Thanks so much for doing this. I was standing with family and freaked out when they played this because...the sooouuunnnnddd. Looked for a video that had what I heard plus the best of the vids and you nailed it ! :)
+Zolic17 better than nothing! we had a pretty insane little mosh pit right at the front, there only seemed to be only about 8 of us going mental throughout the whole gig! Everyone around us kept getting pissed off with us jumping around and screaming! I'm sorry right, I paid £150 for the tickets...ofcourse I'm gonna have a good time! :D
Good job, thanks for letting me relive this epic experience. I was so mad that I wasn't standing when they played this! Loved your Paris highlights as well, would be awesome if you plan to do highlights for London as well! I have many other clips which I didn't upload from 4 nights. If you're working on anything for London just let me know and I'll see what I have :)
Thanks for the response! in terms of a full London video, I wasn't intending on doing, just because my Paris video took so long to upload. But I'll definitely be doing edits of other rarities that pop the in the future.
To be fair most of the "new heavy album" talk was from the fans. If you look at what Bellamy actually said it was "In these past 2 albums we've had a lot more electronic and symphonic sounds and with this album we feel like we're going to go back to our old roots, and have a more uproar, rock sound" and a few instagram posts saying stuff like "some heavy bass riffs" which was just them having fun teasing us as they were recording the songs. I think that a lot of us fans just got really excited when they said that and thought 'hell yeah, heavy muse!' and then got satisfied with songs like Reapers and The Handler but got disappointed to hear songs like Mercy and Aftermath but after calming down realized that they did stay true to their word because those songs do sound more like older Muse songs, they did "go back to their old roots" Let's look at Absolution, what is considered to be the peak of Muse, one of their older albums and a fan favorite, it has songs like Sing for Absolution and Blackout , but it also has some heavier songs like Stockholm Syndrome and Hysteria. Anyhow, I do agree it would be interesting to see Muse experiment with metal given how many genres they have experimented with already.
Thanks so much for doing this. I was standing with family and freaked out when they played this because...the sooouuunnnnddd. Looked for a video that had what I heard plus the best of the vids and you nailed it ! :)
Amazing show, amazing video! Thanks for uploading! 😊
4:33 all what is muse about. freaking stunning (3:31 too)
I was there and it was epic. Shame no-one around me seemed to know or care about the song!
pity you weren't around me, we had a surreal mosh pit. Rather small but completely insane
+Darthdog Guitar I know man! The crowd was useless, what the hell and at a Muse gig too.
+Zolic17 better than nothing! we had a pretty insane little mosh pit right at the front, there only seemed to be only about 8 of us going mental throughout the whole gig! Everyone around us kept getting pissed off with us jumping around and screaming! I'm sorry right, I paid £150 for the tickets...ofcourse I'm gonna have a good time! :D
yaaay, thanks for uploading the video, keep up the good work
Great job!!! Glad you used parts of my video! I was so excited when they played this, I still can't believe it!
Grand Omega Bosses Edit :D \m/
Good job, thanks for letting me relive this epic experience. I was so mad that I wasn't standing when they played this!
Loved your Paris highlights as well, would be awesome if you plan to do highlights for London as well! I have many other clips which I didn't upload from 4 nights. If you're working on anything for London just let me know and I'll see what I have :)
Thanks for the response! in terms of a full London video, I wasn't intending on doing, just because my Paris video took so long to upload. But I'll definitely be doing edits of other rarities that pop the in the future.
they should do a metal album...
Totally man!
+Rubens Assis Yes they should. So much talk of their latest album meaning to be heavy... and it just weren't heavy enough. Bored of it already.
To be fair most of the "new heavy album" talk was from the fans. If you look at what Bellamy actually said it was "In these past 2 albums we've had a lot more electronic and symphonic sounds and with this album we feel like we're going to go back to our old roots, and have a more uproar, rock sound" and a few instagram posts saying stuff like "some heavy bass riffs" which was just them having fun teasing us as they were recording the songs.
I think that a lot of us fans just got really excited when they said that and thought 'hell yeah, heavy muse!' and then got satisfied with songs like Reapers and The Handler but got disappointed to hear songs like Mercy and Aftermath but after calming down realized that they did stay true to their word because those songs do sound more like older Muse songs, they did "go back to their old roots" Let's look at Absolution, what is considered to be the peak of Muse, one of their older albums and a fan favorite, it has songs like Sing for Absolution and Blackout , but it also has some heavier songs like Stockholm Syndrome and Hysteria.
Anyhow, I do agree it would be interesting to see Muse experiment with metal given how many genres they have experimented with already.
the improvised riff at the end is so fucking great.
thats the grand omega bosses outro ! the original assassin ! search for it :)
Fatih Alkilic I was refering to the very last riff played in the last 20 seconds or so. It isn't on record.
i think thats the normal riff of assassin !
Bonne qualité vidéo comme à l'écoute ! Énorme titre de Black Holes..!
IM SO FUCKING UPSET THAT THEY DIDN'T PLAY THIS SONG IN THE US.
pretty sure they did, at The Mayan, look it up
I was talking about the Drones World Tour's setlist, US leg...not one of the few shows in the US for the Psycho Tour.