Matt Bellamy has the world record for most guitars smashed on stage. It's a tradition he likes to keep alive! All guitars broken are either repaired or donated to charity to raise money :)
He might try to play on the most continents like Def Leppard. I fucking love both bands. J/K Both great live. Can I have them together? Asking as a Midwesterner who has seen them both once.
Muse does small shows too, but they still make it a big deal. I went to see them in Quebec City, Canada at a smaller venue but they still put on the best live show I've ever seen. It was truly an experience to see and hear these guys play.
At this point, Muse is always the headliner. Giant arena shows are great, but I'd personally prefer a much more intimate setting like this. One of the best shows I've seen was Muse at a theater.
FYI, after about the 5 minute mark (where the ad came in on the dot actually) isn't the actual song or on the album. Those are just bonus fun, heavy riffs for the live show. Also, "the guy back there" is just a touring musician to take on some key parts and other stuff that Matt can't perform live cause he's busy playing guitar. (in this song, his main role is clearly the arpeggiated keys during the part you called "operatic") Lots of bands do it... he's not in the band, but he's part of the touring line-up.
So went to see Muse for the 1st time on the last night of their tour on Oct 2, they were on fire!! Matt smashed 2 guitars during the night, a girl at the front who was at her 225th gig got one of the smashed guitars and Matt also gave her a working one, and yes you guys MUST MUST MUST go and see Muse live, they are phenomenal
Since you guys asked, the stapes is the smallest bone of the middle ear. It's a part of the chain of three bones that transmit vibrations from your tympanic membrane to your inner ear.
Hands down the best band I've seen live. I saw them when they were touring for their album "The 2nd Law" and it was amazing. No drop in energy, sound was like on the CD, everything was just perfect. I would love to see them again.
So, to go deep into MUSE you need to watch: 1 - Darkshines, Hullabaloo live version 2 - Microcuts, Hullabaloo live version 3 - Space dementia, Pinkpop live 5 - Stockholm syndrome, Wembley live (Glastonbury is also GOAT) 6 - Knights of Cydonia, Rome live 7 - Reapers, Mayan live 8 - Unintended, Wembley live 9 - Hysteria, live or studio 10 - Uprising, live or studio 11 - Supermasive black hole, live or studio 12 - Algorithm, live show 13 - City of Delusion, live or studio 14 - New Born, Wembley live 15 - Butterflies and Hurricanes, Wembley live 16 - Unnatural selection, live or studio 17 - Map of the problematique, Wembley live 18 - Muscle Museum, live or studio 19 - Exogenesis Symphonie (real symphonie in 3 parts) 20 - Citizen erased, Reading live 21 - Showbiz, live or studio 22 - Assasin, Mayan live 23 - Muscle Museum, live or studio ......... There are ton's of great music from this band. For 7 years I still haven't heard even a half of their's discography.
Muse don't have a genre. They change their style each album. The last one was very synth driven and their new stuff is practically metal. They get such a big sound considering there is only 3 members but they're all amazing musicians.
Did they actually go back to the metal sound?? I’ve been waiting for years. It wasn’t just their last one that was mostly synth that’s why I stopped listening back in 2012 too much synth
@@mookiestewart3776 I enjoy it. But it isn't quite the same as Origin of Symmetry levels. They have counterbalanced it by adding in all sorts of fun stuff though
Awesome reaction guys if you love Muse live songs you should really react to the live version of Reapers and Assassin they are both amazing and the guitar work of Bellamy is amazing !! Lov u guys
Muse are so diverse and have a bunch of electronic songs aswell. I'm a metalhead but my favorite Muse song is Dead Inside, which is like 70% electronic and switches over to a more rock-like sound towards the end before closing it out with the electronic sound again. Amazing song and beautiful music video. MUSE - DEAD INSIDE
If you're a metalhead, I think you'd really like some songs from their Will of the People album. Kill or Be Killed is really heavy, which is awesome. Won't Stand Down also has good heaviness. Dead Inside is such a good song as well, I love listening to it. The emotion is so real in that song
matt has his guitars built so that if they break the neck breaks and can be replaced easily, he said in an interview the issue was getting someone who enjoyed putting them back together, he also has a ton of guitars and I'm pretty sure he has one guitar for each song on the set plus some backups, usually each song requires different guitars, some need a whammy bar, some need a sustaniac, some need a fuzz factory (yes he has guitars with a built in fuzz factory and with sustainers), some need 7 strings some need a literal midi pad built into the guitar which lets him control midi pedals with his guitar, so usually he can't properly play most songs in the set with just one guitar
I reckon you'd love one of the performances from their Hullabaloo show that was filmed for DVD (and I guess VHS still hah) after their second album. It was a go-to for me to hype myself up for the live shows I saw them between 2004-2010 (they never came back to NZ since then though... 'tear) - youthful exuberance and high energy and a wall of sound for their heavy songs! Recommended Citizen Erased, Dead Star, Muscle Museum or Micro Cuts for the intensely high falsetto!
I was so excited to see that you were reacting to this song. One of their best in my opinion. 3 of the most talented dudes in rock. Keep it up guys. Love this channels so damn much. Volbeat-Shotgun Blues Thanks!!!
These guys kill it at their concerts - and with only three band members. Matt Bellamy is a musical genius - named my sweet pup after him and she won meet and greets to their concert for me!
Another awesome reaction. They are stellar live, but I would definitely recommend the studio version as well just to be able to hear all the nuances, the richness and his amazing lyrics. Thanks for this guys!
Morning fellas! I really enjoyed this reaction! I don't know much about these guys but this was a really great song and video. Love the guitars!! Thanks guys!🤓❤️
Muse are mostly known for huge visual effects and are a live band not so much a chart topping band but saying that they sold tons of albums over the years over 20 million but when they headline the crowds sell out almost instantly
"He broke a guitar!". Dudes, if you think that's bad you should have seen some of the shows Nine Inch Nails did back in the 90's if you want to see guitars and other equipment being wrecked. Haha! Gotta love Muse though. Superb live band!
Like others mentioned, Matt Bellamy has the record for most smashed guitars during a tour. However, he has explained several times that his guitars are pretty sturdy, and rarely break irreparably. Most of the time, it's just the neck of the guitar that snaps, so it's pretty easy to have them repaired, and he can keep using them for a long time. So, there's no need to feel too bad about the broken guitars.
I've been to 10 Muse concerts and yes they are are amazing as you think the are. The fans, the vibe, the skills, the performance and production. Go if you can. You'll nerve regret it. Morgan Nicholls (born 18 March 1971) is an English musician, member of English pop band Senseless Things and best known for performing with Muse, Gorillaz, etc
That guy in the back is Morgan Nicholls. He toured with Muse for a long time to help play the extra instruments including keyboard, guitar, and some drums to help thicken the sound.
Muse have the world record of most guitars smashed on tour, which it's in the hundreds! I think the next song you guys should do is Showbiz live at Glastonbury 2000, it's a killer song and shows young Muse!
This is the kind of song where, when listening to their albums, you're like "yeah I like this, it might be in my top 5 or 10 or something" - but the moment you get to see this and experience this at a live show, it immediately shoots to the top. To be fair, that's most of their songs 😉
I suggest you, to watch the "Muse live at rome olympic stadium" it's by far my favorite muse live concert, It's the one I show to my friends when they wanna listen some Muse for first time
I love Muse, and have seen them live in Houston about 5 times. The first time, they were the opening act for U2 in Reliant Center ( stadium for the Texans). The other shows were at the Rockets arena. I know they also do even smaller venues if the cause is right, but that’s usually in Europe. I can’t wait to see when they will come again for their newest album
He broke A guitar? Man, I think Matt has the Guiness Record from broken guitars back in the day, it was his thing! The other guy is the keyboard guy when in concert Matt can play the keyboard and the guitar at the same time
The best thing is even though Matt Bellamy had broken over 140 guitars, it’s only really a few, since they’re made to be easily fixed. The neck can come off the body and be put back pretty easily, if I remember right 😁
Once you hear Matts intake of breath between each line you can’t unhear it. He’s such an unassuming guy, you wouldn’t believe he could shred like that. Saw them in Brisbane on their Absolution tour, they were fucking amazing…🤘🏻
I saw Muse close out one of the nights of Lollapalooza 2011. Coldplay was playing at the same time on the other end of the festival. It was one hell of a show!!! I always compare Muse to a heavier version of Queen : )
I love your quiz in the beginning for the song name. Never stop that. For this one you could have gone for "capital of sweden?(stockholm)" to make it a bigger challange ;D
I really hope you guys check into Reapers from Muse at some point. That song easily goes harder than most of the stuff they have and it just sounds amazing.
Guy has literally the world record for most guitars broken during a tour (over a hundred). But they've worked directly with the brand that makes them and most of them end up being fixed. And now he owns the brand so, the more guitars he breaks, the better for his brand 😅 They mainly play in arenas and stadiums but sometimes they like to make some intimate shows and play some deep cuts
Oh yeah top comment today. Fear Factory Friday tomorrow. I can't wait for the newest track. U guys are so consistant. Every Friday u release a new Fear Factory song. I hope the newest is Collapse!! The heaviest of all time. Thanks yall. Ur boy Head1 is ghost
it was a smaller intimate concert sponsored by Guitar Center Live performed at the Mayan theater in Los Angeles. Probably one of their best concerts ever, that is not performed in a big stadium
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Some songs they play live they also play these outro riffs and parts after the actual song has ended just like in this video. No singing, just playing.
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Matt Bellamy has the world record for most guitars smashed on stage. It's a tradition he likes to keep alive! All guitars broken are either repaired or donated to charity to raise money :)
He might try to play on the most continents like Def Leppard. I fucking love both bands. J/K Both great live. Can I have them together? Asking as a Midwesterner who has seen them both once.
Their transitions are absolutely flawless. For a 3 piece they get such a powerful sound too.
There's four of them live.
Yes, there's four guys
The band is composed of 3 members. The other guy only plays in some of the live shows.
Muse does small shows too, but they still make it a big deal. I went to see them in Quebec City, Canada at a smaller venue but they still put on the best live show I've ever seen. It was truly an experience to see and hear these guys play.
Small venue in Québec? Where was it? Centre Vidéotron?
@@marc-olivierbedard3989 It was Colisee Pepsi, which isn't tiny, but it is small relative to the big shows the boys have reacted to.
Absolutely love Muse! I would say it’s safe to say Bellamy is a musical genius.
He's like if Jack White and the singer of Radiohead had a baby and is on steroids.
There is no higher Musical fix for me than Muse. This drug never loses its potency!
At this point, Muse is always the headliner. Giant arena shows are great, but I'd personally prefer a much more intimate setting like this. One of the best shows I've seen was Muse at a theater.
FYI, after about the 5 minute mark (where the ad came in on the dot actually) isn't the actual song or on the album. Those are just bonus fun, heavy riffs for the live show. Also, "the guy back there" is just a touring musician to take on some key parts and other stuff that Matt can't perform live cause he's busy playing guitar. (in this song, his main role is clearly the arpeggiated keys during the part you called "operatic") Lots of bands do it... he's not in the band, but he's part of the touring line-up.
Muse hold the record for most smashed guitars on tour, which they accomplished in their 2004 absolution tour by smashing 140 guitars!
😲😲😲
@@Hollywood6IX im pretty sure the lead singer of this band owns a guitar company so i think they had tons to spare
@@banditbuddies728 he didn't own Manson guitars at the time but does now.
@@banditbuddies728 Actually all the guitars being destroyed were Ibanez, not Manson. But I didn't know he owns Manson now, cool!
So went to see Muse for the 1st time on the last night of their tour on Oct 2, they were on fire!! Matt smashed 2 guitars during the night, a girl at the front who was at her 225th gig got one of the smashed guitars and Matt also gave her a working one, and yes you guys MUST MUST MUST go and see Muse live, they are phenomenal
Since you guys asked, the stapes is the smallest bone of the middle ear. It's a part of the chain of three bones that transmit vibrations from your tympanic membrane to your inner ear.
med student here. yes, this is correct.
Yep, I had it replaced with a prosthetic in my left ear, got me most of my hearing back
@@elkenopens9656 me too. They made it using dental cement.
@Sian Colburn really? Mine is titanium
Hands down the best band I've seen live. I saw them when they were touring for their album "The 2nd Law" and it was amazing. No drop in energy, sound was like on the CD, everything was just perfect. I would love to see them again.
So, to go deep into MUSE you need to watch:
1 - Darkshines, Hullabaloo live version
2 - Microcuts, Hullabaloo live version
3 - Space dementia, Pinkpop live
5 - Stockholm syndrome, Wembley live (Glastonbury is also GOAT)
6 - Knights of Cydonia, Rome live
7 - Reapers, Mayan live
8 - Unintended, Wembley live
9 - Hysteria, live or studio
10 - Uprising, live or studio
11 - Supermasive black hole, live or studio
12 - Algorithm, live show
13 - City of Delusion, live or studio
14 - New Born, Wembley live
15 - Butterflies and Hurricanes, Wembley live
16 - Unnatural selection, live or studio
17 - Map of the problematique, Wembley live
18 - Muscle Museum, live or studio
19 - Exogenesis Symphonie (real symphonie in 3 parts)
20 - Citizen erased, Reading live
21 - Showbiz, live or studio
22 - Assasin, Mayan live
23 - Muscle Museum, live or studio
.........
There are ton's of great music from this band. For 7 years I still haven't heard even a half of their's discography.
Muse don't have a genre. They change their style each album. The last one was very synth driven and their new stuff is practically metal. They get such a big sound considering there is only 3 members but they're all amazing musicians.
Unique and beautiful ❤️🤘
They are the closest to a modern version of Queen with how much they play and experiment with their sound :D
Did they actually go back to the metal sound?? I’ve been waiting for years. It wasn’t just their last one that was mostly synth that’s why I stopped listening back in 2012 too much synth
@@mookiestewart3776 I enjoy it.
But it isn't quite the same as Origin of Symmetry levels. They have counterbalanced it by adding in all sorts of fun stuff though
Awesome reaction guys if you love Muse live songs you should really react to the live version of Reapers and Assassin they are both amazing and the guitar work of Bellamy is amazing !! Lov u guys
Man, been jamming Muse since 2001, Newborn was my first track I heard and I was Hooked.....
YALL SHOULD REACT TO NEWBORN.....
Muse are so diverse and have a bunch of electronic songs aswell. I'm a metalhead but my favorite Muse song is Dead Inside, which is like 70% electronic and switches over to a more rock-like sound towards the end before closing it out with the electronic sound again. Amazing song and beautiful music video.
MUSE - DEAD INSIDE
Love that song. Love everything Muse does and continues to do with every new album.
If you're a metalhead, I think you'd really like some songs from their Will of the People album. Kill or Be Killed is really heavy, which is awesome. Won't Stand Down also has good heaviness. Dead Inside is such a good song as well, I love listening to it. The emotion is so real in that song
@@trentimus2472 Well, I'm a Muse fan so I've listened to WOTP quite a few times 😅 Kill or be killed is good but WAFF is the best in my opinion ;)
@@dvdkllmn9574 I forgot about that one! I freaking love that one! It's awesome talking to fellow muse fans!
If youre still gonna do the best bassist contest, hysteria by Muse is one of the hardest riffs on bass for sure, I also sugest plug in baby
It absolutely shreds your fingers when playing it.
When learning I got about 30 seconds in and got stuck for a year or so.
@@burtchester83 Yes!
i played hysteria every day for a year, skipped arm day, leg day everything.. now i'm stuck with hench fingers smh
matt has his guitars built so that if they break the neck breaks and can be replaced easily, he said in an interview the issue was getting someone who enjoyed putting them back together, he also has a ton of guitars and I'm pretty sure he has one guitar for each song on the set plus some backups, usually each song requires different guitars, some need a whammy bar, some need a sustaniac, some need a fuzz factory (yes he has guitars with a built in fuzz factory and with sustainers), some need 7 strings some need a literal midi pad built into the guitar which lets him control midi pedals with his guitar, so usually he can't properly play most songs in the set with just one guitar
I reckon you'd love one of the performances from their Hullabaloo show that was filmed for DVD (and I guess VHS still hah) after their second album.
It was a go-to for me to hype myself up for the live shows I saw them between 2004-2010 (they never came back to NZ since then though... 'tear) - youthful exuberance and high energy and a wall of sound for their heavy songs!
Recommended Citizen Erased, Dead Star, Muscle Museum or Micro Cuts for the intensely high falsetto!
I was so excited to see that you were reacting to this song. One of their best in my opinion. 3 of the most talented dudes in rock. Keep it up guys. Love this channels so damn much. Volbeat-Shotgun Blues Thanks!!!
I haven't listened to muse in awhile so thank you for this reminder :D
Matt Bellamy goes through hundreds of guitars each tour.
Don't sleep on Muse!
These guys kill it at their concerts - and with only three band members. Matt Bellamy is a musical genius - named my sweet pup after him and she won meet and greets to their concert for me!
One of the best lives shows you can ever see. I saw them at burgettstown, PA at an outdoor amphitheater and it was an insane show
Another awesome reaction. They are stellar live, but I would definitely recommend the studio version as well just to be able to hear all the nuances, the richness and his amazing lyrics. Thanks for this guys!
Awesome. You're my favourite reactors. Love that your reacting to two of my favourite British bands, Cradle Of Filth and and Muse. :)
Oh shit good choice y'all. They have so many good songs.
You guys are freaking funny 😆
Morning fellas! I really enjoyed this reaction! I don't know much about these guys but this was a really great song and video. Love the guitars!! Thanks guys!🤓❤️
Muse are mostly known for huge visual effects and are a live band not so much a chart topping band but saying that they sold tons of albums over the years over 20 million but when they headline the crowds sell out almost instantly
"He broke a guitar!". Dudes, if you think that's bad you should have seen some of the shows Nine Inch Nails did back in the 90's if you want to see guitars and other equipment being wrecked. Haha! Gotta love Muse though. Superb live band!
The poor keyboards during Happiness in Slavery at Woodstock 94...
Muse - supermassive black hole
I second this
I third this
Like others mentioned, Matt Bellamy has the record for most smashed guitars during a tour. However, he has explained several times that his guitars are pretty sturdy, and rarely break irreparably. Most of the time, it's just the neck of the guitar that snaps, so it's pretty easy to have them repaired, and he can keep using them for a long time. So, there's no need to feel too bad about the broken guitars.
iv liked muse for 20 years. Brazil show is ammaazzing! rock in rio i think.
I've been to 10 Muse concerts and yes they are are amazing as you think the are. The fans, the vibe, the skills, the performance and production. Go if you can. You'll nerve regret it.
Morgan Nicholls (born 18 March 1971) is an English musician, member of English pop band Senseless Things and best known for performing with Muse, Gorillaz, etc
Guys, you need to react to Muse's "Assassin" from the same show (Mayan 2015) - it will melt your faces!
The 4th guy at the back is an additional musician that they use for their live stuff.
Jeez, just noticed you guys are close to 100K!
Ikr sooo close
@@Hollywood6IX fantastic!!
That guy in the back is Morgan Nicholls. He toured with Muse for a long time to help play the extra instruments including keyboard, guitar, and some drums to help thicken the sound.
Ace Frehley had frets that'd light on fire and shoot rockets from his guitar.🎸🤘
I'd definitely say they have progessive songs, especially on the Origin of Symmetry album
Muse have the most fun when they are doing their outro's to their songs because 99% of the time they are improv. This was one such example.
Muse are in a own league. Love this phenomenal band! 🇳🇴 in the house
Do "Exo-politics" at some point from them, it's a top 5 song from them, at least for me.
Nice reaction guys
I've loved Muse for a long time. They are the best band to see live. Even my kids gave come to love them over time.
Muse have the world record of most guitars smashed on tour, which it's in the hundreds! I think the next song you guys should do is Showbiz live at Glastonbury 2000, it's a killer song and shows young Muse!
This is the kind of song where, when listening to their albums, you're like "yeah I like this, it might be in my top 5 or 10 or something" - but the moment you get to see this and experience this at a live show, it immediately shoots to the top.
To be fair, that's most of their songs 😉
I suggest you, to watch the "Muse live at rome olympic stadium" it's by far my favorite muse live concert, It's the one I show to my friends when they wanna listen some Muse for first time
Matt Bellamy is the record holder for breaking guitars.
That final riff sounded like he'd transition into 'The Groove'. I was so hype.
I love Muse, and have seen them live in Houston about 5 times. The first time, they were the opening act for U2 in Reliant Center ( stadium for the Texans). The other shows were at the Rockets arena. I know they also do even smaller venues if the cause is right, but that’s usually in Europe. I can’t wait to see when they will come again for their newest album
They do all sorts of venues. Saw them in an airplane hanger in Mississauga and the ACC in Toronto.
Also it's just Muse, no The haha
That other guy, is their touring multi instrumentalist. Plays everything, but mainly on the keyboards Mr Nicolls
Seen them twice. Awesome!!!
Great reaction to a great band. I have heard their music described as Pomp rock.
He broke A guitar? Man, I think Matt has the Guiness Record from broken guitars back in the day, it was his thing! The other guy is the keyboard guy when in concert Matt can play the keyboard and the guitar at the same time
Never change matt! Never change chris! Never change Dom! We'll always love you
It’s operatic because they’re classical trained ❤️
The best thing is even though Matt Bellamy had broken over 140 guitars, it’s only really a few, since they’re made to be easily fixed. The neck can come off the body and be put back pretty easily, if I remember right 😁
Once you hear Matts intake of breath between each line you can’t unhear it. He’s such an unassuming guy, you wouldn’t believe he could shred like that. Saw them in Brisbane on their Absolution tour, they were fucking amazing…🤘🏻
I saw Muse close out one of the nights of Lollapalooza 2011. Coldplay was playing at the same time on the other end of the festival. It was one hell of a show!!! I always compare Muse to a heavier version of Queen : )
Yes breaking guitars is sort of a tradition. Saw them in Manchester a few days ago and he broke 3. One of the best concerts I've been to.🔥
I love your quiz in the beginning for the song name. Never stop that.
For this one you could have gone for "capital of sweden?(stockholm)" to make it a bigger challange ;D
Muse - Fury - Royal Albert Hall
Great réaction thanks 🤘🔝🔥
these guys need an ad blocker.
🎶🎸🎧🎸🎶 There's just something about Muse. Great comparison with Radiohead! Thanks for the rock session! P.L.U.R.R. from ATX!!
You know who else is great to see perform live is Jack White. I've seen him twice.
Yes!! 😊
I'm a huge fan of the band muse!
For the love of Maynard, check out Hysteria at Glastonbury 2004. One of the most legendary bass riffs of all time
their fourth back there is Morgan Nichols, he plays they keyboard, and back up percussion, and guitar whenever matt doesnt play the guitar
I really hope you guys check into Reapers from Muse at some point. That song easily goes harder than most of the stuff they have and it just sounds amazing.
Guy has literally the world record for most guitars broken during a tour (over a hundred). But they've worked directly with the brand that makes them and most of them end up being fixed. And now he owns the brand so, the more guitars he breaks, the better for his brand 😅
They mainly play in arenas and stadiums but sometimes they like to make some intimate shows and play some deep cuts
"That guy" is playing keyboard/synth. A lot of their songs incorporate those sounds, so they have a regular keyboardist.
Muse is the BEST
Guys, off topic, but seriously...you'll love "Roll the Bones" by Rush. The lyrics are cool, but there's a WTF moment that will blow you away.
Nice pick!! I describe Muse as a heavier mix of Radiohead and Queen. I may be wrong but that's the best way I can think of describing them
Oh yeah top comment today. Fear Factory Friday tomorrow. I can't wait for the newest track. U guys are so consistant. Every Friday u release a new Fear Factory song. I hope the newest is Collapse!! The heaviest of all time. Thanks yall. Ur boy Head1 is ghost
Matt Bellamy has used Manson guitars for a long time… He now owns the company
Please react to assassin from the same Mayan concert in 2015. Love your reactions!
Still holding out hope for Helloween’s Live at Wacken 2018 doing “How Many Tears”. You’ll be left with your mouths hanging open 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
This is at The Mayan. The Mayan is a night club in Downtown Los Angeles.
near impossible to choose the best muse songs but this is right up there along with Citizen Erased for me
it was a smaller intimate concert sponsored by Guitar Center Live performed at the Mayan theater in Los Angeles. Probably one of their best concerts ever, that is not performed in a big stadium
You guys have to listen to hysteria, from Muse!!!
I dropped everything for this song react
The last song of the night is always Knight of Cydonia :) Matt has many guitars!
Me encanta como el tipo siente la canción al escucharla por primera vez. Me vi reflejado en él ❤ love it
The end part of this song reminds me of a Pantera song and I can't put my finger on it. Something off of The Great Southern Trendkill.
Don't worry, the guitars he uses these days are made to be thrown around and survive
These three can do something and that outstanding 🙌🙌👌👌💋❤️
You NEED to react to Assassin from the same concert, please! You'll love it
Muse best songs: FURY & INVINCIBLE
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Matt Bellamy is the majority owner of Manson Guitars. So I think they do him a good prize XD
* Matt destroys a guitar. *
I guess that was their last song for the night.
Young Matt: Yeah, about that...
Some songs they play live they also play these outro riffs and parts after the actual song has ended just like in this video. No singing, just playing.
As this was a year ago im SURE you guys have checked out other songs but if you ant one that hits the same, check out "Bliss" by Muse.... shheeeeeeesh