1. Dutch experimental/improvisational undergro… Read Full Bio ↴There are several MU:
1. Dutch experimental/improvisational underground band from Rotterdam. The band started in 1978 after witnessing a Red Crayola/Scritti Politti performance in cafe "Heavy". The next day they bought instruments and called the band Mentally Unfit taken from Lou Reed's Billy.
Soon Backstreet Backlash Records owner Peter Graute would join and the bandname was changed to M.U. or MU so the initials could be used in various projects like The Marijuana Users, More of the Unexpected, Mescal Umbra etc.
After helping to build the Backlash Studio the band became the studio's houseband with Martin van der Leer as engineer/recordingmaster.
The lp M.U. "Motion In Tune" 010 was the last reord to be released on the BackstreetBacklash label and it derived from various recordings.
M.U. was active till 2012 the year their longtime companion Koos Ver A passed on.
In the present Peter Graute, Wim Ver A & Steve Keen are still playing together and a new album is in the making.
The original bandmembers are: Peter Mensingh (vocals/text), Peter Graute (guitar), Wim Ver A (guitar), Koos Ver A (†) (synth), Bob Knegt bas, Steve Keen (drums).
Future bandmembers : vocals Teddy Treurniet (Mr. TnT) vocals Peggy Treurniet (Mr. Blueberry)
Michel Faber (drums) Herman Smink (†) (drums) Martin van der Leer (engineer/recording), Frank Lievaart (engineer/recording)
2. MU was a psychedelic rock group that existed in the early 1970's & was formed by Merrell Fankhauser, whose earlier bands included Fapardokly & Merrell Fankhauser & H.M.S. Bounty. Reuniting with Jeff Cotton in 1970, Fankhauser then formed MU. In 1971, their first album was released and became a radio hit. Increasingly fascinated by legends of the lost continent of Mu, Fankhauser then relocated to the Hawaiian island of Maui in February 1973. Material for a second MU album was recorded on Maui in 1974, but not released until the 1980s on the two LPs The Last Album (Appaloosa, Italy 1981) and Children Of The Rainbow (Blue Form, US 1985). Mu disbanded in 1975.
3. MU is a quartet (sax/piano/guitar/drums) born from the musician's own interplay. MU's approach is jazz-like, since their music arises always and only from collective improvisations, but in its flow echoes and grooves appear, spreading from funky to ambient, from psychedelic rock to blues, from jazz to minimalism.
Mu formed in Treviso, IT in 2002, and are:
Andrea Bolinelli
Gabriele Bruzzolo
Giacomo LiVolsi
Andrea O. Martin
WebSite: www.res-net.org
4. MU is a shortcut for the name Mutsumi Kanamori. She lives in the UK with her husband Maurice Fulton who makes the beats. She released two albums as "MU", Afro Finger and Gel in 2003 and Out of Breach (Manchester's Revenge) in 2005. In October 2010 she released her third album "Mutsumi" and changed her name to Mutsumi.
5. MU is an italian Jazz trio from Frino (VB), IT
Davide Merlino Vib
Dario Trapani Guit
Simone Prando Bass
Riccardo chiaberta Drum
www.mu-music.it
6. MU is a portuguese group that plays traditional european music. http://mu.com.sapo.pt
7. MU is a taiwanese artist who makes computer-based noise music that sounds like a data cd being played through your hi-fi. The album 'bbbunny!bbunny!!bunny!!!' was released in 2004 on V/VM Test Records. http://www.muchild.com/
8. /mu/ is a 4chan board that has also made several albums, most notably Doubles Market, and The Moses Spoken Word album.
9. Mu is a Canadian indie pop duo hailing from Vancouver, British Columbia, consisting of Francesca Belcourt and Brittney Rand. They self-released their self-titled debut EP in February 2014. soundsofmu.bandcamp.com
10. Mu is an alias of Michael Utherside a UK music producer.
One More Day
MU Lyrics
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He hails from the DPG
Would you please stand and welcome the one, the only
OG Nate Dogg
Now I was about eight when I caught my first case
My mother she turned her back and bowed her head in disgrace
Now I didn't do a thing, I was just standing by
Usually I'm in the house but today I snuck home
And when I walk down the Long Beach streets, what a lesson they taught
While walkin to the cornerstore a big mistake was made
My big homey I was walkin with decided he needed to get paid
So he loaded up his .32 and walked right in the store
He said "Dear God, forgive me please but I can't be broke no more"
Now remember I was just eight, I thought this was a joke
What I'm sayin I ain't playin, it was funny til that nigga got smoked
Can you guess who that could've been quite easily?
but it wasn't so I'm lucky to be standing right here to see
[Chorus]
One more day, one more
One more day
One more day, one more
One more day
One more day, I'm hangin around so I can see
little Nate have a pocket full of money just like his daddy
Everyday I'm sellin big dope, it's all that I know
I ain't workin and I got a baby so don't axe me what for
One more day, gather round everybody and listen to me
I gotta another story about the penitentiary
One more day, see while I was servin cavi I forgot to think
Say for instance they catch me, little Nate'll never see
Now remember I'm sellin big dope but I'm packin my thangs
and every corner police watchin, I ain't crazy
[Chorus until fade]
The lyrics to MU's song "One More Day" relay a cautionary tale about the dangers of being a bystander and getting caught up in criminal activity. The song is narrated by OG Nate Dogg, who recounts his own experiences growing up in Long Beach, California. The first verse discusses an incident in which he was present but not directly involved in a crime, yet could still have been killed for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. The second verse delves deeper into his life of crime, where he sells drugs to support his family but also risks being caught and imprisoned for a long time.
The chorus repeats the phrase "one more day," which could be interpreted as a plea for more time to make things right and turn away from a life of crime before it's too late. It could also represent a desire to simply survive another day in a dangerous environment. Overall, the song speaks to issues of poverty, crime, and survival in a society that often overlooks the struggles of those living on the margins.
Line by Line Meaning
We would like for you to help us welcome a very distinguished speaker
Introducing a speaker of great importance to the audience
He hails from the DPG
The singer is a member of the DPG group
Would you please stand and welcome the one, the only OG Nate Dogg
Requesting the audience to stand and welcome OG Nate Dogg
Now I was about eight when I caught my first case
The artist was eight years old when he got into legal trouble for the first time
My mother she turned her back and bowed her head in disgrace
His mother felt ashamed and disappointed of her son's behavior
Now I didn't do a thing, I was just standing by
The singer did not commit any wrongdoing, he was just present at the scene
Here's a message to the youngsters today: standing by you can die
Warning to young people about the danger of being in the wrong place at the wrong time
Usually I'm in the house but today I snuck home
The artist usually stays at home, but on this occasion he went home secretly
And when I walk down the Long Beach streets, what a lesson they taught
The artist learned a lot from his experiences while walking around Long Beach
While walkin to the cornerstore a big mistake was made
An error of judgment occurred when the artist was walking to the corner store
My big homey I was walkin with decided he needed to get paid
The singer's friend decided to commit a robbery during their walk
So he loaded up his .32 and walked right in the store
The friend brought a weapon and entered the store to commit the robbery
He said 'Dear God, forgive me please but I can't be broke no more'
The friend asked for divine pardon before robbing the store
Now remember I was just eight, I thought this was a joke
The singer was too young to understand the seriousness of the situation
What I'm sayin I ain't playin, it was funny til that nigga got smoked
The situation was amusing until someone got shot and killed
Can you guess who that could've been quite easily?
The artist could have been shot and killed easily
but it wasn't so I'm lucky to be standing right here to see
The artist was fortunate enough to escape harm and survive until today
[Chorus] One more day, one more One more day One more day, one more One more day
Repeating the chorus to emphasize the importance of every day
One more day, I'm hangin around so I can see little Nate have a pocket full of money just like his daddy
The singer is living recklessly, without a job, and wants to see his son prosper financially like his own father
Everyday I'm sellin big dope, it's all that I know, I ain't workin and I got a baby so don't axe me what for
The artist's only source of income is selling drugs, despite having a child to take care of
One more day, gather round everybody and listen to me, I gotta another story about the penitentiary
The artist has another story to tell the audience about going to prison
One more day, see while I was servin cavi I forgot to think, Say for instance they catch me, little Nate'll never see
The artist was not thinking rationally while involved in illegal activities and if he's caught, his child will be fatherless
Now remember I'm sellin big dope but I'm packin my thangs and every corner police watchin, I ain't crazy
The singer is carrying weapons to protect himself from the police, who are cracking down on drug-related activities in the area
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: MERRILL
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