#Muse starlight wiki code

Upon the EP's release, Exeter's tdb magazine reported that the songs on Muse were 'nothing short of awesome and unlike anything you've ever heard from a Westcountry band'. Beaumont also criticised Bellamy's lyrical content on the release, describing 'Overdue' as 'crude' and 'Escape' as 'rambling'. Writing in Out of This World: The Story of Muse, Beaumont claimed that 'While the vitality and verve of 'The Muse EP' was enough to win over the casual listener, in retrospect it sounds like a band awkwardly finding their way around the recording studio and its techniques'. Front row video I took of Muse performing Starlight at the Eventim Apollo in London, United Kingdom. Reception and legacy Īccording to journalist Mark Beaumont, the Muse EP 'sold slowly at first, creeping out of shops as word gradually spread' of the band Muse: Inside the Muscle Museum author Ben Myers commented that it was met with 'relative indifference'. For promotional purposes, another copy of the EP was pressed with the title Sawmills Promo, featuring the same track listing (except for 'Escape', which featured its original title of 'Escape Your Meaningless'). The EP's artwork was created by the band's drummer Dominic Howard, who arranged three photocopied sections of his face into a 'wonky visage'. It was sold in a number of local independent record shops in Devon (such as KMA in Torquay and Solo in Exeter), as well as made available by mail order. That release was a pure statement of intent to the music industry, a way of raising profile'. Smith commented about the release that 'I wasn't interested in making money selling records. The retail version was limited to 999 hand-numbered copies, while an additional 251 non-numbered promotional copies were produced for distribution to media contacts. Muse was released on Dennis Smith's own independent record label Dangerous Records on. 'Cave' and 'Coma' were also mixed by Reeve, while Cornfield mixed 'Overdue' and 'Escape'. The band recorded a total of ten songs during the sessions, later settling on 'Overdue', ' Cave', 'Coma' and 'Escape' for inclusion on the EP. Paul Reeve was tasked by Smith with leading production of the EP, partly due to the fact that senior engineer John Cornfield was currently working with Supergrass, and partly because Reeve and Muse frontman Matt Bellamy had 'similar singing styles'. The self-titled debut EP by Muse was recorded over a period of five days 'in the autumn of 1997' at Sawmills Studios in Golant, Cornwall, with studio owner and Dangerous Records founder Dennis Smith agreeing to fund and arrange the sessions in return for payment if the band were later signed as a result of the release. The EP features four tracks, all of which were released again later – 'Coma' was featured as the B-side to the band's second single ' Cave', while the other three were re-recorded for the group's debut full-length album Showbiz. Recorded in 1997 at Sawmills Studios with producer Paul Reeve, it was released on by Dangerous Records, limited to 999 hand-numbered copies. Fans can ask Muse a question and upload a photo of themselves, specific details are as yet unknown.Muse is the self-titled debut EP by English rock band Muse.

The starlight screensaver finished it's countdown a little bit after midnight last night, and the message ¨// THIS IS THE END¨ came up with a link to musechat.mu. The announcement of winners of the KoC Competition.An exclusive B side (An unreleased song about a Japanese general?).The building in the background (seemingly the Fed building in Washington DC) could be a clue. 'This ship' is the rise to superstardom, taking the singer far away from his past life - the mundane stuff, but also the simple things that he has come to miss. If Im looking at it through the lens of a person on tour, the elusive 'starlight' fame. This screensaver could be a start to a quest, similar to The Quest for a Mongoose. The lyrics are also kind of sad if you think about it: To me, the song is a mix of emotions. It was released as the second single from the album on CD, 7' vinyl and DVD on 4th September 2006. It has also been suggested that the constellation of spinning stars changes as time progresses. Starlight is a song from the 2006 album Black Holes & Revelations.

#Muse starlight wiki code

'undefined' is returned as a result of a variable in the code being undefined. The 'undefined' message will presumably be replaced with another message from here at midnight. By changing the computer's clock to shortly before midnight on 31st October, a message will be displayed stating 'This is the end' and stating underneath 'undefined'.

This is the same image as that which is on muse.mu.

It consists of a constellation of stars that spins around and a timer, in front of a picture featuring a building and a silhouette of the three members of Muse. The building apparently featured in the screensaverĪ promotional screensaver for Starlight is available from Muse.mu.