Now we know, Muse is spent in the category of great groups, those who fill stadiums and whose shows (like their productions elsewhere) are grandiloquent. This is what annoys sometimes a bit like a Queen at the time. The fact remains that this trajectory was predictable as the work on the sound and production were licked from the first album. On their second, "Origins of Symmetry", Muse, however, goes into high speed and of introduction ("New Born") leaves no doubt on the wall of the pest that will befall the listener. The rest of the album follows in the same vein and Muse sign out some of his best pieces from his discography. Albums that follow will be of good quality but this sequel is probably that best marks the group as a musical identity, a sort of modern day Phil Spector ...
