I'll see my school implode, we're getting out...

- Muse, Hysteria.


XD Outa school early today due to thunderstorms and stuff. Only school in the area to do so ^_^.

I was in my English class with my three mates that are in there with me and we were making these games (theirs a MCR Cluedo and ours a music trivia game) and we were told to stay in our classroom over break. Many people would have complained but we were fine, I guess. Was rather warm still, despite the rain and all that jazz, it was. And then we find school's closed ^_^ so there.


Well, I don't really know what to talk about...I'll just put some Muse trivia up. I have nothing better to do! So stop your complaining. Now.

-Dead Star; Muse wiki-articles is all she can memorize.



Muse Trivia (as promised)
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The three members of Muse (from left, Dom Howard - drums, Matt Bellamy - electric guitar, lead singer and pianist & Chris Wolstenholme - base, backing vocals) are from Stockport, Cambridge and Rotherham however the band originated in a small town called Teignmouth in Devon, when the boys were around fourteen.

They have had four studio albums (in chronological order: Showbiz, Origin of Symmetry, Absolution & Black Holes and Revelations) and one DVD soundtrack (Hullabaloo Soundtrack). However, the third studio album was maybe not as sucsessful as hoped in the US, originally to be released in 2001 along with the rest of the world, "but was eventually released in 2005 when Muse left Maverick Records. It was released after Absolution became succsessful in the US"

Muse started young and are still only in their late twenties (Matt 29 - June 9th 1978, Dom also 29 - 7th December 1977 and Chris 28 - December 2nd 1978).

Dom and Matt share the same middle name: James. Chris' middle name is Tony.

Matt's father, George Bellamy, was the rhythm guitarist in a band called The Tornadoes, the first English band to gain a US number one - 'Telstar'.

Matt was voted 18th best rock frontman recently in Kerrang magazine; 29th best guitarist in Total Guitar magazine's top 100 guitar players in the world.

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I could go on, but I'll spare you that torture.

So please please please, give us a post this time

Muse's cover of 'Please, Please, Please Let Me Get what I want'. So technically The Smiths wrote it...It's a very strange song.


"Lord knows, it would be the first time" in a while...




...Sorry people! I have found out I'm imaginary (and so are my readers so, it figures).




I've been prodding Wikipedia (with a spork >:D) of information whilst I was trying to find a name for a school in my story, and gave up when I found:I apologize. It's very small. But you can read it* if you look close enough...LOOK CLOSE ENOUGH DARN YOU!!!



Red spray paint *Beloved*



Anyhow, you're not getting anything sane from me today, I've been walking around my house using a broom like one of those little cane things that those people on stages dance with and singing a song about how I was having pie tonight (it was quieche, actually, but it rhymed with 'hi' so there).



...Yes.

I was.

It didn't spin me around very well, though, I nearly crashed into the wall.



OMGHH. NO ASTERIKS. NOT...ACCEPTABLE...*choke*



There we go. I've added another one in the sentence (or two, or three) above so this won't really apply anymore...I've just wasted five seconds of your life AND YOU'RE NOT GETTING IT BACK!

-Dead Star; changing Wikehpedia one word at a time.

* :O Wikipedia has left out some information... >:D nobody leaves out information on Muse...So here you go:



We can now rest in knowing I won't errupt for another three hours and thir... twenty-nine minutes.

And I'm feeling good

Sorry guys; still can't think of 'out. Anyhow, I thought I'd put another video on here; what a suprise!

Rose petals and megaphones, it could only be Muse.

By the way, ignore the scary people in the audience...Ahehh.




It's Muse's cover of Feeling Good. Originally made by two rather unknown composers; the song was made into a chart topper by singer Nina Simone. And then Muse altered it a little. Enjoy!

-Dead Star; can't play this song.

Futurism...W00t!

I'm afraid I couldn't think of anything over those two blank days; ramble block. Which is pretty hard to believe for me.

So, let your inhibitions go* and listen to this.

It'll have been nothing you've ever heard before; unless you've heard it before...Which I doubt you have.

Ehehehk.

-Dead Star; listening to B-Sides.


*Muse - Easily.

Exhausting yourself just for people to see, what you want just ain't healthy.

- Muse, Citizen Erased (yeah, I know the parody title's corny...)

Anorexia.

It seems to be a competition between teenagers and young women to be the thinnest. I don't see what it really achieves; I'm that age and I think visable ribs and stickness-ness is just rather revolting. Curves own all, and they don't kill you!

Anyhow. There are an increasing library of documentaries on the subject; female journalists and peoples have been going on 'Size Zero' diets to try and achieve it in a very small period; and it was horrific what happened to them. Not only did they look bad, they felt it too; utterly drained. What image are new-age designers trying to promote? Next everything'll be brown with leaves sticking off it to go with it*!

Part of one of the documentaries I watched (as you've gathered, I watch a lot of these things. It's nightmarish what happens,) showed the journalist woman going to a modelling agent. It stated about the recent deaths of two models due to anorexia-related disorders; and yet, it seems the world doesn't care. They continue pushing girls thinner; and that's really just to fit in their clothes. I don't believe in being stick thin and I'm not afraid to admit I am not; as I was in New Look one day I had to get an item about three sizes bigger than what I should average at. It's ridiculous. Anyway, this agent dude said that even if a young girl who was very pretty came in, but she couldn't fit in the clothes, she'd be turned down.

It's ironic, no? Makes you wonder what goes through these people's heads.

And as the competition continues, there will be a smaller size. I mean; say you have a friend who's naturally thin, but that's because she's rather small. And you're rather tall; and not so naturally thin. Trying to make yourself like her will end up taking you to disasterous extremes; death being one of them.

In another documentary there was this special place set up for ghastly anorexic girls, to try and get them back on track with how they should be. One of those girls was TWELVE.

Please, heed my warning.

-Dead Star; DEFINITELY NOT anorexic.


*Yes, I mean a twig. You twig.





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If you've read this far, I believe you deserve a treat. To one of the greatest B-Sides in the world (yes, it's only a B-Side! I was shocked also) it's Muse with Easily!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kU-d5vdrn2E

(Sorry, I haven't figured how to actually get it to work on the page; meh.)

There's no justice in the world, and there never was.

-Muse's 'Soldier's Poem'.

War*.

'War' can be used in several ways. Children or adults who've fallen out with someone may state they're 'at war' with them, encased in a constant agrument. This usually clears up without much problem. 'War' also relates to something that you hate that isn't really living; and thus you personify it through that. Say you're swamped in a load of coursework, you'd be 'at war' with it.

All of these end up relating to fighting though. And through fighting, there is bloodshed, death, destruction and dismay**. And big wars; world wars, really are just put down to a small disagreement that errupted into something historians would write about for years to come, something that those who lived through it could never forget, something that took life away from those who had to fight in it.

Sure, everybody wants their side to win. And yeah; they don't want to be humiliated. But at the end of the day, what difference does it make? Unless the losing side are now totally dominated by the victors; they'll come back again (take WW1- and then WW2 for example).

Religion*** causes wars also. If everybody just accepted the diversity that exsists in this (I'll say it again) corrupt world; half the deceased would not be so deceased, half the wars would never of occoured, half the world might never be poverty-ruled, half the marriages might still exist.

Anger, hatred, delusion**** and soulessness*****.

Just let's all be friends; but no.

Corrupt civilizations for years to come. What joy.

-Dead Star; wanting peace.

******









*Oh, we're having a jolly week, aren't we?
** Why do many horrid adjectives begin in 'd'? I was thinking of more but I didn't put them. Ruddy hell.
***I'm athiest; so I'm stating that kind of 'end religious war' thing more than anybody else probably would.
****There you go again! What did I say?
*****Yeah. I am listening to Muse's New Born.
******Why are there so many afternotes? No I am not swearing! I might though. I swear in my mind when in this subject. A place where nobody can hear me, a place where I am not ruled, a place I am free and a bit insane.

I think I'm drowning...

Muse - Time is Running Out.

Okay, so the title's a little corny for what's going to follow. Let's say; I'm off putting anything logical at weekends on this. So instead, I thought I'd make you smile.

Okay, here goes...

BEFORE...

(Yeah. If you don't know who that is, go research Muse some more...It won't take you long from that.)

...AFTER...

^_^

Okay guys; I'll be back with something sane on Monday!

-Dead Star; Muse Messageboard lingarah.

You left us far behind, so we all discard the race.

Yeah, that's the scariest thing I've seen all day, too.

For you n00bs that do not know where the title was from, it's from Hate this & I'll Love You - Muse. And as usual, I changed it a bit.

Anyhow...

You left us far behind, so we all discard the race.

Lozl. I'm a bit late for commenting on the London Marathon, no? I just watch it to see all those funkeh costumes running by...And those people behind the railings who look like they give a da--, lozl! Heheh, good times.

And then the random interviwer-persony-blobby-thingy just walks over from the sideline and starts talking to a dude dressed as a carrot, expecting a verbal essay from start to finish when the poor dude's face really fits in with his costume. Or he's addicted to suntanning booths. Or both.

Meh.

Anyhow...

My duck's rolling, on a m't'rway...

Lozail.

-Dead Star, listening to too many Weird Al parodies.

The live DVD that is: Hullabaloo

A must for all Muse fans or Music collectors, or just somebody who really wants to see a young band reaching their full potential.

Devon rockers Muse's first official live DVD, Hullabaloo (released after Origin of Symmetry and before Absolution) is well worth the watch. 90 minutes of pure stage performance (trust me, this'll show you where the Best Live Act awards come in) and 40 minute film of over that year.


Sorry, I tried to give you a link, but I'm [WORD] with HTML. Just go on HMV's website and tapper in 'Muse - Hullabaloo' in.

Do you know how many times I previewed this in trying to get it right?

About 8. Then I gave up.

-Dead Star, battling against the torture of HTML.

Pay, You will pay, You will pay a bit too much.

Yes! Issue about...

*Drumroll*

Internet/MMORPG subscriptions.

So, you're on your favourite MMORPG, when you think "am I missing something here?"

You look around to see some idiotic rich noob wearing [enter item here] and think "I want that!"

So, after a year or two of searching, you find not only will your poor character have to pay ingame money, but you'll have to pay a subscription too.

Say, £3.50 a month?

Nah, doesn't seem much, does it?

1 month = £3.50
2 months = £7.00
10 months = £35

That's £35.00 on a game subscription before even a year has gone.

Idiotic and useless.

Pay, you will pay, you will end up paying a hell of a lot.

-Dead Star, ex-Runescape membah.

My soul is sucked into the supermassive INTERNET!!!

Yes. I seem to live a computerized lifestyle and that's how it stays.

"Oooh internet can't you hear me suffer?
Oooh internet can't you hear me moan?
You caught me on a lousy evening, and
How long before you give me my weekends back?"

Gawd I'm sad.

And addicted.

Whey.

Well, the internet's EDUCATIONAL, innit? Is it? Is it? IS IT?

Yeah, but is it healthy?

Scientist says "no".

-Dead Star, staying up 'till midnight waiting for an update.