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"'''Special K'''" is an EP by [[alternative rock]] band [[Placebo (band)|Placebo]], taken from their third album, ''[[Black Market Music (album)|Black Market Music]]''. The song has many drug references: the "special K" in the title refers to the drug [[ketamine]]. |
"'''Special K'''" is an EP by [[alternative rock]] band [[Placebo (band)|Placebo]], taken from their third album, ''[[Black Market Music (album)|Black Market Music]]''. The song has many drug references: the "special K" in the title refers to the drug [[ketamine]]. |
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==Live performance history== |
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The song was played throughout the Black Market Music, Sleeping With Ghosts and Meds tours. It was also played during the 2009 shows on the Battle For The Sun tour, but did not make an appearance during the Summer 2010 leg. |
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==Track listing== |
==Track listing== |
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"Special K" is an EP by alternative rock band Placebo, taken from their third album, Black Market Music. The song has many drug references: the "special K" in the title refers to the drug ketamine.
Live performance history
The song was played throughout the Black Market Music, Sleeping With Ghosts and Meds tours. It was also played during the 2009 shows on the Battle For The Sun tour, but did not make an appearance during the Summer 2010 leg.
Track listing
- "Special K" - 3:51
- "Dub Psychosis" - 3:38
- "Passive Aggressive" (Brothers in Rhythm remix) - 9:03
- "Special K" (Timo Maas remix) - 7:30
- "Little Mo" - 3:02
- "Slave to the Wage" (I Can't Believe It's a Remix) - 3:30
- "Special K" (Timo Maas Dub mix) - 7:02
Music video
The music video is reminiscent of such sci-fi films as Fantastic Voyage; it depicts Brian Molko and the other members of the band in an undisclosed, scientific headquarters where Molko is shrunk down to microbiological proportions and accidentally dropped into the mouth of drummer Steve Hewitt. The music video in its entirety maintains a sci-fi aesthetic throughout. The video ends with a shrunken Molko being sucked out through Hewitts's tear duct.
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