^ Excellent, Jules likes Muse :cool:

hehe....you too Mo?

 

Well.....I like them since I heard hysteria for the first time.....I bought origin of symmetry......at the beginning I liked it........but somehow I didn't like it that much anymore after some weeks.....

so...actually I'm somehow torn in case of Muse...

Well, I like them in small amounts. They're good if you want something loud and fun.

 

They're better than a load of other bands out there.

hhee.....there you are right......that's for sure....;)

 

i really like to listen to them in a loud volume....that's cool....(but only if my mum doesn't hear it.....hahahaa);)

 

 

however...I have to go....baking a cake and listening to the album again...hehe...bye Mo:kiss:

Baking, cool. Enjoy the album, Jules.

ah thats cool that both of you like them :)

 

i feel like some Map of The Problematique! :D

WOAH!

 

I just watched the Reading Festival on BBC3! OH. MY. GOD!

 

I was blown away. Absolutely phenominal!

 

Brilliant, brilliant rocking set. Completely captivating!

You're becoming a muser mimish? yay! :dance:

 

 

ps. holy cow! you're on! woo hoo! :kiss:

Oh Ren, I wish you could have seen it. It was sooooooooooooooo good. My mouth was open throughout the whole thing. Spine tingling amazingness :stunned:

:o

 

I'll probably gonna get the dvd of that gig very soon, my muse sources are working on it as we speak:sneaky:

 

And if i do , i'll upload some vids and audio for you :kiss:

Awww you're the best. It is a keeper indeed. Starlight was particularly astounding :heart:

http://rapidshare.de/files/29986917/02._TOTP_Starlight_.avi.html

 

http://www10.rapidupload.com/d.php?file=dl&filepath=25804

 

 

Random starlight vid and song for you in the meantime :kiss:

You're the best of the best Ren :kiss: :heart:

Anytime :blush:

 

Hoooold you in my arms, i just wanted to hoooooooooold you in my arms..."

 

 

I'm in a starlight mood now :heart:

My life, you electrify my life...... :nice:

http://rapidshare.de/files/28544849/...VDRIP.avi.html

 

Promo starlight vid, dvdrip for you :P

I have no idea what to say, but I want to make it known that I love muse :)

 

thanks for all your muse video uploads in the multimedia section knight of cydonia!

 

i'm loving black holes and revelations :)

Does anybody have good Muse wallpapers.....or does anybody where I can find them?:)

Yeah I wanna know too cause I really want a tab for Hoodoo! :)

 

 

 

ooo I'm addicted to the bridge of Invincible. haha yeah, it's the only reason I listen to the song. Chris' bass riff is so addictive. It's just so Chris. =)

 

As far as I can say, Hoodoo's not very complicated, you basically have to use 4 chords :

 

 

Cm

Fm

D#

G

 

With those ones you can play something correct (I don't know if it works all along the piano thing)

 

Muse rule the world !

http://rapidshare.de/files/28544849/...VDRIP.avi.html

 

Promo starlight vid, dvdrip for you :P

 

File not found :(

 

 

Thanks again for everything Ren, your a star! (liiiiiight! lol) :kiss:

 

Time Is Running Out

 

Thanks for answering that! :)

 

Mimi - I was the same when watching Reading! Did you see Matt & Dom interviewed after? Matt said he thinks that was probably the gig for them. I'm not suprised...it looked AMAZING. :wideeyed:

Two words - flawless, electric!

Matt Invites Viewing Millions To See Movie

 

http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1762441#post1762441

That's for the link man :nice:

I have no idea what to say, but I want to make it known that I love muse :)

 

thanks for all your muse video uploads in the multimedia section knight of cydonia!

 

i'm loving black holes and revelations :)

No prob man, i'll keep the msue vidz coming in the next days so check out that muse vid trhead from time to time ;)

File not found :(

 

 

Thanks again for everything Ren, your a star! (liiiiiight! lol) :kiss:

 

 

 

 

http://www7.rapidupload.com/d.php?file=dl&filepath=17588

 

I re-uploaded it for you , enjoy :kiss:

 

hahahaha and thankies :blush:

Universe is 'Muse' for British band

 

 

STILLWATER, Okla. - British band Muse's fourth album made its way to U.S. shelves last month to an unfortunate, undeserved lukewarm reception.

 

"Black Holes and Revelations" was released in the United States July 11, making its debut more than a week after it was released in European countries.

 

The follow-up to 2003's "Absolution" sold 38,000 copies its first week in the United States and peaked at chart position No. 9 on the Billboard 200, but has been steadily falling downward ever since.

 

Singer Matthew Bellamy explained the meaning behind the title of the band's fourth studio release in an interview for the September 2006 issue of Q Magazine: "Black holes and revelations - they're the two areas of songwriting for me that make up the majority of this album. A revelation about yourself, something personal, something genuine of an everyday nature that maybe people can relate to. Then the black holes are these songs that are from the more ... unknown regions of the imagination."

 

There is no corresponding title track, but the title of the album can be found within the lyrics of second track and single "Starlight."

 

Bellamy's empathy-laden voice is slightly reminiscent of Radiohead's Thom Yorke's, if Yorke were a little younger and a little less laid back.

 

He belts out painstakingly emotive lyrics in a falsetto tone that's pure and raw, with gasping breaths taken between verse lines that magnify the urgency of his message.

 

Track No. 5, short and sweet, supremely mellow and melancholy "Soldier's Poem," clocks in at just more than two minutes. An anti-war ballad, it states, "It's a shame we're all dying / And do you think you deserve your freedom," and, "There's no justice in the world / And there never was."

 

"Assassin" has a faster tempo and a bit of a hard-rock edge. The ninth track, "City of Delusion," employs an orchestral-instrumental melody and a Spanish-sounding trumpet interlude.

 

The last track and first U.S. single, "Knights of Cydonia," is an empowered anthem that asserts "No one's gonna take me alive / The time has come to make things right." It comprises a chorus to which the band members contribute, producing a vocal effect that sounds a little like old Queen, and an intro melody that has a bit of an old-West sound to it.

 

However, the standout track on the album is the fourth, "Map of the Problematic." It is a contagious fast-paced track with poppy techno undertones about lost love and the desperation that comes with it ("I can't get it right / Get it right / Since I met you").

 

Lingering drum beats, pounded-out piano chords and punchy guitar riffs set the tone for each song, rendering each individual tune's sound upbeat, depressing or downright sexual.

 

Given the endless sea of cookie-cutter and sound-alike bands in existence, Muse is a godsend, pushing the musical envelope with spacey background effects, diverse melodies and heartfelt lyrics. "Black Holes and Revelations" is an ambient modern-rock masterpiece. Songs go from apathetic and almost painfully slow to desperate and hurried in a heartbeat.

 

Muse has cruised under the music radar for far too long, unlike better-known, over-hyped and under-talented acts to come from the U.K. such as Coldplay. What is currently one of the biggest musical acts in Europe barely registers a blip on the screen of the American music scene. This is unfortunate, given that the band is quite possibly one of the best bands to come out of England since the Rolling Stones.

 

"Black Holes and Revelations" is a supremely original record that delivers a different auditory experience with each song. Fans of postmodern experimental rock and listeners looking for something different will be very pleasantly surprised.

 

http://www.thedailyaztec.com/media/storage/paper741/news/2006/08/28/Tempo/Universe.Is.muse.For.British.Band-2240380.shtml?norewrite200608281139&sourcedomain=www.thedailyaztec.com