[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Dr. Linus Bonner wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SONIA DORIS<br><font size=1>The Cranky wrote: [/QUOTENAME]But still... Where is Argintena?[/QUOTE]
Next to Vaginalia.[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SONIA DORIS<br><font size=1>The Cranky wrote: [/QUOTENAME]But still... Where is Argintena?[/QUOTE]
Stay ontopic. :P
Stay ontopic. :P
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color="green">The Fairy King wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SONIA DORIS<br><font size=1>The Cranky wrote: [/QUOTENAME]But still... Where is Argintena?[/QUOTE]
Stay ontopic. :P[/QUOTE]
you want me to die without knowing the answer to these difficult questions? you really do? *falls in the vodka* *bubbles come out*
Stay ontopic. :P[/QUOTE]
you want me to die without knowing the answer to these difficult questions? you really do? *falls in the vodka* *bubbles come out*
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SONIA DORIS<br><font size=1>The Cranky wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color="green">The Fairy King wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SONIA DORIS<br><font size=1>The Cranky wrote: [/QUOTENAME]But still... Where is Argintena?[/QUOTE]
Stay ontopic. :P[/QUOTE]
you want me to die without knowing the answer to these difficult questions? you really do? *falls in the vodka* *bubbles come out*[/QUOTE]
mmmmmmm vodka..
Stay ontopic. :P[/QUOTE]
you want me to die without knowing the answer to these difficult questions? you really do? *falls in the vodka* *bubbles come out*[/QUOTE]
mmmmmmm vodka..
You know the Brits Awards 2006? Did Muse win any awards this year?
they fell in the vodka??? O.o
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="#FF00CC">its_a_hard_life wrote: [/QUOTENAME]You know the Brits Awards 2006? Did Muse win any awards this year? [/QUOTE]
Nope, they weren't nominated.
That isn't that weird, cuz they didn't have a record out since 2003 and their last gig in the UK woz in dec 2004. They won "best british live-act" last year though.
Nope, they weren't nominated.
That isn't that weird, cuz they didn't have a record out since 2003 and their last gig in the UK woz in dec 2004. They won "best british live-act" last year though.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color="green">The Fairy King wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="#FF00CC">its_a_hard_life wrote: [/QUOTENAME]You know the Brits Awards 2006? Did Muse win any awards this year? [/QUOTE]
Nope, they weren't nominated.
That isn't that weird, cuz they didn't have a record out since 2003 and their last gig in the UK woz in dec 2004. They won "best british live-act" last year though.[/QUOTE]
Yeah I remember when they won the "best British live-act" That was so cool :)
Well hopefully next year they will win somemore.
Nope, they weren't nominated.
That isn't that weird, cuz they didn't have a record out since 2003 and their last gig in the UK woz in dec 2004. They won "best british live-act" last year though.[/QUOTE]
Yeah I remember when they won the "best British live-act" That was so cool :)
Well hopefully next year they will win somemore.
-Muse Bombtracks-
A wonderful sun bathes the English capital while it snows in France. Muse is waiting for us to present their new work.
We can’t refuse this infernal Trio’s invitation in London. And if you don’t feel much things under the Channel, when we are out, we really arrive in another continent. The Home of Rock. On our way to
London, while waiting for a headlight, we can see Earl’s Court walls that vibrated in 1975 for Led Zep, in 1994. for Pink Floyd… Muse is also building his legend in the tradition of the giant, we could say. Since before London and New-York, the young English musicians invested Miraval Studio in France, a place which has seen the creators of “The Wall”. A dreaming place for Matt’s whimsical spirit : “The site is haunted by the Templars’ ghosts. During the recording, bats even visited us.” At this time, Muse is bringing the final touch to their 4th album, so long-awaited and still unnamed. The trio decided to get a promotional pause and invited several journalists in their London studio. We enter there in a maze of corridors and we cross Matt’s face, absorbed and gazing upon his guitar. He politely gave a nod of the head. Before meeting the artist, we are lead to a small room equipped with a “mastoc player” to introduce the meeting with the first pieces of an album that appears tremendous from the first notes.
- 'Take A Bow' opens the ball with many violins and stressful keyboards. Matt’s voice is getting threatening “You’ll burn in hell”. The synthe is carried away, and skims the limits of a technoïd bug, before the guitar get back its rights, with a “flange” (?) and Queen like chorus.
- 'Starlight' is very dancing and mechanical, quite the Muse style we already know.
- 'Supermassive Black Hole' is outstanding : Prince entered into Matt’s body (if we may use those words !). The rhythmic is ideally and generously heavy and funky. “We found it interesting and well done in Franz Ferdinand and we wanted to make our dancing tube too”.
- We also paid great attention to 'A Soldier’s Poem', written about the world events and Irak War, with its beauty. Dom uses the brushes, in a Jazzy style, Matt’s voice arrived just at the middle of target.
- 'Invincible' and its massive military rhythmic already appears as a potential tube. An apocalyptic slaughter with no name comes, with a kind of riff such as System of A Down’s ones. Our ears shout to keep their eardrums.
- Our brains are in stand-by until 'City of Desilusion', an intimate gap in which Matt dives us. A voice, alone in the world, remembering the missed Jeff Buckley, is fighting with a flamenco line, a real beauty moment.
“Our aim was to get songs as different as possible”, Chris Wolstenholme says. They are also more optimistic. I think the last album was so dark that it would have been impossible to do worse (laughs). It was about the end of the world, normal… There is perhaps a good reason in it, there is less classic elements in this new one. This album is more concentred on guitar”. Matt is now explaining that “the album is very influenced by the production of the 50’s and Tornado’s music, my father’s band”.
- The proof is the last tittle, 'Knights of Cydonia', a spaghetti western, huge sounds with guitars and punctuated with a trumpet solo. Muse is experimenting, inventing, teaming with ideas. Is there any limit for Muse ? The answer will be on the 3rd of July, in the shops and next into Guitar Part.
1. Take A Bow *
2. Starlight *
3. Supermassive Black Hole (FIRST SINGLE)
4. Untitled**
5. A Soldier’s poem*
6. Invincible*
7. Untitled**
8. Exo Politics*
9. City of Desilusion*
10. Untitled**
11. Knights of Cydonia*
* titles that may change
** Undefined titles until now.
Source: Guitar Part(France), Translation by Sylvie (UnoMuse)
A wonderful sun bathes the English capital while it snows in France. Muse is waiting for us to present their new work.
We can’t refuse this infernal Trio’s invitation in London. And if you don’t feel much things under the Channel, when we are out, we really arrive in another continent. The Home of Rock. On our way to
London, while waiting for a headlight, we can see Earl’s Court walls that vibrated in 1975 for Led Zep, in 1994. for Pink Floyd… Muse is also building his legend in the tradition of the giant, we could say. Since before London and New-York, the young English musicians invested Miraval Studio in France, a place which has seen the creators of “The Wall”. A dreaming place for Matt’s whimsical spirit : “The site is haunted by the Templars’ ghosts. During the recording, bats even visited us.” At this time, Muse is bringing the final touch to their 4th album, so long-awaited and still unnamed. The trio decided to get a promotional pause and invited several journalists in their London studio. We enter there in a maze of corridors and we cross Matt’s face, absorbed and gazing upon his guitar. He politely gave a nod of the head. Before meeting the artist, we are lead to a small room equipped with a “mastoc player” to introduce the meeting with the first pieces of an album that appears tremendous from the first notes.
- 'Take A Bow' opens the ball with many violins and stressful keyboards. Matt’s voice is getting threatening “You’ll burn in hell”. The synthe is carried away, and skims the limits of a technoïd bug, before the guitar get back its rights, with a “flange” (?) and Queen like chorus.
- 'Starlight' is very dancing and mechanical, quite the Muse style we already know.
- 'Supermassive Black Hole' is outstanding : Prince entered into Matt’s body (if we may use those words !). The rhythmic is ideally and generously heavy and funky. “We found it interesting and well done in Franz Ferdinand and we wanted to make our dancing tube too”.
- We also paid great attention to 'A Soldier’s Poem', written about the world events and Irak War, with its beauty. Dom uses the brushes, in a Jazzy style, Matt’s voice arrived just at the middle of target.
- 'Invincible' and its massive military rhythmic already appears as a potential tube. An apocalyptic slaughter with no name comes, with a kind of riff such as System of A Down’s ones. Our ears shout to keep their eardrums.
- Our brains are in stand-by until 'City of Desilusion', an intimate gap in which Matt dives us. A voice, alone in the world, remembering the missed Jeff Buckley, is fighting with a flamenco line, a real beauty moment.
“Our aim was to get songs as different as possible”, Chris Wolstenholme says. They are also more optimistic. I think the last album was so dark that it would have been impossible to do worse (laughs). It was about the end of the world, normal… There is perhaps a good reason in it, there is less classic elements in this new one. This album is more concentred on guitar”. Matt is now explaining that “the album is very influenced by the production of the 50’s and Tornado’s music, my father’s band”.
- The proof is the last tittle, 'Knights of Cydonia', a spaghetti western, huge sounds with guitars and punctuated with a trumpet solo. Muse is experimenting, inventing, teaming with ideas. Is there any limit for Muse ? The answer will be on the 3rd of July, in the shops and next into Guitar Part.
1. Take A Bow *
2. Starlight *
3. Supermassive Black Hole (FIRST SINGLE)
4. Untitled**
5. A Soldier’s poem*
6. Invincible*
7. Untitled**
8. Exo Politics*
9. City of Desilusion*
10. Untitled**
11. Knights of Cydonia*
* titles that may change
** Undefined titles until now.
Source: Guitar Part(France), Translation by Sylvie (UnoMuse)
Single Release: Supermassive Black Hole
The new Muse single (release: 19th June) will begin to be broadcast on radios on the 8th of May.
The new Muse single (release: 19th June) will begin to be broadcast on radios on the 8th of May.
Bliss - RULES! They got the 'space' thing going on there, hehehe.
Hyper Music - O-M-G, Okay the sound at the begging is abit ARGH but after that I LOVE it!
Blackout - Just sends me in to a daydream that does. Beautiful....
Feeling Good - Matt sounds s-e-x-y in this song. I swear I have heard it on some advert somewhere because when I first played this track I reconised it straight away.
Plug In Baby - Jesus yes I LOVE this song. *sings* MY PLUG IN BABY CRUCIFYS MY ENEMYS!
There is alot more I enjoy listening to, the list gos on....
Hyper Music - O-M-G, Okay the sound at the begging is abit ARGH but after that I LOVE it!
Blackout - Just sends me in to a daydream that does. Beautiful....
Feeling Good - Matt sounds s-e-x-y in this song. I swear I have heard it on some advert somewhere because when I first played this track I reconised it straight away.
Plug In Baby - Jesus yes I LOVE this song. *sings* MY PLUG IN BABY CRUCIFYS MY ENEMYS!
There is alot more I enjoy listening to, the list gos on....
ugh, I think I'll have to order the album, there is no chance to find Muse in the music shops here. *cries in pain*
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SONIA DORIS<br><font size=1>The Cranky wrote: [/QUOTENAME]ugh, I think I'll have to order the album, there is no chance to find Muse in the music shops here. *cries in pain*[/QUOTE]
I can buy it for you!
I can buy it for you!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=#CC0066 face="Bradley Hand ITC"> The Mir@cle </font> wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SONIA DORIS<br><font size=1>The Cranky wrote: [/QUOTENAME]ugh, I think I'll have to order the album, there is no chance to find Muse in the music shops here. *cries in pain*[/QUOTE]
I can buy it for you![/QUOTE]
just tell me how much it was, and I'll pay you when you come. :D
I can buy it for you![/QUOTE]
just tell me how much it was, and I'll pay you when you come. :D
ye they are kewl, i think there best album is Origin of Symmetry.