Isn't it amazing that matt Bellamy composed every part of every single one of them songs. It was the first time I heard these was when I realised his genius! I've been a fan since the first album too!

Part 3 is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard, and it's hard to think that it came from a rock band essentially. Beautiful vocal and piano Melody beautiful string arrangement the perfect amount of bass and drums.

The orchestral parts within the song are arranged by Matthew Bellamy. He stated he wanted to do this himself as he "never wanted to collaborate with a string arranger as they may make it 'theirs'".

Admittedly not a track I go out of my way to hear much, but if I do it’s always all three parts. I used to ignore it because it was a Symphony but when I did listen it was amazing. As someone has stated once before, it transports you to another world. EDIT: And please watch the offical music video for part 3, it’s beautiful! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y5aXps5kptLUgYk.html It was a fan made video, and then Muse saw it and decided to play Part 3 live for the first (and only!) time while the creator of the video was in the audience, with his video playing on the big screen behind them. Muse then asked him if they could make it the offical video. Apparently they also kept in touch because the same fan then worked with them and made the equally tear-jerking official video for “Aftermath” on their channel!

Redemption is one of the greatest pieces of music ive ever heard, it always makes me look at the world differently

Part 3 feels happier until you watch the music video. I never cried that hard with a music video before. It's a piece of art. 😭💔💖💖💖

“I belong to you” is the track before those tracks begin and I consider it to be a soft opening to the symphony and Matt sings in French which is awesome

Ehh, now you know why we wanted you to listen to this one. I was so happy to see your mesperized reaction at the end. It's amazing, simply amazing. One may praise the melodic complexity or the dynamics, the arrangment, the influences perfectly weaved in, the drama, the themes of despair that turns into hope and the epicness of it but really, it's just incredibly beautiful. I think Muse showed time and time again that Classical music has a place in modern mainstream music and this is probably the one that shows it best (although i would argue that many other tracks, especially on The Resistance, like United States of Eurasia, Unnatural Selection and I Belong to You show it aswell). This is probably, from an objective point of view, their best song (even though it may not be many people's favourite) but you still have plenty of great Muse tracks to check out, and since you have never listened to anything from Simulation Theory, i recommend either Algorithm, The Dark Side or Blockades.

We chose Redemption to be our wedding song 11 years ago, still love it ❤️

The last part always gives me goosebumps. If I watch the music video for it, I nearly cry. And I thought you were going to cry from listening to the 3rd part 😅. It really does get to you.

I absolutely agree with you. Matt is an unbelievable song writter. What a fabulous musician!

Part 3 is one of the most beautiful piece of music I ever heard. I remember back in school, I had a work to do for a french subject (since I'm french). It was something like "Choose a song you love, and explain what it means to you." So I choose Exogenesis Part 3 : Redemption. To me, during this song, I always saw the end of a battle between good and evil. There's smoke everywhere on the battleground, and you see some of the protagonist who survived, looking at who had the same chance. And one of them sees something appearing away. It's the main character qualified as a divine strengh against darkness. The soldier who's looking at him, is in tears, happy to see him again. But this powerful warrior, this savior was always only an entity, not a real person. And because his mission has been accomplished, it is time for him to return where he comes from. So his body begins to disintegrate to give way to a shimmering light that takes flight to the sky. The soldiers look at this spectacle of nameless beauty, forever grateful.

I know a lot of people will disagree, but you should check out Explorers by Muse on The 2nd Law album.

the live version of this is insane, 3 of the members where standing on an elevating pillar, you mentioned a heartbeat matt actually added the sound of his son's heartbeat on a song named follow me in the 2nd law album

Fantastic, all is fantastic with Muse. Best band ever.

This is still so captivating every time I listen to this. Matt Bellamy is a genius!!

When I hopped into KZfaq tonight, this was right there ready for me. I said to myself "no way!" in a good way. Thank you, Gabriel, for reacting to this. Now, do you see why some of us metal peeps, who are also Muse fans, were blown away when "Won't Stand Down" came out? Muse is so talented on so many levels and so underappreciated in the US especially. Peace and keep on rocking!! 🤘

I haven’t ever seen your reaction videos before and have just binged on about 7 of your Muse ones. I love your attention to detail and ability to pick out all the different aspects of the song. It’s nice to see a reaction video from someone who genuinely appreciates musical composition. I loved your excitement at certain aspects of other Muse songs too! It was a pleasure to watch!

The first part is my favourite, honestly brought a tear to my eye the first few times I listened to it

Matt bellamy gave me a newfound respect for music like this.

Glad you loved Exogenesis, you can find on KZfaq a young Matt playing piano, for something different react to unsustainable from 2nd Law.

you are my favorite music reactor of all time. no pauses, no unnecessary exposition, its just like im showing my buddies this song for the first time and i relish the reaction and use those fractions of musical emotion as energy for my ultimate plan, dont ask

Gotta admit, I never listened to Exogenesis in full before. But I did for this, and I'm glad I did. It was cool going through that journey with you!

And I keep enjoying a lot your Muse journey!

Part 3 is my favorite composition of all time. All I have to do is imagine it in my head and I get chills. The emotion is unparalleled. The first two parts are just as noteworthy of course, but they don't pull on my heartstrings as much as part 3 does. I will never understand how Exogenesis is not considered Muse's magnum opus by more fans. Citizen Erased, Knights of Cydonia, Stockholm Syndrome, all good songs but they don't hold a candle to this symphony imo.

Muse is amazing. They are so well balanced and Non repetitive. They take you to a place. And his words are so inspiring alllll the time. Every album has its own vibe. Along with every song. You might not like the start but almost always you will like something in a song of his.

Love your reactions and glad you're enjoying your muse journey. Can't wait to see more of it🙌🏼

excellente analyse

Hahah love your take on muse. I felt their was a phase where u were growing tired of them, but never doubt in Bellamy. Lol

I play part 3 for my wife sometimes. It's actually pretty easy to play on piano.

Please please do Glorious, it's a be-side but my favorite Muse track ever.

All the parts are so beautiful, they transport you in an other dimension. Everything is perfect. I recommend you United States of Eurasia (+Collateral Damage) ☺️

It makes you wonder how a genius piece of music is hardly known, most people have never even heard of Muse that it makes you wonder is there some kind of conspiracy to keep them from being recognised.

Hi! Have you already reacted to The Dark Side or Bliss?

What other rock band can do this?

You forgot to say "genius"

Awesome

I like how people are making you listen through all of Muse’s deep cut songs haha. Personally, Exogenesis is not one of my favorites, but still it’s really cool how the album ends on a three-part symphony. Great video.

not quite sure where the original video is. I don't think it was produced by MUSE if i remember correctly. But maybe someone know. But this video for Part 3 is incredible: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y5aXps5kptLUgYk.html

Part 2 vibes is use again on another song called " blockades " from simulation theory album. Literally Its 11 12

Muse best! Masterpiece.

When I first heard this I thought WTF?! But it's grown on me a lot over the years.