Alright, now that i can speak with a normal tone voice and i am able to move without any pain on any part of my body, let's talk about the band called MUSE and the their latest concert in Barcelona.
Yes, my friends, don't worry i did not get hit by a car nor i was on a street fight(well it could be considerd like it in some parts of the concert), i was screaming and sweating myself off like crazy....okk... that didn't sound so well. The thing is that last week i went to the MUSE concert (i could have gone to the Camilo Sesto concert better but i have seen him so many times live that i am getting tired)part of their Resistance Tour that took place in the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona and all i can say is WHAT A CONCERT!, i think it's the best live performance i have seen.
Well for those of you who don't know anything about MUSE they are a British band formed by guitarrist/vocalist Matthew Bellamy, bassist Chris Wolstenholme and drummer Dominic Howard. Their music style is a fusion of progressive rock, glam, electronica and Radiohead-influenced experimentation. They started the first incarnation of their band while only thirteen years old under the name of Gothic Plague. By 1997, they changed it to the actual name MUSE and their debut full-length album called Showbiz, was released toward the end of 1999. Then they released The Origin of Symmetry(platinum in the UK), Absolution(gold in the U.S. and second platinum in the UK), Black Holes and Revelations(their biggest commercial success) and their latest The Resistance. They have amazing songs like: Knights of Cydonia, Plug in Baby, Times is Running Out, Hysteria, Supermassive Black Hole, Map of the Problematique and a large list of them.
Now, talking about their live performance, MUSE has won multiple awards for Best Live Act and i can see why. I didn't stop jumping on the entire concert, i only stop jumping when it was necessary to take a breath, just to start jumping again. I am serious, they live performance is amazing, they sound better than on the disc and that with most bands don't happen. It was truly a memorable experience.
After all of that and after getting you tired about MUSE, i recomend seriously that you check this band out and give them a chance in your repertory, alongside to your David Bisbal records.
And finally as a tittle of a MUSE song sugest, i am getting a Supermassive Black Hole on my stomach, so, i'm going to get something to eat. See ya!
Yes, my friends, don't worry i did not get hit by a car nor i was on a street fight(well it could be considerd like it in some parts of the concert), i was screaming and sweating myself off like crazy....okk... that didn't sound so well. The thing is that last week i went to the MUSE concert (i could have gone to the Camilo Sesto concert better but i have seen him so many times live that i am getting tired)part of their Resistance Tour that took place in the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona and all i can say is WHAT A CONCERT!, i think it's the best live performance i have seen.
Well for those of you who don't know anything about MUSE they are a British band formed by guitarrist/vocalist Matthew Bellamy, bassist Chris Wolstenholme and drummer Dominic Howard. Their music style is a fusion of progressive rock, glam, electronica and Radiohead-influenced experimentation. They started the first incarnation of their band while only thirteen years old under the name of Gothic Plague. By 1997, they changed it to the actual name MUSE and their debut full-length album called Showbiz, was released toward the end of 1999. Then they released The Origin of Symmetry(platinum in the UK), Absolution(gold in the U.S. and second platinum in the UK), Black Holes and Revelations(their biggest commercial success) and their latest The Resistance. They have amazing songs like: Knights of Cydonia, Plug in Baby, Times is Running Out, Hysteria, Supermassive Black Hole, Map of the Problematique and a large list of them.
Now, talking about their live performance, MUSE has won multiple awards for Best Live Act and i can see why. I didn't stop jumping on the entire concert, i only stop jumping when it was necessary to take a breath, just to start jumping again. I am serious, they live performance is amazing, they sound better than on the disc and that with most bands don't happen. It was truly a memorable experience.
After all of that and after getting you tired about MUSE, i recomend seriously that you check this band out and give them a chance in your repertory, alongside to your David Bisbal records.
And finally as a tittle of a MUSE song sugest, i am getting a Supermassive Black Hole on my stomach, so, i'm going to get something to eat. See ya!
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