Dookiac wrote:

ah well... I for one liked this album... however many teenies it brought to the fanbase.

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Parasence wrote:

electrifried said a word. :) +1

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maplejet wrote:

"New title: Black Holes and Large Hadron Colliders. " LOL! The LHC is out for months BTW!!! Anyways, agree with Wjen...with Muse though, they change up their sound from album to album...Origin of Symmetry was a heavy guitar-driven album, Absolution was a little more on the symphonic side, and this one takes a lot of dance-like effects and electronic effects on several tracks.

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electrifried wrote:

I'm sick of people saying albums are bad because it's not the 'same' and 'familiar'. Black Holes & Revelations, American Idiot, Underclass Hero...all great albums. But they were rejected. Why? Because people like the OLD band! I can't fathom why people aren't willing to open their mind to a new style. Technically speaking, Black Holes & Revelations is a stunning album. Original, beautiful, deep and pleasing. This is forever one of my favourite albums, despite it being different from Absolution or Origin of Symmetry. If you go into this album with the train of thought, it is STUNNING. ^ AMEN

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BaNeFuL94 wrote:

This album is great for one reason- it's different. It's louder than past Muse albums, slightly more radio-friendly. This doesn't make it a bad album at all. For the record: Absolution > Black Holes > Origin > Showbiz

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VioletMoonie wrote:

Second favourite Muse Album for me.

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haushi wrote:

haha agree with Kajda23

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Kajda23 wrote:

Wjen: I can't agree more

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SupaFurryOcelot wrote:

Origin, was very different to Showbiz and Absolution was very different to Origin. I don't have a problem with the band's style changing, I just feel that BH&R lacks originality and IMO, technically speaking it's a step down from what Muse are capable of.

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FootToFace wrote:

Green Day and Sum 41 have always sucked

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higginst wrote:

2nd best muse album [2]

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Wjen wrote:

I'm sick of people saying albums are bad because it's not the 'same' and 'familiar'. Black Holes & Revelations, American Idiot, Underclass Hero...all great albums. But they were rejected. Why? Because people like the OLD band! I can't fathom why people aren't willing to open their mind to a new style. Technically speaking, Black Holes & Revelations is a stunning album. Original, beautiful, deep and pleasing. This is forever one of my favourite albums, despite it being different from Absolution or Origin of Symmetry. If you go into this album with the train of thought, it is STUNNING.

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bad_wisdom wrote:

I, for one, think it's brilliant.

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some_guy_123 wrote:

New title: Black Holes and Large Hadron Colliders.

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Though I love Muse, this is one of their worst :/

SupaFurryOcelot wrote:

Apart from a couple of tunes, I think the album is derivative and unoriginal. It almost feels like a series of covers. Those songs that do feel like the real Muse aren't up to the standard of the older albums. I was really looking forward to this, but it's a complete let down for me. I have to agree with FootToFace, seriously overrated.

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FootToFace wrote:

overrated

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TROGDOR57 wrote:

2nd Best Muse album.

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