CD-Charts Position 81
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Absolution

by: Muse

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This is not their best album, worth listening to, definitely. I would urge you to buy it but if it's a choice of different muse albums go for Black Holes and Revelations. Very good lyrics and the songwriting is upto scratch as usual. Still very good.

CD-Charts Position 82
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Invincible [DVD AUDIO]

by: Muse

Release Date April 09, 2007
The rise of female indie artists continues as Jamie Benson (the ex-lead singer of girl band "Hepburn") returns to the charts with an outstanding debut single. Sounding like one of Natalie Imbruglia's more melodic indie tunes with a killer chorus and the attitude of Alanis and PJ Harvey rolled into 1. Invincible was written by Bryan Adams and was originally penned for Emma Bunton, but she just wouldn't have done it justice, luckily for us, Jamie has. Can't wait to hear the album.

CD-Charts Position 83
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The Document: Interview & Documentary/+DVD

by: Muse

Release Date October 30, 2006
This is very disapppointing. When this was advertised it contained no information as to content, but it was issued as new. Therefore, you assumed it was not something offered before. However, judging on content, the DVD is exactly the same material as Manic Depressive which is advertised under DVDs. The set consists of one audio cd containing a collection of radio interviews, only one of which is recent being just before the issue of Black Holes and Revelations. The DVD is I think exactly the same as the Manic Depressive dvd stopping at the Absolution tour. There is no music. The dvd consists of interviews with music journalists, a producer and an ex guitar techician who was only with them in the early days. If you know the albums, and have read ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 84
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Counting Backwards

by: Throwing Muses

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This is very disapppointing. When this was advertised it contained no information as to content, but it was issued as new. Therefore, you assumed it was not something offered before. However, judging on content, the DVD is exactly the same material as Manic Depressive which is advertised under DVDs. The set consists of one audio cd containing a collection of radio interviews, only one of which is recent being just before the issue of Black Holes and Revelations. The DVD is I think exactly the same as the Manic Depressive dvd stopping at the Absolution tour. There is no music. The dvd consists of interviews with music journalists, a producer and an ex guitar techician who was only with them in the early days. If you know the albums, and have read ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 85
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Invincible

by: Muse

Release Date April 09, 2007
the third track glorious the reason i bought this isnt on the cd so i was very annoyed evil very evil amazon

CD-Charts Position 86
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Muse: Hullabaloo Live at Le Zenith, Paris [2002] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

by: Muse

Release Date August 28, 2006
I bought this DVD and on the description it says NTSC US region and I receive a PAL region and it sucks cause it doesnt work on US DVD players, But I deff recomend this DVD is awesome cause i can watch it in my comp

CD-Charts Position 87
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Supermassive Black Hole [7" VINYL]

by: Muse

Release Date June 19, 2006
This is a lot different to what they're done before. It's not the useal greyish raw emotion muse have (this isn't a bad thing i love muse!) Instead they've funked it up a bit. It's gives the song a sleazy feel to it. But you can still hear muse's useual style shineing through. It's a great song don't get me wrong! but it's definatly a grower. First time i heard it i thought it was alrite, but after around 3 or 4 listens i love it! So don't poo poo it at first, give it a chance. If you're a muse fan like me, it'll at first feel like being a fish out of water, but then you'll devolop lungs and feet!

CD-Charts Position 88
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The Supermassive Selection

by: Muse

Release Date 2007
This is a lot different to what they're done before. It's not the useal greyish raw emotion muse have (this isn't a bad thing i love muse!) Instead they've funked it up a bit. It's gives the song a sleazy feel to it. But you can still hear muse's useual style shineing through. It's a great song don't get me wrong! but it's definatly a grower. First time i heard it i thought it was alrite, but after around 3 or 4 listens i love it! So don't poo poo it at first, give it a chance. If you're a muse fan like me, it'll at first feel like being a fish out of water, but then you'll devolop lungs and feet!

CD-Charts Position 89
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Sing for Absolution [DVD]

by: Muse

Release Date May 17, 2004
Not my favourite track from 'Absolution', but benefits from a very nice, spacey video. The 'making of' clip is very good, and makes you watch the video in a whole new light (and look for the MR2). The Big Day Off clip is worth it just for Dom Howard trying to play golf.

CD-Charts Position 90
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Sing For Absolution Cd Single

by: Muse

Release Date 2007
Not my favourite track from 'Absolution', but benefits from a very nice, spacey video. The 'making of' clip is very good, and makes you watch the video in a whole new light (and look for the MR2). The Big Day Off clip is worth it just for Dom Howard trying to play golf.