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Imserba Webstore - Black Holes and Revelations
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List Price: $15.98
Our Price: $9.28
Your Save: $ 6.70 ( 42% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0093624428428
Label: Warner Bros / Wea
Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Warner Bros / Wea
Release Date: 2006-07-11
Studio: Warner Bros / Wea
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Summary: Techo- Prog Rock?
Comment: If this is what one calls prog?
I want to listen to Death Metal-country,Hip-Hop music all fused into one.
Listen to all you degenerates who want to claim to be prog rockers.This is in no shape or form,progressive.This is Duran Duran at best.It reminds me of the New Wave crap that polluted the rock world back in the early 80's, pure jelly dougnut music glazed with duck butter."Soldier Poem" is a real rocker huh ???????
What does that sound like,Air Supply fused with Bono or Bonner?
What is worse is that they are alluded to sounding like Queen.C'mon have some respect. This is Kajagoo-goo with Boww Wow Wow Duck Butter glazed fecal matter.How can a true rocker like this.
Thanks for the jewel case though.
Another garbage delight !!!!!!!!!
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Summary: "Ignite all the souls that would die to feel alive."
Comment: Map of the Problematique was the single that introduced me to Muse last Fall, and from the intensity and brilliance of that one song I wondered if it was the band's only great song.
My fears were groundless.
Black Holes and Revelations is one brilliant album from start to finish. The eccentric Take a Bow kicks off the music and the album finishes with the equally eccentric, epic, and wonderful Knights of Cydonia.
Starlight is the anthem song of the album, and it fights to take first place as the best song on it.
The CD is fantastic through and through.
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Summary: Amazing CD.
Comment: I originally heard the song "Take a Bow" from the Watchmen (movie) trailer and immediately loved it. Upon buying the CD I was amazed how almost every song had a different sound to it. From the agressive electronic sounds of "Take a Bow" to the melodic tones of "Starlight" to the upbeat rocking sounds of "Supermassive Black Hole", each song draws you in. It's a CD you don't get bored of because there is no repetitive sounds beween the songs and it almost plays like a compilation of various yet similar artists. Overall, I would recommend this CD for it's new and different yet refreshing sounds.
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Summary: Better with each listen
Comment: I must say that this album is mind blowing, and it only gets better with time. Every single song is part of the masterpiece- there are no fillers. No album has received more play time in my CD player than this. Muse is a master at making songs that grow better with time- no other band does this to me. When I first listened it it, I liked it, but didn't think it was quite as good as Absolution. After listening to it for almost two years now, it has greatly surpassed Absolution. Their genius and mastery of their style has become apparent. If at first you don't love it, keep listening- it gets better with every listen. The first four songs (Take a Bow, Starlight, Black Holes and Revelations, and Map of the Problematic) are without flaw.
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Summary: Pretty darn good!
Comment: Sometimes leans a little too much toward the "dancy" (synth-rock) stuff, but overall a solid effort. The rock songs really do ROCK, and it's a fairly good listen all the way through.
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