Hullabaloo Soundtrack

Hullabaloo Soundtrack
Soundtrack album to Hullabaloo: Live at Le Zenith, Paris by Muse
Released	1 July 2002
Recorded	March 1999 (1999-03)–October 2001 (2001-10) (disc one) 28 and 29 October 2001 at Le Zénith, Paris, France (disc two)
Genre	Alternative rock, Post-grunge, New prog, Experimental music, space rock
Length	91:11
Label	Taste/Mushroom
Producer	Paul Reeve, John Leckie, Matthew Bellamy (disc one) John Cornfield (disc two)
Muse chronology
Origin of Symmetry (2001) Hullabaloo Soundtrack (2002) Absolution (2003)
Singles from Hullabaloo Soundtrack
"Dead Star/In Your World" Released: 17 June 2002

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[1]
NME	(6/10)[2]

Hullabaloo Soundtrack, also known as Hullabaloo, is a compilation album by English alternative rock band Muse and the soundtrack to their live video album Hullabaloo: Live at Le Zenith, Paris, both released on 1 July 2002 on Mushroom Taste Records. The album comprises one disc of previously released B-sides and a second disc of live recordings from the band's performances at Le Zénith in Paris, France on 28 and 29 October 2001. Although, one should note that 'Forced In' is an edited version of the song released on the Uno single. And 'Shine' is an acoustic version of the song released on the Hyper Music single. The acoustic version was previously unreleased.

Track listing

All songs written and composed by Matthew Bellamy. 

Disc one (Compilation of B-sides)
No.	Title	Original release	Length
1.	"Forced In"	"Uno" (1999)	4:18
2.	"Shrinking Universe"	"New Born" (2001)	3:06
3.	"Recess"	"Unintended" (2000)	3:35
4.	"Yes Please"	"Sunburn" (1999)	3:05
5.	"Map of Your Head"	"New Born" (2001)	4:25
6.	"Nature_1"	"Plug In Baby" (2001)	3:39
7.	"Shine Acoustic" (acoustic version of "Shine")	"Hyper Music/Feeling Good" (2001) ("Shine")	5:12
8.	"Ashamed"	"Sunburn" (2000)	3:47
9.	"The Gallery"	"Bliss" (2001)	3:30
10.	"Hyper Chondriac Music"	"Bliss" (2001)	5:28

Disc two (Live)
No.	Title	Original release	Length
1.	"Dead Star"	"Dead Star/In Your World" (2002)	4:11
2.	"Micro Cuts"	Origin of Symmetry (2001)	3:30
3.	"Citizen Erased"	Origin of Symmetry (2001)	7:21
4.	"Showbiz"	Showbiz (1999)	5:04
5.	"Megalomania"	Origin of Symmetry (2001)	4:36
6.	"Darkshines"	Origin of Symmetry (2001)	4:36
7.	"Screenager"	Origin of Symmetry (2001)	4:22
8.	"Space Dementia"	Origin of Symmetry (2001)	5:32
9.	"In Your World"	"Dead Star/In Your World" (2002)	3:10
10.	"Muscle Museum"	Showbiz (1999)	4:29
11.	"Agitated"	"Uno" (1999)	4:11

Notes

• A sample of Tom Waits's "What's He Building?" can be heard in disc two's pregap (length: 1:55)
• The Intro of Rachmaninov's 'Prelude in C Sharp Minor "The Bells of Moscow"' is played at the beginning of Track 7 Disc 2.

Japanese release track listing

All songs written and composed by Matthew Bellamy. 

Disc one (Compilation of B-sides)
No.	Title	Original release	Length
1.	"Forced In"	"Uno" (1999)	4:18
2.	"Shrinking Universe"	"New Born" (2001)	3:06
3.	"Recess"	"Unintended" (2000)	3:35
4.	"Yes Please"	"Sunburn" (1999)	3:05
5.	"Map of Your Head"	"New Born" (2001)	4:25
6.	"Nature_1"	"Plug In Baby" (2001)	3:39
7.	"Shine Acoustic" (acoustic version of "Shine")	"Hyper Music/Feeling Good" (2001) ("Shine")	5:12
8.	"Ashamed"	"Sunburn" (2000)	3:47
9.	"Jimmy Kane"	"Uno" (1999)	3:28
10.	"The Gallery"	"Bliss" (2001)	3:30
11.	"Hyper Chondriac Music"	"Bliss" (2001)	5:28

Disc two (Live)
No.	Title	Original release	Length
1.	"Dead Star"	"Dead Star/In Your World" (2002)	4:11
2.	"Micro Cuts"	Origin of Symmetry (2001)	3:30
3.	"Citizen Erased"	Origin of Symmetry (2001)	7:21
4.	"Sunburn"	Showbiz (1999)	4:28
5.	"Showbiz"	Showbiz (album)	5:04
6.	"Megalomania"	Origin of Symmetry (2001)	4:36
7.	"Darkshines"	Origin of Symmetry (2001)	4:36
8.	"Screenager"	Origin of Symmetry (2001)	4:22
9.	"Space Dementia"	Origin of Symmetry (2001)	5:32
10.	"In Your World"	"Dead Star/In Your World" (2002)	3:10
11.	"Muscle Museum"	Showbiz (1999)	4:29
12.	"Agitated"	"Uno" (1999)	4:11

Personnel

• Matthew Bellamy – lead vocals, guitar, piano, synthesizers
• Chris Wolstenholme – bass guitar, guitar, backing vocals, synthesizers
• Dominic Howard – drums, percussion

References

1. ^ Wilson, MacKenzie. "Hullabaloo Soundtrack review". Allmusic. Rovi Corporation. http://www.allmusic.com/album/r594679. Retrieved 22 April 2010. 
2. ^ Segal, Victoria (25 June 2002). "They're entertainers, no less...". NME. IPC Media. http://www.nme.com/reviews/muse/6493. Retrieved 22 April 2010. 

External links

• Hullabaloo Soundtrack on MuseWiki