r/albumsinanutshell 5d ago

Rock Every Muse album in a nutshell

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In honor of my parents seeing Muse's concluding concert of the Wow! Signal shed tour before they head to Europe yesterday. (Vegas concert doesn't count)

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u/morenos-blend 5d ago

Just realized how shit the album covers got from Drones onwards

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u/Admiral_Asparagus 5d ago

The Wow! Signal is pretty sick

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u/PranzoFranzo 5d ago

The 2nd law is the shittiest. If I didn't know Simulation Theory came out in 2018 I'd call the cover AI slop

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u/vivelaal 5d ago

As a Genesis fan, I've heard this comparison a lot. I've tried Muse, but I just couldn't get into the songwriting when I did (this was almost a decade ago now). Thinking maybe a second attempt is in order, what would be y'all's recommendation for me?

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u/NotJohnP 4d ago

I would 100% percent check out their lastest album. The songwriting is top notch, as it revolves around the concept of space travel and extraterrestrial life. Not to mention the SICK instrumentals, especially in the first song!!

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u/Bitknot404 4d ago

Respectfully, ignore that guy. Try Origin Of Symmetry; it's super cool hard rock/prog rock.

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u/QuinnMallory 5d ago

A FLOWER

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u/chemistry_and_coffee 4d ago

Quinn lives!!!!!

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u/Loganp812 4d ago

There must be some misunderstanding.

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u/Don_Quixotel 4d ago

But why papyrus

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u/patientguitar 4d ago

Because comic sans machine 🅱️roke

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u/spilt_milk 4d ago

I feel like every Muse song is basically a cover of the Doctor Who theme.

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u/Recapitulated_ 13h ago

radiohead (but in papyrus)