
    • Sunburn/Overdue demo
    • Showbiz-era media

    References

    1. a b c d due east Recording completed (1999-05-15). MicroCuts. Retrieved 2006-11-21 from microcuts.net.
    2. a b Showbiz released in France (1999-09-07). MicroCuts. Retrieved 2006-11-22 from microcuts.net.
    3. Gavin Haynes. (2015-05-twenty). Game of Drones: Anthology vii finds Muse at their ridiculous best.... NME. Retrieved 2015-05-20 from nme.com.
    4. Muse: The Making of Origin of Symmetry (2007-x-07). Xfm. Retrieved from world wide web.muselive.com. [verify]
    5. a b John Fortunato. (1999). CD now - interview (1999). Retrieved 2015-26-08 from [1].


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