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Hanging on the Edge
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Muse - Black holes........ What Do You Think!!
Ever since I heard Sunburn for the very first time (on radio driving along Brighton Seafront)
I have liked Muse - the whole package just seems so right. Their sound on this latest album is certainly different, and although undoubtebley more commercialised I cannot help really liking it, the released tracks are great, Starlights a real anthem, The title track is a great dance/rock combo and Map of the problamitique - tips hat to Depeche Mode - which IMO is never a bad thing. What do you guys think of the change?????? |
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The King of Vague
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Thumbs up from me
bought this a while back. its good to see a group with talent at playing a musical instrument making music, rather than the oodles of crap that everybody thinks is good these days. grr!
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bit of hay?
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I like it, once again they deliver, and their change of sound from album to album is quite refreshing. But I still prefer Absolution
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Better paid than Directhex :)
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Got a bit bored with it myself..
Te audire non possum. Musa sapientum fixa est in aure
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I really like it Super Massive Black Hole is a mega tune. I saw them at Leeds Festival and were blown away by how good they were live, im not expert but it can be easy to play some of these tracks live
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Originally Posted by zulander
I saw some of the footage on TV and they certainly looked the part, I would have loved to have been there myself - however the missus is dead against the whole festival thing, so I will have to try to get tickets for their fourthcoming tour!!
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bit of hay?
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Originally Posted by EvilWeevil
QFT, best Muse song to date.
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Hmm, only on my second or third listen so far, but the initial soundings to me at least are that it's a very mixed bag - it's literally one good song, one bad song across the album.
It really lacks the darkness or the elegance of their earlier work - there's hints that they used to be a super band (map of the problematique is excellent - but it never goes anywhere), but then it's almost as if someone came into the studio and pushed it more towards the pop end of what they do. Exceptions: City Of Delusion, loving the trumpets. Knights of Cydonia, although if they make any Queen sections I'll get angry. Glorious (bonus track) is just generally quite good. |
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I've just got hold of a copy, seems OK. I loved supermassive black holes when it was released although it soon became over played.
Will listen to it properly later on today |
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I really like it, its less rocking than Absolution but not as good as Origin, i must have listened to it over 10 times now - i just keep on listening so it must be good!!!!
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Great Album, although outshone by some of their old stuff, seems to cater to a wider audience than previous albums. Definitely grows on me the more I listen to it, love Exo-Politics and KoC, brilliant tunes.
Going to see 'em at Sheffield in November, can't wait ;D
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