[What's happened to 'Muselive'?]

I kind of had a moment the other day after seeing muse in concert. I've been to many muse concerts in my 20's while I was in college, having fun, spur of the moment road trips to see them in the next state over , spent hours on the boards.. Then life happened.. I graduated, got married, moved, mortgage and general responsibilities took over . The resistance came out, then 2nd law, which I hardly listened to, but still caught them when they had a show nearby. It wasn't till this recent Drones concert that I had that same feeling of infatuation of Muse that I had in my younger years. I don't know what it was, but I got a little emotional. I came back to the boards and I noticed that some of the people who were regulars , had stopped posting years ago as well. It kinda made me sad.. Maybe life got in the way as well.Muse will always be a part of my life , just not as much as they used to be.

 

Pretty much same happened to me, I just kind of drifted away because life got in the way. I don't follow Muse's every move as obsessively as I used to and I'm not going to see them on the following tour but I still consider myself a fan. And I still think Matt Bellamy is a musical genius of some sort even though I don't like some of his songs on Drones or previous albums.

['Drones' discussion thread (part 2): A Game Changer for Humanity]

I think it's rather interesting they are wearing the same kind of clothes. Makes me wonder if they are some kind of uniforms that they are going to use on gigs.

['Drones' discussion thread (part 2): A Game Changer for Humanity]

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[Muse on Social Media]

So the toe will be healed just in time before the gig in Helsinki 10th of December

[Muse on Social Media]

Looks like it.

 

So it's not that bad and he can still do the gigs. Right? Who cares if a toe is a bit sore.

[Muse on Social Media]

I'm looking at the x-ray picture and it seems he broke his toe. Am I right?