Adrienne
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I have to say the first leg of The Resistance tour that they played (saw them at MSG and in Philly) was underwhelming but the 2nd leg (saw them recently in Long Island, then Newark) blew me away like the old Muse used to. Maybe I enjoyed it more because I knew I wouldn't see them again for quite some time, but I was blown away by their 2nd leg. Wish the set was different though.....
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I missed all your posts! Thank you for the Happy bday! =) I've been super busy with work and life =/ you know how it is... how are you??
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Hang out in the back of the pit
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I'm not that tall, but I'm not short. I'm 5'8'' and I'll be wearing my boots which will give me another 2 inches probably. I'm stickin towards the back anyways because I really hated being stuck in the front. You can't enjoy the music when you can't breathe and are worried about getting hurt.
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lol I'm glad you said that because I was starting to doubt my past experiences reading all these post. I've been in GA plenty of times and I was only mauled once. That was because I wanted to be up at the front and didn't realize how people were going to act. In the middle/back of the GA is a lot more tame
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The pit is a very large area. The way it was described sounds like how it is much closer to the stage (I know this because I got stuck in it once and wasn't prepared for it). I've been in the pit for half of the Muse performances I went too but learned to stand in the back. The whole entire pit isn't a mob from what I remember. There was ample room for the people that didn't want to be mobbed in the back. Edit: My experience is for Muse headlining concerts only, I'm not talking about festivals where multiple bands take turns on stage.
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The Showtime commercial for itself. Butterflies and Hurricanes
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Randomly browsing through Showtime (ordered the channel mainly to watch Dexter) and Butterflies and Hurricanes started playing. They are using it as the song for their montage of Showtime shows/advertisement. AWESOME