1. So U2 won? That's a surprise. I was expecting a newer act but I'm thrilled.
  2. not even a competition for u2, let's be real. though I expected them not to get the best band award. not because I don't think they deserve it (they're the only ones to deserve it ), but I guess that's just how award shows work these days. they don't give it to the "old band". anyway, at least they got to take one home. congrats, boys!
  3. Originally posted by flowerchild:not even a competition for u2, let's be real. though I expected them not to get the best band award. not because I don't think they deserve it (they're the only ones to deserve it ), but I guess that's just how award shows work these days. they don't give it to the "old band". anyway, at least they got to take one home. congrats, boys!
    +1. My thoughts exactly.
  4. I'm surprised that Muse won the Best Act in the World Today. They're very good, but it seems that they've gone a little downhill lately after the Drones release.
  5. Originally posted by thefly108:I'm surprised that Muse won the Best Act in the World Today. They're very good, but it seems that they've gone a little downhill lately after the Drones release.
    Not suprised, I don't think they've gone downhill.
  6. They still are good, but I've been seeing a lot of people trashing them lately, though I'm not one of them.
  7. I'm not trashing them! I'm not saying they're BAD per se, but they certainly haven't topped Black Holes and Revelations and each album sort of goes down in quality after that. Again, not saying they're bad, just saying they aren't as good as they once were and their light has sort of faded a bit.
  8. It's hard to put Muse's career on a particular trajectory because while many would say they peaked a while ago, their new material continuously shows them at the cusp of something great and memorable. I'm not too worried about Muse because they've been doing Muse things for a while and not really caring too much about whatever fan response they get.
  9. Originally posted by ahn1991:It's hard to put Muse's career on a particular trajectory because while many would say they peaked a while ago, their new material continuously shows them at the cusp of something great and memorable. I'm not too worried about Muse because they've been doing Muse things for a while and not really caring too much about whatever fan response they get.


    Love them live. Sadly, my most memorable Muse show was probably the least memorable for Bellamy:





    I was working in promotions for the label at the time and this was in a small, basement venue called the Cotton Club and it was the US tour opener. (Matter of fact, you'll see a Muse poster on the post in front of the stage... that was my handy work!) Anyway... The 4 songs they did complete were amazing, but I was left without my much anticipated meet and greet and photo op.

    They did end up coming back twice that year, but for a festival and a radio holiday show, so they only did abbreviated sets for those.
  10. Sorry. I got lost in the moment and just realized I took this off topic...