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An eight-year-old’s dream: Muse at the O2 reviewed

21 September 2019

9:00 AM

21 September 2019

9:00 AM

‘Butterflies and Hurricanes’ by Muse was on heavy rotation on MTV at a time, 15 years ago, when my infant son could be magically coaxed away from tears and back to sleep by pop videos. The only lasting effect of this proved to be my developing a deep and lasting aversion to Muse, because I saw that video what felt like 160 times a day for three months.

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