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"Having kids is a major part of life and, for that reason, it has always been important for me to have a happy balance between band life and family life," said Chris.
"I'm sure it will be the same for Matt. I would think that touring will be a major part of life, but it's inevitable that as you get older the touring can become less intense. I'm not sure if we are quite at that stage yet, but I'm pretty sure there will be a Muse creche backstage at most gigs."
The Herald Express has followed Muse throughout their career, so it seemed only fitting they should be part of the new weekly paper.
The Herald Express archives show the band were listed in gig guides, playing for free at The Piazza and Parrot in Torquay, before moving up to the dizzy heights of Lanterns in Ashburton, where they were able to charge £3 in 1997.
It's a world away from the sell-out, knock-your-socks off performances at the likes of Wembley and Glastonbury.
Reminded of the early press cuttings, Chris said those days were a struggle.
"In all honesty, being a young band in Devon was very difficult for us at that time," he said.
"There was very little in the way of proper music venues so we used to play a lot in small pubs which didn't usually go down well as we were pretty loud and most people wanted to enjoy a quiet pint.
"There were quite a few battle of the bands things going on.
"We weren't really that bothered about winning them. It was just an opportunity for us, and other bands, to get out there and play live."
However, there were some which inspired The Teignmouth Community College trio in their formative years.
This may be the first time it has been said on the record.
"There are two people who were very important in the early development of the band," said Chris.
"The first was Jill Bird, who was the head of music at the time we were at school.
"Before Jill took over the music department, it was the usual collection of crappy Casio keyboards, tambourines and glockenspiels.
"Jill completely revamped the music department and understood the importance of modern music to get young people inspired as well as embracing the history of music.
"Within two years of being at Teignmouth Community college Jill had kitted out the music department with drum kits, decent keyboards, guitars and basses and some recording equipment.
"She was also very good at involving people who weren't particularly musical and out of nowhere there were lots of bands and singing groups.
"The other person was Dennis Smith.
"Dennis is the owner of Sawmills and Dangerous Records.
"We had been aware of Sawmills as it was probably the only studio in Devon and Cornwall which had produced any big records.
"I remember looking at the brochure, probably some time in 1994, and thinking how great it would be to record in a place like that with a proper producer but it was well out of the price range of three 16-year-old school kids.
"In October of 1995 Dennis heard about the band and called us up to arrange coming to see us at a gig.
"We happened to have a gig in Cornwall somewhere that week and he came along. Although he liked some of what we did, he told us that we had a lot of developing to do and, when he felt the time was right, he would put us in the studio for a few days to record an EP to release on his label.
"Over the next two years Dennis came to almost every gig we did in Devon and Cornwall and dangled the studio carrot in front of us, which obviously inspired us to tighten up and work as hard as we could.
"Some time in early 96, we had a particularly good gig at the Cavern Club in Exeter. Just as we thought that maybe all of this talk of the studio was never going to come to fruition, Dennis walked in the dressing room, obviously impressed by the gig, and told us he had set aside a week in May for us to use the studio.
"That was our first experience of a proper studio and made us realise how good we could sound.
"Those recordings ultimately led to us getting a record deal in the US which basically kick-started the bands career. If Dennis had not shown that belief in us so early on, and pushed us to improve, its debatable whether the band would be here today."
And what a career the band have had.
Half a dozen MTV and Q Awards, eight from the NME, a couple of Brits, four from Kerrang, two Grammy's and sales of albums topping 10 million.
"We used to only get one award and had to take it in turns but now we always get one each as to avoid arguments" Chris said.
"Most of mine are in the house but occasionally a family member will pilfer one to stick on their mantle piece."
It is their live shows that have really embedded them in the hearts and minds of fans.
Their HAARP Tour was recently voted as Wembley Stadium's greatest ever event and their Glastonbury set was simply something to behold.
"We have never really had any routines before a performance," said Chris.
"We usually just have an hour or so of extreme calm before the show. A bit like the calm before the storm.
"At Wembley I basically spent two weeks being the most nervous I have ever been. Glastonbury is always quite a relaxed vibe. You get to check out the other bands and the backstage is very social. It's a really enjoyable day."
Chris said whether playing in a pub or a Glastonbury, they have always tried to improve as musicians.
"Its very difficult to set goals when you have basically achieved more than you set out to in the first place.
"I didn't think any of us could have imagined how big the band would get.
"We used to go to a lot of gigs at the Lemon Grove in Exeter University when we were younger and back then it would have been more than enough to play in front of 800 people there.
"Although we were always confident in our abilities as musicians we were under no illusions that becoming successful was going to be extremely hard. So many things come into play.
"Obviously the music has to be very good but a lot of it is about timing, the people you meet and having a bit of good luck along the way. The goals now are obviously very different to back then but the most important thing for us is to improve as musicians and continue to explore new things in music and become better at what we do."
In 2009 the band surprised the music world and 'came home' bringing their music and spotlight to Teignmouth.
The two sell out gigs brought the town to a standstill, and gave more than something back to their loyal army of fans.
"It was whilst living in Teignmouth that a lot of people had asked whether the band had any plans to play in the town, but as the town had no obvious venue it never happened. It was fantastic that we managed to pull it off and its something that the town will never forget."
Chris added: "The idea came up around the time we were recording the album. We didn't want to do the usual London showcase as the first gig for the album, and as it was the 10th anniversary of Showbiz, our first album, we thought it would be nice to play in our home town.
"We had not played in Teignmouth since summer 1995 at The Ivy House.
"It was a pretty major challenge to make the gig happen as Teignmouth had never hosted such an event. Also, there were inevitably some people who didn't want the gig to go ahead. I had to attend a meeting with the councillors, 10 days before the show, to try and get permission to hold the gigs.
"We had a great turn out from fans and I think by the end of the hearing, the councillors saw that the overwhelming support for the gig meant that they couldn't really say no.
"The gigs themselves were great. It was pretty strange playing a show in such familiar surroundings. There were so many faces I recognised in the crowd, it was pretty surreal. It was amazing to see the town buzzing for the week or so before the show. In all the time I had lived in Teignmouth, I had never seen it like that."
While in Teignmouth the band were able to support a local cause they are passionate about. The Helen Foundation was set up in memory of friend and actress Helen Kirk. It operates across Teignbridge supporting young people's aspirations in the arts by providing school and club-based arts workshops, special awards in schools and individual bursaries.
The band were able to give tickets to the foundation to auction off as well as artwork to raise cash. Since the gig Chris has moved away from Teignmouth.
"I moved away just over a year ago and Matt and Dom have not lived there for the best part of 10 years but we all visit regularly because our parents and families still live there. Although Teignmouth is no longer where we live, it is still a big part of the bands history and ultimately the birth place of the band so for that reason Teignmouth will always be a big part of who we are."
Source : http://www.thisissouthdevon.co.uk/
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Report this post | 23 Jul 2011 11:28 GMT | #2220323 | |
Interesting. Further proof that Chris is the coolest band member.
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Report this post | 23 Jul 2011 12:38 GMT | #2220344 | |
A pretty awesome read if I do say so myself
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Report this post | 23 Jul 2011 14:49 GMT | #2220386 | |
Good read, nice to learn a little more about the band's early days.
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Report this post | 23 Jul 2011 17:43 GMT | #2220435 | |
Muse played gig's in 1995? Woah. Heh. Awesome read! Loved it.
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Report this post | 23 Jul 2011 19:31 GMT | #2220464 | |
The infamous 'Battle of the Bands' in -94 which they ended up winning.
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Report this post | 23 Jul 2011 20:17 GMT | #2220486 | |
I knew ^^ I just didn't consider the Battle of the Bands a real 'gig', more of a competition. I meant like real full on gigs.
Report this post | 23 Jul 2011 21:24 GMT | #2220508 | |
Chris talks about life with kids???
What, 54 paragraphs (or whatever they're called), and only two first ones are about life with the kids?? Er...
Report this post | 23 Jul 2011 21:44 GMT | #2220516 | |
^ haha, I also thought of that!
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Report this post | 23 Jul 2011 21:53 GMT | #2220520 | |
Report this post | 23 Jul 2011 22:54 GMT | #2220540 | |
I put a different title, but the mods changed it.
Report this post | 23 Jul 2011 23:00 GMT | #2220542 | |
Didn't mean this in a negative way.
Just that I was interested about Chris talking about how to deal with the fact of being away so much from the kids when touring. Of course nowadays he's not as much away as in the early 00's, but still.
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Report this post | 23 Jul 2011 23:23 GMT | #2220546 | |
Buster's gonna be a beast when he grows up.
Report this post | 23 Jul 2011 23:25 GMT | #2220547 | |
(will read tomorrow morning)
Report this post | 24 Jul 2011 13:55 GMT | #2220638 | |
Chris is cool
Report this post | 24 Jul 2011 22:01 GMT | #2220789 | |
Great interview
Report this post | 25 Jul 2011 08:30 GMT | #2220826 | |
Cheers, a lovely reading
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Report this post | 26 Jul 2011 22:54 GMT | #2221393 | |
Is it true Chris is expecting once again?!
Report this post | 26 Jul 2011 23:05 GMT | #2221398 | |
Where did you hear that?
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Report this post | 29 Jul 2011 13:35 GMT | #2222313 | |
Well that was nice Great to hear him saying a lot
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Report this post | 18 Aug 2011 02:18 GMT | #2229783 | |
so where does he talk about life with kids? minus the very first sentence? the title of this post is very misleading
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Report this post | 29 Aug 2011 17:39 GMT | #2234648 | |
It's nice to see Chris doing more interviews. He seems so down to earth!


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Melodramma in two acts by Gaetano Donizetti. Performed in Italian with German surtitles
Shy Nemorino has loved Adina for ages — but in vain, for Adina regularly rejects his amorous confessions. Nemorino is not bothered by her behaviour , and even admires her intelligence — she even knows the story of Tristan and Isolde — but thinks of himself as an idiot. Suddenly, Nemorino finds himself in competition with Belcore, a sergeant, who, unlike Nemorino, is not remotely plagued by insecurity — then and there he proposes to Adina. A solution seems to be at hand in the guise of "Doctor" Dulcamara, who has a miracle cure on offer for all the problems and afflictions of this world. Nemorino asks him about the love potion which appears in Tristan and Isolde. Dulcamara sells him a bottle of red wine as a love potion and claims that if Nemorino drinks it within twenty-four hours, it will cause his love for Adina to be reciprocated. Convinced of the speedy effect of the potion, Nemorino now ignores Adina. Belcore must return to the front. Irritated that Nemorino has obviously lost interest in her, Adina accepts Belcore's proposal of marriage. The wedding is now to take place that very evening — too early for the love potion to have its desired effect. Nemorino implores Adina to postpone the wedding, but to no avail.
The wedding festivities have begun, but Adina drags her feet in signing the marriage agreement. Nemorino turns once more to Dulcamara for help. He suggests a second bottle of the love potion, but Nemorino lacks the funds to buy it. In his distress, he sees no choice but to be recruited as a soldier by his rival, Belcore, so that he may then afford the potion with his wages. The rumour spreads amongst the wedding guests that Nemorino has become rich after the death of an uncle. Suddenly, Nemorino is the center of attention and the women flock to him. Adina becomes aware of her love for Nemorino. But when Dulcamara tells her of the potion as well, she refuses, saying that she believes in herself and does not need to resort to such things. Moved by the valour with which Nemorino has shown his love, Adina pays a sum to free him from the contract he has signed with Belcore. Adina and Nemorino are finally united. Dulcamara is overjoyed with what he thinks is the successful result of his dealings.


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Dana's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Baltimore Ravens, Patriots, and of course my own hometown Lakers! They're the best teams of course.... And I do like the Saints and Cowboys and Chargers!
What's your favorite movie quote?
"She put the lotion on its skin." Who doesn't like that one?!
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
I love Lara Croft. But I've gotten into the Wii Sports games too... I am very competitive so of course I will!
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Ear, at the top.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Britney Spears and Justin Beiber.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Met-rx Protein Shakes
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
Leg warmers, boy shorts and a cute thong.
Tell us a joke.
Man's Language...... "YOU LOOK TERRIFIC" Translation: Oh, God, please don't try on one more outfit, I'm starving.


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|0. wxPostgres - Integrating wxWidgets GUI toolkit with PostgreSQL database + some aditional widgets for displaying data from database.
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|1. QtSql Browser - Qt SQL Browser is a simple, generic GUI database browsing frontend. The tool is a very simple aggregation of the Qt database classes. The database abstraction is provided by the Qt database drivers.
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|2. OBELisQ - OBELisQ is a fork of PostgreSQL which enables intuitive, qualitative queries -- provide a few sample data points, and let the database find similar rows for you.
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Komperdell C7 Titanal Carbon Women's poles are well-suited for alpine use, snowshoeing or year-round hiking. A hybrid aluminum and carbon design provides these two-section poles with a balance of durability and lightweight construction.
Komperdell has been a leading manufacturer of telescopic poles since 1922. Through innovative technologies, Komperdell has built a reputation as a maker of high-quality poles.
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With a heat wave expected to continue through the weekend, health experts say exercising or exerting yourself outdoors during the hottest days of the year is a bad move to make.
Temperatures in New York City are reaching highs in the 90s with the heat index crossing into 100 plus degrees.
The humidity is also very high meaning there is more moisture in the air making it difficult to breath.
Exercising or working outdoors in construction, landscaping and the like could lead to stomach cramps, muscle aches, heat exhaustion or worse, says. Dr. Roshini Raj.
"Heat stroke can be fatal," says Dr. Raj.
If you must exercise outdoors, it's best to do so in the early morning or late evening once temperatures have dropped.
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Indiana University football is pretty bad.
This is not breaking news. Hoosier football has been awful for a while now. The last head coach with a winning record was Bo McMillan, who has been dead for more than 60 years. The Bill Mallory era was, by far, the best in my lifetime. There was a glimmer of hope when the late Terry Hoeppner came to town -- I had the joy of working with Hep for three seasons when I did the Miami University broadcasts -- but a strong dose of Bill Lynch quickly snuffed it out. Hiring Kevin Wilson away from Bob Stoops and Oklahoma was certainly a sign of commitment to improvement, even if that tree only bore only lonely fruit last season.
So... what to do, what to do?
Ever the optimist, Fred Glass -- the athletic director I like to call "Fred Glass-Half-Full" -- clearly looked west, young man, to the University of Oregon. It's been a few decades but there was a time when the Ducks were as bad as the Hoosiers are now. Rich Brooks started a long, slow climb that culminated in a then-Pac 10 title. Successors Mike Bellotti and Chip Kelly elevated the team to national prominence and title contenders.
A big part of how Oregon did it was appealing to and attracting better athletes from across the country. A key component in that plan has been style. Being in Nike's backyard has sure helped with that. Phil Knight ['59] put his company to work on myriad uniforms and helmets for his alma mater. It's become almost a punchline how Oregon has a different, even-more-outrageous-than-the-last get-up for each game. It's worked, though, because the flashy threads always seem to get the team on SportsCenter, even when times and records aren't so good. Young athletes value being seen on TV as greater than been seen as winners.
To that end, Indiana University unveiled five new helmets at a special ceremony Monday. The cream interlocking I and U on a crimson background will remain, but the photo-negative version now has a swath of red bigger than a stripe will join it. Two throwbacks appear, one with the iconic block I of the Mallory era and a white helmet with player numerals, recognizable as similar to the current University of Alabama look, from the McMillan days. Two designs are quite "forward," if you will. One is bright and reflective with crimson and silver stripes -- you have to see it to believe it -- while the other, my personal favorite, takes the torch [literally] from the state flag and fashions it into IU's colors.
Now I must say that first on my college football fandom list is Notre Dame. Love or hate the Fighting Irish -- and it seems those are the only options -- there's no denying the transcendence of that helmet to icon status. A few others -- the aforementioned Alabama, Wilson's erstwhile home at Oklahoma and the Texas Longhorn, for example -- are in that rarefied class. I don't know if any one of these new lids can manage that, but it will make the Hoosiers interesting to look at on the field and on TV, at least until the ball is snapped.


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4th of July Candy
Make sure you grab some Red, White and Blue Sweets for your next 4th of July Bash!
Baby Shower Candy
Throw a unique baby shower with these It's a Boy and It's a Girl candy!
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Candy
Candy Buffets are very popular among Bar Mitzvah's and Bat Mitzvah's these days. We have a perfect selection of Kosher candies for this occasion!
Birthday Candy
Colorful, Fun, Birthday Candy no matter what age!
Bridal Shower Candy
Set up a Beautiful Bridal Shower Candy Buffet at BulkCandyStore.com
Casino Party Candy
Casino anyone? We have many different candies that will sweeten up your game in no time!
Chanukah Candy
Have a happy and tasty Chanukah too with these delicious Chanukah themed candies! Choose from Chanukah cordials, gourmet blue and white French mints, blue and white chocolate nonpareils, Chanukah blue foil gelt, Chanukah chocolate sixlets mix, and more!
Christmas Candy
Check out our huge selection of traditional Christmas candy as well as our unique Christmas colored candies!
Easter Candy
Easter comes but once a year. Don't miss out on all the pretty pastel candies that are perfect for spring! Also, check out our gummi bunnies too!
Graduation Candy
Say congratulations to your favorite graduate with candy! We carry Mazel Tov taffy candies, Smarties money candies, and gummi shot glasses in different colors and flavors!
Halloween Candy
Happy Halloween from all of us here at BulkCandyStore.com! We carry all kinds of spooky fun treats for Halloween or for anytime you want a creepy candy!
Mother's Day Candy
Tell your mom you love her with these gourmet candies from BulkCandyStore.com. We carry pretty candy coated hearts, stars, and flowers, gummi awesome blossoms, sugar sanded gummi hearts, star flower pops, pink sky berry gummies, pink taffy candies, and pink foil chocolate hearts, just to name a few!
New Year's Eve Candy
Happy New Year! Ring in the new year with these really cool candies from BulkCandyStore.com. Check out our nice selection of solid black candies, and black and white candy mixes. We have also have fabulous chocolate champagne bottles, black licorice starlight mints, black wrapped buttermints, licorice caramels... everything you need to make your party the talk of the town!
Patriotic Candy
Show them that you're proud to be an American with these tasty patriotic treats from BulkCandyStore.com. We carry several red, white and blue color mixes, red, white and blue rock candy sets, as well as red and white swirl pops, and red and white striped licorice bites.
Quinceanera Candy
Having a Quincenera? You'll want to get the most colorful candies for her party, and we have a terrific selection for you! We have custom made swirl pops, flower pops, fun-colored heart pops, pink chocolates, and much more!
Sports Candy
Here are some great sports themed candy that are great for team parties, or as gifts to your favorite sports nut!
St. Patrick's Day Candy
You don't need the luck of the Irish to have the best St. Patrick's Day party in town! We have lots of green candies to choose from, like green gummi bears and worms, green gumballs, malted milk balls, taffy candies, gourmet key lime and margarita chocolate cordials, sugar sanded apple licorice laces and green apple flavored gummi shot glasses!
Sweet 16 Candy
Give your daughter the sweetest Sweet 16 you can! We have a wide array of delicious girl-themed candy items. Featuring gorgeous swirl pops, pastel-colored candies, gummi awesome blossoms, gourmet chocolates, rock candy, fruit flavored saltwater taffy and much more!
Tropical Candy
Even if you're not in the tropics, these candies will really make you feel like you are! Featuring pineapple and coconut flavored fruit slices, key lime saltwater taffy, Island Punch Jelly Bellys, Tropical Fruit Razzles, and sugar-sanded bananas.
Valentine's Day Candy
Show them you really love them with gorgeous Valentine's Candy from BulkCandyStore.com! Choose from large chocolate nonpareils, handmade heart lollies, foil-wrapped chocolate hearts, Smarties Love hearts, and much more!
Wedding Candy
Our wedding candy selection offers you a wider variety of colors and flavors for you to choose from for the perfect wedding candy buffet. You want your wedding to be absolutely perfect, and so do we, right down to the candy you choose!


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LEGO® City High Speed Chase (60007)
5 - 12 years. The LEGO® City Police Department is notified when the bank robber speeds off in his red super sports car. The on-duty policemen take off in the Elite Police vehicle and on the Elite Police motorcycle on a high speed chase! The thief will not get far. 283 pieces.
- 3 minifigures: Chase McCain, burglar, and Elite Police Motorcycle officer with handcuffs
- Elite Police Vehicle
- Elite Police motorcycle
- sports car
- spike strip
- police barrier
- traffic cone
- gold bar
- money bills
- a unique code to unlock special missions and vehicles in the LEGO® City Undercover video game. 283 pieces.
LEGO®, the LEGO® logo, DUPLO®, MINDSTORMS, HEROICA and the Minifigure are trademarks and /or copyrights of the LEGO® Group. ©2012 The LEGO® Group. All rights reserved.


text: The "fiscal cliff" is a confluence of three legal changes taking effect Jan. 1: the expiration of a payroll-tax cut, the expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts, and the advent of mandatory spending cuts known as "sequestration."Fiscal Cliff 101: 5 Basic Questions Answered. What's Happening: Fiscal Cliff Explained [more inside]


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CASTLE - "The Final Frontier" - When a body is found at a sci-fi convention, Castle and Beckett are warped into the heart of fandom -- a world of egotistic celebrities, diehard costumed fans and enough drama for two galaxies, on "Castle," MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5 (10:01-11:00 p.m., ET) on ABC. (ABC/RON TOM) NATHAN FILLION
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We all know about the dangers of smoking and second hand smoke to people and pets, but did you know how dangerous an e-cigarette is to your pet? I didn't know the amount of nicotine in one of these. There's enough nicotine to kill your pet or seriously harm children.
Please read the blog by Dr. Ernie Ward Jr. about the danger of e-cigarettes.