It's great to see Muse on SNL - I've been listening to their music for about four years now and I love it. Part of me hopes they don't get too big in the US so that ticket prices don't get ridiculous.Anyway, the sound on this clip could be a lot better, but I do like Starlight. I think Butterflies and Hurricanes is more representative of their style (and Bellamy's amazing piano skills), but I digress.

to see MUSE getting more airplay in the USA, but frankly I like their older music better. Instead of playing songs that the US radio stations have already been ramming down peoples' throats, they should take a chance and blow people away with some of their less "radio friendly" songs. They're a really talented band and shouldn't trust what the record execs and commercial stations insist they play.

The vocals was normalized I think, so that when he sings the high notes it wouldn't screech the voice so much.I wish they would've played another song besides the ones played in the radio. Love to see them do Hysteria, Assassin, Sunburn, or hell even Citizen Erased.

Too bad. But the vocals were so low in the mix, that it didn't make this a very good performance.

SNL has been kaput for years now.. Un-funny characters and scenes, terrible hosts (including James Franco this week), and even more horrible unknown bands with crappy music. I can maybe count on one hand over the past 5 years they have had a show worth watching, and sadly 2 of them have been with Justin Timberlake.Its past time they put a great band on the show like Muse. I've been waiting for 3 years to see this band that everyone knew was great except the producers at SNL. Muse delivered! Awesome sound and great performance. The show they were on, however, made me embarrassed to have them come all this way to be on a show that didn't deliver one laugh outside of Weekend Update.Now back to your regularly scheduled garbage.