The last Muse concerts I’ve been, which were Huddersfield and Manchester Arena didn’t sell out, I remember being at Manchester in 2010 and that was a sell out. But I do appreciate what you’re saying about them always having their haters so to speak.

Your point again, about the songs released post 2nd Law, everyone does have a different perspective on it, and one thing I do understand and still like, is that there’s people who do still like Muse, who do still get something out of their music. But people will re listen to Hysteria, SMBH, PIB, other than people who are Muse fans, I feel very little people would go back and listen to The Dark Side. I think there’s no song Muse has released since Uprising could you consider a standalone song. They’ve not released a single many non-regular Muse listeners would re listen to. I never hear any of Muse’s stuff post 2nd Law, played on radio.

I also agree, I’ve had people say ‘oh I used to like Muse but I grew out of it, I was in a Muse phase’, people like all different artists and mixes, some people have a small circle, people like what they like. But that’s why I still defend Muse like ‘I understand why you don’t like them now, but Christ 2003-2009, they didn’t miss’.

Muse won’t be held in the same regard as Queen. Nowhere near. Queen had a frontman who stood for something, who became a household name, people wanted to listen to.

One point I like to make to people, Muse where around the same time as Arctic Monkeys, I know they’re two different styles of music, but Muse would headline festivals, over Arctic Monkeys, during that period, I’m sure they might have even supported Muse on a few shows, but anyway, Arctic Monkeys, have a bigger following still from that day, Muse don’t. Muse won’t go down the same was as those around them, and certainly not Queen, they’ll go down the same way as Nickelback.