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Legacy (Mansun song)
"Legacy" is a song by Chester rock band Mansun. It was released as a single in 1998 from the group's album, ''Six'', and was the lead track on ''Eight EP''. It follows a similar template to many of the group's other hits and was also their highest-charting single, peaking at No. 7 in the UK Singles Chart.
==Overview==
"Legacy" was released as the first single from Mansun's second album ''Six''. It preceded the album by three months, but is somewhat unrepresentative of the overall sound of its parent album. It bears similarities with "Wide Open Space" and "Closed for Business"; two of the band's most popular singles. The song references the Marquis de Sade. The song's name was later used as the title for the groups retrospective compilation ''Legacy: The Best Of Mansun'' in 2005 . The closing refrain "Nobody cares when you're gone" were later reused as the title of a documentary about the group included on DVD editions of the ''Legacy: The Best Of Mansun'' compilation.
The music video was directed by Mike Mills. After the controversial "Taxloss" video it is probably their most unconventional and well known video. The video parodies the group and others like themselves, sending up the clichés of male pop and rock bands and the experience of the music industry. The entirety of the video is performed by simplistic and jerkily animated puppets against unconvincing but humorous cardboard backdrops.
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