"Black holes and revelations" CD by Muse
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| Item no. | 429561 |
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| Title | Black holes and revelations |
| Musical Genre | Alternative/Indie |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Muse |
| Release date | 30/06/2006 |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Product type | CD |
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| Media - Format 1-3 | CD |
CD 1
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1.Take A Bow
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2.Starlight
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3.Supermassive Black Hole
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4.Map Of The Problematique
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5.Soldier's Poem
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6.Invincible
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7.Assassin
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8.Exo-Politics
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9.City Of Delusion
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10.Hoodoo
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11.Knights Of Cydonia
by Ralf Koch (11.07.2006) There has been a lot of talk prior to this album - of pop, electronica, and other experiments - for all fans of the rocky Muse in almost frightening way. So, this much at this point: yes, there are many new, club-compatible sounds on this fourth album of the band that make this album surely the biggest progression to the previous one, ever. Still, everything sounds typically Muse - and that is really fascinating to observe. Beats in the opener, "Take a bow“, pop in "Starlight“ and dance in "Supermassive black hole“ - extremes that may become a challenge but that surely would be much harder to swallow if they weren't already accompanied by the Muse-typical rock-elements, too. But at the latest with track no. 6, "Invincible“, it becomes impossible to sit still when this song after its calm beginning suddenly becomes a reference song of orgiastic Muse art. Added by "Assassin“, with System Of A Down-kind of heavy-guitars, or the killer song, "City of delusion“, be sure: this is another Muse milestone that you should have heard!