Any Muse fans in the room?

[EvilBoris]

Last time I bought a promo album it was just a CDR, I still don't know if I was conned or not

[Jebus]

No, you weren't conned. Are promo's worth a few bob then? Not that I particularly wanna cash in, but always handy to know.

Edit: Are you talking specifically a Muse promo? If so is the the one in a clear plastic case with the black Muse logo on the front...something to do with Showbiz...I can't recall what...I have that one somewhere.

[EvilBoris]

nah not Muse ones specifically

[Neon Ignition]

Both songs are boding really well for the album. I'm liking the single Uprising but for me United States of Eurasia is easily the better of the two.

[Concrete donkey]

Listened to The United States of Eurasia song as they released it fragment by fragment on their website. Although I had my initial doubts it's really grown on me. Uprising to, which I heard when Zane Low first played it is a grower too but haven't warmed up to it quite so fast. Now thinking if I should get the ?60 Deluxe version of the album or not.

[Brad]

Going to see them in November. Super-stoked!

Loving the two tracks form the new album.

[Brad]

I thought that about Eurasia. The structure of these songs ... Muse are teetering on the edge of the valley of Prog here, but I like it.

Teetering? lol! They've set up camp right at the bottom of the Prog valley! And it's awesome. They've made prog cool.

[prinnysquad]

It's not prog until they release a 70 minute single song, with 328 separate components!

[Jebus]

You think Bellamy hasn't thought about it?

[EvilBoris]

I'm guessing that the last 3 songs on the album may heading in that direction if the tracknames are anything to go by.

[Brad]

I think the last 3 tracks are considered (by the band at least) to be a symphony.

[ETC]

Teetering? lol! They've set up camp right at the bottom of the Prog valley! And it's awesome. They've made prog cool.

I thought that was Dream Theater?

[EvilBoris]

Hehe Dream Theatre always just reminds me of F-zero X

[Jebus]

From what I've been told, the last three tracks are indeed a three part symphony, without vocals.

[Brats]

I always thought Muse were quite proggy anyway. It sounds like their diving in head first now.