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It might very well be called average, no matter how well executed the average songs are.

 

So basically, what made Uprising "great" is that it was catchy. You out it in a much more subtle way though, congrats.

 

yes, they have always mixed genres, but they have always done it in a better way, where their influences couldn't just be pointed towards individual songs, and they always made it sound coherent and kept to one style(for the most part). That is the main problem with TR.

 

I didn't say it was "catchy" I said it was easy for people to sing. Never mind. I forgot what thread this was. You can have it.

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That's a lot of nonsense in one post.

 

Only because you disagree and lack better ways of saying it than being insulting.

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Um no, it's just a very average album, trying to fit too many styles in one. Their best albums (regarded here at least) all have the same sort of sound throughout (OoS and Abso). Also, about the songs individually, what track on The Resistance could actually challenge for best Muse song?

 

Average???

 

It is, at the very least, excellently executed, even if it's not your taste. It may not excite you personally, however, it could hardly be called average.

 

Compared to other Muse songs, I think Uprising is average in terms of Matt being able to sing a far greater range, however, that wasn't the purpose of the song. What made it great was that it's one of the few Muse songs that most people can sing along to.

 

They've always mixed genres. Always.

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I'm 13 Plus, my mum's loved Muse ever since she first heard Muscle Museum on the radio back in 1999 She's played Muse to me my whole childhood, pretty much.

 

That's a pwoper upbringing. I got the Beatles--proper, but not pwoper.