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[[File:Manchester 2003-11-29 Chris Wolstenholme.jpg | thumb | right | [[Christopher Wolstenholme]]]] | |||
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File: | | Venue = Manchester Evening News Arena | ||
| Date = 29{{supo|th}} November 2003 | |||
| DateRef = <ref name="mc20031105">{{cite/microcuts20031105}}</ref> | |||
| Location = Manchester | |||
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| Country = United Kingdom | |||
| Songs = 18 | |||
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| Support = [[Kinesis]], [[Elbow]] | |||
| Doors = 18:00 | |||
| Zone = UTC | |||
| Capacity = 19,000 <small>(max seated capacity)</small> | |||
| Price = 15.00 <small>(seated, standing)</small> | |||
| Curr = GBP | |||
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| Previous = [[Nottingham National Ice Centre Arena 2003 (gig) | National Ice Centre Arena]] | |||
| Current = Manchester Evening News Arena | |||
| Next = [[Cardiff International Arena 2003 (gig) | Cardiff International Arena]] | |||
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Around the time of this gig, [[Matthew Bellamy]] would sing all of the lead chorus vocals for performances of The Small Print himself, unlike later gigs where [[Christopher Wolstenholme]] would take over during certain lines. He balanced his guitar on his head after performing Blackout,{{cite/none}} as seen at Glastonbury. He omitted the words "scream and she'll shout" from Stockholm Syndrome,{{cite/none}} instead opting to step away from the microphone and pop an on-stage balloon with his guitar.{{cite/none}} | |||
You can read a review of the gig [http://link2wales.co.uk/2003/gigreviews/muse-elbow-kinesis-manchester-evening-news-arena/ here] | |||
== | == Speech == | ||
Assorted "Cheers!" and "Thank you"s throughout, sometimes in strangely hilarious voices with accompanying facial expressions (e.g. New Born, Blackout) | |||
Bellamy introduced the song Butterflies & Hurricanes, "Gonna play another new song, if you haven't heard this song it's called 'Butterflies & Hurricanes'". | |||
After returning to the stage for the encore, Bellamy responded to an unusually loud shout from one audience member with "Easy tiger!" followed by some indecipherable gibberish involving the word "fucking". | |||
[[ | Bellamy introduced the song Blackout, "Cheers! Cheers... we'll play a new song, if you haven't heard this song yet... this song is called 'Blackout', and Chris is gonna play the keys... It's one for the lighters I think...". | ||
Before the final song Bellamy announced "Thank you very much people of Manchester, you're the best! Thank you very much for coming this song is called Stockoooolm Syndroooome". | |||
== Media == | |||
An mp3 bootleg is available in the 'Media Downloads' section of [[Muselive.com]] | |||
{{setlist | |||
| 01 = Apocalypse Please | |||
| 02 = Hysteria | |||
| 03 = New Born | |||
| 04 = Sing for Absolution | |||
| 05 = Thoughts of a Dying Atheist | |||
| 06 = Citizen Erased | |||
| 07 = Space Dementia | |||
| 08 = Endlessly | |||
| 09pre = {{Adagio sostenuto}} | 09 = Sunburn | 09app = (keyboard) | |||
| 10 = Butterflies & Hurricanes | |||
| 11 = The Small Print | |||
| 12 = Forced In | 12app = (instrumental) | |||
| 13 = Muscle Museum | |||
| 14 = Bliss | 14app = (short) | |||
| 15 = Time Is Running Out | |||
| 16 = Plug In Baby | 16app = {{encore}} | |||
| 17 = Blackout | |||
| 18 = Stockholm Syndrome | 18app = + outro | |||
}} | |||
== References == | |||
<references/> | |||
== See also == | |||
* [[Manchester Evening News Arena]] | |||
{{BacktoGigs | 2003}} | |||
Revision as of 16:51, 29 November 2021
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| Venue | Manchester Evening News Arena[source?] |
| Date | 29th November 2003[1] |
| Location | Manchester[1] |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Songs | 18[1] |
| Support | Kinesis, Elbow[source?] |
| Start (UTC) | Unknown, 18:00[source?] (doors) |
| Capacity | 19,000 (max seated capacity)[source?] |
| Price (GBP) | 15.00 (seated, standing)[source?] |
| Sold out? | Unknown |
| Gig nav | ||||
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| National Ice Centre Arena | ← | Manchester Evening News Arena | → | Cardiff International Arena |
Around the time of this gig, Matthew Bellamy would sing all of the lead chorus vocals for performances of The Small Print himself, unlike later gigs where Christopher Wolstenholme would take over during certain lines. He balanced his guitar on his head after performing Blackout,[source?] as seen at Glastonbury. He omitted the words "scream and she'll shout" from Stockholm Syndrome,[source?] instead opting to step away from the microphone and pop an on-stage balloon with his guitar.[source?]
You can read a review of the gig here
Speech
Assorted "Cheers!" and "Thank you"s throughout, sometimes in strangely hilarious voices with accompanying facial expressions (e.g. New Born, Blackout)
Bellamy introduced the song Butterflies & Hurricanes, "Gonna play another new song, if you haven't heard this song it's called 'Butterflies & Hurricanes'".
After returning to the stage for the encore, Bellamy responded to an unusually loud shout from one audience member with "Easy tiger!" followed by some indecipherable gibberish involving the word "fucking".
Bellamy introduced the song Blackout, "Cheers! Cheers... we'll play a new song, if you haven't heard this song yet... this song is called 'Blackout', and Chris is gonna play the keys... It's one for the lighters I think...".
Before the final song Bellamy announced "Thank you very much people of Manchester, you're the best! Thank you very much for coming this song is called Stockoooolm Syndroooome".
Media
An mp3 bootleg is available in the 'Media Downloads' section of Muselive.com
Setlist
- Apocalypse Please
- Hysteria
- New Born
- Sing for Absolution
- Thoughts of a Dying Atheist
- Citizen Erased
- Space Dementia
- Endlessly
- Early Neutron Star Collision + Sunburn (keyboard)
- Butterflies & Hurricanes
- The Small Print
- Forced In (instrumental)
- Muscle Museum
- Bliss (short)
- Time Is Running Out
- Plug In Baby
Encore
- Blackout
- Stockholm Syndrome + outro
References
- ↑ a b c November Setlists (2003-11-05). MicroCuts. Retrieved 2006-11-28 from microcuts.net.