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| “Exhibit 13” |
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| Song by Blue Man Group |
| Album |
The Complex |
| Released |
April 22, 2003 |
| Genre |
Rock/Alternative |
| Length |
8:50 |
| Label |
Atlantic |
| Writer |
Banks, Dyas, Goldman, Heinemann, Parrulli, Stanton, Wink |
| Producer |
John Alagía,
Dan the Automator, Tom Elmhirst, Todd Perlmutter, Venus Hum
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| The Complex track listing |
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Exhibit 13 is the last song on the Blue Man Group's album The Complex. The song's title comes from a scorched piece of paper which blew into the Carroll Gardens neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York on September 11, 2001 immediately after the attacks on the World Trade Center. The audio intercut in the song is recitation of the contents of other documents found in that same park.
The website for Exhibt 13 can be found here[1], and contains images of all of the pieces of paper as a video accompanying this song.
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