The Last Shadow Puppets - The Age of the Understatement Live

what guitar is miles using?

it is a gretsch

Singer songwriter Stephen Fretwell on the bass guitar !

bueniismo el video....saludos desde bolivia

Meh, I've just posted almost the same thing, haha. I didn't see your comment, my bad. Oh, and btw, I completely agree.

It's not about one band copping another but both bands being inspired by the same thing: western. And in case Alex and Miles took the reference from Knights of cydonia... good for them, they got such great taste in music!

this song is inspired by Scott Walker not Muse, OK.

Drums - Muse
Vocals - Shadow Puppets
Guitar - Shadow Puppets
Bass - Shadow Puppets
Orchestra - Shadow Puppets

'nough said

you are entitled to have your opinion as false as it may be.
in terms of making an impartial case you fail.
i doubt you have the knowledge of music theory to evaluate wether there are similarities.
just saying "it's obvious" just means it sounds obvious to you, it is still a very personal (and wrong) statement.
So you might wanna stop arguing repeating the only argument "i hear it, it is obvious".
your argument about Alex having heard KoC and what you make of it is paranoid.

Ever heard of Ennio Morricone? "Once Upon A Time In The West" is one of the greatest Western films I have ever seen, thank you.

What makes me susicious about the whole thing is that Arctic Monkeys supported Muse at various gigs in 2006/07, notably the Reading & Leeds Festival. Alex Turner would easily have KNOWN about KoC. Do you honestly think that when he and Miles Kane were writing this song, he never once considered Muse's most recent single, which he probably heared while backstage?