Talk:Musique (album)
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Proposed move[edit]
I think about moving this article to mju:zɪk, since it is correct name of it. Comments? thank you :) --Monk 08:19, 19 June 2006 (UTC)
- I have created several redirects to the album to reflect the IPA cover title, however both the band's official website and allmusic list the album as Musique, so I think we should keep this as the article's main title – Ikara talk → 22:57, 15 October 2008 (UTC)
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BetacommandBot (talk) 20:03, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
Maybe there is a mistake: not "Grechko" but "Tereshkovoi" (Nastasya, 30.12.2008)
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Unreleased version of "Musique[edit]
Hello! I am a Russian music journalist and Russian label called Fono (releasing the metal music) in 2020 made an anniversary re-release of "Musique" on 2 CD's. First CD is what we know as a "Musique" album, what was released in 2000. But second CD had the unreleased version. As written in booklet this unreleased version was recorded in December 1999 and was mastered and mixed in January 2000. But for unknown reasons they refused from this version and went back to the studio to rewrite the songs. And in June 2000 was mastered the version what was released. Unreleased version was remastered in 2020 by Jacob Hansen. Briefly speaking the differences are not radical: the sound is softer than on the official version and there is a song "Quirk", the first version of "Image".