Jobby
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I wonder what the last gig they play will be like...surely they'd bring back a few Showbiz songs for that?
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On the bright side, it's more likely than a Muscle Museum comeback To be honest, if Soldier's Poem can make a comeback then so can Assassin.
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Muscle Museum was performed twice, IIRC. That was only because Tom told them it was his favourite song and asked them to play it at a gig they were about to perform. It was almost if not completely unrehearsed and Matt called it "rusty". That's probably why they haven't played it since. Showbiz was played a few times.
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The Absolution Tour doesn't hold the best Fury performance. That award goes to the OOS era. Here you go: [YT]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8cS1UiKzjg[/YT] Absolutely stunning. -
I can see Muscle Museum making a return to be honest, not sure why. Someone needs to bring up that bullshit 'lost pedal' excuse if they meet Matt and see what he says.
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TOADA has a terrible chorus to be frank. The verses aren't bad though.
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Falling Down at the moment for me. Sooooo much fun to play on the guitar for some reason, love me a bit of blues.
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For the Plug In Baby bit I'm getting: B ---3-----3-2----2-3-------- G -----4-4----3-3------------- It's not perfect but hopefully you can work it out from that. Does anyone have a decent tab of Falling Down? Every tab I've found just doesn't seem to be right... Also, the little Hendrix-esque bit he does at 3:45 here: [YT] [/YT]
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No. Just...no. EDIT: Also, it is not the same opinion at all. The Small Print and TOADA are completely different songs. One is good and one is bad.
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No, The Small Print replaced Fury on Absolution.
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D string, not E I prefer that riff as an outro to be honest
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Feeling Good on one of the old Doctor Who Confidentials (everyone probably already knows this one). Right at the end too, definitely didn't expect it. Oh and Supermassive Black Hole was at the beginning of an episode on the last series (relevant I suppose). That was just lol worthy though
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Which? There's more than one.
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It has a more 'electronic' feel to it, something they're experimenting with on the new album so it'd fit in the sets. Guiding Light will almost definitely be gone completely. MK has great potential. Unintended may be boring but at least it's a Showbiz song!
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He's rich, he's not gonna care if two go unused. Also a keytar song wouldn't be bad if they did it right. Undisclosed Desires wasn't that bad on the album, just couldn't transition to a live atmosphere.
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Undisclosed Desires - Probably gone, surely even the band know it's shit/don't like it. New Born - Played considerably less. MK Ultra - I have a feeling it'll be played more often next tour. Unnatural Selection - Will be played about the same amount as last tour. Guiding Light - Gone. Maybe once or twice. Uprising - Every gig. Supermassive Black Hole - Every gig. Hysteria - Every gig. Stockholm Syndrome - I can see it getting played slightly less, not sure why. Feeling Good - Most gigs. Sunburn - Almost gone. Will only be played a few times. Unintended - About the same amount as last tour. Cave - Gone. Dark Shines - May come back a little bit.
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Quite a few people would like this, me included.
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Just read something about Elvis Costello doing gigs where the fans come up on stage and spin a giant wheel to choose the next song. Granted, this could lead to very bad flow at a Muse gig and casuals would use it for all the wrong reasons but it could be fantastic. I can see it now..."The Wheel Of B-Sides". Oh the joy of dreaming
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Assassin and Uno. They've pushed my enjoyment level of playing guitar up another notch
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Compared to the Resistance tour? I'd say they were pretty spontaneous.
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Was it an actual article on NME then? Did anyone read it/know what it said?
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Or they could make it feel like a special gig by making decent, varied setlists and give a great, energetic performace without needing to show the crowd pretty lights and UFO's to get them to enjoy themselves. See the Absolution Tour if you don't get what I mean.
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The UFO's, the spaceman suit, the LED suit, the tin foil suit, the mini UFO they played UD on... I preferred it back when they weren't trying so hard. People and critics have labelled them as sci-fi and now I think they feel they need to fit that image as much as possible. But they've taken it too far in my opinion, some of it is just laughable.
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I hope they don't keep going with this "Sci-fi" gimmick, or that they at least tone it down a bit. I think they went way too far with it on the Resistance tour.
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But I thought that, even though the visuals were broken up, it allowed for some cool effects.
