Muse - Map of the Problematique [HD]

The fantastic song Map of the Problematique by Muse, from the album Black Holes and Revelations.

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[alfredneuman]

Incredibly talented band which transitions from rock, to synth, to metal without missing a note.  

[ThePOVgirlLola]

One of the best songs ever written and performed. Their greatest work.

[soldierstclass]

Welcome back MUSE fans!!! . . . This is one of there best who's with me?!?!?!?!

[ThomasJakobMusic]

People complain about Simulation Theory, but if you listen carefully, ST is just like BHAR but in synthwave version. Map of the Problematique could easily be transformed into some 80s-like synthwave song. Proves Muse have always been making genuine music and ST stands perfectly in line with that.

[DraKulisCinematicGaming]

I cannot simply recall another single band that has so many fucking is life MUSE is Joy

[finnthewitch]

"Why can't we see that when we bleed, we bleed the same?"
That line. so powerful.

[KreuzYT]

yea yea, everyone cites "when we bleed we bleed the same" but what about the previous line "and no one thinks they are to blame"..? this single line always pierces my heart more than any other in this song
because in this time and age it seems like no one wants to take responsibilty for neither their words nor their actions, always going with the flow, taking the easy route numbing themselfs and just suffering from weekend to weekend, probably thinking something like "yea i will start to change something as soon as i win the lottery, which should happen anytime soon" leaving everything in control of someone else and passing this way of life down to future generations...
because that's just the way it is. and no one thinks they are to blame

[mk]

"I want to be free from desolation and despair..." Great song!!

[superdrone]

Nobody blends rock and electronics like Muse, and I think this song is the best example of this, it is just extraordinary!

[carolc]

when you are alone, when you feel like shit and then you hear this and you feel alive again
(btw hearing this live tastes like paradise)

[thebatman]

Muse have so many great songs but there's something about this song that makes it ascend above all the others. People use the word 'epic' too liberally, but this song IS epic.

[tiotharius]

2:20 I get chills every time I listen to this, at this exact moment. I never thought electric guitar and piano could sound this perfect.

[r.j.macready]

It appears Muse are the perfect quarantine pandemic band... it's almost if their entire back catalogue was building towards this moment.

[marcelo_afonso]

I can see the Inspirations of "Enjoy the Silence" running in the blood of this masterpiece. Such a beautiful music. It's so daunting, chaotic and powerful at the same time.

[miguelitomarques]

My favorite Muse song. This shit copes with my solitude very well.

[brahm]

This song is another example of why muse might be the best rock band ever.... FIGHT ME!

[ryukan]

If not their best song, definitely in their top five.

[BatteriiiOriginal]

Theres just something indescribable that makes this song the definition of perfect.

[BitoOFtheUchiha]

Here cause of umbrella academy....Love Muse but didn't hear this gem til this last season just came out i knew it was them immediately ❤❤❤❤❤

[mish]

BEST CONCERT IVE EVER BEEN TO. HANDS DOWN. PRODUCTION WAS F'ING PHENOMENAL. this is their best song EVER!