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== Information ==


The gig was announced October 2003<ref name="mc20031026"/> and ticket sale started on 6{{supo|th}} December.<ref name="mc20031111"/>
The gig was announced October 2003<ref name="mc20031026"/> and ticket sale started on 6{{supo|th}} December.<ref name="mc20031111"/>
Balloons were released during Plug in Baby which brought a few giggles out of Matt, and Chris also jumped in the crowd during the first verse which seemed to knock his bass out of tune for much of the song.
While performing The Small Print, during and just after the first chorus, Matt can be seen visually gesturing to Chris to sing during the chorus in order to help Matt out. Matt had been noticeably struggling singing the chorus by himself during the early stages of the Absolution Tour and by this stage, Chris had indeed been partially singing the chorus along with Matt during a handful of prior performances for The Small Print in late 2003, but must have forgotten to do so on this occasion.


== Media ==
== Media ==
A recording can be found on [[Muselive.com]].
A Japanese record company recorded the concert to later release a live CD under the name of [[Tokyo Syndrome (compilation)|Tokyo Syndrome]].<ref>https://www.discogs.com/es/release/5034839-Muse-Tokyo-Syndrome</ref>
 
An audience audio recording in lossless (FLAC) format is available on MuseBootlegs [https://www.musebootlegs.com/?p=torrents&pid=10&action=details&tid=1570 here] as well as an amateur video recording of the full performance [https://www.musebootlegs.com/?p=torrents&pid=10&action=details&tid=624 here]. There is a slight discrepancy with this recording, though. For this gig, the first encore song should be [[Blackout (song)|Blackout]] which matches with the aforementioned audience recording and the [[Tokyo Syndrome (compilation)|Tokyo Syndrome]] tracklistings. Instead, the amateur recording lists [[Feeling Good (song)|Feeling Good]] in place of [[Blackout (song)|Blackout]] which was actually the first encore song for the following gig at [[Tokyo Shibuya AX 2004 (gig) | Shibuya AX]]. It is possible that it is simply mislabeled on the tacklisting info since everything matches the setlist for this gig. It is less likely that this recording was mistaken for following gig at [[Tokyo Shibuya AX 2004 (gig) | Shibuya AX]] since the setlist for that gig is quite a bit different.


{{setlist
{{setlist
| 01 = Apocalypse Please
| 01pre = {{Intro}} | 01 = Apocalypse Please
| 02 = Hysteria
| 02 = Hysteria
| 03 = New Born
| 03 = New Born
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| 05 = Thoughts of a Dying Atheist
| 05 = Thoughts of a Dying Atheist
| 06 = Citizen Erased
| 06 = Citizen Erased
| 07 = Space Dementia
| 07 = Take a Bow | 07app = (instrumental demo)
| 08 = Endlessly
| 08 = Space Dementia
| 09 = Sunburn
| 09 = Endlessly
| 10 = Butterflies & Hurricanes
| 10pre = {{Pre-Sunburn '04}} | 10 = Sunburn | 10app = (keyboard)
| 11 = The Small Print
| 11 = Butterflies & Hurricanes
| 12 = Forced In | 12app = (instrumental)
| 12 = The Small Print
| 13 = Muscle Museum
| 13 = Forced In | 13app = (instrumental)
| 14 = Bliss
| 14 = Muscle Museum
| 15 = Time Is Running Out
| 15 = Bliss | 15app = (short)
| 16 = Plug In Baby
| 16 = Time Is Running Out
| 17 = Blackout
| 17 = Plug In Baby | 17app = {{encore}}
| 18 = Stockholm Syndrome | 18app = + [[Psycho (song) | Psycho]] riff
| 18 = Blackout
| 19 = Stockholm Syndrome | 19app = + [[Riffs_and_jams#0305030_.2F_Early_Psycho_01|Early Psycho]] riff
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Latest revision as of 17:05, 27 November 2023

Promo handbill
Muse show
Venue Bay NK Hall[1][2]
Date 7th Febuary 2004[1][2]
Location Tokyo[1][2]
Country Japan
Songs 19
Support Unknown
Start (UTC+9) Unknown
Capacity 7,000 (max capacity)[3]
Price Unknown
Sold out? Unknown




Information

The gig was announced October 2003[1] and ticket sale started on 6th December.[2]

Balloons were released during Plug in Baby which brought a few giggles out of Matt, and Chris also jumped in the crowd during the first verse which seemed to knock his bass out of tune for much of the song.

While performing The Small Print, during and just after the first chorus, Matt can be seen visually gesturing to Chris to sing during the chorus in order to help Matt out. Matt had been noticeably struggling singing the chorus by himself during the early stages of the Absolution Tour and by this stage, Chris had indeed been partially singing the chorus along with Matt during a handful of prior performances for The Small Print in late 2003, but must have forgotten to do so on this occasion.

Media

A Japanese record company recorded the concert to later release a live CD under the name of Tokyo Syndrome.[4]

An audience audio recording in lossless (FLAC) format is available on MuseBootlegs here as well as an amateur video recording of the full performance here. There is a slight discrepancy with this recording, though. For this gig, the first encore song should be Blackout which matches with the aforementioned audience recording and the Tokyo Syndrome tracklistings. Instead, the amateur recording lists Feeling Good in place of Blackout which was actually the first encore song for the following gig at Shibuya AX. It is possible that it is simply mislabeled on the tacklisting info since everything matches the setlist for this gig. It is less likely that this recording was mistaken for following gig at Shibuya AX since the setlist for that gig is quite a bit different.

Setlist

References

  1. ↑ a b c d Japan tour (2003-10-26). MicroCuts. Retrieved 2007-11-29 from microcuts.net.
  2. ↑ a b c d Tour dates confirmed (2003-11-11). MicroCuts. Retrieved 2006-11-29 from microcuts.net.
  3. ↑ Tokyo Bay NK Hall. Wikipedia. Retrieved 2006-11-29 from en.wikipedia.org.
  4. ↑ https://www.discogs.com/es/release/5034839-Muse-Tokyo-Syndrome

See also


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