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"I stopped worrying about what other people thought. That's when everything started to work." - Matt Bellamy.

"I stopped worrying about what other people thought. That's when everything started to work." - Matt Bellamy.

“Music is extreme hence extreme reactions. I prefer seeing these reactions than being in a band that sell millions of albums because they are seen as politically correct. I’d rather have my music loved by a few than found “all right” by millions. We don’t do music that stays on shelves without being listened to.”- Chris Wolstenholme

you: sweater weather
me, an intellectual: seasonal depression

“Music is extreme hence extreme reactions. I prefer seeing these reactions than being in a band that sell millions of albums because they are seen as politically correct. I’d rather have my music loved by a few than found “all right” by millions. We don’t do music that stays on shelves without being listened to.”- Chris Wolstenholme

"I stopped worrying about what other people thought. That's when everything started to work." - Matt Bellamy.

you: sweater weather
me, an intellectual: seasonal depression

"I stopped worrying about what other people thought. That's when everything started to work." - Matt Bellamy.

“Music is extreme hence extreme reactions. I prefer seeing these reactions than being in a band that sell millions of albums because they are seen as politically correct. I’d rather have my music loved by a few than found “all right” by millions. We don’t do music that stays on shelves without being listened to.”- Chris Wolstenholme

I still fall on my face sometimes
And I, can't colour inside the lines
Cause, I'm perfectly incomplete
I'm still working on my masterpiece

you: sweater weather
me, an intellectual: seasonal depression

"I stopped worrying about what other people thought. That's when everything started to work." - Matt Bellamy.

you: sweater weather
me, an intellectual: seasonal depression

“Music is extreme hence extreme reactions. I prefer seeing these reactions than being in a band that sell millions of albums because they are seen as politically correct. I’d rather have my music loved by a few than found “all right” by millions. We don’t do music that stays on shelves without being listened to.”- Chris Wolstenholme