Do they ship those t-shirts to the US?

quote Bs

quote RobtheGooner

quote Bs

quote RobtheGooner

That's the girl's cut, obviously I have the mens, but the design is the same.

Obviously

Joking aside,I really like that shirt...I know I want to buy a shirt from the tour so I'm hoping there's seem decent designs with the tour dates on the back...Nice to know there's a good back up option if not though...Anyone know how much Muse usually charge for shirts at their shows? I'm a bit worried it's going to be as extortionate as everything else they sell

Same as the prices on the website isn't it?

About £18. I've ordered stuff from their website and bought stuff from the stalls at gigs and I think it's the same. You don't have to pay postage though. If you want a hoody/jumper it's going to be at least £35.

Ebay is a good option for older stuff from past tours. Nothing wrong with rocking out the Absolution jumper.

I don't know...I've seen bands charge twice the price at gigs as their merch normally costs online...The thing that then annoys me is that tour shirts can be a bit harder to find online...I don't know...I'll try and take some money along with me anyway and just hope there's some decent stuff there...Although you're going about 5-6 days before me right? So if you were able to let me know then of prices,or take a photo of some of the shirts or stuff that would be cool =)

I'm going on the 4th of November, I'll try and do that for you

quote Delusion

Do they ship those t-shirts to the US?

Yes, but shipping costs £9.70 for the cheaper option, or £21.70 for the more expensive option

I know it's late, but I downloaded their new album yesterday and spent all day listening to the songs - AMAZING!!

Resistance, USoE, Uprising are really, really good. The 3 part symphony was actually really good, especially part 1. They should do more of those in the future. You could clearly hear the difference between this and their previous album. I'm not sure which one I like better but all I can say is that I'm liking this album.

DON'T WATCH the following if you're going to a Muse gig soon and you want to be completely surprised by the songs played, stage set-up etc....

quote Delusion

Do they ship those t-shirts to the US?

Yes, but shipping costs £9.70 for the cheaper option, or £21.70 for the more expensive option
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Thanks for the info, it's just that I don't like the designs on the US shop.

quote RobtheGooner

DON'T WATCH the following if you're going to a Muse gig soon and you want to be completely surprised by the songs played, stage set-up etc....

Spoiler: A song,Live from Helsinki

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Oh My *bleep*ing God...That looks (and sounds) awesome!!! Those video screens are mindblowing...I cannot wait! I'm definitely going to be heading to the front centre-left me thinks...Damn,the more I watch that the better it gets...Thanks for that Rob...Really got me hyped again now =D


Here's a video of that full song by the way



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Seriously how can these songs not be staples for every concert?





This message was edited by Bs on Oct 23 2009.

I seriously think they should open the gigs with that song. Would be absolutely amazing, it's perfect for an opener aswell. Not too hectic like Knights of Cydonia types of songs which should be played at the end in my opinion. This is on an even greater scale of epicness as an opener that Take A Bow was. That song was great opening the gigs because it starts quiet and builds up.

quote RobtheGooner

I seriously think they should open the gigs with that song. Would be absolutely amazing, it's perfect for an opener aswell. Not too hectic like Knights of Cydonia types of songs which should be played at the end in my opinion. This is on an even greater scale of epicness as an opener that Take A Bow was. That song was great opening the gigs because it starts quiet and builds up.

And that's exactly what happened tonight in Stockholm! I'm so hyped for Sheffield now.

Uprising and Unnatural Selection are my favourite songs off their new album The Resistance. They're coming to Australia for the BDO (Big Day Out) but have also said they'll be coming later in the year (2010) for some shows, which if I can, I will go see them.

quote RobtheGooner

quote RobtheGooner

I seriously think they should open the gigs with that song. Would be absolutely amazing, it's perfect for an opener aswell. Not too hectic like Knights of Cydonia types of songs which should be played at the end in my opinion. This is on an even greater scale of epicness as an opener that Take A Bow was. That song was great opening the gigs because it starts quiet and builds up.

And that's exactly what happened tonight in Stockholm! I'm so hyped for Sheffield now.

Oh hell yes! But on the down side,in Oslo they...


I mean...Just why? Either way...Only about 2 weeks left for us UK folk =)

Edit:

Had a quick look on one of the Muse forums...Someone took a picture of some of the merch at one of the shows so far although it's a bit out of focus...I'm quite liking this one though if the writing around it is the tour dates...Have to have a closer look on the night,and hopefully they'll have some spare still gouing after the show...Regarding the setlist,from what I can see...Some nights get Cave...Other nights get Feeling Good...1 or 2 nights early on got Unintended as well...And other than that the setlist as not changed one bit since the start of the tour =( Also the moment Feeling Good is played,it means that there are no songs from Showbiz on the set at all...I'm really hoping they mix it up a bit for the UK leg...4 nights left in Europe to go...

Another Edit:

Okay,I love Muse as much as the next guy...But last night they played just 16 songs...For a headlining arena tour for a band of their stature that's damn near unacceptable to be honest...I've seen the setlist for Green Day's UK arena tour that they've just been doing and the setlist doubles that (35-37 songs including their intro for anyone who's interested)...As much as I love Muse,I'm finding it hard to come up with reasonable excuses for them at the moment...I know I'll still love the show as much as anything and the videos I've seen confirm that to me...Having said that though,I've seen 13 song setlists which have gone firmly down in my memory as phenomenal...I suppose it's all about how it's pulled off and Muse can do that better than anyone...I guess it's just a bit of initial disappointment regarding the setlist and some of the missing songs...But I had that with the album too and came to love that after about a week...This seems to be the same...At least I have time to accept it for what it is and just enjoy the night...The YouTube videos just look phenomenal and I know it will still be awesome...Cannae wait...Enjoy Sheffield tonight people who are going...Look forward to hearing plenty of feedback =)

This message was edited by Bs on Nov 04 2009.

quote RobtheGooner

DON'T WATCH the following if you're going to a Muse gig soon and you want to be completely surprised by the songs played, stage set-up etc....

Spoiler: A song,Live from Helsinki

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Bloody goosebumps all over the place. I wish I was going to see them so much.

quote Bs

But last night they played just 16 songs...For a headlining arena tour for a band of their stature that's damn near unacceptable to be honest

Damn the more Muse news/music that comes out the gladder I am that I didn't end up buying tickets for this tour. Yes the floating cubes look super awesome and yes Muse are always great live but 16 songs for a 4-album band that sell out tours in 15 minutes is a joke.

Almost as ridiculous as the video for Undisclosed Desires. Hate to sound like a broken record but please come back Muse circa 2003.