Petition for Muse to be in progarchives!! |
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Velvetclown
Forum Senior Member Joined: February 13 2004 Status: Offline Points: 8548 |
Posted: June 21 2005 at 14:12 |
NAH !!!!!
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MikeEnRegalia
Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator Joined: April 22 2005 Location: Sweden Status: Offline Points: 21206 |
Posted: June 21 2005 at 14:09 |
Muse has really gained a lot ... a week ago only about 30 percent had voted for Yes. |
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Tristan Mulders
Prog Reviewer Joined: September 28 2004 Status: Offline Points: 1723 |
Posted: June 21 2005 at 13:53 |
Yes
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DarkDream
Forum Newbie Joined: June 14 2005 Status: Offline Points: 1 |
Posted: June 14 2005 at 12:20 |
i think muse is neo-progressive band...not same dream theater ,rush or etc..sound not as 70s..or 90's flower kings.. their songs are complex structres not great or shred solo but good riffs and good enstrumantel passage..also they have different sound..sound,taste progressive... try Origin of Symmetry... |
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Certif1ed
Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator Joined: April 08 2004 Location: England Status: Offline Points: 7559 |
Posted: June 14 2005 at 06:14 |
1) Complexity is an attribute of prog, not a prerequisite - e.g. DSOTM. 2) Depends who you're comparing Muse with as to whether they're "complex" or "simple". Even Keane and Coldplay have a degree of sophistication to their writing that belies the surface simplicity - but I maintain that the answer is in the structuring. Keane and Coldplay, of course, write rock songs - nothing else. Muse use the rock song format and play around with it, so I'd argue that they're definitely progressive - as to whether they're prog or not, I'd say give them another two or three albums. They've got the potential - especially in "Absolution", where more of the experimentation works: I feel that "Hulabaloo" and "Origin of Symmetry" both contain too much material that does not seem to be properly considered in context, which generates a feeling of almost revulsion in me that is diametrically opposed to the excitement they give when they "get it right". I'd get technical if I could be bothered, but neither are prog, IMO. |
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MikeEnRegalia
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Posted: June 14 2005 at 03:53 |
Being more experimental doesn't imply being more prog. Muse: Origin of Symmetry is highly original, and not unlike some Procupine Tree that I've heard. The only point against their being prog IMHO is that they're not complex enough. They keep their music simple, and that is a violation of the "rules" defining "Progressive Rock" music. |
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Borealis
Forum Senior Member Joined: May 06 2005 Location: Neutral Zone Status: Offline Points: 599 |
Posted: June 13 2005 at 20:21 |
Man, I haven't seen much arguments for Muse on this forum about other than 'They are like Radiohead'. Everyone always says that. First, Radiohead are a lot more experimental than Muse could try to be, and they are hardly accepted on ProgArchives. I also believe Radiohead are here for one reason, Kid A. Muse doesn't have an album like that, I mean, an original one. If it wasn't of Kid A, Radiohead might not be here. And your poll doesn't help you. You can't add a band here if more than half of those who voted are against it. You should win hands down to expect the band being added. |
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Logos
Prog Reviewer Joined: March 08 2005 Location: Finland Status: Offline Points: 2383 |
Posted: June 13 2005 at 18:02 |
Yes it is.
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memowakeman
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Posted: June 13 2005 at 14:22 |
muse is not prog
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Logos
Prog Reviewer Joined: March 08 2005 Location: Finland Status: Offline Points: 2383 |
Posted: June 12 2005 at 05:25 |
This poll seems pretty tight!
We just need a few more votes for Muse! |
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MikeEnRegalia
Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator Joined: April 22 2005 Location: Sweden Status: Offline Points: 21206 |
Posted: June 11 2005 at 15:39 |
Great song, great movie!
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Certif1ed
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Posted: June 11 2005 at 15:37 |
And in the naked light I saw
Ten thousand people, maybe more. People talking without speaking, People hearing without listening, People writing songs that voices never share And no one deared Disturb the sound of silence. Paul Simon.
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Bionic Commando
Forum Groupie Joined: June 09 2005 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 71 |
Posted: June 11 2005 at 09:04 |
Sorry I just don't see or hear it. I've listened to quite a few Muse albums and I just fail to see where you guys are coming from. Seems to me like you're clinging to straws. |
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barbs
Forum Senior Member Joined: June 04 2005 Location: Australia Status: Offline Points: 562 |
Posted: June 11 2005 at 08:51 |
Matthew Bellamy is an incredibly talented instrumentalist and I would agree that they do a fair bit of stuff that is on the fringes of prog and a few songs which have been mentioned here that appear to carry the hallmarks of a progressive rock band. Friends who have been to Muse's concerts have been blown away by his virtuosity. Perhaps they should be given, as it was suggested, one or two more albums and see what they come up with because you will certainly be hearing alot about and from them in the next decade. Bellamy does have the capacity, I believe, to become a prog great but it just depends wether he's going to go where the big dollars are or not. My guess would be from what I have seen so far is that he is a multi-talented classically trained musician who wants to push the boundaries so it wouldn't surprise me if he wasn't up towards the top of the leaderboard on this site in 5 or 10 years time. |
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Eternity
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MikeEnRegalia
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Posted: June 11 2005 at 07:23 |
Most of my favorite prog bands are signed with major labels. Inside Out, Magna Carta, Limb Music, ... Oh, and I voted yes, no other alternative. If you look around and see what other bands are already listed, you find Zappa, Mars Volta, Fantomas, Radiohead ... and that's a very good thing. It shows that the definition of prog is at least a little bit flexable here. But all these bands are far less obviously prog than Muse (Zappa himself stated at various occasions that he didn't even like Progressive Rock), so please come on ... |
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Captain Fudge
Forum Senior Member Joined: December 21 2004 Location: Romania Status: Offline Points: 238 |
Posted: February 17 2005 at 08:27 |
It would have been wiser to have abstained- you are right. The only band I know of that became even better after signing witha major label was Nirvana.
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richardh
Prog Reviewer Joined: February 18 2004 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 28085 |
Posted: February 17 2005 at 03:05 |
The next Muse album could either be full on prog or a 'pop album'.My guess is unfortuantely the latter.They have just signed to a major label so will no doubt want to make their music more 'commercial'.But lets see.Although I voted YES it might be wise to wait.
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Soulman
Forum Senior Member Joined: January 22 2005 Status: Offline Points: 290 |
Posted: February 17 2005 at 01:15 |
I selected Yes. Even if they are not comparable to bands in the past.
The art form itself has progressed into that style of music, and still
shows some relation to symphonic prog minus the talentedness. It is
still hard to say how some of these experimental/indie rock bands will
evolve and strive for better musical excellence.
As much as I like the indie bands that can create emotion and experiment with certain things in music; I still desire to hear some intense riffs and climacticism in my music. Bands like Radiohead and Muse, seem to lack that in some sense, and I guess could not be compared to bands in the past. I still suggest they be included in prog archives, as I think the progressive community should notice how their music is "progressing", even if it isn't their music of their generation. However, I'm making the assumption that Muse is prog. Muse can be prog if they developed a bit more. They are still progressive music culture. |
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Certif1ed
Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator Joined: April 08 2004 Location: England Status: Offline Points: 7559 |
Posted: February 16 2005 at 15:33 |
Muse out-prog and out-class Uriah Heep easily - but I still don't think that Muse are really prog. Nor are any of the UH albums I've heard - and I've only got Salisbury left to hear before I finally realise they're a great rock band in the Spinal Tap sense, but not prog. No. Prog? Nope. Nicht. NOT. But I don't care! UH can play in the Archives too! |
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the musical box
Forum Senior Member Joined: November 01 2004 Location: Canada Status: Offline Points: 436 |
Posted: February 16 2005 at 14:59 |
i've never heard them personally, but they are Rick Wakeman's fave. new band, so maybe.
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something pretentious
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