Blue (The Verve song)
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"Blue" | ||
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Single by The Verve | ||
from the album A Storm in Heaven | ||
Released | May 10, 1993 | |
Format | CD, 12", 10" | |
Recorded | 1993 | |
Genre | Psychedelic rock | |
Length | 3:24 | |
Label | Hut | |
Writer(s) | The Verve | |
Producer(s) | John Leckie | |
Chart positions | ||
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The Verve singles chronology | ||
Gravity Grave (1992) | Blue (1993) |
Slide Away (1993) |
"Blue" was the first song by British band The Verve to be released from their first album, A Storm in Heaven. The song peaked at #69 in the charts.
The song has a minimalistic approach about it, with there being loops in the mysterious introduction, as well as reverse guitar parts, with the parts being played backwards giving a psychedelic sound. The song is another psychedelic rock piece, like many on the Storm in Heaven album.
The video shows the band down a dark alleyway in Islington, London. There was a separate video for the USA, which was filmed in Dublin.
[edit] Track listing
CD
- "Blue"
- "Twilight"
- "Where The Geese Go"
- "No Come Down"
12"
- "Blue"
- "Twilight"
- "Where The Geese Go"
10"
- "Blue"
- "Twilight"
- "Where The Geese Go"
- "No Come Down"
[edit] External link
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 |
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