MUSE

[CMcK]

If you're there next year swing by my tent and I'll do you some square sausage, egg and bacon rolls. Followed by chocolate banana loaf and a couple of cans of Brewdog

[QualityChimp]

I've not had square sausage since university! Amazing sandwiches right there, man!

I look forward to finding out who's playing next year.
Hopefully not the usual rotation of Slipknot, Iron Maiden and Metallica...

[EvilBoris]

New album is pretty much out and like clockwork a bunch of men in their late 30's/early 40's appear out of nowhere to complain that they've not liked anything they've done since 2001.

It's a bit like claiming to be being a Star Wars fan but only actually saying that only 2 of the 11 films are worth anybody's time.




I wasn't keen on the ones they had released do far, but when I listened to them all together a few times they really grew on me. First impressions of the new album are good, there only appear to be 2 real stinkers that I just flat out don't really like. Dig down and Get up and fight.

[CMcK]

Didn’t realise the new album is out. I’ll grab it on the way to the Slayer gig on Monday.
The Muse tour dates are out and there’s not a lot of shows over here. Not even one night in Scotland. Might use that as an excuse to go see them in Hungary.

[Family Fry]

Well I’m enjoying the album, only a couple of tracks I actually dislike.
Stand outs for me are every track that isn’t Break it to Me and Get up and Fight basically.
Blockades could become a classic, Propaganda has grown on me a bit after dismissing it initially, Algorithm is a great opener and The Void is a great closer. All the singles they have released have had time to settle in my mind.

[Brad]

First play I was meh. Second play... I like all of it and love a couple of tracks.

[Dogg Thang]

Guessing it’s not synthwave...?

[Brad]

It’s a lot of things. But not really that no, despite the album cover.

[Family Fry]

Guessing it’s not synthwave...?

There’s a couple of synth inspired tracks, first track.



Last track



I do think the influence is heavier on the aesthetic side than music.

[buster_broon]

I love simulation theory In fact the first 8 songs I could listen to all day, I can’t say that about any other album

Saw them twice this year, Manchester back in June and the weekend just gone at the O2 and I hope they release dates for Glasgow

Absolutely love this tour, seen them 5 times in total, set list didn’t change that much but had never seen bliss live but got to see that at Manchester

Just a shame blockades wasn’t played at either, I do love the 8 minute mash up of Stockholm syndrome/assassin/citizen erased/the handler and new born

Preordered the origins of muse due for release in December and in the meantime need to buy a record player haha

[teddymeow]

Bloody hell!!
[MENTION=88]buster_broon[/MENTION] in da hiz-ouse!!

[EvilBoris]

Just a shame blockades wasn’t played at either, I do love the 8 minute mash up of Stockholm syndrome/assassin/citizen erased/the handler and new born

I've seen them twice in the last 12 months and no Blockades at either, so strange as it sounds like it's a fan favourite and not just mine!

[QualityChimp]

Nice to see you, BB.

I can't get into Simulation Theory, which is a shame as this tour looks brilliant, but don't want to pay those ticket prices to hear all the new stuff.

I don't think they'll top the Download setlist, for me.

[buster_broon]

how dare you QC haha

I actually love simulation theory, favourite album is origins of symmetry but simulation theory is amazing

[buster_broon]

hey guys,

but I do have a muse hoodoo

seen them 4 times and split up 4 times with the girl I took

Wembley = my wife
hydro = mother of my children
Manchester = long term girlfriend
London o2 = recent fling been seeing her for two months, actually split the 19th of this month

the other time I went myself two nights in a row at the hydro, lol
my muse hoodoo