I Found Something Buried in This Mix That Changes How the Whole Album Sounds
Tony
16,613 views
The Warning Army fans told me Muse was an inspiration for them, and that's how I ended up here. I picked the original, not the remaster, because I learned my lesson on the Pink Floyd one. Listened on AirPods Max in lossless.
The thing I could not stop thinking about across this whole album is the fuzz. Almost every track has this crispy, staticky distortion on the instruments and sometimes the vocals, and I kept asking whether that's their permanent sound or just this record.
Micro Cuts, track 7, is where the vocal goes somewhere I genuinely did not think a human voice could reach. Then track 10, Feeling Good, turns out to be a cover of a song I already love.
00:00:00 Quick Intro
00:01:04 Newborn
00:09:39 Bliss
00:16:09 Space Dementia
00:24:22 Hyper Music
00:29:27 Plug In Baby
00:34:48 Citizen Erased
00:45:52 Micro Cuts
00:50:40 Screenager
00:57:10 Dark Shines
01:02:39 Feeling Good
01:07:30 Megalomania
01:14:10 Futurism (Bonus Track)
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The run of Plug In Baby - Citizen Erased - Micro Cuts is the strongest three-songs run in Muse history. Bliss is one of their most iconic and recognisable songs, New Born is the best opener in rock music period. Space Dementia and Darkshines are incredible fusions of rock guitar and classical piano, nobody did anything comparable, and Megalomania as the end track is straight up rock opera catharsis which leaves you speechless, dumbfounded and you start to question your existence.
People usually mention Absolution as Muse's best album, and while Black Holes and Revelations is my favourite, Origin of Symmetry is without a doubt their best, and I cannot see how anyone can top it. 2001 was simply that kind of time I guess
A rock song without electric guitar. The entire album is a masterpiece! great contribution to alt rock, for sure
Matt Bellamy’s dad is famous as well. He was in the Tornadoes. They had the first even #1 hit in the US, Telstar, in 1962. Give it a listen and you will immediately hear the sci-fi influence his dad had on him.
I Found Something Buried in This Mix That Changes How the Whole Album Sounds
Tony
16,613 views
The Warning Army fans told me Muse was an inspiration for them, and that's how I ended up here. I picked the original, not the remaster, because I learned my lesson on the Pink Floyd one. Listened on AirPods Max in lossless.
The thing I could not stop thinking about across this whole album is the fuzz. Almost every track has this crispy, staticky distortion on the instruments and sometimes the vocals, and I kept asking whether that's their permanent sound or just this record.
Micro Cuts, track 7, is where the vocal goes somewhere I genuinely did not think a human voice could reach. Then track 10, Feeling Good, turns out to be a cover of a song I already love.
00:00:00 Quick Intro
00:01:04 Newborn
00:09:39 Bliss
00:16:09 Space Dementia
00:24:22 Hyper Music
00:29:27 Plug In Baby
00:34:48 Citizen Erased
00:45:52 Micro Cuts
00:50:40 Screenager
00:57:10 Dark Shines
01:02:39 Feeling Good
01:07:30 Megalomania
01:14:10 Futurism (Bonus Track)
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All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners and I or this channel does not claim any right over them.
Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.