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  1. Future Setlist 1. Popular single- new album 2. Soon to be single-new album 3. Resistance Song + time consuming riff 4. "rock" song- new album + cover riff 5. Resistance Song 6. Absolution song 7. Slow song- new album 8. Resistance song 9. Poppy song- new album 10. Time consuming instrumental 11. New song no one likes 12. Absolution song (interchangeable with decent song from new album) + cover 13. Love song- new album (interchangeable with two other songs) 14. Plug in Baby Encore: 15. Stockholm/ Symphony song 16. Random song+ riff 17. KoC or similar replacement Edit: Not a complaint, just prediction.
  2. Fair enough. As impossible as this idea is I say Muse have normal set list venues and then have predesignated "oldies" concerts for all the older Muse fans. (or for anyone who just wants to hear other songs.)
  3. True. So pretty much the problem is people not knowing the rare songs because a lot of fans are/were new this tour. And personally, having been a Muse fan for a while now, I would have been extremely mad if I missed Hysteria, TIRO and other common songs for my first concert.
  4. Personally I feel as though Matt is probably in a position where he feels as though he has gained a lot of new fans for his for recent work. He most likely thinks that the majority of the people attending their gigs are new fans that are content on hearing the cheese song that got them there. As a result, he doesn't want to leave out the songs the new fans want to hear (considering most of the new fans do not know muse's rarer songs). I think this is the wrong approach. If your going to a Muse concert you should know all of their songs already. And if he is so worried about connecting with the crowd throw em a bone and give them a rare song that'll get everyone into it. Granted I attended my first Muse concert six months or so ago, I am quite happy they played all of their normal songs so I could hear them live once, but now that Ive heard them, I know longer need to hear them live. It's all a matter of what kind of fan you are. Newer fans what to hear the regulars, and longer time fans like myself are bored of the same songs. I'm sure Matt just wants to please everyone. However, I think its safe for them to go back to older songs. Reasons being, they would no longer have to cater to the new fans anymore considering everyone who likes Muse because of twilight already knows about them.
  5. Pretty much me and the rest of a theater were all supposed to meet Muse. Somehow that got off topic and it showed Matt acting in a movie. Then the band finally came out and i talked to Matt only to find in real life he is extremely gay.
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