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Uno (song)
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| Single by Muse from the album Showbiz |
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| Released | 14 June 1999 | |||||||||||||
| Format | CD/Vinyl 7" | |||||||||||||
| Recorded | 1999 | |||||||||||||
| Genre | Alternative rock | |||||||||||||
| Length | 3:38 | |||||||||||||
| Label | Mushroom CD MUSH 50CDS HEL3001 MUSH 50S NV 3212-1 Motor 561642-2 |
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| Producer | John Leckie | |||||||||||||
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"Uno" (Spanish and Italian for One) is a single by the English rock band Muse from their debut album, Showbiz. It was the first single that the band released, although they had previously recorded two EPs. The release date in the UK was June 14, 1999, in CD and 7" Vinyl format. The song was recorded and mixed at Sawmills Studios, Cornwall and RAK Studios in London. Although the single had relatively little airplay, it still managed to get to number 73 on the UK singles chart.
The song also appears on the Hullabaloo Live DVD.
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Three videos were recorded for the song. The first video was recorded on Tower Bridge and also features clips from live performances. The band have described it as "shameful, disastrous, terrible, embarrassing".[citation needed]
The second version shows the band playing in a room. A woman is trying to navigate through a series of corridors to reach the band.
The third video is made up completely of live performances.
- "Uno" - 3:38
- "Jimmy Kane" - 2:59
- "Forced In" - 4:17
- "Uno (Alternative Version)"
- "Agitated" - 2:19
- "Uno" - 3:38
- "Jimmy Kane" - 2:59
- "Forced In" - 4:17
- "Uno (Radio Edit)"
- "Pink Ego Box" - 3:32
- "Do We Need This?" - 3:24
- "Muscle Museum (Video)"
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| Matthew Bellamy · Dominic Howard · Christopher Wolstenholme | |
| Studio albums | Showbiz · Origin of Symmetry · Absolution · Black Holes and Revelations |
| Compilations and Live DVDs | Hullabaloo Soundtrack · Absolution Tour · The Haarp Tour: Live from Wembley |
| Demos and Extended plays | This Is a Muse Demo · Muse · Muscle Museum EP · 2 Tracks Demo · Random 1-8 (Japan only) · Plug In Baby EP (Greece & Cyprus only) · New Born EP (Greece & Cyprus only) · Dead Star/In Your World (Japan & France only) |
| Singles | "Uno" · "Cave" · "Muscle Museum" · "Sunburn" · "Unintended" · "Plug In Baby" · "New Born" · "Bliss" · "Hyper Music/Feeling Good" · "Dead Star/In Your World" · "Stockholm Syndrome" · "Time Is Running Out" · "Hysteria" · "Sing for Absolution" · "Apocalypse Please" · "Butterflies and Hurricanes" · "Supermassive Black Hole" · "Starlight" · "Knights of Cydonia" · "Invincible" · "Map of the Problematique" |
| Production | John Leckie · Rich Costey · Paul Reeve |
| Related articles | Discography |
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