dead-duck 10 Posted October 21, 2010 I'm not surprised.... I've been hearing UD more and more on my local station.... they still have Uprising & Resistance in heavy rotation, but from my limited exposure it seems like UD is gaining. That is probably partially due to the upcoming gig, though (gig isn't here, but it's the closest to us so they're giving away tickets and sending a bus full of people there) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Discoprincess32 10 Posted October 22, 2010 I'm not surprised.... I've been hearing UD more and more on my local station.... they still have Uprising & Resistance in heavy rotation, but from my limited exposure it seems like UD is gaining. That is probably partially due to the upcoming gig, though (gig isn't here, but it's the closest to us so they're giving away tickets and sending a bus full of people there) They have played, since noon today, Undisclosed Desires 4 times and Starlight once on the End today. Muse = LOVE Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Irreligious 10 Posted October 22, 2010 I hear 'Uprising' about 2-4 times a day on the radio. at first I'm like, ugh not this again. Then I'm like got me again you British....-insert creative playful insult here- I wouldn't mind hearing Undisclosed Desires a couple times. I would prefer MK ultra so they would play it live moar. :| Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Christine85 10 Posted October 22, 2010 I heard UD for the first time on 103.1 the buzz in West Palm Beach yesterday. UD is also on rotation at work. If you shop at Publix (grocery store chain in the south) you will hear it. Gives me a good reason to take a 5 minute break Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
muse samuse 22 Posted October 25, 2010 (edited) Wow! A 24% increase in radio airplay this week for "Undisclosed Desires" means the song will climb to no. 12 or higher on next week's Alternative songs chart. UD is one of the three biggest gainers along with "Waiting for the End" by Linkin Park and "Sick of You" by Cake. It is now official. Muse gets it eighth top ten song on the Billboard Alternative/Modern Rock chart in the USA as UD explodes at radio and moves up four notches to no. 9 and achieves Greatest Gainer status. On the Mediabase chart it rises to no. 11 with just under 200 additional spins at radio stations in the past week. The only band with more top ten Alternative hits than Muse at modern rock radio since June 2004 when the UK trio got its first top ten hit with "Time is Running Out" is Linkin Park with 9. Since the chart's inception in 1988, the acts with the most top 10s are U2 with 23, the Red Hot Chili Peppers with 21, Green Day with 19, Foo Fighters with 17, and R.E.M., Pearl Jam, the Offspring, Incubus and Linkin Park with 15. "Tighten up" by the Black Keys is the new #1 song on the Alternative Songs chart. Source: Billboard Edited November 25, 2010 by muse s'amuse Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Discoprincess32 10 Posted November 4, 2010 It is now official. Muse gets it eighth top ten song on the Billboard Alternative/Modern Rock chart in the USA as UD explodes at radio and moves up four notches to no. 9 and achieves Greatest Gainer status. On the Mediabase chart it rises to no. 11 with just under 200 additional spins at radio stations in the past week. The only band with more top ten Alternative hits than Muse at modern rock radio since June 2004 when the UK trio got its first top ten hit with "Time is Running Out" is Linkin Park with 9. Since the chart's inception in 1988, the acts with the most top 10s are the Red Hot Chili Peppers with 21, U2 with 20, Green Day with 19 followed by Foo Fighters with 17, Pearl Jam, the Offspring, Incubus and Linkin Park with 15. "Tighten up" by the Black Keys is the new #1 song on the Alternative Songs chart. Source: Billboard Undisclosed Desires is #1 on The End in Seattle! It was never #1 before! Yeah Muse! I think Seattle misses them. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
muse samuse 22 Posted November 4, 2010 UD moves up another slot to no. 8 on the Alternative Songs chart this week with about 1,100 plays at 53 modern rock stations. The #1 song usually gets around 1,500 to 1,700 weekly spins. The Hot 100 Billboard chart history - Muse songs ranked by peak position 37. "Uprising" - 20 weeks on the chart 77. "Neutron Star Collision (Love is Forever)" - One week on the chart 101. "Starlight" - Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart 114. "Resistance" - Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart 118. "Hysteria" - Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Discoprincess32 10 Posted November 8, 2010 If you head out WOW Gold to the Gold Coast area in Westfall you will find a Buy WOW Gold windmill on a hill overlooking the beach (there is a murloc camp right below it on the beach). Surrounding this windmill are a ton of Defias mobs WOW Power Leveling that you can kill and get a ton of linen and other Buy Aion Gold good humanoid loot. They are only around level 12 so it is easy to make World of Warcraft gold. WOW spam much Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
muse samuse 22 Posted November 11, 2010 (edited) UD holds for a fourth consecutive week at no. 8 on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart. Muse has now spent 67 consecutive weeks on this chart with three singles from The Resistance along with NSC from The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. The Resistance spent 60 consecutive weeks on the Billboard 200 album chart peaking at a career high position #3 and has sold just under 600k copies to date. The Billboard Hot 100 chart history for Matt Bellamy with Muse and his dad George with the Tornados: "Uprising" composed by Matt debuted at #81 in August 2009, peaked at #37 in October 2009 and left the chart in February 2010 after 20 weeks and was certified gold by the RIAA while "Neutron Star Collision (Love is Forever) debuted and peaked at #77 in June 2010 for its only week on the chart. "Telstar" debuted at #85 in November 1962, peaked at #1 for three weeks in December 1962 and left the chart in February 1963 after 16 weeks while "Ridin the Wind" written by George debuted at #80 in February 1963 and peaked at #63 and left the chart in March 1963 after five weeks. "Telstar" prevented "Limbo Rock" by Chubby Checker from reaching #1 and became the first #1 song by a British band on the USA singles chart a year before The Beatles. Edited November 25, 2010 by muse s'amuse Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sweet1pearl 10 Posted November 14, 2010 Thanks for posting this--I looked these same chart stats up on the Billboard site and it's really interesting to see how Muse has done on the American charts. Poor Showbiz. One of my favorite Muse albums. I love showbiz too!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
muse samuse 22 Posted November 25, 2010 (edited) I love showbiz too!! It is a great debut CD by the band with outstanding songs such as Muscle Museum, Cave, Sunburn, Unintended, Uno and the title track. Some reviewers called it Radiohead lite but critics be damned! A little bit of history behind this album's release in the USA according to various sources: On March 22, 1999 Muse played a show at the Viper Club in West Hollywood, CA with about 20 people in attendance including reportedly Steve Jones, guitarist of legendary punk rockers Sex Pistols and currently host of Jonesy's Jukebox on KROQ radio in Los Angeles, and Guy Oseary, chairman and CEO of Maverick Records at the time and currently manager for Madonna. Mr. Oseary offered the band a record contract on the spot after Columbia Records had shown some initial interest in late 1998 and Showbiz was released by Maverick Records in the USA on September 28, 1999. It never charted and radio did not play any singles from it including Uno. The album has sold in the range of 50-100k in the USA per Nielsen Soundscan. Maverick decided not to release the band's second album Origin of Symmetry in 2001 because of doubts about the radio friendliness of the tracks due to Matt's vocal style and concerns over the album's potential commercial success. The band did not want to change its songs and left the label. Madonna also parted ways with Maverick in 2004 after disagreements with Warner Brothers Records CEO Edgar Bronfman Jr but Oseary remained head of the label for a few more years. Oseary later produced the first two Twilight films which featured Muse songs on its soundtracks. Incidentally, the director of Twilight Saga: Eclipse David Slade also directed several music videos from Origin of Symmetry including my favourite Bliss. Muse eventually signed with Warner Brothers Records and their next three albums have been released on that label. Also, one of the owners of the Viper Club in 1999 was Johnny Depp whose new movie The Tourist has the band's awesome song Map of the Problematique in the film's trailer and possibly in the closing credits. Life is full of strange twists and turns, innit? Edited November 25, 2010 by muse s'amuse Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
muse samuse 22 Posted November 25, 2010 (edited) Undisclosed Desires holds at no. 8 for a fourth consecutive week on the Alternative Rock songs chart while Uprising re-enters the iTunes top 200 songs chart this week probably due to Muse winning the American Music Award for Favorite Alternative Rock Artist for 2010 this past Sunday. The acceptance speeches given by Matt, Dom and Tom were watched by just under 12 million viewers on ABC that evening, likely the most ever to have seen Muse on primetime network television in the USA. The band's only previous appearances in front of a large television audience were on SNL in December 2009 when they performed Uprising and Starlight after midnight and on the MTV Video Music Awards in September 2009. Edited November 25, 2010 by muse s'amuse Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bunerz 10 Posted November 26, 2010 Undisclosed Desires holds at no. 8 for a fourth consecutive week on the Alternative Rock songs chart while Uprising re-enters the iTunes top 200 songs chart this week probably due to Muse winning the American Music Award for Favorite Alternative Rock Artist for 2010 this past Sunday. The acceptance speeches given by Matt' date=' Dom and Tom were watched by just under 12 million viewers on ABC that evening, likely the most ever to have seen Muse on primetime network television in the USA. The band's only previous appearances in front of a large television audience were on SNL in December 2009 when they performed Uprising and Starlight after midnight and on the MTV Video Music Awards in September 2009.[/quote'] Thanks for the info What position is Uprising on the chart? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lynx 10 Posted November 26, 2010 My local radio *just* started playing UD about two weeks ago. I hate my local radio. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Shiner1 10 Posted November 27, 2010 My local radio *just* started playing UD about two weeks ago. I hate my local radio. Still only Uprising here. I'm in music hell. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tofu 10 Posted November 27, 2010 Still only Uprising here. I'm in music hell. The last time I heard Muse on the local radio was Knights of Cydonia 3 years ago. (I *have* heard Uprising while in Connecticut before, but that's different) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
muse samuse 22 Posted November 28, 2010 Thanks for the info What position is Uprising on the chart? Billboard removes songs from their Alternative/Modern Rock radio airplay chart and classifies them as recurrents if they have spent 52 or more weeks on the chart and drop below position no. 10. Mediabase has a similar policy except their recently revised rule stipulates 40 weeks instead of 52. A song can re-enter the chart if it moves back into the top ten which did happen with Uprising for one week this past August. Songs are also removed if they have spent 20 or more weeks on this chart and drop below no. 15. On the Billboard Hot 100 all genres chart songs are removed after they have spent a total of 20 or more weeks on the chart and drop below no. 50. This happened with Uprising as well. Uprising entered the Alternative rock chart dated August 22, 2009 and stayed for a total of 53 weeks and was moved to recurrent status at the end of August 2010. It spent a total of seventeen weeks at #1 which in the history of this 22 year old Billboard chart ranks second only to The Pretender by Foo Fighters which spent 18 weeks at no. 1. On the Mediabase Alternative rock chart Uprising spent a total of 19 weeks at no. 1 which is a chart record. Uprising unfortunately is ineligible to be nominated for a 2011 GRAMMY because it was released a few weeks before the current eligibility period (Sept 2009 thru Sept 2010). The Pretender on the other hand was nominated for Record of the Year for 2008 and lost but Foo Fighters did win a GRAMMY for Best Hard Rock performance that same year for this song. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
muse samuse 22 Posted November 28, 2010 Congrats to Muse! Undisclosed Desires jumps from no. 9 to no. 4 on the latest Alternative Rock chart to be officially released by Mediabase on Monday. This means The Resistance has now generated three top 5 hits on the Alternative chart. Black Holes and Revelations had three top ten hits on this chart while Absolution had three top 40 hits, two of which reached the top ten. Billboard is currently compiling and ranking this year's most popular songs by genre. The tracks below will most likely be in the top ten on the Alternative Songs list for 2010: Uprising - Muse Resistance - Muse Lay Me Down - The Dirty Heads f/Rome Savior - Rise Against Lisztomania - Phoenix 1901 - Phoenix Animal - Neon Trees For the 2009 chart year Billboard ranked Use Somebody by Kings of Leon as the most popular Alternative Rock song based on radio airplay detections measured by Nielsen BDS and named KOL Alternative Rock artist for 2009. KOL received four GRAMMY nominations and won three at the GRAMMY Awards last year. Billboard will likely name Muse as Alternative Rock artist for 2010 because of four charted singles, three of which reached the top ten and two of which hit #1. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Discoprincess32 10 Posted November 28, 2010 Congrats to Muse! Undisclosed Desires jumps from no. 9 to no. 4 on the latest Alternative Rock chart to be officially released by Mediabase on Monday. This means The Resistance has now generated three top 5 hits on the Alternative chart. Black Holes and Revelations had three top ten hits on this chart while Absolution had three top 40 hits, two of which reached the top ten. Billboard is currently compiling and ranking this year's most popular songs by genre. The tracks below will most likely be in the top ten on the Alternative Songs list for 2010: Uprising - Muse Resistance - Muse Lay Me Down - The Dirty Heads f/Rome Savior - Rise Against Lisztomania - Phoenix 1901 - Phoenix Animal - Neon Trees For the 2009 chart year Billboard ranked Use Somebody by Kings of Leon as the most popular Alternative Rock song based on radio airplay detections measured by Nielsen BDS and named KOL Alternative Rock artist for 2009. KOL received four GRAMMY nominations and won three at the GRAMMY Awards last year. Billboard will likely name Muse as Alternative Rock artist for 2010 because of four charted singles, three of which reached the top ten and two of which hit #1. You are my hero! I love and keep track of charts like this myself but you have an amazing inside scoop that I could never fathom to have! Keep it coming! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
29pearls 10 Posted November 28, 2010 You are my hero! I love and keep track of charts like this myself but you have an amazing inside scoop that I could never fathom to have! Keep it coming! Yes, thank you so much for all your info, muse s'amuse. I've followed charts for much longer than I've followed Muse, so this is all great stuff for me. Also appreciate your Grammy info. UD is really the "little song that could". I never thought it would crack the top 20, much less make it to #4. It's a bit misleading though -- it has less spins now than a few weeks ago at #8, but other songs have dropped much faster while UD has stayed constant. I don't see it going higher, as it's 300 spins behind KOL's Radioactive. Here's the mediabase alternative chart: http://www.mediabase.com/mmrweb/insideradio/charts.asp?format=5 I wonder if UD will be released to Hot AC stations? It seems like a good fit for that format to me. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
muse samuse 22 Posted December 2, 2010 Billboard has "Undisclosed Desires" ranked on their latest chart at #4 too. KROQ gave it some love this past week. Click and view the video below for an interesting behind the scenes look at the making of UD on TR. "Uprising" was placed at #16 on Billboard's year end Alternative chart for 2009. This year I expect it to be ranked in the top three. We will know a week from today the exact position. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
muse samuse 22 Posted December 9, 2010 (edited) "Uprising" has just been named the most popular rock song at Alternative radio for 2010 in Billboard's year-end airplay genre charts while "Resistance" was ranked at #6 and "Undisclosed Desires" at #49. "Uprising" was also ranked at #49 on the Adult Top 40 year-end radio airplay chart. The band's album The Resistance placed at #98 on the year end Billboard 200 album chart for 2010. Last year TR held position #124. Muse has also been named Billboard's Alternative Rock Artist of the Year for 2010 with four charted singles. Phoenix placed second and 30 Seconds to Mars placed third. Click on the video below to listen to Matt's interview in September 2009 in which he reveals the inspiration for "Uprising" which has been certified Platinum by the RIAA in the USA. Meanwhile, "Undisclosed Desires" has gained radio airplay this past week and holds steady at #4 on the Mediabase Alternative chart. Edited December 9, 2010 by muse s'amuse Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Discoprincess32 10 Posted December 9, 2010 "Uprising" has just been named the most popular rock song at Alternative radio for 2010 in Billboard's year-end airplay genre charts while "Resistance" was ranked at #6 and "Undisclosed Desires" at #49. "Uprising" was also ranked at #49 on the Adult Top 40 year-end radio airplay chart. The band's album The Resistance placed at #98 on the year end Billboard 200 album chart for 2010. Last year TR held position #124. Muse has also been named Billboard's Alternative Rock Artist of the Year for 2010 with four charted singles. Phoenix placed second and 30 Seconds to Mars placed third. Click on the video below to listen to Matt's interview in September 2009 in which he reveals the inspiration for "Uprising" which has been certified Platinum by the RIAA in the USA. Meanwhile, "Undisclosed Desires" has gained radio airplay this past week and holds steady at #4 on the Mediabase Alternative chart. Thats Fantastic! Yeah! Can't wait to see them at the Billboard awards then! That is the only awards show that is actually worth anything because is is actually done by sales and not popular votes (rabid Beiber fans voting AMA as artist of the year instead of Eminem way ghay!) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dead-duck 10 Posted December 9, 2010 "Uprising" has just been named the most popular rock song at Alternative radio for 2010 in Billboard's year-end airplay genre charts while "Resistance" was ranked at #6 and "Undisclosed Desires" at #49. "Uprising" was also ranked at #49 on the Adult Top 40 year-end radio airplay chart. The band's album The Resistance placed at #98 on the year end Billboard 200 album chart for 2010. Last year TR held position #124. Muse has also been named Billboard's Alternative Rock Artist of the Year for 2010 with four charted singles. Phoenix placed second and 30 Seconds to Mars placed third. ah, cool! I'm not surprised, really... i heard so much muse on the radio this year it was unreal! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
stevie g 10 Posted December 10, 2010 Muse are doing great in the US.Undisclosed Desires is doing better there than here/.Is it on normal radio or only rock radio,as its not a rock song?? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites