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Queen's Brian May: 'I love Muse's 'The Resistance'' Muse Tickets

Guitarist says Devon trio are 'real virtuosos'

Queen's Brian May has lauded Muse's latest album.

The guitarist praised 'The Resistance', which many critics and fans have said owes a big debt to the sound of the British veterans.

"I love it, I think it's great stuff," May told BBC News. "I think they're very good boys and extremely talented, and like us they have their tongue in cheek a lot of the time."

The Queen man added he had met Muse on several occasions and they had cited his band as an inspiration.

"They said they liked us and that we've been an influence, which is obviously nice for someone like me to hear," he recalled.

"They are extraordinary musicians. Real virtuosos - much more than I am. I like the way they let their madness show through, always a good thing in an artist."

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orangeiod 

Oct 13, 2009

Muse should ring them and ask for a retraction

Museician 

Oct 13, 2009

It isn't that good but fuck it kicks seven shades outof anything from BH

thom-morrissey 

Oct 13, 2009

I agree with Brian. Although I don't agree with his hair. The Resistance is a great album, people say it's not much of a step forward musically, but in terms of the last album I think it is, the last album was a lot more synth heavy than this one, and, while not better for it, it's certainly just as good. One of their best in fact. They've never made a bad album and I would think it unlikely they ever will. Unless they get Paul Rogers on board.

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