This Is Music
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| Single by The Verve | ||
| from the album A Northern Soul | ||
| Released | 1 May 1995 | |
| Format | CD, 7", 12" | |
| Genre | Britpop, Rock | |
| Length | 3:35 | |
| Label | Hut Records | |
| Producer(s) | Owen Morris, The Verve | |
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| The Verve singles chronology | ||
| "Slide Away" (1993) |
"This is Music" (1995) |
"On Your Own" (1995) |
This is Music was the first song released from The Verve's penultimate album, A Northern Soul. The aptly named song is full of varied lyrical images- mainly due to the fact that the band were generally on ecstasy throughout the reccording sessions. The song charted at #35 in the United Kingdom.
[edit] Track Listing
CD Listing
- This is Music (3.35)
- Let the Damage Begin (4.23)
- You and Me (3.53)
7" Listing
- This is Music (3.35)
- Let the Damage Begin (4.23)
12" Listing
- This is Music (3.35)
- Let the Damage Begin (4.23)
- You and Me (3.53)
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| The Verve |
| Nick McCabe | Richard Ashcroft | Simon Jones | Peter Salisbury | Simon Tong |
| Discography |
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| Studio albums: A Storm in Heaven | A Northern Soul | Urban Hymns |
| EPs: Verve EP | FIve by Five |
| Compilations: No Come Down | This is Music: The Singles 92-98 |
| Singles: "All in the Mind" | "She's a Superstar" | "Gravity Grave" | "Blue" | "Slide Away" | "This Is Music" | "On Your Own" | "History" | "Bitter Sweet Symphony" | "The Drugs Don't Work" | "Lucky Man" | "Sonnet" |
| Tours: Gravity Grave Tour | Urban Hymns Tour |
| Related articles |
| Britpop | Hut Records | Chris Potter | The Shining | Cathy Davey | Gorillaz | B.J. Cole | Bernard Butler |
