Yupp, or just look at the "Thumps up" at YouTube. About the "I don't like change" point. I think it is not valid to generalize, here. Everyone needs change and new things to a certain extent. For some it's more, for some it's less. There are people who travel the world and others staying in their flat. But the ones in the flat will also buy new flowers from time to time, read the news or cook an unknown dish. For me, I liked the hauling guitars, Matt's falsetto, the piano parts, and also some of the electronic stuff. Take the B-Sides on Hullabaloo, e.g. Could the bands' sound be more different from what it is like in the present? Yet, I don't want them to reproduce the past, and I think no one wants this. One has to respect the direction they have taken (more pop, more glam) but one does not automatically need to like it. At the end of day, it's not so much a single song that counts so much, anymore. It's rather the memories you have. Like, singing with 300 Muse fans at London's Trafalgar square. This is something, no one will ever take from you.

//in Erinnerung an die guten alten Zeiten//

It's just awful. For years, whenever Muse release something new I think "Maybe, this time it is something with substance" – don't know how many times I got disappointed. I think it all started with BH&R. But compared to anything they released in the last time their works from ten years ago are masterpieces. "Dig Down" just sounds so cheap and uninspired, even "Drones" had its moments (although overall I think, "Drones" is damn cheesy).