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Going Missing

"Going Missing" is the fourth single released by English rock band Maxïmo Park, taken from their debut album A Certain Trigger. It was released on 18 July 2005 and reached number 20 on the UK Singles Chart. The song was featured during the end credits of the 2006 film Stranger than Fiction, and also appears on its soundtrack. A music video for the song…

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Genre
Post-punk revival
B-side
"A19"
Label
Warp
Length
3:43
Producer
Paul Epworth
Recorded
Autumn 2004

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Going Missing

Nodes9
Edges8
Triples15
Avg. degree1.78
Density0.222222
Components1

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Going Missing

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related to Track listing · 4
Going Missing → A19, CD1, WAP190CD, White Cover
related to External links · 3
Going Missing → Maxïmo Park, MaxïmoPark, YouTubeSingle
B-side · 1
Going Missing → "A19"
Genre · 1
Going Missing → Post-punk revival
Label · 1
Going Missing → Warp
Length · 1
Going Missing → 3:43
Producer · 1
Going Missing → Paul Epworth
Recorded · 1
Going Missing → Autumn 2004
Released · 1
Going Missing → 18 July 2005
Songwriters · 1
Going Missing → Duncan Lloyd (Music & Lyrics), Paul Smith (Lyrics)

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released 2005 single going missing music song youtube maxïmo park 18 video a19 43 fourth english rock band taken debut

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Going MissingB-side"A19"1.00infobox
Going MissingGenrePost-punk revival1.00infobox
Going MissingLabelWarp1.00infobox
Going MissingLength3:431.00infobox
Going MissingProducerPaul Epworth1.00infobox
Going MissingRecordedAutumn 20041.00infobox
Going MissingReleased18 July 20051.00infobox
Going MissingSongwritersDuncan Lloyd (Music & Lyrics), Paul Smith (Lyrics)1.00infobox
Going Missingrelated to External linksMaxïmo Park0.60section
Going Missingrelated to External linksYouTubeSingle0.60section
Going Missingrelated to External linksMaxïmoPark0.60section
Going Missingrelated to Track listingCD10.60section

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