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The following is a list of gigs that are confirmed to exist in bootleg form, however we are unable to track down a copy. These gigs are verified to exist through at least one source. If you happen to have a gig listed on this page, please contact us at UnoLiveDatabase@gmail.com :) | The following is a list of gigs that are confirmed to exist in bootleg form, however we are unable to track down a copy. These gigs are verified to exist through at least one source. If you happen to have a gig listed on this page, please contact us at UnoLiveDatabase@gmail.com :) | ||
Many shows that were previously considered missing have now surfaced thanks to private collectors. For those looking for videos not found in the Uno Live Database, be sure to check out http://www.musevideos.com. This private collector has amassed the largest collection of Muse recordings outside of Tom Kirk (including but not limited to full footage of Reading 2002, full audience footage of Sudoeste 2002, footage from Rock Im Park 2000, and other insanely rare tapes) and is willing to share some in exchange for other rare content. | |||
== Showbiz era == | == Showbiz era == | ||
Not included here is the rumoured pro-shot of Uno from Wiesen Two Days a Week Festival, 09/01/2000. It has yet to surface so we cannot verify its existence. | Not included here is the rumoured pro-shot of Uno from Wiesen Two Days a Week Festival, 09/01/2000. It has yet to surface so we cannot verify its existence. | ||
=== 1999- | === 1999-07-12, Paris New Morning video === | ||
This gig exists | This gig exists in both video and audio form, the audio recording being very common. The video, however, was only obtained by a few collectors who declined to share the footage. As a result, it has yet to surface. Because footage from 1999 is very difficult to obtain, it would be nice to find a copy of this video recording. | ||
=== 2000-06-11, Rock Am Ring Festival === | |||
At Rock Am Ring, there was a TV broadcast of at least two songs in video form (including Muscle Museum) though it is unknown if these were recorded. An audio recording of the show was also made but did not see a widespread source on the Internet. As a result, the audio recording of this show as well as the video recording have become missing. | |||
=== 2000- | === 2000-07-23, Vieilles Charrues Festival === | ||
Never uploaded online and only in a handful of copies, this gig very rarely popped up in old bootleg trading sites such as [http://musemuseum.forumfree.it/?t=1480093], which describes fourteen songs being performed. The setlist of this gig is not known today so it is unknown what was performed. | |||
=== 2000-08-27, Lowlands Festival === | |||
[http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/muse/2000/spijk-en-bremerberg-biddinghuizen-netherlands-5bde7f34.html A Setlist.fm user named "remco1993" claimed to have found this gig] however they have yet to share it. They did provide the setlist, which appears to be accurate. Three songs from the gig were broadcast in pro-shot quality and have since resurfaced. The person who claims to own this is active on social media sites such as Twitter and could likely be contacted. | |||
=== 2000- | |||
== | == Origin of Symmetry era == | ||
Probably the first time audiences began recording shows with video cameras to most shows. Almost none have surfaced from the Origin of Symmetry tour but it is always possible that folks have some old footage in a box in the attic. | |||
=== 2001-05-28, BBC Radio 1 Evening Session === | |||
This four-track concert included among other songs a very early live take of Megalomania, the third ever performance of the song. As it has not been uploaded online, this show has eluded concert hunters for years. At least one known contact owns this show, however has been reluctant to trade for it. | |||
=== | === 2001-10-14, Polar Session === | ||
This Spanish radio station performance is the only recording known to exist from the October shows in Spain. It has become difficult to find in recent years, possibly due to a lack of interest in radio recordings. Because it has not been made public, it would be nice to track down this show. | |||
=== 2001-11-14, XFM Studios === | |||
Yet another radio performance from the 2001 tour, once again this radio broadcast has become hard to find in recent years. The November 2001 shows are very rare to find recordings of, making this show one of only a handful to surface from that month. | |||
Latest revision as of 17:33, 30 October 2018
The following is a list of gigs that are confirmed to exist in bootleg form, however we are unable to track down a copy. These gigs are verified to exist through at least one source. If you happen to have a gig listed on this page, please contact us at UnoLiveDatabase@gmail.com :)
Many shows that were previously considered missing have now surfaced thanks to private collectors. For those looking for videos not found in the Uno Live Database, be sure to check out http://www.musevideos.com. This private collector has amassed the largest collection of Muse recordings outside of Tom Kirk (including but not limited to full footage of Reading 2002, full audience footage of Sudoeste 2002, footage from Rock Im Park 2000, and other insanely rare tapes) and is willing to share some in exchange for other rare content.
Showbiz era
Not included here is the rumoured pro-shot of Uno from Wiesen Two Days a Week Festival, 09/01/2000. It has yet to surface so we cannot verify its existence.
1999-07-12, Paris New Morning video
This gig exists in both video and audio form, the audio recording being very common. The video, however, was only obtained by a few collectors who declined to share the footage. As a result, it has yet to surface. Because footage from 1999 is very difficult to obtain, it would be nice to find a copy of this video recording.
2000-06-11, Rock Am Ring Festival
At Rock Am Ring, there was a TV broadcast of at least two songs in video form (including Muscle Museum) though it is unknown if these were recorded. An audio recording of the show was also made but did not see a widespread source on the Internet. As a result, the audio recording of this show as well as the video recording have become missing.
2000-07-23, Vieilles Charrues Festival
Never uploaded online and only in a handful of copies, this gig very rarely popped up in old bootleg trading sites such as [1], which describes fourteen songs being performed. The setlist of this gig is not known today so it is unknown what was performed.
2000-08-27, Lowlands Festival
A Setlist.fm user named "remco1993" claimed to have found this gig however they have yet to share it. They did provide the setlist, which appears to be accurate. Three songs from the gig were broadcast in pro-shot quality and have since resurfaced. The person who claims to own this is active on social media sites such as Twitter and could likely be contacted.
Origin of Symmetry era
Probably the first time audiences began recording shows with video cameras to most shows. Almost none have surfaced from the Origin of Symmetry tour but it is always possible that folks have some old footage in a box in the attic.
2001-05-28, BBC Radio 1 Evening Session
This four-track concert included among other songs a very early live take of Megalomania, the third ever performance of the song. As it has not been uploaded online, this show has eluded concert hunters for years. At least one known contact owns this show, however has been reluctant to trade for it.
2001-10-14, Polar Session
This Spanish radio station performance is the only recording known to exist from the October shows in Spain. It has become difficult to find in recent years, possibly due to a lack of interest in radio recordings. Because it has not been made public, it would be nice to track down this show.
2001-11-14, XFM Studios
Yet another radio performance from the 2001 tour, once again this radio broadcast has become hard to find in recent years. The November 2001 shows are very rare to find recordings of, making this show one of only a handful to surface from that month.