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  1. Reading & Leeds, a predictable set with very little surprises: 1. Psycho 2. Reapers 3. Plug In Baby 4. Dead Inside 5. Interlude + Hysteria + Back In Black riff 6. The Handler 7. Citizen Erased 8. Munich Jam 9. Supermassive Black Hole 10. Starlight 11. Map Of The Problematique + Who Knows Who riff + Maggies Farm riff 12. Time Is Running Out 13. Stockholm Syndrome + Township Rebellion riff [Encore] 14. The Globalist 15. Uprising 16. Mercy 17. MWAH + Knights Of Cydonia
  2. I can't really see them doing a music video for a song that was released about a year and a half ago. Could it be something to do with the possible live DVD release of some of the Drones tour shows?
  3. This one was quite tough. Middle three: [We Are The Universe] + Uprising Hysteria MK Ultra The Small Print Assassin Sing For Absolution City Of Delusion United States Of Eurasia Butterflies & Hurricanes Ruled By Secrecy Apocalypse Please Supermassive Black Hole Map Of The Problematique Time Is Running Out Unnatural Selection [Encore 1] Exogenesis Symphony Part 1: Overture Stockholm Syndrome [Encore 2] Take A Bow Starlight Knights Of Cydonia
  4. Last three: Psycho Supremacy Panic Station MK Ultra Animals United States Of Eurasia Exogenesis Symphony Part 3: Redemption The Handler Liquid State Dead Inside Follow Me Unnatural Selection Reapers [Encore 1] The 2nd Law: Isolated System Exogenesis Symphony Part 1: Overture The Globalist [Encore 2] The 2nd Law: Unsustainable [JFK] + Uprising Mercy Survival
  5. I still think the guitar tone of the Resistance tour was the best. The whole mix on the Paris performance of Stockholm Syndrome and the Seattle show are good examples. T2L and Drones tours tones were good, but couldn't touch TR tour in my opinion.
  6. Great: Dead Inside, Reapers, The Handler Good: Psycho, Mercy, Defector OK: Aftermath, The Globalist (first verse and heavy part is great, rest is meh) Crap: Revolt, Drones One thing people seem to agree on so far is the best songs on the album.
  7. I just can't hate Mercy because it's been a highlight of their recent gigs. Even at Download it was a standout moment for me. Yes it may not be Muse's greatest composition when compared with the rest of their catalogue, but live it's a beast.
  8. Maybe you're right, when I'm home from work the first thing I'll do is try it your way. I think the D-E-F is just to work with the vocals and give it a little bit more of a kick - I guess it's not vital.
  9. First part of the TIRO chorus is something like this before going into the A minor chord: e----------------------------------------------------------------------------- B---------------------------------------------------------------------------- G-9---9---9---9--10-10-10-10----7---7---7---7---9--9--10--10- D-10-10-10-10-10-10-10-10---10-10-10-10-10-10-10--10- A-8---8---8---8---8---8---8---8---10-10-10-10-10-10-10--10- E-8---8---8---8---8---8---8---8---------------------------------------- Don't forget he slides to a C5 chord with the root on the 8th fret just before the octaves too.
  10. I think Serj had a record company and wanted to sign Muse to it, but they politely declined. There's a picture of them together somewhere circa. the Absolution tour. Assassin and Stockholm Syndrome are the two songs they've said were partly inspired by SOAD.
  11. Not to turn this thread all political, but given the events in the UK today, I wonder just how powerful Uprising will be tonight. We could be seeing "fuck the Leicestershire police" part two.
  12. I'll say Glastonbury will get: Psycho Reapers Plug In Baby Dead Inside Resistance The Handler Citizen Erased Supermassive Black Hole Prelude + Starlight Munich Jam Madness [JFK] + Interlude + Hysteria Time Is Running Out Uprising The Globalist Take A Bow Mercy MWAH + Knights of Cydonia
  13. Pre-2006: My cousins were very much into Muse, and probably even have accounts on here without me knowing they introduced me to Plug In Baby, and I couldn't get over the guitar riff, but I was still slowly getting into music itself - I'd never been that musical when I was young. We then got music channels on TV and I saw the video for Time Is Running Out on The Hits' Kerrang! Takeover. I thought it was insanely catchy so I downloaded it along with Plug In Baby. 06-08: BH&R is released, and I'm indifferent to Supermassive Black Hole at first but still very excited to hear more. I then heard Starlight and it became my favourite song purely because of the piano melody. I went and bought BH&R and then bought tickets to my first Muse gig and had a brilliant night even though I wasn't familiar with half of the tracks (I kick myself that I wasn't able to appreciate songs like Muscle Museum and Butterflies & Hurricanes that night). I went to the first night of Wembley, and it was the best night of my life as I had bought all of their albums by then - Stockholm Syndrome was, and still is, my number one favourite song. The boys were unstoppable and could do no wrong. 09-11: Then they dropped The Resistance. I was happy to hear new stuff, but after the honeymoon period was over I kind of fell out of love with it. I went to a few more gigs as usual and loved all of them, and I remember watching Glastonbury and Reading on TV like an excitable child (apart from having the majority of the Origin set taken away from the BBC Three coverage). 12-14: The coverage and build-up to T2L was exciting as I'd gotten a lot more involved on the messageboard and I had a more in-depth look thanks to everyone here. The shock of Unsustainable, the craziness of Survival, and the divisiveness of Madness were all hot topics. Being at university at the time, the album will always have a special place in my heart as it reminds me of those times. I also remember refusing to leave the house to go out until the War Child gig coverage had ended - the excitement of seeing everyone react to Dead Star both at the gig and on the board was brilliant. The Etihad Stadium gig was also incredible. 15-present: Same with the build up to Drones, but add in the Psycho tour and it just made it all the more special. I love this album, it didn't let me down (mostly), but I do struggle to listen to it at times due to going through a tough break up not long after its release, and memories of my ex are attached to the songs. In time that will pass, but I still come here every so often when I can, and I'll still keep up to speed with setlists and other discussions. However, seeing my tenth Muse gig last month, the show was great as always, but it felt a bit stale in the midsection - I just hope it's not my subconscious telling me that I've been to enough Muse gigs and they don't excite me as much any more. If they shake up the setlist like they did for Download and Manchester Academy, then I will be among the first in the queue for those types of shows.
  14. I'll try and be realistic here: Psycho The Handler New Born (+ Microphone Fiend riff + Ashamed riff) (Interlude) + Hysteria Bliss Dead Star (+0123 riff) Citizen Erased United States Of Eurasia [Munich Jam] Dead Inside Map Of The Problematique (+ Who Knows Who riff) Supermassive Black Hole Time Is Running Out Uprising Reapers Stockholm Syndrome (+ Township Rebellion riff) The Globalist Take A Bow Mercy Knights Of Cydonia
  15. Stockholm Syndrome is my absolute favourite song. Seen it nine times live and it's consistently one of the stand out songs of the night in terms of audience reaction. In my opinion it's heresy that it's not a staple in the set. Usually I'm at the front in the mosh pit when it's played, but watching it from a bit of a distance at Download allowed me to just appreciate it in a different way. I think that song was the moment when Download sceptics realised that Muse had found the perfect balance of heaviness and melody, that they were a perfect fit to headline.
  16. Matt and Dom interviewed by Claudio Landolt about Switzerland and the possibility of acoustic music among other things. Video is at the bottom of the article. http://m.srf.ch/radio-srf-3/musik/muse-in-zuerich-eher-kino-als-konzert
  17. Showbiz Sunburn (x3) Muscle Museum Unintended (x2) Origin of Symmetry New Born (x5) Bliss (x5) Space Dementia Hyper Music Plug In Baby (x9) Citizen Erased (x3) Micro Cuts (x2) Feeling Good (x6) Absolution Time Is Running Out (x10) Stockholm Syndrome (x9) Interlude (x6) Hysteria (x9) Blackout (x2) Butterflies & Hurricanes (x3) Fury Ruled By Secrecy Black Holes & Revelations Take A Bow (x4) Starlight (x9) Supermassive Black Hole (x10) Map of the Problematique (x6) Soldiers Poem Invincible (x3) Assassin City of Delusion Hoodoo (x2) Knights of Cydonia (x10) The Resistance Uprising (x7) Resistance (x4) Undisclosed Desires (x4) United States of Eurasia (x3) Guiding Light (x3) Unnatural Selection (x2) MK Ultra (x2) Exogenesis: Symphony Part 1 (Overture) (x2) The 2nd Law Supremacy (x2) Madness (x3) Panic Station (x2) Prelude Survival (x2) Follow Me (x2) Animals (x2) Explorers Liquid State (x2) The 2nd Law: Unsustainable (x2) The 2nd Law: Isolated System (x3) Drones Dead Inside (x2) [Drill Sergeant] Psycho (x3) Mercy (x2) Reapers (x3) The Handler (x2) [JFK] (x2) The Globalist Drones (x2) Others Host Forced In Nishe (x2) Agitated Dead Star (x4) The Groove
  18. Given the hope of Assassin being played in Belfast, I feel for those who went with their expectations raised Now I'm hoping it just pops up tomorrow in Manchester, along with Stockholm Syndrome.
  19. Showbiz Citizen Erased Stockholm Syndrome Map Of The Problematique United States Of Eurasia Animals The Handler Wasn't easy. Honourable mentions for Reapers and Bliss.
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