Origin of Symmetry

So, okay, just to give you an idea of where we are in our sort of timeline.

Muse released Origin of Symmetry.

Radiohead released Amnesiac.

Lauryn Hill settles the lawsuit filed against her by the musicians that played on her albums.

One band that did that was Muse.

So I love Origin of Symmetry.

And they did that.

They went back into the studio and they remixed it how they wanted it to originally sound.

Yeah, the whole thing I've seen.

I saw them at their second Law tour, which was incredible, and I watched them at Reading Festival do Origins of Symmetry anniversary gig that did the whole album, and it was cool as fuck.

I don't care

if I haven't had a good song in the last ten years.

While initially compared to contemporary British alternative acts, Muse distinguished themselves through Bellamy's virtuoso guitar work, falsetto vocal range, and apocalyptic lyrical themes.

Muse then achieved mass critical and commercial success with their second album, 2001's Origin of Symmetry, and also their 2003 follow-up, Absolution.

Absolution debuted at number one on the UK albums chart and produced successful singles, including Time Is Running Out and Hysteria.

Not Def Leppard.

Oh, oh, hey guys.

Do, do you remember Origin of Symmetry?

[laughs]

Yeah.

We remember Origin of Symmetry.

It's pretty rocking.

Yeah, I mean, th- like I said earlier, this is the, this is a direct response to fans bitching at them about not being old school.

similar for this episode.

I was listening to The Origin of Symmetry for a bit.

Before I went and pulled the outlines and I'm like, oh, whoops.

And I was having some deja vu because we talked about the origin of symmetry on.

You and I have done

origin of symmetry.

Yeah.

Yeah.