CD-Charts Position 61
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Muscle Museum #1

by: Muse

Release Date October 02, 2000
Brilliant track!
Sleightly different mix from the album version. Agitated is an exellent quality live track, which I think was recorded at the Glastonbury festival. I don't like the remix of Sunburn but its there if you like that sorta thing.
This CD has the US version of the Muscle Museum video

01. Muscle Museum (US Mix)
02. Agitated (Live)
03. Sunburn (Timo Mass Remix)
04. Muscle Museum (Video in Mpeg format)

CD-Charts Position 62
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Unintended, Pt. 1

by: Muse

Release Date August 08, 2000
I think this has to be the best song written by Muse.
The CD contains two extra tracks and the Unintended video. A must have for everyone!

01.Unintended
02.Recess (Previously Unreleased)
03.Falling Down (Acoustic)
04.Unintended (Video in Mpeg format)

CD-Charts Position 63
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Hullabaloo Soundtrack

by: Muse

Release Date December 25, 2007
I think this has to be the best song written by Muse.
The CD contains two extra tracks and the Unintended video. A must have for everyone!

01.Unintended
02.Recess (Previously Unreleased)
03.Falling Down (Acoustic)
04.Unintended (Video in Mpeg format)

CD-Charts Position 64
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H.a.a.R.P. Tour-Live from Wembley

Release Date April 08, 2008
I think this has to be the best song written by Muse.
The CD contains two extra tracks and the Unintended video. A must have for everyone!

01.Unintended
02.Recess (Previously Unreleased)
03.Falling Down (Acoustic)
04.Unintended (Video in Mpeg format)

CD-Charts Position 65
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Not Too Soon

by: Throwing Muses

Release Date July 17, 1991
I think this has to be the best song written by Muse.
The CD contains two extra tracks and the Unintended video. A must have for everyone!

01.Unintended
02.Recess (Previously Unreleased)
03.Falling Down (Acoustic)
04.Unintended (Video in Mpeg format)

CD-Charts Position 66
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New Wave Christmas - Just Can't Get Enough

by: Wall of Voodoo, David Bowie, Throwing Muses, The Pretenders, The Pogues, Squeeze, Timbuk 3, XTC

Release Date October 15, 1996
I really do love this CD but I do agree with the other reviewers who said that some of the artists on this CD are NOT New Wave groups. Specifically They Might Be Giants, The Buzz Of Delight, Chris Stamey Group and Mono Puff.
If these artists were replaced with the following:

Pet Shop Boys - It Doesn't Snow Often On Christmas
Erasure - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
Depeche Mode - Christmas Island
Max Headroom - Merry Christmas, Santa Claus (You're A Lovely Guy)

I, Pat, would be a great deal happier. Anyhoo, that's all I have to say for now. I might be back to edit this review later; but until then... Have a Happy Christmas and a... Merry New Year... is that right?

CD-Charts Position 67
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Black Holes and Revelations

by: Muse

Release Date January 13, 2008
Muse are one of the most exciting bands of today. They are definitely an acquired taste, and if you don't like the epic stadium-rock of bands like Queen, you might not really like this record. Also, the keyboards sound very '70's prog-rock-ish. Some of that took a little time for the record to grow on me, but it didn't take long and was more than worth the time.

The record has three Muse classics: "Starlight," "Map of the Problematique," and "Invincible." "Starlight," the big hit from the record, is melodic and has a beautiful melody, one of the group's strongest songs. "Map of the Problematique" almost sounds heavenly, with its futuristic sound and its keybaords. The guitar riffs on this one are interesting, too. "Invincible" is ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 68
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Invincible

by: Muse

Release Date April 16, 2007
While I had no problem whatsoever with the seller, and I did get this really fast around Christmas time, I must say that I was disappointed in the fact that this only had 2 songs on it! It was for my son for Christmas. Guess I should have read further.

CD-Charts Position 69
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Red Heaven - + Bonus CD

by: Throwing Muses

Release Date 1992
Power rock with no frills, alternating with frequent acoustic interludes, spooky vocals and sur-rural lyrics not unlike prime Dylan - Hersch was exploring similar musical sources. Red Heaven grabbed my attention on its release because it truly seemed to be inspired by muses.

Hersch's lyrics have a timeless feeling of hard luck survivors in small remote towns separated by long stretches of highway - without ever making any such obvious references. The ensemble and production are bony and flexible in both electric and acoustic modes, casually shifting tempos and melodies (perhaps why it sounds unstructured to some), again making Red Heaven sound somewhat outside of its time and enduring as a musical document.

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CD-Charts Position 70
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A Matter of Degrees: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

by: fIREHOSE, Miracle Legion, Yo La Tengo, Pixies, Lemonheads, Alex Chilton, Schoolly D., Uncle Tupelo, Throwing Muses

Release Date April 16, 1991
Power rock with no frills, alternating with frequent acoustic interludes, spooky vocals and sur-rural lyrics not unlike prime Dylan - Hersch was exploring similar musical sources. Red Heaven grabbed my attention on its release because it truly seemed to be inspired by muses.

Hersch's lyrics have a timeless feeling of hard luck survivors in small remote towns separated by long stretches of highway - without ever making any such obvious references. The ensemble and production are bony and flexible in both electric and acoustic modes, casually shifting tempos and melodies (perhaps why it sounds unstructured to some), again making Red Heaven sound somewhat outside of its time and enduring as a musical document.

Dio's about ... Read More: