If Bach wrote rock, he would have wrote that bass line.

Chris Wolstenholme famously said he dreads playing this song because it’s bloody exhausting. It’s known as the _The Finger Crippler_ for a reason. 🤪 [Fiercely proud of our Devon boys! 🖤]

Dave is right in his assumption that it must sound great being at a Muse concert. Seen them live 3 times and they have THE best sound live. I've seen a lot of concerts but they just sound A1.

Matt swinging that guitar is very iconic in all his performances. Even the red pants too.

I can't comprehend how are they not popular in the US, I feel like I'm taking crazy pills

this is by far their best concert. Hysteria is my go to song, when I want to introduce the band. You cant put Muse into one song, but I feel Hysteria gives an image of what you can expect

Takes me back to seeing Muse at a festival years ago, my friend wasn't really a fan of them and wasn't bothered about seeing them so he wont off to watch another band. Of course Muse blew the roof off as usual and the following week at my house watching the highlights of the festival with said friend it showed Muse playing this song and his face literally dropped lol he had no idea they rocked this hard and has regretted not seeing them ever since!

Hysteria was the first Muse song I heard (and downloaded on iTunes back in the early-mid 2000s)! I was immediately obsessed!

I'm probably on my 20th listening of this Muse playlist here now. Nobody does this better. It's kinda timeless what Dave does. Never gets boring.

In this same year, 2013, Muse also played in Monterrey Mexico where 3 girls, 13, 11, and 8 got to see their idols live and in concert. Two years later they would rip through this song live in front of their school before heading off to the Berklee College of Music for a summer music program. Fast forward 8 years and they wrapped up opening for Muse 9 times, 4 in Mexico and 5 times in Europe. The Warning just celebrated their 10th anniversary and posted a video about it on their KZfaq page. In the video, opening for Muse is cited as their most important moment of their career.

Knew Dave would like this one, it's a banger. 🤘😁

This base line would get me so amped up for the coming motogp race...I miss the early 2000’s

Such an epic concert. Keep them comin!! They have so many good songs so you’ll have endless content. Lol. Try super massive black hole live at Rome or survival live at Rome. Honestly anything from that concert. 😉

They played this at The Brits 2004. Before MUSE ....Boring ....After...i can`t remember . I felt it was one of those moments like when Queen came on at Live Aid ....no one could top them.

Great dynamic tune. Excellent sound. Here's a nice track for an awesome Dave critique: the band, Lucifer with their track, "Phoenix" (Music, video + Lyrics) version. Band has a great 70s vintage sound.

Sound from a 3 piece band amazing

For something different from Muse react to Unsustainable live from Las Vegas and Micro Cuts live from Hullabaloo

Noice. Getting my musical fix in and a quality reaction !

In one of the interviews, bassist Chris says he hates playing this song live. I believe it was because it's pretty challenging to play in that speed with accuracy. Correct me if I'm wrong other Musers out there.

This Whole Concert was Absolutely Awesome. You Should Check out The Song Resistance too its One of my Personal Favorites by Muse.

300,000 people.

They sound amazing live because they spend too much on production, gadgets and other stuffs, matt even said they only breakeven on stadium tours because of how expensive things are

check the roskilde version (with munich jam at the end), best version out there

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This song made me want to learn bass, but drummer hands...

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