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Revision as of 19:50, 17 May 2009
The Mark Has Been Made (And All That Could Have Been)
"The Mark Has Been Made" is the fourth track on the Right disc of The Fragile. It is an instrumental track.
Contents
Appearances
Halos
- The Fragile
- And All That Could Have Been (CD/DVD/VHS)
Seeds
Other
- Unbreakable (2000): Played during trailer.
- Man On Fire (2004): Used in scenes to showcase Denzel Washington as a contemplative badass.
- CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: "Abra Cadaver" (Season 3 Episode 5, 2002-10-31)[1]
- On certain commercials in the Los Angeles area (circa August 2007) for Bryman college, the intro to this song could be heard in the final seconds of the commercial.
Versions
The Mark Has Been Made
On the CD and presumably cassette versions of The Fragile, "The Mark Has Been Made" ends with a different melody and these whispers:
I'm getting closer
I'm getting closer
I'm getting closer
All the time
This is a short fragment of the song "10 Miles High," a Fragile track only included on the vinyl edition (and later on part 1 of the We're In This Together single and Things Falling Apart). This may be here as a lead into "10 Miles High", which was cut from the CD and Cassette versions of the album, but appears right after "The Mark Has Been Made" on the vinyl versions of "The Fragile."
The Mark Has Been Made (And All That Could Have Been)
See Live below.
Live
Backed by watery and flaming visuals, the live version is more in-your-face. While the structure remains basically the same, the first section before the wah guitar is shortened, and the buildup following it is more concise. As well, an entirely new guitar riff ends the live version, seemingly based on the bassline from "The Frail."
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