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Balloonatic:
an early
studio-version of „Twin“ with different lyrics
released
on the compilation „Helping You Back To Work Vol. 1“ and re-appeared on
„Helping You Back To Work – The Ultimate Collection“
You're Meaningless:
an early
working title of „Escape“
Instant
Messenger:
an early
studio-version of „Pink Ego Box“, only difference is an aol-sample telling
„you got post“ which had to be erased (violation of ©)
released
on the „Muscle Museum EP“
Natural
Disaster:
early
name of „Nature_1“
Bass
Trem:
an early
live-version of „Micro Cuts“
found
on various bootlegs
Razor
Blades:
working
title of „Screenager“
found
on various bootlegs
Razor
Optics:
working
title of „Screenager“
found
on various bootlegs
Glossy
Magazines:
working
title of „Screenager“
Thoughts
Of A Dying Atheist:
working
title of „Megalomania“
Go
Forth And Multiply:
alternative
title of „Megalomania“
Alien Funk:
live improvisations, perhaps working
title of „Policing The Jackson Funk“?
Policing
The Jackson Funk:
working
title of „Dark Shines“
Spectrum:
working
title of „Futurism“
found
on various bootlegs
Tesseract:
working
title of „Futurism“
Action
Faust:
early
live-version of „The Small Print“
found
on various bootlegs
TSP:
abbreviation
of „The Small Print“
early
live-version
Get
A Grip:
early
live-version of „Fury“
found
on various bootlegs
New One (dddd):
also known as "Rusty One" by fans; early
live-version of „Eternally Missed“
Rusty
One:
early
live-version of „Eternally Missed“
World
Crumbling:
early
live-version of „Falling Away With You“
Emergency:
early
live-version of „Apocalypse Please“
Our
Time Is Running Out:
early
live-version of „Time Is Running Out“
Scaring
Me:
alternative
title of „Thoughts Of A Dying Atheist“
I
Want You Now:
unofficial
fan-description of „Hysteria“
New One (DES):
new live song; "Des" is the name of a tech who puts effects on that song. Also known as "New Song I".
New One (non visual):
new live song; also known as "New Song II", "Crying Shame", and "My Searching".
Here starts the "CRYPTOGRAPHY"-game (exclusively for U.S. Americans):
crazy working titles of US-shows (MTVu Campus Invasion - April/May 2005) are written on the setlists and have to be deciphered by fans. All these anagrams are hidden messages, helping people to find some fully signed bikes hidden at secret places.
Codebreak Shy Outsider (= DES):
working title; an anagram that says "Des Is Our Keyboard Tech". Also known as "New Song III" and "Bandit Song".
Debase Masons Grog:
working title; an anagram of "Messageboard Song". Also known as "New Song IV" and "New D (Easy Tiger)".
Dracula Mountain:
cover song. Original song by "Lightning Bolt" [Wonderful Rainbow - LP]
D(r)umbass:
working title
Dealers Choice:
= the encore at the end of the gig
Timescale Keeper:
working title; anagram of "Keep Email Secret"
Cold Aqua Tomato:
working title; anagram of "Qua At Aol Dot Com" [qua@aol.com]
Unpacked Residents:
working title; anagram of "Send Naked Pictures"
Moniker Probes:
working title; anagram of "Broken Promise"
Majestic Blue:
working title; anagram of "Email Subject"
Swiss Rhapsody:
working title; anagram of "Password Is Shy" (= email subject needed for messages to qua@aol.com)
Cute British Set Up:
working title; anagram of "Cipher Substitute"
ABA:
working title; means "One-Two-One" (= 1 : 1 cipher substitute)
Arty Siege:
working title; anagram of "Easy Tiger"
Auditory Masks:
working title; anagram of "???"
Preservable Heat:
working title; anagram of "Reverse Alphabet"
Evaluating Mortals:
working title; anagram of "Get Naval Simulator"
Harem Meeting:
working title; anagram of "M-Three Enigma" (= M3 - Enigma)
Starship Crowds:
working title; anagram of "Password Christ"
Obtain Drowsy Powders:
working title; anagram of "Write Password On Body"
End of the "Cryptography" - Game