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== Information == | == Information == | ||
Private show for around 100 | Private show for around 100 people. The show was broadcast as a promo for the upcoming release of Absolution. | ||
An attendee from the concert defined the show as "''The free cans of beer get passed around, and we know it’s going to be a good night. We’re in a tiny BBC studio tucked away in Maida Vale, with a hundred lucky competition winners about to witness an exclusive live set from Muse in surroundings not much bigger than your average primary school assembly hall. It’s 9.20pm, and with about forty minutes left on Zane Lowe’s Radio 1 show, Muse arrive onstage. They’re introduced by Zane Lowe as ‘one of the best bands in the world’ and we’re told to expect material from the new album as well as some older stuff. It’s a thrill just to see these three musicians at just an arms length away, but when they start playing their instruments, the results are nothing short of spectacular.''" <ref>https://www.angelfire.com/band2/gig101/muse180903.html</ref> | |||
== The Show == | == The Show == | ||
[[The Groove (live)|The Groove]] was played for the first time at this concert. This is also the first recorded performance of [[The Small Print (live)|The Small Print]] in its | [[The Groove (live)|The Groove]] was played for the first time at this concert. This is also the first recorded performance of [[The Small Print (live)|The Small Print]] in its finished form. | ||
The | The setlist that Muse actually played differs from what appears in the printed one; [[New Born (live)|New Born]] was played as an encore, not before [[Stockholm Syndrome (live)|Stockholm Syndrome]], [[Time Is Running Out (live)|Time Is Running Out]] and [[Plug in Baby (live)|Plug in Baby]] switched places and [[The Small Print (live)|The Small Print]] does not appear on the setlist. | ||
== Media == | == Media == | ||
The show was hosted by Alex Zane Lowe | The show was hosted by Alex Zane Lowe and [[Uno Live Database/Missing|broadcast]] on Radio 1.<ref name="mc"/> An audio rip of the FM radio broadcast in lossless (FLAC) format is available on MuseBootlegs [https://www.musebootlegs.com/?p=torrents&pid=10&action=details&tid=974 here]. | ||
You can also listen to it song by song below. | You can also listen to it song by song below. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:56, 2 September 2023
| Muse show | |
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| Venue | Maida Vale Studios (BBC Radio 1[1]) |
| Date | 18th September 2003[1] |
| Location | London |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Songs | 9[1] |
| Support | - |
| Start | 21:20[2] |
| Capacity | 220[3] |
| Price | Free |
| Sold out? | - |
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Information
Private show for around 100 people. The show was broadcast as a promo for the upcoming release of Absolution.
An attendee from the concert defined the show as "The free cans of beer get passed around, and we know it’s going to be a good night. We’re in a tiny BBC studio tucked away in Maida Vale, with a hundred lucky competition winners about to witness an exclusive live set from Muse in surroundings not much bigger than your average primary school assembly hall. It’s 9.20pm, and with about forty minutes left on Zane Lowe’s Radio 1 show, Muse arrive onstage. They’re introduced by Zane Lowe as ‘one of the best bands in the world’ and we’re told to expect material from the new album as well as some older stuff. It’s a thrill just to see these three musicians at just an arms length away, but when they start playing their instruments, the results are nothing short of spectacular." [4]
The Show
The Groove was played for the first time at this concert. This is also the first recorded performance of The Small Print in its finished form.
The setlist that Muse actually played differs from what appears in the printed one; New Born was played as an encore, not before Stockholm Syndrome, Time Is Running Out and Plug in Baby switched places and The Small Print does not appear on the setlist.
Media
The show was hosted by Alex Zane Lowe and broadcast on Radio 1.[1] An audio rip of the FM radio broadcast in lossless (FLAC) format is available on MuseBootlegs here.
You can also listen to it song by song below.
Setlist
- People of the Sun intro + Hysteria [watch]
(Lazer Manson) - Butterflies & Hurricanes [watch]
(Delorean Manson) - Bliss (keyboard intro) [watch]
(Lazer Manson) - The Groove [watch]
(Lazer Manson) - Time Is Running Out [watch]
(Lazer Manson) - Plug In Baby watch]
(Lazer Manson) - The Small Print [watch]
(Delorean Manson) - Stockholm Syndrome + 0123
riff outro [watch]
(Delorean Manson)Encore
- New Born [watch]
(Delorean Manson)
Gallery
References
- ↑ a b c d Starway to devon (2003-09-19). MicroCuts. Retrieved 2006-10-26 from microcuts.net.
- ↑ https://www.angelfire.com/band2/gig101/muse180903.html
- ↑ https://www.bbc.com/historyofthebbc/buildings/maida-vale/#:~:text=BBC%20Maida%20Vale%20can%20hold,music%20and%20radio%20drama%20studios.
- ↑ https://www.angelfire.com/band2/gig101/muse180903.html