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  1. That's a nice find, although that's not the interview I was thinking of. However, you were right that it was Deezer--I searched for "Muse Deezer" and found that someone reuploaded it on Vimeo. This interview is exactly what I was thinking of! (No idea how to insert embeds into my posts, but the link should work.) Thanks for helping me find this one! At 7:26, Chris winced as much as I remembered when listening to "Save Me," lul.
  2. Hi all, I'm trying to find a video interview where each of the members of Muse listens to a few songs and gives their thoughts on it. Kind of like this Geddy Lee interview. I remember this in particular because Chris winces hard when listening to "Save Me," one of the songs they played. I can't find it on YouTube, and I'm starting to be convinced that I just imagined the whole thing. Do any of you know what publication may have posted it or, better yet, the source? Thanks in advance!
  3. Hmm. The new album is supposedly a return of guitars, but I swear that when I listen to "Compliance," I can't hear guitars anywhere in the track. Even in the live footage I've seen, I can't tell which part is Matt's when he's playing. Anyone else been able to figure out where the guitars are?
  4. heyo, this is IABI TV, if you ever read this (and fixed your forgotten password), send me a message back ^^

  5. Having checked on Wikipedia, I discovered something interesting. Though both Uprising and Madness made it to #1 on the alternative charts and both went 2× Platinum, Uprising also peaked at #37 on the Billboard Hot 100, while Madness only went to #45. So technically, that makes Muse a one-hit wonder in the US. Man, our country really does suck, doesn't it?
  6. Actually, it would be awesome to see the song Showbiz live (if Matt can still hit the notes), but I would honestly prefer it with the extended bass and drum intro that was on the album as opposed to just starting with guitar like in most live performances.
  7. So he even made contributions on "Hysteria," "Apocalypse Please," "Feeling Good," "Time Is Running Out," and "Plug in Baby"? I mean, if he did, don't correct me about it; my point is more that he hadn't started to take over Matt's job yet like he seems to have done now. In their 2013 tour, he had more of a presence than Dom--see "Unintended." (To be honest, I don't even know what he does on those songs I listed currently. They don't sound much different than when Muse were a three-piece band.)
  8. The newest music video from my band Dark Matter recently crossed the 60k mark! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxHcCisbsdg
  9. If we're counting live videos: Hullabaloo Best: The tracklisting is great and it shows Muse at their peak of onstage energy, before the uses of pre-programmed synths and big screens and huge production value. The behind-the-scenes footage is cute, too. Worst: The video's shaky camera angles give me a headache after watching it. Absolution Tour Best: This is arguably Muse's best show and the enhanced sound and camera angles from the BBC footage make it even better. The bonus tracks are also really good. Worst: Why, oh why did they cut "Citizen Erased" and "Stockholm Syndrome"? HAARP Best: The tracklisting is phenomenal and Muse is great live as usual. Plus, this was back when Morgan didn't play on every single song or pointlessly join in on guitar, so that's another bonus. I also like the addition of trumpets, and the live version of "Take a Bow" beats the studio one by a mile. Worst: I guess the fact that the colors are so washed out in parts of it? Live at Rome Olympic Stadium Best: The bonus tracks ("Stockholm Syndrome," "Unsustainable," and "Liquid State"). The filming is much more steady here, too, than it was in HAARP or Hullabaloo. Worst: The pointless grayscale in parts of it. Matt singing without playing an instrument. Cutting out whole songs or parts of songs. "Starlight" as the closing track.
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