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- Bugman runtime "4.8".
- Bugman abstract ""Bugman" is a song by Blur, featured as the second track on their sixth album, 13, released 15 March 1999.The song itself has been noted by critics for its overdriven "noise" section in the middle of the song. It features the sound of a white-noise believed to be either a power drill or possibly a vacuum cleaner. One review of the album noted "13 contains a track entitled "Bugman" that is a brief piece of managed chaos. It manages to combine fat distorted riffs, a straight ahead rock beat, synth blips (including it seems, a power drill), screamy lead vocals, and saccharine sweet back ups (sha na na etc.). In short, it is wholly unique and embodies Blur's late 90's sound completely." The song has been noted at various points to be a reflection of the music the band was listening to around the time.The song is actually two different compositions, combined only in the song through an interlude of the sound of Graham Coxon's guitar being distorted. The first part is "Bugman", which runs until 3:23. From this point until the song's conclusion at 4:48, it is the "Bugman Exitlude" also known as "Space is the Place" due to its key lyric.It was also issued as a rare 12" DJ-only promotional single in 1999. On the band's 2009 revival, it featured on their greatest hits-style album Midlife: A Beginner's Guide to Blur. Coxon reportedly wanted to perform the song live in 2009, but this did not materialise,[citation needed] although for their 2012 tour they performed the song at many of their gigs.The song was also individually recorded by each of the members of Blur, and given a new name. These appeared as Coffee & TV's B-sides.".
- Bugman album 13_(Blur_album).
- Bugman artist Blur_(band).
- Bugman composer Blur_(band).
- Bugman composer Damon_Albarn.
- Bugman genre Experimental_rock.
- Bugman genre Industrial_rock.
- Bugman genre Noise_rock.
- Bugman previousWork Tender_(song).
- Bugman producer William_Orbit.
- Bugman recordLabel Food_Records.
- Bugman releaseDate "1999-03-15".
- Bugman runtime "288.0".
- Bugman subsequentWork Coffee_&_TV.
- Bugman trackNumber "2".
- Bugman wikiPageID "31951967".
- Bugman wikiPageRevisionID "602040903".
- Bugman album "13".
- Bugman artist Blur_(band).
- Bugman composer Blur_(band).
- Bugman composer Damon_Albarn.
- Bugman genre Experimental_rock.
- Bugman genre Industrial_rock.
- Bugman genre Noise_rock.
- Bugman label Food_Records.
- Bugman length "288.0".
- Bugman name "Bugman".
- Bugman next ""Coffee & TV"".
- Bugman nextNo "3".
- Bugman prev ""Tender"".
- Bugman prevNo "1".
- Bugman producer William_Orbit.
- Bugman recorded "1998".
- Bugman released "1999-03-15".
- Bugman trackNo "2".
- Bugman type "Song".
- Bugman subject Category:1999_songs.
- Bugman subject Category:Blur_(band)_songs.
- Bugman subject Category:Songs_written_by_Damon_Albarn.
- Bugman type MusicalWork.
- Bugman type Song.
- Bugman type Work.
- Bugman type CreativeWork.
- Bugman type MusicRecording.
- Bugman type InformationEntity.
- Bugman comment ""Bugman" is a song by Blur, featured as the second track on their sixth album, 13, released 15 March 1999.The song itself has been noted by critics for its overdriven "noise" section in the middle of the song. It features the sound of a white-noise believed to be either a power drill or possibly a vacuum cleaner. One review of the album noted "13 contains a track entitled "Bugman" that is a brief piece of managed chaos.".
- Bugman label "Bugman".
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- Bugman sameAs Q4986225.
- Bugman sameAs Q4986225.
- Bugman wasDerivedFrom Bugman?oldid=602040903.
- Bugman isPrimaryTopicOf Bugman.
- Bugman name "Bugman".