Everything posted by Hysteria
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The 'Is It On Your iPod?' Game: ALBUM VERSION!
No Lungs - Florence and the Machine
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MuseWeek Day 4: Black Holes and Revelations
Thanks. :D I didn't know it was called Hex either. :p Good 'ole MuseWiki. :awesome:
- Count to a million!
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Type the lyrics of song you are listening to right now
Controlling my feelings for too long...
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MuseWeek Day 4: Black Holes and Revelations
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXdRCNOJtAI]YouTube - Muse - City of Delusion (pro shot video)[/ame] :heart: Dan the Trumpet man solo at 3:35 :awesome:
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MuseWeek Day 4: Black Holes and Revelations
^^ I was there! :awesome::freak: There's not much love for City of Delusion :( It's one of my faves from this album. Top 5 are: MotP Knights of Cydonia Take a Bow City of Delusion Hoodoo :heart:
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Artist vs. Artist Game...
The Beatles vs. Michael Jackson
- Count to a million!
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rate the band above you.
6 My Chemical Romance
- The NAME GAME!
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The song Game!
Ready to Start - Arcade Fire
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MuseWeek Day 4: Black Holes and Revelations
Thanks Violet. :nice: You're welcome :wacky: He has quite a few moves if you watch other videos too. :lol:
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The Muse Thread - Hate This & I'll Hate You
^ Same for me too. :lol:
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MuseWeek Day 4: Black Holes and Revelations
Tracklisting 1. Take a Bow 2. Starlight 3. Supermassive Black Hole 4. Map of the Problematique 5. Soldier's Poem 6. Invincible 7. Assassin 8. Exo-Politics 9. City of Delusion 10. Hoodoo 11. Knights of Cydonia Singles Map of the Problematique Invincible Knights of Cydonia Starlight Supermassive Black Hole Information Black Holes and Revelations is Muse's fourth studio album, the follow up to Absolution, released in July 2006. The album was a change in style from Muse's previous albums, while introducing new influences including R&B, jazz, and soul. The theme of the album has political and science-fiction undertones, with the lyrics covering topics as varied as political corruption, alien invasion, New World Order conspiracies as well as more conventional love songs. Black Holes and Revelations remains Muse's most successful album in the United States, reaching No. 9 in the Billboard 200 album chart with over 700,000 copies sold, and 3 million world wide. It peaked at No. 1 in the UK, much of Europe, and Australia. The album is dedicated to the memory of Helen Kirk. This was the first Muse album I heard, back in 2006 and only being 11 years old. It really helped me develop my music taste. Although it isn't my favourite Muse album, I still think it is fantastic and flows really well. It's diverse, which attracts music fans from all genres. Song by Song
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MuseWeek, Day 3: Absolution
Aw :blush: You're welcome. :hug: By the way, I'm now going to start writing up Day 4, BH&R. Should post at about 5:30pm (UK time):wacky: But I doubt it will be as good as these. I suck at describing/explaining. :p
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The Muse Thread - Hate This & I'll Hate You
:lol: It does look pretty real. But here's the original pic: Green haired Matt would be :awesome:
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The Matthew Bellamy Thread
:lol: Why thank you. :wacky:
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MuseWeek, Day 3: Absolution
Ah, my favourite Muse album (and possible favourite album. Ever.). It's perfect. :heart: Butterflies and Hurricanes is no doubt my favourite. But other highlights for me are Apocalypse Please, Hysteria, Time is Running Out and FAWY. (I would love to include Stockholm Syndrome, but I don't like the album version, live however, it is amazing)
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The Matthew Bellamy Thread
Hmm... :thinking: Thom Yorke? :p
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The Matthew Bellamy Thread
Sounds like a plan! :awesome: Not Brandon! :bigcry::bigcry: /fangirl
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MuseWeek Day 2: Origin of Symmetry
That would be me. :D
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The Matthew Bellamy Thread
Hmm... well, seeing as I am secretly a ninja I will be up for anything. :wacky:
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The Matthew Bellamy Thread
Yay! :awesome:
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The Matthew Bellamy Thread
Can I join too? :lol: Do you need a short, weird English girl? :awesome:
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MuseWeek Day 2: Origin of Symmetry
This.