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Hello all .

@Kam...ooh, you shoulda heard Muscle Museum live . It is savage savage savage...however, I never bought any muse singles myself . Have you seen the see-through Muscle Museum limited edition?

Re: the actions of Eerhardt

Originally posted by Eerhardt
** stops SLURRing his BS-sized pint for a moment ** Hi, Viv and Minerva . Glad you could stop by - what can we get you?

Hiya. I'd like lager, thanks.

Originally posted by frogus
@Kam...ooh, you shoulda heard Muscle Museum live . It is savage savage savage...however, I never bought any muse singles myself . Have you seen the see-through Muscle Museum limited edition?

Although I probably should, I know virtually nothing about Muse, apart from that their lead singer is called Matt Bellamy, that I like a good few of their songs and they sound a lot like Radiohead with a bit less creativity...

Originally posted by Minerva




Hello, Vivien.

Hi Minerva I wasn't expecting you to be with a bunch of drunks.

Originally posted by Vivien


Hi Minerva I wasn't expecting you to be with a bunch of drunks.

That's a good point. I'm running away from my research.

Beldin:

Hi @Viv & Minnie ! Nice to see you !

@Kam - I've only pointed out the obvious before fable or Sleepy saw it...

Re: Beldin:

Originally posted by Beldin
@Kam - I've only pointed out the obvious before fable or Sleepy saw it...

Thanks, and good edit btw

Hmmm...I disagree. Muse sound really very little like Radiohead..yes, they both have guitars, drums, bass and a singer, and some subject matter is in common between both bands' early songs...but muse are really an entirely different bunch of people (amazingly)...muse's aim as a band doesn't seem to be to create serious commentary on our times, or moving art, but to have the fuzziest, heaviest guitars, the biggest scales, the highest voices, the hardest beats.
People always say they are a bit circus-ish...which is true. They are like trapezists. They're not artists (as Radiohead undoubtedly are), but are just trying to make a spectacle...They are exciting, because really they are trying to push all their instruments and tunes to the limit...like turning the contrast up on a picture, until it is just brutal black and white . All that said, they have some really catchy tunes (Plug In Baby, Sunburn etc) and Matt Bellamy really is an amazing singer...very fond of falsetto, but he can keep high notes well...long and strong, like a proper singer, instead of say, Beck, and he obviously trains his voice very hard, to the point that he has a massive range. He isn't a mopy indie type or anything...
Anyway, muse are more rock n roll than art (their new single is pretty much pure metal)...but I like rock n roll .

Originally posted by Minerva


That's a good point. I'm running away from my research.

Oh, that may be a good reason to come here. Just beware the hottub

Originally posted by frogus
Beck

AAAARRRRGGGGHHHHH. Beware the harmonica

OK, I see where you're coming from re Muse...I just haven't listened to enough of them to know better...

Originally posted by Vivien


Hi Minerva I wasn't expecting you to be with a bunch of drunks.

Hey! Who are you calling drunks? **looks around** Oh, I guess that's us...

Originally posted by Kameleon
AAAARRRRGGGGHHHHH. Beware the harmonica

Are you still scarred by his south park set? I guess a large part of Oxford's population is ...but I recommend Midnite Vultures very highly....it is very clever and very funny, and slick as a wet puppy . However, many people bought Midnite Vultures and assumed that he was great...but MV is the exception...the rest of his albums (and hence his Oxford set) are mopy, plodding, miserable country. Beware the harmonica.

Originally posted by Vivien

Just beware the hottub

Yes. It's just too comfortable...

**opens a bottle of californian red and pours 2 glasses, while still sitting in the tub**

Originally posted by McBane


Hey! Who are you calling drunks? **looks around** Oh, I guess that's us...

Isn't it better than a bunch of geek boys? No more cartoon arguments today, right sweetie?

Originally posted by frogus
Are you still scarred by his south park set? I guess a large part of Oxford's population is ...but I recommend Midnite Vultures very highly....it is very clever and very funny, and slick as a wet puppy . However, many people bought Midnite Vultures and assumed that he was great...but MV is the exception...the rest of his albums (and hence his Oxford set) are mopy, plodding, miserable country. Beware the harmonica.

Scarred and scared...I bet he probably is as well. The reception he got was nothing less than Antarctic in its frostiness Not surprising really, when he was that bad I'm not sure I could really buy anything of his, but I might give it a try if you say it's that good...

the actions of Eerhardt

** pours Minerva a pint of lager and tosses a bottle of J.D. over to McBane ** Glad you like the present company, Viv

Re: the actions of Eerhardt

Originally posted by Eerhardt
** pours Minerva a pint of lager and tosses a bottle of J.D. over to McBane ** Glad you like the present company, Viv

Hey Eerhardt! How's the job market over in Europe?


Beldin: *hug* How are you?

Re: Re: the actions of Eerhardt

Originally posted by Vivien

Beldin: *hug* How are you?

Always fine after a *hug* from you.... **hug** @Viv.

Want some wine ? Then come into the tub with me..

Originally posted by Vivien


Isn't it better than a bunch of geek boys? No more cartoon arguments today, right sweetie?

Whatever you say dear...*hug*

Re: Re: Re: the actions of Eerhardt

Originally posted by Beldin



Always fine after a *hug* from you.... **hug** @Viv.

Want some wine ? Then come into the tub with me..

How do I know you won't start making those scary tongue smilies at me.



McBane: Ah, you've already been trained I see