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Riffs after big, climactic songs like Stockholm or even New Born are great and appropriate. Songs like Hysteria, TIRO and Supermassive, however - no. It's just needless padding that you could use to play an actual extra song or two.

 

Bit weird, but I remember there being a quote on one of the old Guitar Hero games that went something like "People don't pay money to watch you jam" and it always springs to mind when I think of Muse.

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Riffs after big, climactic songs like Stockholm or even New Born are great and appropriate. Songs like Hysteria, TIRO and Supermassive, however - no. It's just needless padding that you could use to play an actual extra song or two.

 

Bit weird, but I remember there being a quote on one of the old Guitar Hero games that went something like "People don't pay money to watch you jam" and it always springs to mind when I think of Muse.

 

I think it is boring to play the same intro/outro riffs to the songs again and again....! Jamming means to me improvisation, so this is def not jamming.

 

To see Muse jamming would be awesome!

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I'd pay money to watch a band jam.

 

Me too! Only a good band can jam and create something new, and Muse are great and bound together so...and if they lose themselves for half an hour in jamming it's ok! :Dand if they only play 3-4 songs then, wtf great! when I know it is a Jam-gig I am happy with it

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So did I before this tour but I still recognise Feeling Good and Explorers as being dross live, particularly the latter.

 

I think Animals is fine as it is, it just doesn't translate that well to bigger or more open venues. I imagine it sounds pretty beefy in a smaller club-size venue. Tbh, I've gotten tired of them needlessly adding riffs onto the ends of songs. It's not as bad as I remember it being during TR Tour (or was it T2L Tour?), but I still wouldn't want any more. In fact, I'd like less riffs/intros/wankery if anything.

 

I find Explorers nice on record but live, meh. Was a reasonable break after Knights of Cydonia at SBE, which was wild, but not really memorable.

 

I think making the Animals outro longer is a thing I felt about the record version - well, that and not having the squawking stockbrokers over the top. I liked the cash confetti live, even if I've since lost my Muse Euro, but it wasn't the best live song, put it that way.

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I love jams, that's probably why I love rhcp live and nobody else does :LOL: When I saw them in 2003 they played 18 minutes after last song. Also, Dazed and Confused is the best Led Zeppelin live song.

I would like to see Muse playing some improvised riffs instead of Nirvana or RATM. That would make shows different even with the same setlist

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Although T2L gets a bad rap, Explorers for me is not a song, but a lullaby, even down to the 'go to sleep' bit at the end. When this album came out I had a young child and could definetly emphathise with the 'go to sleep' part as I had yet another night of not sleeping lol

An absolutely beautiful song IMHO.

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