CD
- INTRO
- APOCALYPSE PLEASE
- TIME IS RUNNING OUT
- SING FOR ABSOLUTION
- STOCKHOLM SYNDROME
- FALLING AWAY WITH YOU
- INTERLUDE
- HYSTERIA
- BLACKOUT
- BUTTERFLIES AND HURRICANES
- THE SMALL PRINT
- ENDLESSLY
- THOUGHTS OF A DYING ATHEIST
- RULED BY SECRECY

Average rating (12 reviews)
One of the greatest albums of all time
paddymuse | 22/04/2008 | See all paddymuse's reviews (7) »
I honestly think without being biased that in time this will go down as a classic without a doubt. From start to finish it is genius, there is not one filler in this album. 'Apocalypse Please' starts the album brilliantly, it is powerful and anthem worthy. Every single song has been nurtured for greatness, 'Time is Running Out' begs you to get out and jump along to it, 'Stockholm Syndrome' when played at full volume sends shivers down your spine, 'Butterflies and Hurricanes' isn't a song, but a concerto, with piano and string arrangements. But picking out these songs is an injustice to the album because every single song is brilliant in it's own way. I'd recommend this album to anyone
Loud, Inspiring, Intelligent, Total Hysteria!
muselim | 16/03/2008 | See all muselim's reviews (3) »
From start to finish, this is awe inspiring rock music. With the guitar riffs of "Stockholm Syndrome" and the fat bass lines of "Hysteria" to the intelligence of "Butterflies & Hurricanes". This album is perfect for fans of all types of rock music whether you are indie lovers or metal heads. Overall, I think Muse's 2nd installment "Origin of Symmetry" is just slightly better. But this is the 2nd best album ever made. So, if you have never really heard Muse before, just make the small effort of clicking "buy" and change your life forever.
One of the best albums I've ever heard
Geordiesteve | 18/02/2008 | See all Geordiesteve's reviews (2) »
I'd never heard a great deal from Muse when I bought this album and boy had I missed out! It has to be the best album I own and it totally blows you away from 1st to last. A superb album from the best band in the world, 5 stars barely does it justice.




























