Muse "Absolution" finally coming out in states and possible tour.
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Muse "Absolution" finally coming out in states and possible tour.
Matt Bellamy said in an interview that the last Muse album 'Absolution' will be released in March in the United stated on the label Warner. The band will play in small places for this occasion.
It's about damn time. I'm hoping we can get the limited edition CD/DVD edition release also. I don't understand what the problem is with them getting American distribution and touring here. They are perhaps one of the most brilliant bands out there, at least Europe realizes it.
It's about damn time. I'm hoping we can get the limited edition CD/DVD edition release also. I don't understand what the problem is with them getting American distribution and touring here. They are perhaps one of the most brilliant bands out there, at least Europe realizes it.
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Yeah their first cd Showbiz was released on Maverick, and then they got dropped.
The problem was they kept getting compared to Radiohead in the states so they got blown off...I honestly think their progression and to what their sound is now, sounds far from Radiohead.
The problem was they kept getting compared to Radiohead in the states so they got blown off...I honestly think their progression and to what their sound is now, sounds far from Radiohead.
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The problem was they kept getting compared to Radiohead in the states so they got blown off...I honestly think their progression and to what their sound is now, sounds far from Radiohead.
The problem was they kept getting compared to Radiohead in the states so they got blown off...I honestly think their progression and to what their sound is now, sounds far from Radiohead.
I hope they do tour the states, the last time I caught them here in DC they played the really small Metro Club (sadly now closed and sorely missed) - practically a foot away from the band, needless to say it was overwhelming and fan-friggin-tastic!
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Well in the respect that they are making more obtainable and guitar driven music, they are better than Radiohead if a comparison must be made. Matt Bellamy is an amazing guitar and piano player, his custom made guitars are pretty damn crazy.
Man you're lucky, what tour was that, the only tour I knew they came to the states on was opening for the Chili Peppers and Foo Fighters.
Man you're lucky, what tour was that, the only tour I knew they came to the states on was opening for the Chili Peppers and Foo Fighters.
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Originally posted by TripWire
I honestly think their progression and to what their sound is now, sounds far from Radiohead.
I honestly think their progression and to what their sound is now, sounds far from Radiohead.
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We've been listening to this album a lot lately and it's just brilliant. I too get sick of the Radiohead comparisons, because I simply don't believe singers intentionally try to emulate their sound, especially these days. It's an easy critique to use when a reviewing has nothing new to offer.
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I only have Showbiz and I do think it sounds like Bends-era Radiohead. It's funny--Radiohead is my favorite band and yet I don't like bands that sound like them. Although I do think Muse is quite talented and I will definitely give their newer releases a try when I can get them cheap.
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They have come a long way since Showbiz. Absolution managed to maintain a very high level of song writing throughout, no filler included.
I bought the limited edition with the DVD, but that's only some behind the scene footage, nothing too interesting.
I bought the limited edition with the DVD, but that's only some behind the scene footage, nothing too interesting.
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Yeah but doesn't the DVD show the recording process also?
I would like to see that, I saw some crazy clips with drums being suspended over a pool and stuff.
Actually for some reason "Sing for Absolution" chorus reminds me of Radiohead "Lucky" chorus, I dunno why.
I still don't know if I like Origin of Symmetry better, that album is so crazy layered and thick, which is why i love it. Absolution definately keeps growing on me though.
I would like to see that, I saw some crazy clips with drums being suspended over a pool and stuff.
Actually for some reason "Sing for Absolution" chorus reminds me of Radiohead "Lucky" chorus, I dunno why.
I still don't know if I like Origin of Symmetry better, that album is so crazy layered and thick, which is why i love it. Absolution definately keeps growing on me though.