Muse: Out Of This World

Author: Mark Beaumont

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Price : $19.95 AUD
ISBN : 9781783050185
Publisher : Omnibus Press
Imprint : Omnibus Press
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Publication date : February 2014
Dimensions : 198mm X 129mm
Produced in : United Kingdom
RRP : 19.95
Availability date : May 2014
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Author : Mark Beaumont
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Dewey classification : 782.421660922
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Pages : 336
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Description

This updated edition of the bestselling biography now includes new interviews with the band conducted by the author between 2010 and 2012, including many extremely personal, never-before-seen passages. Alongside this is a detailed new chapter to the book, covering the extensive world tour for 'The Resistance' and the relationship break-ups, wild LA rock'n'roll parties, alcohol addictions and recoveries that led to the writing and recording of Muse's most recent album 'The 2nd Law'. Exploring the meanings behind the songs themselves, the chapter concludes with first-hand accounts of several up-close-and-personal live shows and looks forward to the huge stadium tour of the summer.

Reviews

Obsessively observed, nicely paced. Includes plenty of previously unpublished interviews. [This book] makes you appreciate how far this band has come.' Record Collector (5 stars) 'Mark Beaumont does a compelling job taking you to the heart of the band.' Classic Rock

Author description

Having been the first national music journalist to interview Muse in print, one of the UK's leading award-winning music journalists Mark Beaumont became an early champion and friend of the band, touring with and interviewing them many times for NME and Melody Maker.

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