Muse
Origin of Symmetry
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AMG Review of Origin of Symmetry
Dean Carlson
All Music GuideIf you're going to pillage someone else's ideas, then go for broke. Because even if you find yourself crammed between the barriers of creative space, utterly at a loss for ideas, expression, or thought, you'd still have a self-respect buzzing in your ear like a mad angelic insect, putting down the newspaper and taking out a cigar to remind you that, hell, if want to sound like Radiohead when even Thom Yorke doesn't want to sound like Radiohead, you might as well take it to preposterous, bombastic, over-the-top levels. Add church organs, mental electronics, riffs bouncing off each other like the monolithic screams in 2001: A Space Odyssey, and you'll finally be in position to crack skulls like coconuts and make the world's speakers ooze gooey blood.
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OK, so step one of my grand aggregation project got off to a slightly lackluster start. No worries, let's see if we can get it sorted for 2001.My allegedly infallible source for all disputes (allmusic.com) let me down completely on the BRMC album. The official discography says it was released in 2001, so if you had it on your 2000 list, best go remedy that. Sorry, all.I will continue to use allmus
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Track:Feeling Good - (studio)
This post is, I admit, shameless strumpeting on my part. But it's my 17th birthday, and I'm in a pretty good mood right now.But I also need to thank the MOG community. Thanks to you all, I spent all of my money from relatives and family on CDs on artists that you all lovely people have discovered for me (Film School, Nine Black Alps, Mew, Sonic Youth, and more). So this is a thank you note too,
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Track:Hyper Music - (studio)
So right now I'm going to share with you a song that I love, it's called Hyper music by awesome band Muse
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editorial: Jamie Miltonwords: Jamie Milton & Gareth O’MalleyStage two sees us keeping to the virtue of listing albums that defined how our writers thought, acted and went about listening to music. The choices below are some of the more personal in the whole top twenty. Moving from 2001 to 2008, every album achieved something bold [...]
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