^^^ OMFG LOOK AT WOLSTY. :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb:

 

FluMTonks, you are my hero. Thank you. :wacky:

MUSE Special Announcement on Myspace

Muse are renowned as one of the best live performance acts in the world and the rumours have started that they have a very special announcement for their fans in the coming days.

 

MySpace will be first to hear the news, so Muse fans need to stay tuned and watch this space!

 

We'll let you know the second we're allowed to say anything!

 

I really want to know what this announcement is!

Could it be a new live DVD?

I went to see them in Montreal yesterday night :D It was one of the best nights of my life :) These guys can pull off such a great show :wacky:

 

I don't know if there will be a live DVD (I hope so) but there were a lot of cameras at the Montreal show too. I sure hope a live DVD is coming soon too :bomb:

Glad to hear that you enjoyed the show, MariePeter18! Agreed - Muse is such a great live band. I can't wait to see them again, although I imagine they won't be back in Canada for a bit. :(

 

In the meantime I'm just going to keep watching HAARP!

I just found out they're playing a special showcase at SXSW next Saturday and METRIC are opening! :dead: Too bad you have to have a badge or wristband to get in... I live 20 minutes away from the venue and won't be able to see them!! :( I guess I'll just have to be content with seeing them in Dallas and Houston a few days before :)

^^^ OMFG LOOK AT WOLSTY. :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb: :bomb:

 

FluMTonks, you are my hero. Thank you. :wacky:

 

What she said. Such a damn awesome picture of mr. Wolstenholme! :bomb:

 

MUSE Special Announcement on Myspace

 

 

I really want to know what this announcement is!

 

Thanks for posting this, I am so curious too.... what could it be? :thinking: :bomb:

 

Could it be a new live DVD?

 

I do hope so :wacky:

MUSE muse.mu news: Muse to play Frequency Festival: Just announced - Muse will play the Frequency Festival in Austria ... http://bit.ly/cBf2yV

I just found out they're playing a special showcase at SXSW next Saturday and METRIC are opening! :dead: Too bad you have to have a badge or wristband to get in... I live 20 minutes away from the venue and won't be able to see them!! :( I guess I'll just have to be content with seeing them in Dallas and Houston a few days before :)

 

This saddens me anymore. Why, Muse? Why do you come the days I have to not be in Texas? WAHHHHH. :bigcry:

My entertainment law professor (I'm in law school) just told us yesterday in class that she'll be missing next week's class because she'll be at SXSW next week (she's a leading entertainment lawyer so she's there for "business"). I would be incredibly jealous if I find out that she gets to see Muse while she's there!

This saddens me anymore. Why, Muse? Why do you come the days I have to not be in Texas? WAHHHHH. :bigcry:

 

:( I'm sorry, Violet! :hug: Where are you going to be?

 

My entertainment law professor (I'm in law school) just told us yesterday in class that she'll be missing next week's class because she'll be at SXSW next week (she's a leading entertainment lawyer so she's there for "business"). I would be incredibly jealous if I find out that she gets to see Muse while she's there!

 

wow. SXSW would be an awesome business trip to "have" to take!

wow. SXSW would be an awesome business trip to "have" to take!

 

Tell me about it! She has such a fantastic job - all her business trips are conferences in exotic locations, parties, festivals, etc. Now I'm imagining a business trip where she gets to see Muse... sigh.

myyyyyyyyy oh my i can't wait...

 

though i still have 3 tickets to exchange or i won't go... :((

the second is also coming, i can't believe it!! :dance:

Ooh, someone just posted this interview on the Muse Messageboard. It's absolutely hilarious and heartbreaking at the same time...

The parts in "[ ]" are comments made by the person who translated this from Italian and are not part of the actual interview.

 

“Fifty thousand tickets sold three months before the gig? We’re going to fill San Siro up then…” The news of the high number of tickets sold in the presale for the Italian show reaches Matt Bellamy in a dreary Paris, grey light typical of the darkest winter days. The day started well, and Muse’s singer allows himself a big smile. “See? I’m not as sad, shady and lonesome as I’ve been described in the years.” He adds merrily. [sad? Out of all adjective you can call Matt Bellamy, sad? Stupid, idiot, crazy, weird, impeded, dangerous for children’s health, verbally challenged…]

 

His mood is promptly ruined by a waiter of the hotel near place Vendome he’s staying at: “Excuse me, this table is booked. Do you mind moving the interview to another room?” [Ohnoyoudidn’t.] Ice fills the room. Bellamy gets up, his eyes search around for the band manager, then he nervously slips into another hall. He sits at a table, fiddles around with the iPod of the interviewer for a few minutes [RUDE.] and eventually speaks again.

 

Shutting him up this time is a pneumatic drill, deafening us from the floor above us. Crossroads time: will he get up and leave, or will he skate over it, holding on to his British phlegm?

 

Luckily, the latter option has the upper hand. “How nice. It’s not bothering me at all, it’s got a solid, potent sound, I should suggest something like this to my drummer, really.” He laughs. We’re over the hump, and a nice cup of hot coffee wipes away any residual anger.

 

“I’ve only been to one concert at the La Scala of football*; Ligabue. I didn’t know any of his songs; I just went to take my Italian girlfriend, keep her some company. I didn’t get any of the lyrics, but there’s one bit that got stuck in my head. It went something along the lines of ‘Lembrusc and popcooorn’.” [i truly hope he sang that line. The multiple Os hint that he did.]

[*La Scala is probably the most important theatre of both Milan and Italy. Somehow though I highly doubt Matt Bellamy was articulated enough to come up with a sentence like that. Yes, I don’t give Mr. Bellamy any credit whatsoever.]

 

Despite being the leader of one of the most popular bands in the world, Bellamy maintains an obstinate low profile, almost as if a part of him refused the fame that has overwhelmed Muse.

 

“The couple of days that followed the release of The Resistance changed my life forever. In that week I realised this was simply something that was impossible to ignore. ‘You’re number one in Italy, UK, Canada, New Zealand and Australia.’ Two days later, another call. ‘Number one in Germany, France and Spain too; number three in the US, 128’000 copies sold in five days.’ Not to mention the public praising coming from people like Brian May, Queen’s guitarist.”

 

In short, a planetary explosion that defeated for good every resistance the trio had about growing up. [Or, in Dom Howard’s case, growing old and face wrinkles.] “When it’s on global scale, success is like this powerful thunder- it deafens you, makes you dizzy, it changes your perception of the world; and sometimes, it can turn someone smart into a complete idiot. It hasn’t happened to me because [you were already an idiot] after I’ve realised what was happening I started to look for shadows in that sea of blinding lights. It’s not a matter of cosmic pessimism. I’ve always believed that in life there are some balances that need to be preserved at all costs. When your career goes too fast and gives you things and gratifications you wouldn’t have thought possible to achieve the week before, you shouldn’t let your guard down. It means you’re about to pay your bills, it means that life, after giving you a lot, is going to take something back.” [What a jolly fellow.]

 

Prophetic words with no hints to real life? “Unfortunately it’s all very real. The moment I reached my highest professionally I was left by the woman I love. She’s an Italian girl who lives in the area of Lake Como, where I bought a house to be with her.” Her, a psychology student; him, a rock star rising at a dizzily pace: they met in Milan seven/eight years ago and have been in love since. A love full of bicycle rides, fishing trips around the lake and episodes of Lost watched on the sofa.

 

[And now, let the ANGST begin and the tears flow as a sad French kid plays on a guitar with broken, untuned chords a deaftoned version of the Love Story tune. The saddest tune in the history of tunes.]

 

“To have your heart in pieces while every other aspect of your life couldn’t go better is a traumatic experience. In appearance, life is fine. But as you put your day in focus, everything turns grey. What happened made me realise that complete, absolute happiness doesn’t exist. She has left me, but I’m not giving up. I will do anything I’m capable of to win her back.” [You go, Matt Coco.] He says it all in one go, no pauses, voice slightly choked. “I’m going to try everything.” He insists to gather up some courage, looking at nowhere. [Quick, someone get the smallest violin in the world.]

 

To snap him out of it it’s enough to mention the magic word: Simona Ventura. A name that in Matt’s head conjures up an episode that had consequences that went beyond any prediction. “Our visit to Quelli che il calcio… proves that during live shows the smallest thing can turn into an avalanche. When we got to the studios we were told we had to mime. We thought we could at least keep the vocals live, but that wasn’t possible either. So, since we basically only had to stand there and mock ourselves, we thought we’d jazz it up a little bit, and decided to switch roles. In UK it’s a bit of a tradition when you’re forced to mime. I went to sit behind the drum kit and Dom walked up to the microphone, as I would have done. As the song was over we thought the joke would be over too.”

 

But all of a sudden things took a slightly different road. “The host jumped on Dom as if he was actually the frontman of the band, and started showering him with questions. He was quick on the uptake [for once] and went along with it, turning the whole thing into a rather surreal scene. She was talking to him thinking he was me, and he answered all the questions without giving himself away once, even when she asked him to compare my house to George Clooney’s. It was brilliant. In the UK people went crazy about it, and the video was viewed around 500 thousand times on YouTube.”

 

“The funny thing is” Dom remembers “that I had to learn the words by heart a few minutes before the show. [Oh piss off, we all know you know every single word Matt has penned by heart and sing them in the shower every morning, keeping a stack of daisies to go through heavy “He loves me, he loves me not” sessions.] To mix it some more I grabbed Chris’ bass. So as well as singing badly, I pressed the chords at random because I have no clue how to play bass.”

 

The tension is long gone: awkward waiters and pneumatic drills are forgotten, and Matt is contriving again. “If you want to know just how strong our relationship with Radiohead is, ask Dom here. He’s on splendid terms with Thom Yorke.”

 

Nice cue, except that… “Splendid terms my arse.” Says the drummer, astonished. “I respect them musically, but the last time I met him we almost started a fight; he treated me badly, looking down on me. Matt, do you spread around this bollocks?”

 

But Matthew is gone. He’s already sitting in another room, stifling a laugh.

 

 

Source - Muse Messageboard

Ooh, someone just posted this interview on the Muse Messageboard. It's absolutely hilarious and heartbreaking at the same time...

The parts in "[ ]" are comments made by the person who translated this from Italian and are not part of the actual interview.

 

“Fifty thousand tickets sold three months before the gig? We’re going to fill San Siro up then…” The news of the high number of tickets sold in the presale for the Italian show reaches Matt Bellamy in a dreary Paris, grey light typical of the darkest winter days. The day started well, and Muse’s singer allows himself a big smile. “See? I’m not as sad, shady and lonesome as I’ve been described in the years.” He adds merrily. [sad? Out of all adjective you can call Matt Bellamy, sad? Stupid, idiot, crazy, weird, impeded, dangerous for children’s health, verbally challenged…]

 

His mood is promptly ruined by a waiter of the hotel near place Vendome he’s staying at: “Excuse me, this table is booked. Do you mind moving the interview to another room?” [Ohnoyoudidn’t.] Ice fills the room. Bellamy gets up, his eyes search around for the band manager, then he nervously slips into another hall. He sits at a table, fiddles around with the iPod of the interviewer for a few minutes [RUDE.] and eventually speaks again.

 

Shutting him up this time is a pneumatic drill, deafening us from the floor above us. Crossroads time: will he get up and leave, or will he skate over it, holding on to his British phlegm?

 

Luckily, the latter option has the upper hand. “How nice. It’s not bothering me at all, it’s got a solid, potent sound, I should suggest something like this to my drummer, really.” He laughs. We’re over the hump, and a nice cup of hot coffee wipes away any residual anger.

 

“I’ve only been to one concert at the La Scala of football*; Ligabue. I didn’t know any of his songs; I just went to take my Italian girlfriend, keep her some company. I didn’t get any of the lyrics, but there’s one bit that got stuck in my head. It went something along the lines of ‘Lembrusc and popcooorn’.” [i truly hope he sang that line. The multiple Os hint that he did.]

[*La Scala is probably the most important theatre of both Milan and Italy. Somehow though I highly doubt Matt Bellamy was articulated enough to come up with a sentence like that. Yes, I don’t give Mr. Bellamy any credit whatsoever.]

 

Despite being the leader of one of the most popular bands in the world, Bellamy maintains an obstinate low profile, almost as if a part of him refused the fame that has overwhelmed Muse.

 

“The couple of days that followed the release of The Resistance changed my life forever. In that week I realised this was simply something that was impossible to ignore. ‘You’re number one in Italy, UK, Canada, New Zealand and Australia.’ Two days later, another call. ‘Number one in Germany, France and Spain too; number three in the US, 128’000 copies sold in five days.’ Not to mention the public praising coming from people like Brian May, Queen’s guitarist.”

 

In short, a planetary explosion that defeated for good every resistance the trio had about growing up. [Or, in Dom Howard’s case, growing old and face wrinkles.] “When it’s on global scale, success is like this powerful thunder- it deafens you, makes you dizzy, it changes your perception of the world; and sometimes, it can turn someone smart into a complete idiot. It hasn’t happened to me because [you were already an idiot] after I’ve realised what was happening I started to look for shadows in that sea of blinding lights. It’s not a matter of cosmic pessimism. I’ve always believed that in life there are some balances that need to be preserved at all costs. When your career goes too fast and gives you things and gratifications you wouldn’t have thought possible to achieve the week before, you shouldn’t let your guard down. It means you’re about to pay your bills, it means that life, after giving you a lot, is going to take something back.” [What a jolly fellow.]

 

Prophetic words with no hints to real life? “Unfortunately it’s all very real. The moment I reached my highest professionally I was left by the woman I love. She’s an Italian girl who lives in the area of Lake Como, where I bought a house to be with her.” Her, a psychology student; him, a rock star rising at a dizzily pace: they met in Milan seven/eight years ago and have been in love since. A love full of bicycle rides, fishing trips around the lake and episodes of Lost watched on the sofa.

 

[And now, let the ANGST begin and the tears flow as a sad French kid plays on a guitar with broken, untuned chords a deaftoned version of the Love Story tune. The saddest tune in the history of tunes.]

 

“To have your heart in pieces while every other aspect of your life couldn’t go better is a traumatic experience. In appearance, life is fine. But as you put your day in focus, everything turns grey. What happened made me realise that complete, absolute happiness doesn’t exist. She has left me, but I’m not giving up. I will do anything I’m capable of to win her back.” [You go, Matt Coco.] He says it all in one go, no pauses, voice slightly choked. “I’m going to try everything.” He insists to gather up some courage, looking at nowhere. [Quick, someone get the smallest violin in the world.]

 

To snap him out of it it’s enough to mention the magic word: Simona Ventura. A name that in Matt’s head conjures up an episode that had consequences that went beyond any prediction. “Our visit to Quelli che il calcio… proves that during live shows the smallest thing can turn into an avalanche. When we got to the studios we were told we had to mime. We thought we could at least keep the vocals live, but that wasn’t possible either. So, since we basically only had to stand there and mock ourselves, we thought we’d jazz it up a little bit, and decided to switch roles. In UK it’s a bit of a tradition when you’re forced to mime. I went to sit behind the drum kit and Dom walked up to the microphone, as I would have done. As the song was over we thought the joke would be over too.”

 

But all of a sudden things took a slightly different road. “The host jumped on Dom as if he was actually the frontman of the band, and started showering him with questions. He was quick on the uptake [for once] and went along with it, turning the whole thing into a rather surreal scene. She was talking to him thinking he was me, and he answered all the questions without giving himself away once, even when she asked him to compare my house to George Clooney’s. It was brilliant. In the UK people went crazy about it, and the video was viewed around 500 thousand times on YouTube.”

 

“The funny thing is” Dom remembers “that I had to learn the words by heart a few minutes before the show. [Oh piss off, we all know you know every single word Matt has penned by heart and sing them in the shower every morning, keeping a stack of daisies to go through heavy “He loves me, he loves me not” sessions.] To mix it some more I grabbed Chris’ bass. So as well as singing badly, I pressed the chords at random because I have no clue how to play bass.”

 

The tension is long gone: awkward waiters and pneumatic drills are forgotten, and Matt is contriving again. “If you want to know just how strong our relationship with Radiohead is, ask Dom here. He’s on splendid terms with Thom Yorke.”

 

Nice cue, except that… “Splendid terms my arse.” Says the drummer, astonished. “I respect them musically, but the last time I met him we almost started a fight; he treated me badly, looking down on me. Matt, do you spread around this bollocks?”

 

But Matthew is gone. He’s already sitting in another room, stifling a laugh.

 

 

Source - Muse Messageboard

Thank you loads for passing this on!!

I laughed a lot reading the comments! :lol:

Like you said, hilarious and heartbreaking...

 

 

Now I'm really curious what that big announcement will be!

(Maybe confirmation of the rumour that Kasabian will be on tour with them?? That would be awesome!!!)

Ooh, someone just posted this interview on the Muse Messageboard. It's absolutely hilarious and heartbreaking at the same time...

The parts in "[ ]" are comments made by the person who translated this from Italian and are not part of the actual interview.

 

“Fifty thousand tickets sold three months before the gig? We’re going to fill San Siro up then…” The news of the high number of tickets sold in the presale for the Italian show reaches Matt Bellamy in a dreary Paris, grey light typical of the darkest winter days. The day started well, and Muse’s singer allows himself a big smile. “See? I’m not as sad, shady and lonesome as I’ve been described in the years.” He adds merrily. [sad? Out of all adjective you can call Matt Bellamy, sad? Stupid, idiot, crazy, weird, impeded, dangerous for children’s health, verbally challenged…]

 

His mood is promptly ruined by a waiter of the hotel near place Vendome he’s staying at: “Excuse me, this table is booked. Do you mind moving the interview to another room?” [Ohnoyoudidn’t.] Ice fills the room. Bellamy gets up, his eyes search around for the band manager, then he nervously slips into another hall. He sits at a table, fiddles around with the iPod of the interviewer for a few minutes [RUDE.] and eventually speaks again.

 

Shutting him up this time is a pneumatic drill, deafening us from the floor above us. Crossroads time: will he get up and leave, or will he skate over it, holding on to his British phlegm?

 

Luckily, the latter option has the upper hand. “How nice. It’s not bothering me at all, it’s got a solid, potent sound, I should suggest something like this to my drummer, really.” He laughs. We’re over the hump, and a nice cup of hot coffee wipes away any residual anger.

 

“I’ve only been to one concert at the La Scala of football*; Ligabue. I didn’t know any of his songs; I just went to take my Italian girlfriend, keep her some company. I didn’t get any of the lyrics, but there’s one bit that got stuck in my head. It went something along the lines of ‘Lembrusc and popcooorn’.” [i truly hope he sang that line. The multiple Os hint that he did.]

[*La Scala is probably the most important theatre of both Milan and Italy. Somehow though I highly doubt Matt Bellamy was articulated enough to come up with a sentence like that. Yes, I don’t give Mr. Bellamy any credit whatsoever.]

 

Despite being the leader of one of the most popular bands in the world, Bellamy maintains an obstinate low profile, almost as if a part of him refused the fame that has overwhelmed Muse.

 

“The couple of days that followed the release of The Resistance changed my life forever. In that week I realised this was simply something that was impossible to ignore. ‘You’re number one in Italy, UK, Canada, New Zealand and Australia.’ Two days later, another call. ‘Number one in Germany, France and Spain too; number three in the US, 128’000 copies sold in five days.’ Not to mention the public praising coming from people like Brian May, Queen’s guitarist.”

 

In short, a planetary explosion that defeated for good every resistance the trio had about growing up. [Or, in Dom Howard’s case, growing old and face wrinkles.] “When it’s on global scale, success is like this powerful thunder- it deafens you, makes you dizzy, it changes your perception of the world; and sometimes, it can turn someone smart into a complete idiot. It hasn’t happened to me because [you were already an idiot] after I’ve realised what was happening I started to look for shadows in that sea of blinding lights. It’s not a matter of cosmic pessimism. I’ve always believed that in life there are some balances that need to be preserved at all costs. When your career goes too fast and gives you things and gratifications you wouldn’t have thought possible to achieve the week before, you shouldn’t let your guard down. It means you’re about to pay your bills, it means that life, after giving you a lot, is going to take something back.” [What a jolly fellow.]

 

Prophetic words with no hints to real life? “Unfortunately it’s all very real. The moment I reached my highest professionally I was left by the woman I love. She’s an Italian girl who lives in the area of Lake Como, where I bought a house to be with her.” Her, a psychology student; him, a rock star rising at a dizzily pace: they met in Milan seven/eight years ago and have been in love since. A love full of bicycle rides, fishing trips around the lake and episodes of Lost watched on the sofa.

 

[And now, let the ANGST begin and the tears flow as a sad French kid plays on a guitar with broken, untuned chords a deaftoned version of the Love Story tune. The saddest tune in the history of tunes.]

 

“To have your heart in pieces while every other aspect of your life couldn’t go better is a traumatic experience. In appearance, life is fine. But as you put your day in focus, everything turns grey. What happened made me realise that complete, absolute happiness doesn’t exist. She has left me, but I’m not giving up. I will do anything I’m capable of to win her back.” [You go, Matt Coco.] He says it all in one go, no pauses, voice slightly choked. “I’m going to try everything.” He insists to gather up some courage, looking at nowhere. [Quick, someone get the smallest violin in the world.]

 

To snap him out of it it’s enough to mention the magic word: Simona Ventura. A name that in Matt’s head conjures up an episode that had consequences that went beyond any prediction. “Our visit to Quelli che il calcio… proves that during live shows the smallest thing can turn into an avalanche. When we got to the studios we were told we had to mime. We thought we could at least keep the vocals live, but that wasn’t possible either. So, since we basically only had to stand there and mock ourselves, we thought we’d jazz it up a little bit, and decided to switch roles. In UK it’s a bit of a tradition when you’re forced to mime. I went to sit behind the drum kit and Dom walked up to the microphone, as I would have done. As the song was over we thought the joke would be over too.”

 

But all of a sudden things took a slightly different road. “The host jumped on Dom as if he was actually the frontman of the band, and started showering him with questions. He was quick on the uptake [for once] and went along with it, turning the whole thing into a rather surreal scene. She was talking to him thinking he was me, and he answered all the questions without giving himself away once, even when she asked him to compare my house to George Clooney’s. It was brilliant. In the UK people went crazy about it, and the video was viewed around 500 thousand times on YouTube.”

 

“The funny thing is” Dom remembers “that I had to learn the words by heart a few minutes before the show. [Oh piss off, we all know you know every single word Matt has penned by heart and sing them in the shower every morning, keeping a stack of daisies to go through heavy “He loves me, he loves me not” sessions.] To mix it some more I grabbed Chris’ bass. So as well as singing badly, I pressed the chords at random because I have no clue how to play bass.”

 

The tension is long gone: awkward waiters and pneumatic drills are forgotten, and Matt is contriving again. “If you want to know just how strong our relationship with Radiohead is, ask Dom here. He’s on splendid terms with Thom Yorke.”

 

Nice cue, except that… “Splendid terms my arse.” Says the drummer, astonished. “I respect them musically, but the last time I met him we almost started a fight; he treated me badly, looking down on me. Matt, do you spread around this bollocks?”

 

But Matthew is gone. He’s already sitting in another room, stifling a laugh.

 

 

Source - Muse Messageboard

 

Thanks so much for posting this, such an awesome interview, poor Mattheh, he is broken hearted :sad:, the comment about Dom singing the songs in the shower made me lol so hard :lol:

 

Thanks again! :)

Thanks so much for sharing the interview! Poor Matt having his heart broken... I hope he wins Gaia back (his words). Awww. I have such a soft spot for the two of them.

Thanks a lot for posting the interview. :wacko:

Poor Matt ... I feel really sorry for him and I hope those two manage to patch things up. :(

 

The comments were kinda mean ... but hilarious at the same time. :P

 

The tension is long gone: awkward waiters and pneumatic drills are forgotten, and Matt is contriving again. “If you want to know just how strong our relationship with Radiohead is, ask Dom here. He’s on splendid terms with Thom Yorke.”

 

Nice cue, except that… “Splendid terms my arse.” Says the drummer, astonished. “I respect them musically, but the last time I met him we almost started a fight; he treated me badly, looking down on me. Matt, do you spread around this bollocks?”

 

But Matthew is gone. He’s already sitting in another room, stifling a laugh.

 

This part made me giggle. :lol:

^Hahaha it is very funny indeed :P

 

Great interview, but I hate how that girl adds stupid comments... anyways :P I wonder what it is like to be a girl who Matt Bellamy wants to conquer again :thinking::dead::wacky:

I thought the comments were pretty funny, actually. The Muse boys have such a good sense of humour; I feel like they'd get a kick out of the mocking comments too, LOL.

^^ No worries. This was an interview that definitely needed to be shared. :D

 

Yeah, I hope all goes well between Matt and Gaia. They seemed like a lovely couple and Matt obviously wants to win her back.

^Hahaha it is very funny indeed :P

 

Great interview, but I hate how that girl adds stupid comments... anyways :P I wonder what it is like to be a girl who Matt Bellamy wants to conquer again :thinking::dead::wacky:

 

I wonder why she even left him to start with :sad:

what would he do to win her back? :wacko:

I wonder why she even left him to start with :sad:

what would he do to win her back? :wacko:

 

In the BDO interview, he said it had something to do with her seeing pictures on the internet of him dancing with some girl at a club and someone on the internet saying that he had been hitting on the girl or something, which apparently wasn't true (I've seen those pictures and it doesn't look like he's hitting on her, because no girl would be impressed by Matt's dancing :P). But it's probably more than just her seeing the pictures, since he had mentioned that they were going through some problems in an earlier magazine interview (Q magazine, I think) as well.

 

As for how he's going to win her back, I have no clue, but writing her a song probably doesn't hurt. ;)

because no girl would be impressed by Matt's dancing[/color][/u][/b] :P). But it's probably more than just her seeing the pictures, since he had mentioned that they were going through some problems in an earlier magazine interview (Q magazine, I think) as well.

 

As for how he's going to win her back, I have no clue, but writing her a song probably doesn't hurt. ;)

 

hahaha :lol:

 

Well if that was the case, I understand she felt bad, but leaving him? for pics? I don't know, something else might have happened there, if the pics were the problem, I'd go with him on tour if I was her, so I could keep him close, but that's me :P... let's see what happens.