Muse for Glastonbury 2010? Jamie T to form new band, Doves announce free gig, vote for your tracks of the decade

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here Friday November 27th 2009 | LISTEN TO NME RADIO I can be so self destructive. Chaos! Arggh! Must destroy good things in my life! Which 2009 breakout star said this? Scroll to the bottom to find out. Paul McCartney Nearly Gave Up The Beatles Paramore's New Video 'Brick By Boring Brick' A Decade In Music - NME's 50 Best Albums Of 2003 Beyonce's 'Crazy In Love': Track Of The Decade? The Muppets Cover 'Bohemian Rhapsody' What's your track of the decade? As always with these things, our list of the noughties' best songs sparked a passionate online spat - check out the response here. A lot of people were surprised that Beyonce came out on top with 'Crazy In Love'. Dan Martin felt moved to defend the choice, with a passionate screed on the office blog - which, predictably enough, started the whole debate off again. There's nothing like a good list for getting people hot under the collar. Happily, if you disagree with our list, you can set us straight by voting in our Readers' Tracks Of The Decade List. Muse are currently winning with 'Knights Of Cynonia', but it won't stay like that for long. A couple of hours ago it was Franz with 'Take Me Out'... Luke Lewis Deputy Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter 72 hours with 2009's biggest success story - FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE. The 25 best ROCK STARS of the decade named. PETE DOHERTY and how he ended up on life support. KASABIAN's arena show rated. THE COURTEENERS bankrupted by their new album. Muse to join U2 at 2010 Glastonbury Festival? Rumours resurface that band will play next year's event 'Sad, lonely' Depeche Mode told to testify in 'World Of Warcraft' trial US videogamer asks Martin Gore to explain themes of loneliness in the courtroom Jamie T to form new band 'Maybe it's time to stop writing for a bit' says Jamie Doves set to play free intimate gig Get tickets for Leeds show exclusively through NME Radio Friendly Fires to release limited-edition single at London gig Gossip cancel O2 Academy Birmingham show Taio Cruz still happy to work with Chris Brown despite Rihanna assault Girls announce new single details Amy Winehouse's tour plans for 2010 revealed? Snoop Dogg: 'I want to be the new Oprah Winfrey' - Daily Gossip Empire Of The Sun win big at Australian Music Awards Late Of The Pier announce new single release Eminem announces 'Relapse: Refill' tracklisting Sunshine Underground announce new album tracklisting and release details   1 A decade in music - 50 best albums of 2003 2 Florence And The Machine More photo galleries... U2 to headline Glastonbury 2010 This week's news in pictures (21 November 2009) Trust By Jim Marshall A decade in music - 50 best albums of 2002 Them Crooked Vultures - behind the scenes Album review: Biffy Clyro - 'Only Revolutions' (14th Floor) With their fifth album, Biffy have reined it in and ridden all the way to rock glory Album review: The King Khan & BBQ Show - 'Invisible Girl' (In The Red) A goofy, charming trip back into the rock'n'roll history books Album review: Robbie Williams - 'Reality Killed The Video Star' (EMI) It's so self-referential that a yawning hole appears where Robbie's heart should be Album Review: Joe Goddard - 'Harvest Festival' Hot Chip man has a potter around Album review: Alec Ounsworth - 'Mo Beauty' Engaging debut from the Clap Your Hands Say Yeah frontman 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (25/11/09) Vampire Weekend, The Bravery, The Maccabees 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (17/11/09) Shy Child, The Golden Filter, The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (09/11/09) Yeasayer, Jamie T, Lil Wayne, The Antlers 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (02/11/09) LCD Soundsystem, Maximo Park, Rihanna, Loverman 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (26/10/09) Battles, The Soft Pack, Eagles Of Death Metal Frankie And The Heartstrings - Making British Indie Special Again (Since 2009) Frankie And The Heartstrings are the excellent Sunderland band who've been putting the lead back in the pencil of proper indie fans up and down this fair nation - a yellsome clatter here, a horsed Geordie swoon there. Head over to the The Daily Download this week to grab the latest F&THS limited releases on their own Popsex imprint. Read more Who: Brandon Prevost, 26, London. Listening To: Owl City, Biffy Clyro, Rory Eliot, Mann Friday. Watching:'Entourage'. Looking forward to: Rise Against, live. Last Download: Owl City, 'Fireflies'. Ultimate Song, Like, Ever: Chas Smit, 'Last Breath'. Win Tickets To See Calvin Harris On New Year's Eve Would you like to celebrate the New Year in style with Calvin Harris at the Ministry of Sound Party at the Dome in London? Well Here's your chance by entering the amazing Fan Upload Competition!! Calvin has kindly given MUZU.TV a pair of tickets to the biggest New Year's Eve Party in the UK where Calvin is headlining alongside Deadmau5 and Eric Prydz. A Decade In Music - 50 Best Albums Of 2003 Rolling Stones For Glastonbury? RIP Jedward, 2009 - 2009 The NME Chart Top 40 50 Cent - What Rock'n'Roll Has Taught Me The Informant! Reviewed On The Projector Blog Four Days In Rio De Janeiro With Gogol Bordello Did The Internet Save The Industry, Or Kill It? Burt Bacharach - what rock'n'roll has taught me Why '2012' is the most absurd disaster movie ever A tribute to the music mags of yesteryear On the road in Rio with Gogol Bordello I can be so self destructive. Chaos! Arggh! Must destroy good things in my life! Florence Welch of Florence And The Machine on her impulsive and self-destructive ways.

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