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Doga
The show at Belfast featured obscure stuff, indeed. For the more well-known songs, Live at Rome and HAARP at Wembley do the job.
The amazing with the Psycho Tour is how they are trying to do the same as Queen in the '79 playing in very small venues to play different material.
Drones seems to be a concept album so i'll keep my opinion to it till i heard the full thing.
The amazing with the Psycho Tour is how they are trying to do the same as Queen in the '79 playing in very small venues to play different material.
Drones seems to be a concept album so i'll keep my opinion to it till i heard the full thing.
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]mooghead wrote:[/b]
Naff... they were never in it for the long haul... flavour of the month a few years ago and that's how it should stay.[/QUOTE]
Nonsense.
When they put out Black Holes And Revelations they were by far the most interesting rock band in the world.
And in many ways they still are.
Just not with this latest song.
Naff... they were never in it for the long haul... flavour of the month a few years ago and that's how it should stay.[/QUOTE]
Nonsense.
When they put out Black Holes And Revelations they were by far the most interesting rock band in the world.
And in many ways they still are.
Just not with this latest song.
Doga
Tonight they are playing Assassin, this is one for the history records.
And is even the Omega version...
And is even the Omega version...
Rick
[QUOTE] [b]Doga wrote:[/b]
Tonight they are playing Assassin, this is one for the history records.
And is even the Omega version...[/QUOTE]
Amazing, right?
Yesterday they played Muscle Museum for the first time since 2007 and Map of the Problematique.
Tonight they are playing Assassin, this is one for the history records.
And is even the Omega version...[/QUOTE]
Amazing, right?
Yesterday they played Muscle Museum for the first time since 2007 and Map of the Problematique.
Doga
[QUOTE] [b]Rick wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Doga wrote:[/b]
Tonight they are playing Assassin, this is one for the history records.
And is even the Omega version...[/QUOTE]
Amazing, right?
Yesterday they played Muscle Museum for the first time since 2007 and Map of the Problematique.
[/QUOTE]
I check it and only two dates left, i'd like if they play Glorious and Exo-politics, knowing i'm a fan of the Black Holes & Revelations album. It won't happen, though.
Anyway i can't complain, Fury, Futurism, Assassin, Muscle Museum... this tour is godly.
Muscle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXGNWFaArg0
[QUOTE] [b]Doga wrote:[/b]
Tonight they are playing Assassin, this is one for the history records.
And is even the Omega version...[/QUOTE]
Amazing, right?
Yesterday they played Muscle Museum for the first time since 2007 and Map of the Problematique.
[/QUOTE]
I check it and only two dates left, i'd like if they play Glorious and Exo-politics, knowing i'm a fan of the Black Holes & Revelations album. It won't happen, though.
Anyway i can't complain, Fury, Futurism, Assassin, Muscle Museum... this tour is godly.
Muscle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXGNWFaArg0
Chief Mouse
The new single!
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Rick
Rage comments in 3...2...1...
(I like it, by the way. Very different from Psycho. That's why I love this band so much. They are so diverse)
(I like it, by the way. Very different from Psycho. That's why I love this band so much. They are so diverse)
Oscar J
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Bloody boring song. The Wizard wrote a good post once about Queen being followers instead of leaders for the first time with "The Works", and "Man On The Prowl" in particular. Same deal here. These songs are bleach copies of Uprising and Undisclosed Desires.
Also disappointed that Bellamy blew another opportunity to finally get the tenor high C on record. He'd sound brilliant.
Apparently the closing number on the album is going to be 10 minutes of prog goodness, so my hopes are on that one to save the album.
Bloody boring song. The Wizard wrote a good post once about Queen being followers instead of leaders for the first time with "The Works", and "Man On The Prowl" in particular. Same deal here. These songs are bleach copies of Uprising and Undisclosed Desires.
Also disappointed that Bellamy blew another opportunity to finally get the tenor high C on record. He'd sound brilliant.
Apparently the closing number on the album is going to be 10 minutes of prog goodness, so my hopes are on that one to save the album.
The Real Wizard
I actually quite like the second track, and don't think it's at all derivative. They have created a sound that's uniquely theirs. It sure beats them being a Radiohead knock-off on their first two albums. They were sounding like Radiohead when Thom Yorke didn't want to sound like Radiohead, after he had developed an allergic reaction to the pop hook. But for at least a decade now Muse has been unabashedly Muse, almost always with excellent results.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drones_%28Muse_album%29#Themes
^ just reading Bellamy's views on the concept of the album has me really looking forward to the rest. He is so smart.
But just so cynical. Drones can do good things too:
www.upworthy.com/when-these-drones-zoom-in-over-elephants-and-rhinos-they-stop-horrible-things-from-happening
But good things don't seem to make for good art anymore. Or, did they ever?
Dead Inside is a great track - especially the build-up in the last minute. The organ reminds me of Roll The Bones by Rush.
And anyone who can fit the words "whilst" and "bereft" into a song is forever in my good books.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drones_%28Muse_album%29#Themes
^ just reading Bellamy's views on the concept of the album has me really looking forward to the rest. He is so smart.
But just so cynical. Drones can do good things too:
www.upworthy.com/when-these-drones-zoom-in-over-elephants-and-rhinos-they-stop-horrible-things-from-happening
But good things don't seem to make for good art anymore. Or, did they ever?
Dead Inside is a great track - especially the build-up in the last minute. The organ reminds me of Roll The Bones by Rush.
And anyone who can fit the words "whilst" and "bereft" into a song is forever in my good books.
Rick
Great post, Bob.
The Globalist will be a 10-minute prog rock piece. Can't wait!
The Globalist will be a 10-minute prog rock piece. Can't wait!
Rick
Reapers: http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/NiJczzoh/file.html
This is what I want to hear from MUSE. Amazing track!
This is what I want to hear from MUSE. Amazing track!
The Real Wizard
Very interesting ! And very unlike them. Refreshing.
Musically it's hair metal meets Eddie Van Halen. Impressed with Bellamy's chops. And unlike all the wanker guitars out there, Bellamy is showing off his chops in a way that STILL SERVES THE SONG. Just like Richie Sambora. And Brian May.
Great track.
Musically it's hair metal meets Eddie Van Halen. Impressed with Bellamy's chops. And unlike all the wanker guitars out there, Bellamy is showing off his chops in a way that STILL SERVES THE SONG. Just like Richie Sambora. And Brian May.
Great track.
Doga
Leaked the making of The Globalist :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsuFrRoMoIE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsuFrRoMoIE
The Fairy King
Video got removed...very clever marketing machine behind the band i have to say. Can't wait to hear the track tho.
I love Dead Inside, reminds me of Depeche Mode and i looooove DM.
Psycho is interesting cuz they finally used the riff they were fucking around with for 15 years. Lyrics are tongue-in-cheek (obviously)...they just want to hear the crowd yell "Your ass belongs to me". I'd be glad to oblige. :D
I love Dead Inside, reminds me of Depeche Mode and i looooove DM.
Psycho is interesting cuz they finally used the riff they were fucking around with for 15 years. Lyrics are tongue-in-cheek (obviously)...they just want to hear the crowd yell "Your ass belongs to me". I'd be glad to oblige. :D