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| For Jeff Laurindo Almeida and Charlie Byrd - Brazilian Soul |
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| Everyone's a Critic Rave Revues - Voices
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| Float Flogging Molly - Float |
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Funny you mention Muse's popularity in Canada. Whenever I tune into 88.5 or any alternative station in Canada, or even MuchMusic, I always hear their songs and see their music videos. I think Muse is pretty big in North America, not so much in the past though, wasn't until 2005 when they started releasing stuff in North America (new and old albums). Also, in terms of North American success, their popular, but within the Alternative Rock circle in North American music and interests. I know that in America, a lot of their songs are used in commercials/trailers for movies and video games. You make a good point about their European success. despite being huge in Europe, they don't have as big a following in North America despite huge success in this continent, having sold out Madison Square Garden and headlining almost every big music festival in America. North America is a very inward culture when it comes to accepting foreign arts, were very judgy as a continent. Not as much in Canada though because were more accepting of other cultures and traditions, and because were a Commonwealth country, lots of British stuff comes our way. I remember that show in Montreal, it was 2 years ago, I got to see it, it was phenomenal. Muse is one of the few rock bands left that are amazing live and also know how to put on a good show in terms of visual effects and stage theatrics. Fun fact: guitarist Matt Bellamy broke the world record for smashing the most guitars during live shows.
9:43 PM, September 14th, 2015