MUSE - Hey you crazy kids

Mafro wrote:Reading back some pages, the reactions to the songs from their last album

It's funny, because the album still stands up for me, and the singles work much better in that context than as standalone songs. They're almost certainly going back to being a 'rock' band again next time around though. :dread:

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I actually really enjoyed the last album, as I've always liked the synthy stuff. Sure it's not quite as dark as some of the older stuff but perhaps the next one will be given the circumstances...

Victor Mildew wrote:There's a drones tour documentary thing on sky arts at the moment. Says it's new (I don't know what thst really means in this context), and has stuff from the various dates they did, so hopefully something from the Berlin gig I went to will feature.

Cheers for the heads up. Did a voice search on Sky Q box and in fact there are 3 Muse programs available....
Simulation Theory gig (BBC2 Fri 11.20pm), Drones gig (Sky Arts 9pm tonight) and Live in Rome (on Demand). :datass:

We watched the Drones tour gig last night, brought back some great memories. A fair few of the songs shown were definitely from the gig we were at.

My photos from thst night:

Interestingly the tour footage has got faked stuff going on inside those floating ball things, because they definitely didn't have anything going on inside them, let along incredible 3D galaxies and stuff.

PostRe: MUSE - Hey you crazy kids by **Deception** » Mon Feb 15, 2021 11:30 pm

The Drones tour was great, probably my favourite Muse tour since Absolution.

I'd avoid watching the Simulation Theory tour film they did however, garbage selection of songs and all the dancers make it look tacky as hell.

PostRe: MUSE - Hey you crazy kids by **Wrathy** » Tue Feb 16, 2021 12:19 am

Drones was a really cool tour on a staging level etc. I really loved how ambitious it was and how they pushed the boat out with the projector screens (the wires for the Handler was always a standout), the weird part where the band took to the stage flanked by these hardcore fake security guards, the big drone that usually failed and crashed into the audience during the Globalist... memories :wub:

I saw that show five times in a fortnight and still missed the songs they were rotating that I wanted to hear though (Apocalypse Please, Revolt, United States of Eurasia, Defector) and missed Assassin cos I bought for the 5th night instead of the 4th night in London (which at the time felt awful, but I saw them in Shepherd's Bush a year later and they opened with it :toot:

). But on the plus side I got Map a couple of times and Citizen Erased twice, so I guess that was okay. And like, let's be honest. There's never a bad Muse show. But... they're so frustrating to follow for songs. :lol:

YouTube · PostRe: MUSE - Hey you crazy kids by **Green Gecko** » Wed Feb 17, 2021 6:53 pm

I have pretty much no idea what either the last two album tours looked like because the last gig I bagged was the small Brighton show on the Psycho tour which was incredible.

The Groove :datass:

PostRe: MUSE - Hey you crazy kids by **KingK** » Mon Feb 22, 2021 2:30 pm

I only got to see Muse live for the first time in 2019 on the Simulation Theory tour but I did manage to grab 2 gigs - outdoor at the Olympic Stadium in June on the same night as the Liverpool v Spurs Champions league Final, and then an indoor gig at Birmingham Arena in the Sept.

Enjoyed them both and defo see again. If we’re ever allowed out to gigs again :cry:

MUSE - Hey you crazy kids

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