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BRITS ARE COMINGWhile most Americans are still fawning over Radiohead, the rest of the world has already figured out that Muse is one of the biggest and best bands on the current rock scene. Considering its lack of exposure here - ask people on the street about...
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Published: 2007-08-05
Provider: New York Post
Keywords: band, rock, Bellamy, Muse, album, piano, music
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The 20 Best Live Bands Playing Right NowThis weekend’s rock list, Best Live Band Playing Right Now, got an awesome and terrifying response from you all - thanks for all the nominations. After careful consideration, here is our final list. Now go see these guys! 1. White Stripes 2. Radiohead 3. Pearl Jam 4. Rage Against the Machine 5. U2 6. Metallica 7. Flaming Lips 8. My Morning Jacket 9. The Hold Steady 10. Arcade Fire 11. The Raconteurs 12. Wilco 13. Yeah Yeah Yeahs 14. Red Hot Chili Peppers 15. Gogol Bordello 16. Kings of Leon 17. Muse 18. Dave Matthews Band 19. Tool 20. LCD Soundsystem Photo: AFP/STADLER/Getty
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Published: 2007-07-24
Provider: Rolling Stone
Keywords: Rock News
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Muse Shows Cancelled After Food PoisoningMuse have cancelled several dates on the US tour due to members of the band's crew falling sick with serious food poisoning. My Chemical Rom
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Published: 2007-05-03
Provider: Contact Music
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LINKINS NEW SOUND ISNT STUCK IN PARKWITH more than 130 bands converging on the Meadowlands parking lot this weekend, the two-day outdoor rock extravaganza known as the Bamboozle is a virtual tasting menu of proven mainstream successes - My Chemical Romance, Yellowcard and Muse (not to...
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Published: 2007-05-01
Provider: New York Post
Keywords: band, rock, song, Shinoda, Bamboozle, bands, stores, album, case, metal, nu, record, sound, music
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CHIEFLY SPEAKINGAT the Muse Hotel in Times Square, the Kaiser Chiefs keyboardist, Nick Peanut Baines, received a card under his door, asking if there were any way the hotel could inspire him. Im currently fine for inspiration, Baines, 29, told The Post, so...
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Published: 2007-04-10
Provider: New York Post
Keywords: Baines, band, Chiefs, show, world, Angry, Everything, Kaiser, Mob, debut, derivative, inspiration, live, single, sophomore, music
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Muse Take Home Best Band At Nme AwardsThree-piece rock outfit Muse picked up best band at the suitably rock and roll NME awards ceremony last night.For Muse, the award will cap a
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Published: 2007-03-02
Provider: Contact Music
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Muse Lose Honor Thanks to Acronym For Boner The coastal town of Teignmouth, England, was all set to honor local boys Muse with a billboard boasting “Home of Muse” at the entrance to town. (According to David Cox, the town’s council chairman, “a small but significant number of foreign tourists come to Teignmouth because it’s the hometown of Muse.”) Then things went terribly wrong: Somebody with way too much free Googling time discovered that MUSE is an acronym for “Medicated Urethral Suppository for Erection,” which is a really hard way to say Viagra or Levitra. The plans were scuttled. “I thought the slogan ‘Hometown Of Muse’ would create a fresher, younger image for the town,” Cox said, “But now I see the Muse slogan might not send the right message.” The town isn’t entirely disowning the band. Cox is planning for Teignmouth “to honour some of [Muse’s] most famous songs,” whatever that means. Meanwhile, the town of Colchester, England, has launched a full-scale investigation into hometown band Blur.
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Published: 2007-11-09
Provider: Rolling Stone
Keywords: Rock News
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Interpol, Muse, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Patti Smith and the Hold Steady Rock Into the Chicago Night at Lollapalooza Day Two “Last year we played here and I said it was the most fun I ever had at 3 PM. This is shaping up to be the most fun I’ve ever had,” proclaimed Craig Finn two songs into the Hold Steady’s unhinged late-afternoon set. If not the finest, the singer-guitarist’s quintet made a watertight case for at least being the day’s most jubilant and ecstatic performance. Finn understands that a frontman needs to be unafraid to act a fool. Keyed-up and rambunctious, the bespectacled singer pointed, hopped and shuffled while playing the role of an inebriated storyteller. Drinking (“Party Pit”), driving (“Multitude of Casualties”), drugs (“Cattle and the Creeping Things”), dealers (“You Can Make Him Like You”) and sex (“Southtown Girls”) fueled the location- and character-rich tales, alternately shot through with barroom swagger, driving power chords and Southern rock abandon. Adorned in a Ron Gardenhire Minnesota Twins jersey, Finn also spoke of the I-35W bridge collapse that impacted his beloved town, and did a sign of the cross after mentioning the Mississippi River during “Stuck Between Stations.” A throng of converts soaked it all in, but the biggest fan of all was Finn, whose uplifting presence and merry mood caused anyone within earshot to grin. Not to be outdone, Karen O dressed in black latex and criss-cross-patterned stockings. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman also brought masquerade masks and glittery towels to throw over her head. She wasted no time in smearing her makeup or ripping gloves off of her hands with her teeth with her band aptly followed O’s animated antics and vocal meows, snarls and screams through songs from their latest EP, Is Is and tracks from their most recent full-length, Show Your Bones. For pure, genuine rebellion, all anyone needed to do was hoof it across the park to see Patti Smith. Initially, Smith clung to calmness. Outfitted in a homemade peace-and-love T-shirt, she strummed an acoustic guitar while taking “Beneath the Southern Cross” into t
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Published: 2007-08-06
Provider: Rolling Stone
Keywords: Rock News, Festivals, Lollapalooza
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