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| − | [[File:Churn (album) (cover).jpg|right|thumb|Cover art]] | + | [[Image:Churn (album) (cover).jpg|right|thumb|Cover art]] |
| − | {{DiscographyBox2 | + | [[Image:Churn_Promo_Poster.jpg|right|thumb|Promo Poster]] |
| | + | [[Image:Churn_Stations_I_Only_Said_Ad.jpg|right|thumb|Album And Singles Ad]] |
| | + | [[Image:Churn_Ad.jpg|right|thumb|Churn Ad]] |
| | + | [[Image:Churn+Derail_Limited_Edition_Pack_Ad.jpg|right|thumb|Churn+Derail Limited Edition Pack Ad]] |
| | + | [[Image:Rip_It_Up_July_1993_Pg21_Churn_Review.jpg|right|thumb|Churn-Rip It Up Review]] |
| | + | [[Image:Hot_Metal_Sept_1993_Pg42_Churn_Review.jpg|right|thumb|Churn-Hot Metal Review]] |
| | + | [[Image:Rip_It_Up_Jul_1994_Pg4_Churn_5_Ks_Kerrang_Articel.jpg|right|thumb|Churn 5 Ks Kerrang Mag]] |
| | + | [[Image:Churnobi.JPG|right|thumb|Jap Edition]] |
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| | + | {{DiscographyBox | |
| | | Name = Churn | | | Name = Churn |
| − | | Tracks = | + | | Tracks = 9 |
| − | {{drop|9 <small>(World)</small>}}
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| | | Length = 41:24 | | | Length = 41:24 |
| | + | | Year = 1993 |
| | | Recorded = February 1993, [[York Street Studios]] | | | Recorded = February 1993, [[York Street Studios]] |
| | | Writer = [[Shihad]] | | | Writer = [[Shihad]] |
| | | Producer = [[Jaz Coleman]] | | | Producer = [[Jaz Coleman]] |
| | | Art = [[Shihad]] and [[Phil Kelly]] | | | Art = [[Shihad]] and [[Phil Kelly]] |
| − | | Publisher = {{drop|[[Wildside Records]] <small>(NZ)</small>|[[Noise]] <small>(EU)</small>|[[Victor Entertainment]] <small>(JP)</small>|[[KOCH International]] <small>(POL)</small>|Wildside / Polydor <small>(AU)</small>}} | + | | Publisher = [[Wildside Records]] |
| − | | Format = {{drop|CD, 12" vinyl, cassette}} | + | | Format = CD, Tape, Vinyl (20th Anniversary Re-release only) |
| − | | Mastered = ?
| + | | CatNumber = |
| − | | CatNumber = {{drop|MUSH93CD <small>(CD)</small>, MUSH93CDX <small>(digipak CD)</small>, 505046684721 <small> (reissue)</small>|481.2010.070 <small>(BX)</small>|CTCM65001 <small>(JP CD)</small>|WPCR12560 <small>(JP re-release CD)</small>|MUSH93LP <small>(vinyl)</small>|NV 38561 <small>(FR vinyl)</small>|589 058-1 <small>(DE vinyl)</small>|WB47984 <small> (vinyl re-issue)</small>|NV 38551 <small>(FR cassette)</small>|CPT-2464 <small>(KR cassette)</small>|MUSE 14 <small>(promo CD)</small>|51134823 <small>(Exclusive advanced promo CD)</small>}}
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| − | | Release = | + | |- |
| − | {{drop|17<sup>th</sup> July 2001 <small>(GB)</small> | + | ! Catalogue Number |
| − | |28<sup>th</sup> August 2001 <small>(US) (cancelled)</small><ref name="mc20010616">
| + | ! Country Of Release |
| − | {{cite |
| + | ! Format |
| − | title = Origin of symmetry released | desc = MicroCuts news | date = 2001-06-16 | pub = MicroCuts | url = http://microcuts.net/uk/news/archives/06162001-origin_of_symmetry_released.php | dom = microcuts.net | type = ext
| + | ! Notes |
| − | }}</ref>|20<sup>th</sup> September 2005 <small>(US)</small>
| + | |- |
| − | |27<sup>th</sup> August 2003 <small>(re-issue)</small>
| + | | 3984297912 |
| − | |21<sup>st</sup> February 2007 <small>(JP re-issue)</small>
| + | | NZ |
| − | |18<sup>th</sup> August 2009 <small>(vinyl re-issue)</small> | + | | Wildside / WEA |
| − | }}
| + | | CD |
| − | | Chart = 3 <small>(GB)</small> | + | |- |
| − | | Previous = Showbiz | + | | C30968 |
| − | | PreviousLink = Showbiz (album) | + | | NZ |
| − | | Next = Absolution
| + | | Wildside / BMG |
| − | | NextLink = Absolution (album)
| + | | Tape |
| − | | single1 = Plug In Baby | image1 = Plug In Baby CD1.png
| + | |} |
| − | | single2 = New Born | image2 = New Born CD1.png
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| − | | single3 = Bliss | image3 = Bliss CD1.png
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| − | | single4 = Hyper Music/Feeling Good | image4 = Feeling Good CDS cover.jpg
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| − | | Type = album | |
| − | | singlescount = 4 | |
| − | }}
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| − | == Information ==
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| − | {{disco-info |
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| − | ''Origin of Symmetry'' came first about through the changes Muse underwent during their intensive touring in promotion of ''[[Showbiz]]'', with a lot of material written whilst touring.<ref name="xfmdoc">{{cite/xfm20071007}}</ref> However, this album is more riff orientated and slightly darker than ''[[Showbiz (album)|Showbiz]]'', containing several songs which use piano or organ. ''Origin of Symmetry'' was intended as a more progressive rock-styled album,<ref name="xfmdoc"/> with different vocal styles than that of ''Showbiz''. The ambition behind the album was to show the harder rock and eccentric elements of the band, that they felt had not been seen so far.<ref name="xfmdoc"/> This included bringing back a lot of music "filtered out" from ''Showbiz''.<ref name="xfmdoc"/> The bass in the album is also more prominent and distorted. Some of the songs of the album draw influence from the band members' relationships suffering from the effects of them being on tour.<ref name="xfmdoc"/>
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| − | ===Title===
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| − | The name of the album was inspired by the book ''Hyperspace'' by theoretical physicist Michio Kaku. It discusses how a future book about the discovery of supersymmetry should be entitled "The Origin Of Symmetry", due to its implications in physics, in reference to the explanatory impact Charles Darwin's "On The Origin Of Species" had on biology.<ref name="xfmdoc"/>. Matt said: "The name of the album, 'Origin Of Symmetry', is from a book about geometry of the universe and how it's all in beautiful balance, a perfect thing in ten dimensions. It explains all the mysterious forces we invented religions around.<ref>NME - Vengeance is ours! [November 2001] </ref>. According to Bellamy, "everyone’s been writing about the origin of life so now they’ll start looking at the origin of symmetry; there’s a certain amount of stability in the universe and to find out where it originates from would be to find out if God exists.”<ref>Rock Sound Spain 31/07/01</ref>
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| − | ===Recording===
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| − | [[File:RecordingOriginOfSymmetry.jpg | thumb | right |Muse recording Origin of Symmetry]]
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| − | "New Born", "Plug In Baby", "Bliss" and "Darkshines" were recorded with [[David Bottrill]] in the middle of touring in late 2000, in Ridge Farm Studios, Surrey.<ref name="xfmdoc"/> The songs were recorded as if in a live situation, within a few days.<ref name="xfmdoc"/> The band later had to re-master the songs with [[John Cornfield]] after the tour was over, in order to make them suitable for release, as they were not satisfied with the mixing of these tracks.<ref name="xfmdoc"/> Matt attributes this to the effects of the hallucinogenics, which were "great for exploring new territory", but "certainly not good for finishing things off".<ref name="xfmdoc"/> The stripping down of these songs helped set the tone for the recording of the rest of the album. "New Born", "Plug In Baby" and "Bliss" were seen as the "backbone of the album" and provided a basis from which the band could be more experimental with the other songs.<ref name="xfmdoc"/>
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| − | John Leckie pushed the band to explore some of the more experimental ideas. Some of this took the form of using new percussion for particular songs, such as using a balafon, as well as animal bones and llama toenails on "Screenager".<ref name="xfmdoc"/> Matt felt this was necessary in order to for him to write the lyrics for the album.<ref name="xfmdoc"/> Classical music also began to have a great impact on the writing of songs for ''Origin Of Symmetry'', particularly on the way Matt perceived music itself.<ref name="xfmdoc"/> The song "Space Dementia" was inspired by [[Sergei Rachmaninov]], whose music Matt began to listen to whilst writing the album.<ref name="xfmdoc"/>
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| − | "Feeling Good" was included on the album because it was a piano based song, and was a favourite of a girlfriend Matt had at the time.<ref name="xfmdoc"/> The standard release of the album was also originally intended to include many songs that would later become B-sides, including "[[Shrinking Universe (song)|Shrinking Universe]]", "[[Futurism (song)|Tesseract]]" ("Futurism") and "[[Nature 1 (song)|Natural Disaster]]" ("Nature_1"), as well as unidentified songs entitled "Origin of Symmetry" and "Love Bleach".<ref name="mc20010215">{{cite |
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| − | title = Muse talk about new album | desc = MicroCuts news item | date = 2001-02-15 | url = http://microcuts.net/uk/news/archives/02152001-muse_talk_about_the_new_album.php | pub = MicroCuts | dom = microcuts.net | type = ext
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| − | }}</ref><ref name="mc20000719">{{cite |
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| − | title = Next album | desc = MicroCuts news item | date = 2000-07-19 | url = http://www.microcuts.net/uk/news/archives/07192000-next_album.php | pub = MicroCuts | dom = microcuts.net | type = ext
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| − | }}</ref> | |
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| − | ===Pre-release===
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| − | The promo CD sits in a flat plastic box with a Muse logo on it, which is held together by screws in two corners of the case. The aforementioned CD originally came with a perspex screw driver. Two versions of the promo CD were distributed in the UK. These two versions only differ in the plastic the box is made from; one tinged yellow and the other grey. A similar promotional CD was used in France, some copies of which were distributed in plastic boxes as with the UK version.
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| − | The track list on the UK promo CD has incorrect track lengths for all tracks, but the audio is identical to the released album. Unmastered promo CD-Rs were distributed in the UK and Germany. The Bleeb Unmastered and German CD-R promos are unmastered and have beeping sounds every few minutes to indicate the CD is a press preview copy. The unmastered promos feature uncut versions of the songs, for example, "[[Bliss (song)|Bliss]]" has a 30 second appregiated outro that is not featured in the released album version, and "[[Citizen Erased (song)|Citizen Erased]]" does not merge into "[[Micro Cuts (song)|Micro Cuts]]". Additionally the ''Exclusive Advanced Promo'' CD was distributed in Germany, and contains six faded song samples from the album.
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| − | ===Release===
| + | <pre> |
| − | ''Origin of Symmetry'' was to be released in the US on the 28th August 2001<ref name="mc20010616"/> but the release was cancelled after Muse left [[Maverick]]. It was finally released in the US in 2005 after ''[[Absolution (album)|Absolution]]'' became successful there. It was the only Muse album not to be released on Ukrainian Records in Ukraine, and was instead released directly under [[Motor]]. Thus, it did not have a promotional cassette like other Ukrainian Muse releases.
| + | 3984297912 | NZ | Wildside / WEA | CD |
| − | | + | C30968 | NZ | Wildside / BMG | Tape |
| − | The album was originally released as a CD-ROM with the MuseTV feature linked to online bonus material. This later ceased to function once the MuseTV media had been removed from the Internet. The CD was available in either a digipak or jewel case.
| + | D31288 | NZ | Wildside | CD | Churn + Derail Box Set |
| − | | + | 33902-4 | POL| KOCH International | Tape |
| − | The album has gone Gold in the UK, with sales over 100,000.
| + | 533 619-2 | AU | Wildside / Polydor | CD |
| − | | + | N 0249-2 | EU | Noise | CD |
| − | ''Origin of Symmetry'' was reissued in double 12" vinyl on the 18th of August, 2009 to commemorate the 10 year anniversary of the debut album, ''Showbiz''.
| + | VICP-5492 | JP | Victor Entertainment| CD |
| − | | + | 5310569911 | NZ | Warner | Vinyl (2013) |
| − | ===Artwork===
| + | </pre> |
| − | | + | | Release = 12 July 1993 (1994 Japan), 19 April 2013 (20th Anniversary Re-release Vinyl) |
| − | In a 2001 interview, [[Matthew Bellamy]] stated that the artwork is "a collection of the work of 14 artists who’ve all been given that same title, so even though each piece is in a radically different style, you get a sense of there being some form of continuity through different people’s perceptions of the same theme."<ref>Rock Sound Spain 31/07/01</ref>
| + | | Chart Position = #9 (NZ) |
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| − | [[File:Logo variations.png|right|thumb|The Muse logo set in Helvetica that appears on Origin Of Symmetry (above), and the regular Muse logo set in Frutiger as seen on all other releases (below)]]
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| − | The album art displays a slightly irregular version of the Muse logo. While the regular one utilizes the Frutiger Black typeface, this altenate version is set in Helvetica Bold.
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| − | ==Track list==
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| − | ===CD, promo CDs===
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| − | #[[New Born (song)|New Born]]
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| − | #[[Bliss (song)|Bliss]]
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| − | #[[Space Dementia (song)|Space Dementia]]
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| − | #[[Hyper Music (song)|Hyper Music]]
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| − | #[[Plug In Baby (song)|Plug In Baby]]
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| − | #[[Citizen Erased (song)|Citizen Erased]]
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| − | #[[Micro Cuts (song)|Micro Cuts]]
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| − | #[[Screenager (song)|Screenager]]
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| − | #[[Darkshines (song)|Darkshines]]
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| − | #[[Feeling Good (song)|Feeling Good]]
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| − | #[[Megalomania (song)|Megalomania]]
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| − | ===Vinyl===
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| − | ;A
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| − | #[[New Born (song)|New Born]]
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| − | #[[Bliss (song)|Bliss]]
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| − | ;B
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| − | <ol start="3">
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| − | <li>[[Space Dementia (song)|Space Dementia]]
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| − | <li>[[Hyper Music (song)|Hyper Music]]
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| − | <li>[[Plug In Baby (song)|Plug In Baby]]</ol>
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| − | ;C
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| − | <ol start="6">
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| − | <li>[[Citizen Erased (song)|Citizen Erased]]
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| − | <li>[[Micro Cuts (song)|Micro Cuts]]
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| − | <li>[[Screenager (song)|Screenager]]</ol>
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| − | ;D
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| − | <ol start="9">
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| − | <li>[[Darkshines (song)|Darkshines]]
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| − | <li>[[Feeling Good (song)|Feeling Good]]
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| − | <li>[[Megalomania (song)|Megalomania]]</ol>
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| − | | |
| − | ===JP CD===
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| − | #[[New Born (song)|New Born]]
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| − | #[[Bliss (song)|Bliss]]
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| − | #[[Space Dementia (song)|Space Dementia]]
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| − | #[[Hyper Music (song)|Hyper Music]]
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| − | #[[Plug In Baby (song)|Plug In Baby]]
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| − | #[[Citizen Erased (song)|Citizen Erased]]
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| − | #[[Micro Cuts (song)|Micro Cuts]]
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| − | #[[Screenager (song)|Screenager]]
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| − | #[[Darkshines (song)|Darkshines]]
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| − | #[[Feeling Good (song)|Feeling Good]]
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| − | #[[Futurism (song)|Futurism]]
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| − | #[[Megalomania (song)|Megalomania]]
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| − | ===JP promo CD===
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| − | #[[New Born (song)|New Born]]
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| − | #[[Hyper Music (song)|Hyper Music]]
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| − | #[[Feeling Good (song)|Feeling Good]]
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| − | #[[Bliss (song)|Bliss]]
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| − | #[[Plug In Baby (song)|Plug In Baby]]
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| − | ===Unmastered press preview, unmastered UK CD-R, German promos===
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| − | '''All tracks are unmastered and unblended versions'''
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| − | #[[New Born (song)|New Born]]
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| − | #[[Bliss (song)|Bliss]]
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| − | #[[Space Dementia (song)|Space Dementia]]
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| − | #[[Hyper Music (song)|Hyper Music]]
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| − | #[[Plug In Baby (song)|Plug In Baby]]
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| − | #[[Citizen Erased (song)|Citizen Erased]]
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| − | #[[Micro Cuts (song)|Micro Cuts]]
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| − | #[[Feeling Good (song)|Feeling Good]]
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| − | #[[Screenager (song)|Screenager]]
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| − | #[[Darkshines (song)|Darkshines]]
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| − | #[[Megalomania (song)|Megalomania]]
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| − | ===Exclusive advanced promo CD===
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| − | '''All tracks are faded samples'''
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| − | #[[New Born (song)|New Born]]
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| − | #[[Bliss (song)|Bliss]]
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| − | #[[Plug In Baby (song)|Plug In Baby]]
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| − | #[[Citizen Erased (song)|Citizen Erased]]
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| − | #[[Feeling Good (song)|Feeling Good]]
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| − | #[[Darkshines (song)|Darkshines]]
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| − | ===MuseTV enhanced element master===
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| − | #[[MuseTV]]
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| − | ==Personnel==
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| − | '''Muse'''
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| − | [[Matthew Bellamy]] - lead vocals, lead and rhytm guitars, piano, keyboards, Wurlitzer piano (track 10), pipe organ (track 11), strings arragement, production, mixing
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| − | </li>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | [[Chris Wolstenholme]] - bass, backing vocals, double bass (track 10), vibraphone, production, mixing
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | [[Dominic Howard]] - drums, percussion, production, mixing
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <br>
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| − | '''Guest musicians'''
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| − | Jacqueline Norrie - violin
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| − | </li>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | Sara Herbert - violin
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | Clare Finnimore - viola
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | Caroline Lavelle - cello
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <br>
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| − | '''Additional personnel'''
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| − | [[David Bottrill]] - production and engineering (tracks 1, 2, 5 and 9)
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| − | </li>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | [[John Leckie]] - production and engineering (tracks 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10 and 11)
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | Ric Peet - engineering (tracks 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10 and 11)
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | Steve Cooper - additional engineering and programming (tracks 1, 2, 5 and 9)
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | Chris Brown - additional engineering and programming (tracks 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10 and 11)
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | Mark Thomas - assistant engineering (tracks 2, 4, 5 and 7)
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | Claire Lewis - assistant engineering (tracks 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10 and 11)
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | Damon Iddins - assistant engineering
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | Mirek Styles - assistant engineering
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | [[John Cornfield]] - mixing
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | Ray Staff - mastering
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | <p>
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| − | <li>
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| − | William Eagar - artwork
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| − | </li>
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| − | </p>
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| − | | |
| − | == Second album recording gallery ==
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| − | <gallery>
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| − | File: oosrecording1.jpg|How heavy the new site is
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| − | File: oosrecording2.jpg|Recording the song with no name
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| − | File: oosrecording3.jpg|Matt scoring the string quartet
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| − | File: oosrecording4.jpg|The joy after sceaming
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| − | File: oosrecording5.jpg|I can see the blue light
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| − | File: oosrecording6.jpg|Chris looking pleased with the bass sound
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| − | File: oosrecording7.jpg|Chris on some leather
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| − | File: oosrecording8.jpg|Space Dementia
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| − | File: oosrecording9.jpg|Drum sounds for Space Dementia
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| − | File: oosrecording10.jpg|Arriving at Abbey Road
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| − | File: oosrecording11.jpg|This is a big live room!
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| − | File: pd_chrisabbeyroad.jpg|Chris getting some nice new gear
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| − | File: oosrecording13.jpg|Recording vocals
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| − | File: pd_soldanoadjust.jpg|Starting work on guitars...
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| − | File: oosrecording15.jpg|John Leckie and Chris (assistant)
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| − | File: oosrecording16.jpg|The first evening in Astoria
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| − | File: oosrecording17.jpg|The Astoria Studios
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| − | File: oosrecording18.jpg|Arriving at Astoria Studio
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| − | File: oosrecording19.jpg|"Knees up mother Brown.."
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| − | File: oosrecording20.jpg|Matt's new Manson guitar
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| − | File: oosrecording21.jpg|"Just the two of us...."
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| − | File: oosrecording22.jpg|Matt and a harpsichord
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| − | File: oosrecording23.jpg|Photodiary 14.02.2001
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| − | File: oosrecording24.jpg|New guitar, blue shirt
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| − | File: oosrecording25.jpg|The 'Big Brother' craze gets out of proportion
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| − | File: oosrecording26.jpg|badda-da-badda-da-badda-da
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| − | </gallery>
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| − | (via [http://www.microcuts.net/gallery/muse-official-6-origin-of-symmetry-era-381.html?page=1 microcuts.net])
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| − | ==Album artwork==
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| − | <gallery>
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| − | File:Oospic4_II.JPG|by Darrell Gibbs, 2001
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| − | File:Oospic5_II.JPG|by Austin, 2001
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| − | File:Oospic8j.JPG|by Leo Marcantonio, 2001
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| − | File:Oospic6_II.JPG|by Toni Oladipo, 2001
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| − | File:Oos1pic_II.JPG|by Butch Gordan, 2001
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| − | File:Oospic2_II.JPG|by Tim Berry, 2001
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| − | File:Oospic9.JPG|by Tim Berry, 2001
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| − | File:Oospic10.JPG|by Adam Cruickshank, 2001
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| − | File:Oospic7.jpg|by Marilyn Patridean, 2001
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| − | File:Oospic11.JPG|by Simon Earith, 2001
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| − | File:Oospic12.JPG|by David Foldvari, 2001
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| − | </gallery>
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| − | ==Origin Of Symmetry Gallery==
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| − | <gallery>
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| − | File:Origin of Symmetry cover art.jpg|Digipak cover art
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| − | File:Origin_of_Symmetry_(digipak)_Interior_and_Disc.JPG|Digipak interior and disc
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| − | File:Origin_of_Symmetry_(digipak)_Back_Cover.JPG|Digipak back cover
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| − | File:Origin_of_Symmetry_digipak_Germany_Cover.JPG|DE digipak cover art
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| − | File:Origin_of_Symmetry_(digipak)_Germany_Interior_and_Disc.JPG|DE digipak interior and disc
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| − | File:Origin_of_Symmetry_(digipak)_Germany_Back_Cover.JPG|DE digipak back cover
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| − | File:OOS_UA_cover.jpg|UA cover art
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| − | File:OOS_UA_interior.jpg|UA interior and disc
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| − | File:OOS_UA_back_cover.jpg|UA back cover
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| − | File:OoS_cover_Israel.jpg|IL cover art
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| − | File:OoS_interior_and_disc_Israel.jpg|IL interior and disc
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| − | File:OoS_back_cover_Israel.jpg|IL back cover
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| − | File:Origin of Symmetry JP.jpg|JP cover art
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| − | File:LPOrigin_Of_Symmetry_Cover.JPG|Vinyl cover
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| − | File:LPOrigin_Of_Symmetry_Back_Cover.JPG|Vinyl back cover
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| − | File:LPOrigin_Of_Symmetry_Germany_Cover.JPG|DE vinyl cover
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| − | File:LPOrigin_Of_Symmetry_Germany_Back_Cover.JPG|DE vinyl back cover
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| − | File:LPOrigin_Of_Symmetry_Germany_Interior.JPG|DE vinyl interior
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| − | File:LPOrigin_Of_Symmetry_Germany_Interior_Sleeves.JPG|DE vinyl interior sleeves
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| − | File:LPOrigin_Of_Symmetry_Germany_Discs.JPG|DE vinyl discs
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| − | File:Origin_of_Symmetry_Promo.JPG|Promo case
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| − | File:OOS_Promo_II.JPG|Promo CD
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| − | File:OoS_promo_France.jpg|FR promo CD
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| − | File:OOS_Bleeb_Promo_II.jpg|DE Bleeb unmastered promo cover art
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| − | File:OOS_Bleeb_Promo_I.jpg|DE Bleeb unmastered promo back cover and CD
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| − | File:OOS_Sampler.jpg|Exclusive advanced promo cover art
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| − | File:OOS_Sampler_II.jpg|Exclusive advanced promo back cover and CD
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| − | File:Origin_of_Symmetry_Gold-Stamped_Promo_USA_Cover.jpg|US gold stamped promo cover
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| − | File:Origin_of_Symmetry_Gold-Stamped_Promo_USA_Back_Cover.jpg|US gold stamped promo back cover
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| − | File:OOS_unmastered.jpg|Unmastered press preview promo CD-R
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| − | File:OOS_Unmastered_2.jpg|Unmastered promo CD-R
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| − | File:OOS_Acetate_I.jpg|DE unmastered promo CD-R (bleebed)
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| − | File:OOS_US_CD-R.jpg|US promo CD-R
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| − | File:OOS_cassette.jpg|Cassette cover art
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| − | File:OOS_cassette back.jpg|Cassette back cover art
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| − | File:Origin_of_Symmetry_A_Side.jpg|Cassette A side
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| − | File:Origin_of_Symmetry_B_Side.jpg|Cassette B side
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| − | File:OoS_cassette_cover_Turkey.jpg|TR cassette cover
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| − | File:OoS_cassette_back_cover_Turkey.jpg|TR cassette back cover
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| − | File:Origin_of_Symmetry_Korea_CoverMC.jpg|KR cassette cover art
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| − | File:Origin_of_Symmetry_Korea_Back_CoverMC.jpg|KR cassette back cover
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| − | File:MDOrigin_of_Symmetry_Cover.jpg|Mini-disc cover art
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| − | File:MDOrigin_of_Symmetry_Interior_and_Disc.jpg|Mini-disc interior
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| − | File:MDOrigin_of_Symmetry_Disc_Back.jpg|Mini-disc back
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| − | File:MDOrigin_of_Symmetry_Back_Cover.jpg|Mini-disc cover back
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| − | </gallery> | |
| − | | |
| − | ==Spread Gallery== | |
| − | <gallery>
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| − | File:JP OOS.jpg|JP CD digipak
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| − | File:OOS_CD_(Mushroom_Release).jpg|UK CD (Mushroom)
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| − | File:OOS_CD_(EastWest_Release).jpg|UK CD (EastWest)
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| − | File:OOS_CD_Digipak.jpg|UK CD digipak
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| − | File:US_OOS_CD.JPG|US CD
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| − | File:US_OOS_12''_Vinyl.JPG|US 12" vinyl
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| − | </gallery>
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| − | | |
| − | {{Template:Backtomu|url=albums/5/origin-of-symmetry/}}
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| − | | |
| − | =Interview Promo=
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| − | [[File:Interview_Disc front cover.jpg|right|thumb|Front cover]]
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| − | [[File:Interview Disc interior and disc.jpg|right|thumb|Interior and disc]]
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| − | [[File:Interview Disc back cover.jpg|right|thumb|Back cover]]
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| − | {{Discobox
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| − | | Name = Interview Promo
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| − | | Tracks = 71
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| − | | Length = 33:00
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| − | | Year = 2001
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| − | | Recorded = 2001
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| − | | Writer = -
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| − | | Producer = [[David Bottrill]], [[John Leckie]]
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| − | | Art = -
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| − | | Publisher = [[Mushroom]]
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| − | | Format = CD
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| − | | CatNumber = MUSE 13
| |
| − | | Chart Position = - | |
| | }} | | }} |
| | + | =Information= |
| | + | {| |
| | + | |- |
| | + | |Churn Demos/Recording And 1992 December Tour News Clipping [[Article_19921100 | Link]] |
| | + | |- |
| | + | |Kerrang Magazine - Germany gave this album a 5 K rating (10/10) |
| | + | |- |
| | + | |A remastered vinyl is planned for release on the 19th of April 2013, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the album, under Warner Music. The album was remastered by Tony "Jack The Bear" Mantz. |
| | + | |} |
| | | | |
| − | A promo CD featuring an [[Interview disc transcript|interview]] with the band.
| + | =Track List= |
| − | | + | # [[Factory (song) | Factory]] |
| − | ==Track list==
| + | # [[Screwtop (song) | Screwtop]] |
| − | #Introduction... | + | # [[Fracture (song) | Fracture]] |
| − | #Have you always been deadly serious about music... | + | # [[Stations (song) | Stations]] |
| − | #Answer | + | # [[Clapper Loader (song) | Clapper Loader]] |
| − | #You were very young when you first got together... | + | # [[I Only Said (song) | I Only Said]] |
| − | #Answer
| + | # [[Derail (song) | Derail]] |
| − | #Growing up in a rural area...
| + | # [[Bone Orchard (song) | Bone Orchard]] |
| − | #Answer
| + | # [[The Happy Meal (song) | The Happy Meal]] |
| − | #First gig together...
| |
| − | #Answer
| |
| − | #Do you remember any of the songs you played...
| |
| − | #Answer
| |
| − | #When were Muse born...
| |
| − | #Answer
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| − | #Who came up with the name Muse...
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| − | #Answer
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| − | #Doggy names...
| |
| − | #Answer
| |
| − | #Is this the perfect line up...
| |
| − | #Answer
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| − | #America happened first...
| |
| − | #Answer
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| − | #States for the first time...
| |
| − | #Answer
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| − | #Madonna...
| |
| − | #Answer
| |
| − | #Different record deals in different places...
| |
| − | #Answer
| |
| − | #Does it not get complicated...
| |
| − | #Answer
| |
| − | #Hell for release schedules...
| |
| − | #Answer
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| − | #Two independent EPs...
| |
| − | #Answer
| |
| − | #Glorified demos...
| |
| − | #Answer
| |
| − | #[[John Leckie]]... | |
| − | #Answer
| |
| − | #[[David Bottrill|Dave Bottrill]]... | |
| − | #Answer
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| − | #The second album...
| |
| − | #Answer | |
| − | #Different locations for recording...
| |
| − | #Answer
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| − | #Touring with [[Foo Fighters]] & [[Red Hot Chili Peppers|Chili Peppers]]...
| |
| − | #Answer
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| − | #Felt like rock stars...
| |
| − | #Answer
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| − | #Did you get on well with bands...
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| − | #Answer
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| − | #How did you go down...
| |
| − | #Answer
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| − | #Do you feel part of some sort of scene...
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| − | #Answer
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| − | #A particularly English sound...
| |
| − | #Answer
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| − | #T in the Park...
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| − | #Answer
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| − | #Festival crowds...
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| − | #Answer
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| − | #Hectic schedule...
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| − | #Answer
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| − | #End of tour...
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| − | #Answer
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| − | #All over the world again...
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| − | #Answer
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| − | #Separate reality from fantasy...
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| − | #Answer
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| − | #You've known each other for so long...
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| − | #Answer
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| − | #How Spinal Tap has it got...
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| − | #Answer
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| − | | |
| − | == References ==
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| − | <references />
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| − | ==See also==
| |
| − | *[[Origin of Symmetry (discography)|Origin of Symmetry discography]]
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| − | *[[Origin of Symmetry media use]]
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| − | * [[Origin of Symmetry (gallery) | Origin of Symmetry gallery]]
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| − | *[[:Category:Origin of Symmetry-era media|Origin of Symmetry-era media]]
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| | | | |
| − | {{Backto | discography}}
| + | [[Category:Discography]] |
| | + | [[Category:Album]] |
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