Muse Discography

Albums	Tracks
	Sunburn Muscle Museum Fillip Falling Down Cave Showbiz Unintended Uno Sober Escape Overdue Hate This and I'll Love You Spiral Static	Showbiz was Muse's debut album, having been recorded between 1998 and 1999. The songs themselves included some of the older songs in Muse's repertoir, dating as far back as 1996. All songs on the album had been witten by 1997. These were among the "fifty or so" that Muse had written before entering the studio. The band picked those which they deemed least progressive to make up Showbiz. (Source: muse.mu)
	New Born Bliss Space Dementia Hyper Music Plug In Baby Citizen Erased Micro Cuts Screenager Dark Shines Feeling Good Meglomania Futurism	Origin of Symmetry came first about through the changes Muse underwent during their intensive touring in promotion of Showbiz, with a lot of material written whilst touring. However, this album is more riff orientated and slightly darker than Showbiz, containing several songs which use piano or organ. Origin of Symmetry was intended as a more progressive rock-styled album, with different vocal styles than that of Showbiz. The ambition behind the album was to show the harder rock and eccentric elements of the band, that they felt had not been seen so far. This included bringing back a lot of music "filtered out" from Showbiz. The bass in the album is also more prominent and distorted. Some of the songs of the album draw influence from the band members' relationships suffering from the effects of them being on tour. (Source: muse.mu)
	CD 1 Forced In Shrinking Universe Recess Yes Please Map of Your Head Nature_1 Shine Acoustic Ashamed The Gallery Hyper Chondriac Music CD 2 Dead Star (Live) Micro Cuts (Live) Citizen Erased (Live) Showbiz (Live) Megalomania (Live) Dark Shines (Live) Screenager (Live) Space Dementia (Live) In Your World (Live) Muscle Museum (Live) Agitated (Live)	The Hullabaloo Soundtrack was released in accompaniment on the Hullabaloo DVD. Disc 1 includes a selection of B-sides used in the documentary on Disc 2 of the DVD, and disc 2 includes live tracks recorded at the Paris Zénithgigs in 2001. On physical copies, if the second (live) disc is rewound from the first song (some CD players will only allow fast forwarding from the last song), the Tom Waits intro "What's He Building" can be heard. (Source: muse.mu)
	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 Fury	Absolution is Muse's third album and was released worldwide during September 2003, with the first single, "Stockholm Syndrome", being released on the 14th July 2003. The album was recorded at Grouse Lodge Studios in Ireland and AIR Studios on London during 2003. The songs featured on Absolution were written whilst Muse toured in support of Origin of Symmetry and Hullabaloo, with some songs such as " Fury" originating as early as early 2000. Rich Costey began producing Absolution after a the tracks " Blackout" and " Butterflies & Hurricanes" were recorded with Paul Reeve, who co-produced Showbiz and John Cornfield, who engineered Showbiz and Orgin of Symmetry. Like the previous Muse album, Orgin of Symmetry, Absolution is influenced by classical composers such as Sergei Rachmaninov and Samuel Barber, whilst "Endlessly" introduces a more electronic sound with songs such as " The Small Print" and " Thoughts of a Dying Atheist" being guitar-led. (Source: muse.mu)
	Take A Bow Starlight Supermassive Black Hole Map Of The Problematique Soldier's Poem Invincible Assassin Exo-Politics City Of Delusion Hoodoo Knights Of Cydonia Glorious	Black Holes and Revelations is Muse's fourth studio album, released three years after previous album Absolution, in July 2006. The album is less classically orientated than Origin of Symmetry and Absolution, while introducing new influences including jazz, soul and R&B. The album contains elements of these genres. The varied influences on the album can be traced to the intial demos and recording made in the Château Miraval studio and the later recordings in New York City, where Matt DJed in a club and the band recorded the remaining songs in the Electric Lady Studios. Inspiration for the album was taken from a wide variety of other artists, from contemporary acts such as Lightning Bolt and Rage Against The Machine, to composer Ennio Morricone and jazz singer Nina Simone. (Source: muse.mu)
	CD Intro Knights Of Cydonia Hysteria Supermassive Black Hole Map of the Problematique Butterflies and Hurricanes Invincible Starlight Time Is Running Out New Born Unintended Micro Cuts Stockholm Syndrome Take a Bow DVD Intro (Video) Knights of Cydonia (Video) Hysteria (Video) Supermassive Black Hole (Video) Map of the Problematique (Video) Butterflies and Hurricanes (Video) Hoodoo (Video) Apocalypse Please (Video) Feeling Good (Video) Invincible (Video) Starlight (Video) Improv. (Video) Time is Running Out (Video) New Born (Video) Soldier's Poem (Video) Unintended (Video) Blackout (Video) Plug in Baby (Video) Stockholm Syndrome (Video) Take a Bow (Video) Behind the Scenes (Video)	H.A.A.R.P. is a live album featuring recordings from Muse's two concerts at Wembley Stadium in 2007. The release is a CD and DVD package, with the CD featuring a partial set list from the 16th of June and the DVD featuring a partial set list from the 17th of June along with a documentary and photograph gallery. (Source: muse.mu)
	Uprising Resistance Undisclosed Desires United States Of Eurasia (+Collateral Damage) Guiding Light Unnatural Selection/li> MK Ultra I Belong to You (+Mon Cœur S'ouvre à Ta Voix) Exogenesis: Symphony Part 1 (Overture) Exogenesis: Symphony Part 2 (Cross Pollination) Exogenesis: Symphony Part 3 (Redemption)	Muse's fifth studio album, The Resistance, was released on September 14th 2009. Like previous Muse albums it draws from a wide range of genres and influences, including glam rock, R&B, disco and classical. The Resistance sees the return of instrumentation previously used on Origin of Symmetry, including a church organ (Unnatural Selection) and llama toenails (United States of Eurasia).Matthew Bellamy summarised the album as having "an emphasis on rhythm and contemporary R&B at the start. Then it gets epic and strange, then it becomes contemporary classical music." (Source: muse.mu)
	Supremacy Madness Panic Station Prelude Survival Follow Me Animals Explorers Big Freeze Save Me Liquid State The 2nd Law: Unsustainable The 2nd Law: Isolated System	Chris has said in a recent interview that the band want to do something "radically different" on their next album. The bassist told Kerrang! magazine that it felt like they were "drawing a line" under their past and were eager to embrace new ideas. He said:" feel like we are drawing a line under a certain period of what we've done in our career. It feels like it's time to move on and do something radically different." However, he also admitted that it wasn't always easy to progress and push their sound forward, adding: "But then you could get into the studio and go back to what you're comfortable with. You get in the studio and there's a natural process and you have to see where a song will take you." On his Twitter account Matt jokingly described the album as a "christian gangsta rap jazz odyssey, with some ambient rebellious dubstep and face melting metal flamenco cowboy psychedelia". (Source: muse.mu)

Sunburn
Muscle Museum
Fillip
Falling Down
Cave
Showbiz
Unintended
Uno
Sober
Escape
Overdue
Hate This and I'll Love You
Spiral Static

Showbiz was Muse's debut album, having been recorded between 1998 and 1999. The songs themselves included some of the older songs in Muse's repertoir, dating as far back as 1996. All songs on the album had been witten by 1997. These were among the "fifty or so" that Muse had written before entering the studio. The band picked those which they deemed least progressive to make up Showbiz. (Source: muse.mu)

New Born
Bliss
Space Dementia
Hyper Music
Plug In Baby
Citizen Erased
Micro Cuts
Screenager
Dark Shines
Feeling Good
Meglomania
Futurism

Origin of Symmetry came first about through the changes Muse underwent during their intensive touring in promotion of Showbiz, with a lot of material written whilst touring. However, this album is more riff orientated and slightly darker than Showbiz, containing several songs which use piano or organ. Origin of Symmetry was intended as a more progressive rock-styled album, with different vocal styles than that of Showbiz. The ambition behind the album was to show the harder rock and eccentric elements of the band, that they felt had not been seen so far. This included bringing back a lot of music "filtered out" from Showbiz. The bass in the album is also more prominent and distorted. Some of the songs of the album draw influence from the band members' relationships suffering from the effects of them being on tour. (Source: muse.mu)

CD 1
Forced In
Shrinking Universe
Recess
Yes Please
Map of Your Head
Nature_1
Shine Acoustic
Ashamed
The Gallery
Hyper Chondriac Music
CD 2
Dead Star (Live)
Micro Cuts (Live)
Citizen Erased (Live)
Showbiz (Live)
Megalomania (Live)
Dark Shines (Live)
Screenager (Live)
Space Dementia (Live)
In Your World (Live)
Muscle Museum (Live)
Agitated (Live)

The Hullabaloo Soundtrack was released in accompaniment on the Hullabaloo DVD. Disc 1 includes a selection of B-sides used in the documentary on Disc 2 of the DVD, and disc 2 includes live tracks recorded at the Paris Zénithgigs in 2001. On physical copies, if the second (live) disc is rewound from the first song (some CD players will only allow fast forwarding from the last song), the Tom Waits intro "What's He Building" can be heard. (Source: muse.mu)

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
Fury

Absolution is Muse's third album and was released worldwide during September 2003, with the first single, "Stockholm Syndrome", being released on the 14th July 2003. The album was recorded at Grouse Lodge Studios in Ireland and AIR Studios on London during 2003. The songs featured on Absolution were written whilst Muse toured in support of Origin of Symmetry and Hullabaloo, with some songs such as " Fury" originating as early as early 2000. Rich Costey began producing Absolution after a the tracks " Blackout" and " Butterflies & Hurricanes" were recorded with Paul Reeve, who co-produced Showbiz and John Cornfield, who engineered Showbiz and Orgin of Symmetry. Like the previous Muse album, Orgin of Symmetry, Absolution is influenced by classical composers such as Sergei Rachmaninov and Samuel Barber, whilst "Endlessly" introduces a more electronic sound with songs such as " The Small Print" and " Thoughts of a Dying Atheist" being guitar-led. (Source: muse.mu)

Take A Bow
Starlight
Supermassive Black Hole
Map Of The Problematique
Soldier's Poem
Invincible
Assassin
Exo-Politics
City Of Delusion
Hoodoo
Knights Of Cydonia
Glorious

Black Holes and Revelations is Muse's fourth studio album, released three years after previous album Absolution, in July 2006. The album is less classically orientated than Origin of Symmetry and Absolution, while introducing new influences including jazz, soul and R&B. The album contains elements of these genres. The varied influences on the album can be traced to the intial demos and recording made in the Château Miraval studio and the later recordings in New York City, where Matt DJed in a club and the band recorded the remaining songs in the Electric Lady Studios. Inspiration for the album was taken from a wide variety of other artists, from contemporary acts such as Lightning Bolt and Rage Against The Machine, to composer Ennio Morricone and jazz singer Nina Simone. (Source: muse.mu)

CD
Intro
Knights Of Cydonia
Hysteria
Supermassive Black Hole
Map of the Problematique
Butterflies and Hurricanes
Invincible
Starlight
Time Is Running Out
New Born
Unintended
Micro Cuts
Stockholm Syndrome
Take a Bow
DVD
Intro (Video)
Knights of Cydonia (Video)
Hysteria (Video)
Supermassive Black Hole (Video)
Map of the Problematique (Video)
Butterflies and Hurricanes (Video)
Hoodoo (Video)
Apocalypse Please (Video)
Feeling Good (Video)
Invincible (Video)
Starlight (Video)
Improv. (Video)
Time is Running Out (Video)
New Born (Video)
Soldier's Poem (Video)
Unintended (Video)
Blackout (Video)
Plug in Baby (Video)
Stockholm Syndrome (Video)
Take a Bow (Video)
Behind the Scenes (Video)

H.A.A.R.P. is a live album featuring recordings from Muse's two concerts at Wembley Stadium in 2007. The release is a CD and DVD package, with the CD featuring a partial set list from the 16th of June and the DVD featuring a partial set list from the 17th of June along with a documentary and photograph gallery. (Source: muse.mu)

Uprising
Resistance
Undisclosed Desires
United States Of Eurasia (+Collateral Damage)
Guiding Light
Unnatural Selection/li>
MK Ultra
I Belong to You (+Mon Cœur S'ouvre à Ta Voix)
Exogenesis: Symphony Part 1 (Overture)
Exogenesis: Symphony Part 2 (Cross Pollination)
Exogenesis: Symphony Part 3 (Redemption)

Muse's fifth studio album, The Resistance, was released on September 14th 2009. Like previous Muse albums it draws from a wide range of genres and influences, including glam rock, R&B, disco and classical. The Resistance sees the return of instrumentation previously used on Origin of Symmetry, including a church organ (Unnatural Selection) and llama toenails (United States of Eurasia).Matthew Bellamy summarised the album as having "an emphasis on rhythm and contemporary R&B at the start. Then it gets epic and strange, then it becomes contemporary classical music." (Source: muse.mu)

Supremacy
Madness
Panic Station
Prelude
Survival
Follow Me
Animals
Explorers
Big Freeze
Save Me
Liquid State
The 2nd Law: Unsustainable
The 2nd Law: Isolated System

Chris has said in a recent interview that the band want to do something "radically different" on their next album. The bassist told Kerrang! magazine that it felt like they were "drawing a line" under their past and were eager to embrace new ideas. He said:" feel like we are drawing a line under a certain period of what we've done in our career. It feels like it's time to move on and do something radically different." However, he also admitted that it wasn't always easy to progress and push their sound forward, adding: "But then you could get into the studio and go back to what you're comfortable with. You get in the studio and there's a natural process and you have to see where a song will take you." On his Twitter account Matt jokingly described the album as a "christian gangsta rap jazz odyssey, with some ambient rebellious dubstep and face melting metal flamenco cowboy psychedelia". (Source: muse.mu)

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