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TheBrownDog
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Yeah I really like Dead Inside now. Has some sick guitar work.
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We now have 3 live versions of itI think it did, I think HARKER posted it.
So, no one caught the making of The Globalist and Defector?
Another little nod to Ennio Morricone on the start of The Globalist.....
Starts off something like this.....whistle and all.
Both very promising tracks and quite heavy in parts.
This will fun live..... (not a bad fan mutlicam)
Should replace Uprising for this tour, I think.
That's going to be insane live, Stockholm into Psycho.Should go after Stockholm Syndrome, shouldn't it?
Should go after Stockholm Syndrome, shouldn't it?
I did. Defector > The Globalist
First time posting in here. Muse have always been a band that have frustrated me a bit. They're a bit like North last year, at their best they are outstanding, while their worst can be rubbish. In terms of their new songs, psyco makes me hate music a bit, while Dead inside has really grown on me. I'll be interested to see how the new album goes, it'd have to be better than TSL
Rubbish was a bit harsh, but yeah I totally agree. They've just been trying too many different tricks during the last two albumsThe funny thing about Muse is that very little is actually rubbish.....it may be misplaced in the context of the album but rarely is it rubbish.
I dislike (with a passion) Undisclosed Desires, Madness, Invincible, Follow Me etc yet they're still all good pop songs..........if you like pop, that is.
The last two albums have had them venture a little too far and wide from track to track and the results become very confusing and out of order.
I like the fact that this album is somewhat more thematic than the shotgun approach of recent records........and hopefully a whole lot less cheese.
Rubbish was a bit harsh, but yeah I totally agree. They've just been trying too many different tricks during the last two albums