Muse at Reading on the BBC

[spectoremg]

Just watched this. I was surprised they couldn't fill a set with good stuff instead of the heavy metal they seem to have gravitated towards. And just when I was thinking all things metal up pops Brian Johnson for a quick Back in Black which was a nice touch.
Chris Wolstenhome is one mighty bass (and synthax ) player.

[leroydiamond]

Great band. The Absolution album is a classic IMO. Their more recent material is not for me, but fair play to them. Great musicians.

[Norris]

Quite a heavy set but very well executed ... except ... (and I am a fan) ... he's no Angus Young. Master of the guitar, excellent control of effects and feedback, can play flawlessly while leaping or rolling around the floor, brilliant showman - but I thought the BIB solo was a bit lame. There - I said it

Chris was immense on the bass, although Mrs Norris said he looked like he had severe constipation belting out some of the harmonies

Edit: Great to see Brian though!

Edited September 5, 2017 by Norris

[Norris]

[quote name='hiram.k.hackenbacker' timestamp='1504637677' post='3366304']
Did any guitars meet an untimely death?
[/quote]

None were killed. He did throw a couple around though.

[spectoremg]

[quote name='hiram.k.hackenbacker' timestamp='1504645381' post='3366369']


I know they're his to do what he likes with, but it does annoy me.
[/quote]Me too. Stand by endorsement switch :-)