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Damn that's alot, I think BH&R was good but The Resistance was ultimate cheese.

Saw them at Wembley in 2010 and they were brilliant but the setlist is getting a little stale now they've been recycling it so long. They've booked rehearsal space in London apparently so I imagine they'll tour soon.

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I think I may even have had enough after 40 times, haha. And yes, their setlists are terrible. So glad I've seen OOS in full though, that was a treat.

I've not managed to catch Butterflies and Hurricanes live though, even though they played it quite often on the last tour, and that's my favourite song.

I'm probably more excited to be seeing Radiohead in October than I would be for seeing Muse, as they actually vary their performances/setlists. :)

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Yeah followed them around pretty much when they first came out, even did a skunk anansie tour because muse were supporting them. Thats when I liked them best when they just went out there and did there music rather than the nonsense they do now.

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I think I may even have had enough after 40 times, haha. And yes, their setlists are terrible. So glad I've seen OOS in full though, that was a treat.

I've not managed to catch Butterflies and Hurricanes live though, even though they played it quite often on the last tour, and that's my favourite song.

I'm probably more excited to be seeing Radiohead in October than I would be for seeing Muse, as they actually vary their performances/setlists. :)

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Oh I've seen the setlists and know what general type of show to expect. I love all their albums so much except the first two really (though I do like those two) so I'm really looking forward to a King Of Limbs/In Rainbows heavy set. :)

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I see it as the illegal download generation.

Radiohead albums take a fair few listens to get into, you pay for it you try you damn hardest to get into it.

Get it free then you instant gratification and dont give it time and you just download another album from another artist instead.

Same with bands like arcade fire, they take a few listens to get into.

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The last 2 pages is pretty much the perfect music conversation for me :P.

Muse and Radiohead are my two favourite bands. Also Will presuming you seen Muse in 2008 where was that V festival?

I've seen Muse play Citizen Erased 3 times, Bliss twice, Ruled by Secrecy and Butterflies and Hurricanes (my favourite ever song) in the last 3 times I've seen them so I'm not complaining about the setlists too much :P.

1. In Rainbows

2. Ok Computer

3. The Bends

4. Kid A

5. Hail to the Thief

6. King of Limbs

7. Amnesiac (never really give it ago tbf)

8. Pablo Honey

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The last 2 pages is pretty much the perfect music conversation for me :P.

Muse and Radiohead are my two favourite bands. Also Will presuming you seen Muse in 2008 where was that V festival?

I've seen Muse play Citizen Erased 3 times, Bliss twice, Ruled by Secrecy and Butterflies and Hurricanes (my favourite ever song) in the last 3 times I've seen them so I'm not complaining about the setlists too much :P.

1. In Rainbows

2. Ok Computer

3. The Bends

4. Kid A

5. Hail to the Thief

6. King of Limbs

7. Amnesiac (never really give it ago tbf)

8. Pablo Honey

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Now that's a band I've never gotten into. I've not tried properly yet though. I've been meaning to give The Suburbs a proper listen some time. I just haven't got the time at the moment while I'm spending all my time discovering the bands playing R&L and revising for 16 exams in the Summer. :(

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