Muse: Origin Of Symmetry XX Anniversary RemiXX Vinyl 2LP
"Double vinyl LP pressing housed in a gatefold jacket with remastered and remixed audio, and reimagined front cover artwork. The XX Anniversary RemiXX also adds 'Futurism' to the tracklist. Originally a bonus track on the album's Japanese edition and subsequently tagged to the end of the album on streaming services, 'Futurism' now adds a burst of energy to bridge the gap between 'Feeling Good' and 'Megalomania'. This reflects its placing on the 2019 box set Origin of Muse." - Warner Records
- 20th anniversary edition w/ remixed / remastered audio and alternate cover art
- black double vinyl pressing
- includes Japanese CD bonus track 'Futurism'
- housed in full color gatefold jacket w/ printed inner sleeves
- music label: Warner Records 2021
In revisiting the album what we found was the original mixes on the singles, like ‘Plug In Baby’ and ‘Bliss’, were pretty good so they were the hardest ones to improve. It was the deeper album tracks like ‘Micro Cuts’ where we were able to make massive breakthroughs. - Matt, Dom & Chris
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"Double vinyl LP pressing housed in a gatefold jacket with remastered and remixed audio, and reimagined front cover artwork. The XX Anniversary RemiXX also adds 'Futurism' to the tracklist. Originally a bonus track on the album's Japanese edition and subsequently tagged to the end of the album on streaming services, 'Futurism' now adds a burst of energy to bridge the gap between 'Feeling Good' and 'Megalomania'. This reflects its placing on the 2019 box set Origin of Muse." - Warner Records
- 20th anniversary edition w/ remixed / remastered audio and alternate cover art
- black double vinyl pressing
- includes Japanese CD bonus track 'Futurism'
- housed in full color gatefold jacket w/ printed inner sleeves
- music label: Warner Records 2021
In revisiting the album what we found was the original mixes on the singles, like ‘Plug In Baby’ and ‘Bliss’, were pretty good so they were the hardest ones to improve. It was the deeper album tracks like ‘Micro Cuts’ where we were able to make massive breakthroughs. - Matt, Dom & Chris
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