All Artists: Muse Title: Deadstar 2 Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Mushroom Records Release Date: 7/9/2002 Album Type: Import, Single Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 766488953923 |
Muse Deadstar 2 Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock 2002 single features studio versions of 'Dead Star' & 'In Your World' (which are only available as live tracks on the 2002 release, 'Hullabaloo') & two additional non-LP tracks, 'T.B.C.' & 'In Your World' (Video). | |
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Album Description 2002 single features studio versions of 'Dead Star' & 'In Your World' (which are only available as live tracks on the 2002 release, 'Hullabaloo') & two additional non-LP tracks, 'T.B.C.' & 'In Your World' (Video). |
CD ReviewsIt'll blow you away... innocent_x | The Netherlands | 07/09/2002 (5 out of 5 stars) "Well, that's what 'In Your World' did to me. The moment I listened to it, I fell in love with the song and knew it would be my favourite song of this year, maybe my favourite song of all time. I have both studio albums, both are great, but no song comes even close to In Your World. I can try and describe why, but maybe it's better to find out for yourself. The money spent on this shouldn't be seen as a cost, but as a sound investment..." Brilliant! alexliamw | Oxford | 08/20/2002 (4 out of 5 stars) "At first, this double-A side from Radiohead-except-not-so-happy turned space-grunge trio seems a bit indistinguishable from their second album, but after a few listens its charms begin to unfold. In Your World is a tortured, Bach-inspired rock number, whilst the undeniably superior Dead Star, is pure sonic assault: the heaviest they've ever done, raging in its own fury with choppy chords verging on metal in the verse, and a vicious, screaming hookline of 'it's coming your way!' sung over madly distorted guitars and thrashing, pounding drums, leading into the angriest chorus conceivable and a recurring Korn-like riff. Origin of Symmetry might have laid to rest the Radiohead ghosts, but this batters them round the room with a fury so visceral it threatens to turn its rage on anyone who would ever dare to disagree. As a B-side we have a mad version of 'Can't Take My Eyes Off You', starting quite similar to the original but playing the trumpet bit as a guitar solo and sounding like classic tortured Muse by the normally happy refrain of 'I love you baby, and if it's quite alright...'. Fantastic stuff."
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