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| Muse | Primary Artist |
| Chris Wolstenholme | Group Member |
| Matthew Bellamy | Group Member |
| Dominic Howard | Group Member |
| John Cornfield | Engineer |
| John Leckie | Producer |
| Tim Summerhayes | Engineer |
| Dennis Smith | Executive Producer |
| Laurence Stevens | Art Direction |
| Stuart Hawkes | Mastering |
| Carl Fox | Sleeve Photo |
| Marc Carolan | Engineer |
| Matthew Bellamy | Composer, Engineer |
| Barny Bewick | Cover Design |
| Safta Jaffery | Executive Producer |
| Paul Reeve | Producer, Engineer |
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - MacKenzie Wilson
Critics say that Radiohead is best, but Muse is equally passionate and mad when it comes to delivering a raw rock sound. The Hullabaloo Soundtrack arrived after only two albums -- 1999's Showbiz and 2001's indie smash Origin of Symmetry -- and it's an ambitious move for the band. Hullabaloo captures Muse live in concert at Le Zenith in Paris in October 2001 on disc two. Frontman Matthew Bellamy howls and halloos through classics like "Muscle Museum" and "Citizen Erased." His bandmates provide a tight, grunge-inspired rhythm section; however, Bellamy's vocal anguish is painfully romantic -- think Jeff Buckley and more conservative Thom Yorke. Theatrics do take over ...