Jump to content
Muse

kueller

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    38,088

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    36

 Content Type 

Everything posted by kueller

  1. kueller
    Now I remember when I last saw Phantogram. They were opening for The Flaming Lips. I thought they were rather boring then so I don't know what changed. They did go on after Foxygen though who I thought were terrible so maybe I was recovering.
  2. kueller
    They had mentioned going in they wanted to slant it towards the albums where they more officially "started" in the US. Why they didn't end up playing some more Absolution though is beyond me but at least Apocalypse Please has become kind of regular as a result.
  3. kueller
    If Drones counts (I don't count it) then it's 7.
  4. kueller
    I got 6 new songs (the Drones songs) so close enough.
  5. kueller
    Era is correct, but they are inevitably their own separate songs. Dead Star in particular is in its own era, having been played regularly in its surrounding tours. If I knew how to make a website I'd put the bot's data scripts on a page.
  6. kueller
    Why would Origin era songs count (@ both Jobby and Lockeface)? No one considers Nishe part of Showbiz or Popcorn part of The Resistance and those were actually album single b-sides where Dead Star and related weren't. Origin era isn't even an accurate term that I just used.
  7. kueller
    I've also seen more Origin songs than Black Holes ones. 4 to 3.
  8. kueller
    That's 7 BH&R vs 8 Origin and Megalomania barely counts.
  9. kueller
    Nice.
  10. kueller
    I'm still not entirely sure what effect the producer will have on their consistency seeing as they seem to have gone into making Drones with the mindset of making something more standard rock all the way through.
  11. kueller
    [YT] [/YT]
  12. kueller
    It's just kinda redundant salt in the wound. The trend's been seen for years, maybe more obvious as time went on. But it's hard to fight against when the majority of the crowd will be in opposition.
  13. kueller
    If so, I like it.
  14. kueller
    It technically starts now since the French fans are already queueing.
  15. kueller
    The acoustic drums and general volume gave a fuller sound than what I heard hearing some of the studio versions of the tracks later.
  16. kueller
    They sound different live so don't base too much on studio recordings.
  17. kueller
    GSK might end up being the most succesfull non-Muse related thing to come from this website, if they're not already.
  18. kueller
    It bothered me for Starlight. I do like the song and the breakdown feels so empty without the guitar coming in (see 2006 performances for best examples barring the tone). If Blackout was still around that would probably bother me too, even more.
  19. kueller
    Thanks.
  20. kueller
    It's a treat for regular attendees rather than a universal concert improvement (like all rotations really). It's refreshing to see them mix it up a bit.
  21. kueller
    I enjoyed it more than Mercy and Revolt.
  22. kueller
    Glasto wasn't as outstanding to many of the other headlining gigs that tour.
  23. kueller
    It's among my favorites but I'm still sloppy in some parts.
  24. kueller
    I ended up never really thinking of a proper question. I think everything I wanted to say was already asked and I'd rather leave it as is than change up some words to sneak in redundancy.
  25. kueller
    Both are PAL as mentioned but there's plenty of DVD players now that can play both NTSC and PAL. Games consoles can do it too. Absolution Tour used to be region locked though, which made it playable only on a computer (like the copy I have). You can now get Region 0 versions though, so it's as open as Hullabaloo.
×
×
  • Create New...