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Officially confirmed: http://www.lollapaloozabr.com/2014-line-up
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And I'm pretty sure the lady next to Dom is Problematique MX! Gaby is such a cutie pie.
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Survival sucks without the final note.
Survival sucks
Basically, yes, but it was incredible that the ACL festival. It was so meh at RIR.
And yes, that freedom scream!!
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He was wasted. It was amazing. I even thought Survival was fucking epic, and I generally hate it.
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Now all I need is someone to agree with me on the fact that Fillip and Sober are awesome.
Hello there. I'm with you.
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Glorious
City of Delusion
Space Dementia
Darkshines
Cave
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I'll finish it tomorrow. I'll just leave the microphone where it is so I don't have to find the position again.
Thaaaaank you.
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I could make it.
If you do, can I have it?
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Similar to the last one, but I added some extra guitar tracks to the existing one to try and make it fuller.
Do you have the entire song like this?
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Really?
Uh-huh.
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I Belong To You
Supermassive Black Hole
Survival
Starlight
Guiding Light
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WATCH! MTV Turns Stories From Nirvana & Muse Into Animation
http://www.987fm.com/pages/kade.html?article=11389656
Direct link to the video about Muse http://www.mtv.com/videos/misc/916473/rock-stories-muses-near-death-by-sound-board.jhtml
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Sorry if this has been posted before. Also, I couldn't figure out how to embed a soundcloud code so here's the link.
He's a snippet of my Matt Bellamy interview I did in London on the 26th May where he tells me they'll be touring Australia in December 2013 -
Barça gig? As far as I know, they didn't play at Camp Nou, or did they? XD
You're right. haha
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That have been released
I mean there's also proshot footage of other stadium shows floating around that have been shown in short interviews like the one with Chris before the Barça gig.
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The thing I take from this is that there are proshots from the Barça gig
There are proshots from every gig
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A video of Dom speaking to Antena 3 in Barcelona. Unfortunately they don't show much of the actual interview. The girl is talking about the shows, the production, the album and the following tour dates. And there's proshot footage of the show. Nothing new.
You can watch it here (it's short): http://www.antena3.com/videos-online/noticias/cultura/muse-hace-sonar-rock-barcelona_2013060800055.html
EDIT. and some proshot footage of last night's show here too: http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/1837917/0/muse/concierto/barcelona/
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Interview with Dom before tonight's show in Barcelona.
Those who have been in a band and have dreamt of playing not for thousands, but tens of thousands of people: raise your hands. Dom Howard would raise his without any hesitation: the drummer of Muse has flirted with the idea of being in a stadium band since he, Matt Bellamy and Chris Wolstenholme were kids and would rehearse in the basement of Bellamy's grandma's house.
"We became adults and started going to festivals like Glastonbury and Reading, and that was what inspired us, showed us how far we could get in the future - Howard recalls. I've dreamt of playing in big stadiums, and I remember, very specifically, seeing Rage Against the Machine at Reading and thinking, Wow, I want to play on the main stage." Muse played for the first time on the main stage of Reading Festival in 2006, the year in which they released their fourth album, 'Black Holes and Revelations'.
"It was an amazing experience," he says, and since then playing in front of tens of thousands of people has become for them such a routine that in February, when they had to perform at the Shepherd's Bush Empire in London, with a capacity for 2,000 people, for them it was like playing at a minuscule venue. Now the British trio are facing the challenge of filling the Olympic Stadium in Barcelona, something that not even the ambitious Madonna has accomplished yet. But if Muse were ambitious when they started playing, almost twenty years ago, imagine how they are now.
Sonic ambition:
"The 2nd law ', released in 2012, is another evidence of the ambition of the trio, in this case sonic. While the early comparisons to Radiohead can be annoying, Thom Yorke's band and Muse have taken opposite directions: the former is considered more of a minimalistic electronica band, whereas the latter goes from symphonic rock and electro-house to influences of artists like Skrillex.
"I think we took a lot of risks with this album, Howard explains, and as a band we felt that we found some music branches that we had not dealt with before. We've made a very diverse album, exploring many different musical directions, so we maximized, tried lots of different ideas. Just listen to the first three songs: It almost seems we are three different bands! It's opened many doors and gave us many options for the future " .
That they took some risks, we cannot argue: Survival, for instance, perhaps the Olympic anthem of London 2012 - the most excessive song of history: his most insane air to Queen Freddie Mercury would fade, and the hearts of soprano Montserrat Caballe. At some point you thought they were going too far? "With the music I like to take things to the limit, says Howard. Limit Survival wanted to take the idea of an epic song, and when we finished it we just really could not go further."
I have peaked? "Maybe for the next album we make back-grant. Or maybe find a way to go even further. This is the kind of music we do, with insane progressions, instruments, heavy hearts massive, massive harmonies ... are the things that excite the music. "
Click here to read the original article/interview in catalan.
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Ok, not sure if everyone knows already but...
"WWZ & Muse: Isolated System weaves throughout the film rather well and an instrumental of Follow Me is used for the rolling credits."
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http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/guitar-signed-by-muse-top-prize-in-charity-auction-575806
Manson Guitar Works are giving Muse fans a chance to bid for a unique guitar signed by all three members of the band.
The Red Glitter Matthew Bellamy MB-1, one of the company's rarest production guitars, is being auctioned off from today in aid of the Progressive Supra Nuclear Palsy Association and Marie Curie.
“This is a fantastic opportunity for someone to own what is already an extremely limited guitar but with the very rare and added exclusivity of the band’s signatures present as well," says Manson director Adrian Ashton. "I’m very grateful for the band signing the guitar and to Matthew for letting one of these great guitars being made available for my two chosen charities.”
The winner of the auction will win the guitar complete with hard case and a signed certificate of authenticity. The last time a Muse-signed Manson was auctioned for charity, it raised £33,000, so the bar has been set particularly high.
The auction is open from now until the end of July. For more information or to make a private bid, contact Manson Guitar Works at sales@mansonguitarworks.com.
Such a beautiful guitar!
Sao paulo show: Canceled
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Crying. I hope they're ok, though.