News
View headlines Archives
|
Muse song first ever played on NME radio
24-06-2008 14:43 by SingingforAbsolution - Comments : (89) 
Source : http://www.nme.com/news/nme-radio/37562
|
Muse's 'Knights Of Cydonia' was the first song played on NME Radio as the station launched today (June 24).
The band won a fierce online poll which saw fans of acts like The Killers, Oasis, The Strokes and more all voting in an online poll to choose the first song played as the station went live at 11am (BST).
There were over 3.5 million votes through NME.COM for the honour of being the first song played on air.
|
Muse to play Falling Away With You?
24-06-2008 05:34 by miikee90 - Comments : (152)
Source : http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/6919/musezg2.png
|
Translation (Dom)
Maybe we play Falling Away With You, Muscle Museum, Space Dementia, Megalomania and something new in Monterrey and Guadalajara!
Full article
|
Muse are voted best festival band
23-06-2008 18:33 by mrs_bellamy - Comments : (55)
Source : http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/muse-are-voted-best-festival-band-161243
|
As festival season kicks in with Glastonbury 2008 next weekend, users of MSN Music have been having their say on the best and worst festival moments of all time.
Muse, who headline 2008's V Festival, were voted the best festival performers of all time, polling 31% of the 1209 votes. Gnarly legends The Rolling Stones, who headlined 2007's Isle Of Wight Festival, came second place (17%) followed by Oasis and Nirvana (11%).
Best festival performers of all time:
Muse - 31%
Rolling Stones - 17%
Oasis - 11%
Nirvana - 11%
The Killers - 8%
Radiohead - 7%
David Bowie - 5%
Coldplay - 4%
James Brown - 3%
Morrissey - 2%
|
Feeling Good voted 5th most successful cover
22-06-2008 14:36 by harps - Comments : (47)
Source : Total Guitar/ MSN news
|
Muse's Feeling Good has been deemed the 5th most successful cover version ever, according to a list complied by Total Guitar magazine. Jimi Hendrix's version of Bob Dylans All Along the Watchtower came first. Celine Dion came first in the worst cover versions list, with her rendition of AC/DC's You Shook Me All Night Long. More info here
|
Vote for Pedro [COMIC]
21-06-2008 23:37 by  Tom - Comments : (32)
Source : Muselive / sunburnt_atheist
|
Another installment from sunburnt_atheist (james), our lovely comic strip artist!
James' commentary
Tut tut, Muse fans fixing that NME poll again. Beware the mighty pen of James. HUGE thanks to Laura (~screenager~ from ML) for the Thom Yorke on a bike idea, and I stole her Daily Fail title too. The original comic I had for this week I'll do another time, I was unhappy with it. Sorry folks!
James's other comics are available on his blog, here
|
Chris Interview - Metro
21-06-2008 18:28 by SofiaR - Comments : (35)
Source : Metro
|
Metro
The return of Muse to the studio is planned for Autumn but the date for the start of recording isn’t settled yet. For now, the band's schedule has a few gigs here and there. Gigs that, without the pressure of a tour, are faced with great calmness. The same happened on the past 6th June, when singer Matthew Bellamy, bassist Chris Wolstenholme and drummer Dominic Howard took the stage at Rock in Rio Lisboa. Hours before the gig in Bela Vista Park, Chris recalled the last stop in Portugal, talked about new challenges and about the new spirit of the British trio.
Q: What made you come back?
We had decided not to do any gigs while we worked on the new album. That's what happened last time, we stopped for almost a year and when we returned we were out of shape. This time it looked like a good idea to do a few [gigs], despite not being on tour, just playing here and there. We chose to come to Portugal because it's a country where we haven't played that many times and also because we had never played at this festival.
Q: You sold out Campo Pequeno in 2006. What memories do you have about that date?
We talked about that on our way to the hotel. The first gig of that tour, in Bilbao, was not very good. The gig in Portugal was the following day and it was fantastic. We didn’t start the tour well, we were all in a bad mood and after Lisbon we got more excited. It was in a bullring, wasn't it? I remember the crowd was very good.
Read more...
|
Muse > Coldplay?
17-06-2008 11:51 by how did it come to this - Comments : (217)
Source : Sun - 17th June
|
Chris Martin has stated in an interview with The Sun that their new 'Spoonful of Mary Poppins' live show is still not as great as Muse's. Quote
We love making big shows up and trying to work out what lights will look cool. We get very nerdy about it because we can't believe we're allowed to do it.
But we will never get as extreme as Muse. We'll let them do the biggest thing and then think, 'OK, how did they do it?'
We have always been a step behind Muse. They are so great live.
|
Muse on next Guitar Hero
16-06-2008 04:22 by juicyfrys - Comments : (70)
Source : http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=312708
|
From the leaked Microsoft PR comes news about the next Guitar Hero Quote
Some artists for GH4:
Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins, Korn, System of a Down, Ozzy Osbourne, Interpol, Muse "and dozens more".
|
|
|
| Upcoming Events |
Old Events |
Latest Comments |
None
|
None
|
Here (Soulless is everywhere, 05-07)
Here (Soulless is everywhere, 05-07)
Here (UnderTheGun_, 05-07)
Here (TheTodd!, 05-07)
Here (Josie88, 05-07)
Here (lotti, 05-07)
Here (lotti, 05-07)
Here (showbiz_star, 05-07)
Here (InstantMessenger, 05-07)
Here (sallyfw, 05-07)
|
|
|
