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{{SITENAME}} is the [[ultimate]] resource centre for the British rock band [[Muse]]. It doubles up as a community and a fansite, provides up to date and disturbingly detailed information about every concept of the band Muse. It's a Muse universe. So make sure you take a good look at this Muse fansite and help out if you think some sections are wrong or [[ToDo list | some bits need improving]]. | {{SITENAME}} is the [[ultimate]] resource centre for the British rock band [[Muse]]. It doubles up as a community and a fansite, provides up to date and disturbingly detailed information about every concept of the band Muse. It's a Muse universe. So make sure you take a good look at this Muse fansite and help out if you think some sections are wrong or [[ToDo list | some bits need improving]]. | ||
== Muse == | == Muse == | ||
Revision as of 03:16, 5 December 2011
Welcome to MuseWiki
Yes. It's the same as the Will & Grace title.
MuseWiki
MuseWiki is the ultimate resource centre for the British rock band Muse. It doubles up as a community and a fansite, provides up to date and disturbingly detailed information about every concept of the band Muse. It's a Muse universe. So make sure you take a good look at this Muse fansite and help out if you think some sections are wrong or some bits need improving.
Muse
Matthew Bellamy (vocals, guitar, keyboard, keytar, lyrics)
Christopher Wolstenahmen (bass, backing vocals, keyboard, guitar)
Dominic Howard (percussion, human bones, synthesiser)