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"Muse.."

I have never heard any of their music. A lot of my mates are into them but i have never heard the damn band. What kind of music is it and in your opinion is it good?

Thanks

Mutant_guy, do you always reply to threads in this forum? Just seems to me that you are posting for the sake of it, and half the time, actually have nothing good to say.

Just the way I see it.

Agree with Snuggly on the Radiohead thing. Very vague similarity that was gone by Origin Of Symmetry.

Albums:
Showbiz
Origin Of Symmetry
Hullabaloo (live album)
Absolution

Also agree with you Vitamin. Look at some of his replies in the fog prime threads.

In Sport forum, he just replied with "Yes". Pointless. His name annoys me too, it looks like a 10 year old wrote it. Or something.

(No offence to the smarter 10 year olds out there ;cD)

Oh, and please, call me DW :cP

Didn't know who you were. Why not just change it to DW?

Heh I dunno. Well, I do. DW is on my other account, and I can't be bothered swapping them over. Or something.

Okay now it's all better.

Well now we all know who you are the anti-DW fan club can start the banning calls again. Just like old times....

Muse's music aren't similar to anyone else's really. Their vocals are unique as they put some real emotion into the words - which some might mistake for something stupid like opera if they had no music sense and listend to random chords made on a guitar by a raving lunatic replacing his plectrum with a spanner.....

back to the topic in question, yes i am too into muse. it tends to be an older people thing, like 18 or 19 above, and even though i love their music (im 14), everyone else around me hears the name and comments on them being crap or 'totullee shi-ite'. but they're the kind who listen to the linkin park type. They think muse are crap until they hear one of my favourites. then they think they're good...

'good' doesn't do justice. the people who disrespect muse are those who only believe in one type of song - heavy heavy metal, with a crap intro...

if you get a chance, listen to one of these songs, because they really are the ones which you'll find yourself thinking of ALL the time (in descending order according to their appeal:

Muscle Museum
Plug-in baby
Micro cuts
Sunburn
Cave

those five are my favourites at the moment. the thing about muse is that they do two textures of music - hard and soft. sometimes they use both in a song. an example of 'soft' is 'falling down' or 'unintended', and 'hard' are songs like 'cave' and 'plug-in baby'.
an example of both used in a single song is 'citizen erased' or 'megalomania'.
get hold of those...

I'm starting to like Muse.

I'm considering purchasing Absolution when I get payed - Cause Stockholm Syndrome was bloody awesome when I heard it.