Muse Sy

Who knew a black hole could be so mesmerizing? Muse has taken us on a cosmic journey with this track. Can't stop listening! #outofthisworld

My mind was blown the moment those legendary guitar riffs kicked in! Muse never ceases to amaze me with their musical prowess.

I'm not usually into dark matter, but this song sucks me in every time. Thank you, Muse, for turning astrophysics into a headbanger. 🤘🌌

"Plug in Baby" is a song by Muse that was released in 2001. It is considered one of the band's most popular songs and has been featured in numerous films, TV shows and commercials. The song's title refers to the idea that technology is advancing faster than humans can keep up with. The guitar part was inspired by Matt Bellamy playing with a malfunctioning wah-wah pedal. #BehindtheMusic

"Plug in Baby" is one of Muse's most popular hits, with its catchy guitar riff and haunting vocals. The song was released in 2001 as the lead single from their second album, "Origin of Symmetry". The inspiration for the song came from lead singer Matt Bellamy's fascination with the idea of creating a genetically modified human. He likened the plug in baby to a commodity that could be bought and sold. #BehindtheMusic

The song features an energetic rock beat and the lyrics talk about the idea of perfection and technology. The song is considered one of the most influential songs in the history of modern rock. #Facts #firstcommentary

"Muse's debut single Muscle Museum showcases their signature sound with propulsive bass and Matt Bellamy's soaring falsetto. The haunting lyrics are inspired by Bellamy's frustration with feeling helpless in his relationship. The single was released in 1999 and quickly gained a cult following, earning Muse comparisons to Radiohead. #BehindtheMusic"

it's a delight to play this song on clone hero...()❤