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{{Gigbox | {{Gigbox | ||
| Venue = Versailles Palace courtyard | | Venue = Versailles Palace courtyard | ||
| VenueRef = {{cite/none}} | | VenueRef = {{cite/none}} | ||
| | | Event = Live 8 | ||
| Date = | | Date = 2{{supo|nd}} July 2005 | ||
| SubLocation = Versailles | | SubLocation = Versailles | ||
| Location = Paris | | Location = Paris | ||
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}} | }} | ||
Muse were originally listed to appear on the UK stage, in Hyde Park, at around 17:20,{{cite/none}} but with constant line up changes made by Bob Geldof and the organisers, Muse were moved to the French stage, in Versailles, less than a week before the event took place.{{cite/none}} They performed four songs whereas most bands only played two or three songs, if that. Muse were on stage for approx. 17 minutes 46 seconds. Reasons as to why the band were moved from the UK to France are unknown. | {{GigNav | ||
| Previous = [[Austin Music Hall 2005 (gig) | Austin Music Hall]] | |||
| Current = Live 8 | |||
| Next = [[Dundee Camperdown Park 2006 (gig) | One Big Weekend]] | |||
}} | |||
== Information == | |||
Muse were originally listed to appear on the UK stage, in Hyde Park, at around 17:20,{{cite/none}} but with constant line up changes made by Bob Geldof and the organisers, Muse were moved to the French stage, in Versailles, less than a week before the event took place.{{cite/none}} They performed four songs whereas most bands only played two or three songs, if that. Muse were on stage for approx. 17 minutes 46 seconds. Reasons as to why the band were moved from the UK to France are unknown. | |||
== The Show == | |||
At 1:36 during Bliss, [[Matthew Bellamy]] appeared to jump, but lost his footing and landed on his back. | |||
== Attire == | |||
The clothes that the band wore could be considered quite unique with [[Matthew Bellamy]] wearing a top which had a baby's bib effect on it and [[Dominic Howard]] wearing bright pink trousers. [[Christopher Wolstenholme]] also wore a brightly coloured floral print shirt. | |||
== | == Media == | ||
Muse's full performance was broadcast. Hysteria and Bliss featured on the [[Live 8 Paris DVD (compilation) | Live 8 Paris DVD]], while Time Is Running Out is on the Live 8 compilation DVD. | |||
==== | An audio rip in lossless (FLAC) format of the pro-shot footage can be found on MuseBootlegs [https://www.musebootlegs.com/?p=torrents&pid=10&action=details&tid=2004 here]. | ||
{{setlist | {{setlist | ||
| 01 = Hysteria | 01app = {{GU | | | 01 = Hysteria | 01app = {{YTw |8eTggVG5wsc}} {{GU |[[Manson Bomber]], red [[Fender]] Jazz Bass}} | ||
| 02 = Bliss | 02app = (extended) {{GU | | | 02 = Bliss | 02app = (extended) {{YTw |8pSTRdufGRM}} {{GU |[[Manson Bomber]], red [[Fender]] Jazz Bass}} | ||
| 03 = Time Is Running Out | 03app = {{GU | | | 03 = Time Is Running Out | 03app = {{YTw |1Si5R0SLaVk}} {{GU |[[Manson Mirror]], red [[Fender]] Jazz Bass}} | ||
| 04 = Plug In Baby | 04app = {{GU | | | 04 = Plug In Baby | 04app = {{YTw |z0oB-KxjRlI}} {{GU |[[Manson Mirror]], red [[Fender]] Jazz Bass}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
== | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery>Image:Paris 2005-07-02 Bellamy.jpg | |||
Image:Paris1.jpg | |||
Image:Paris2.jpg | |||
Image:Paris3.jpg | |||
Image:Paris4.jpg | |||
Image:Paris5.jpg | |||
Image:Paris6.jpg | |||
Image:Paris7.jpg | |||
Image:Paris8.jpg | |||
Image:Paris9.jpg | |||
Image:Paris10.jpg</gallery> | |||
{{BacktoGigs}} | {{BacktoGigs | 2005}} | ||
Latest revision as of 20:50, 6 September 2023
| Muse show | |
|---|---|
| Venue | Versailles Palace courtyard[source?] (Live 8[source?]) |
| Date | 2nd July 2005[source?] |
| Location | Versailles, Paris[source?] |
| Country | France |
| Songs | 4[source?] |
| Support | Unknown |
| Start (UTC+2) | Unknown |
| Capacity | Unknown |
| Price | Free (text message competition)[source?] |
| Sold out? | -[source?] |
| Gig nav | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Austin Music Hall | ← | Live 8 | → | One Big Weekend |
Information
Muse were originally listed to appear on the UK stage, in Hyde Park, at around 17:20,[source?] but with constant line up changes made by Bob Geldof and the organisers, Muse were moved to the French stage, in Versailles, less than a week before the event took place.[source?] They performed four songs whereas most bands only played two or three songs, if that. Muse were on stage for approx. 17 minutes 46 seconds. Reasons as to why the band were moved from the UK to France are unknown.
The Show
At 1:36 during Bliss, Matthew Bellamy appeared to jump, but lost his footing and landed on his back.
Attire
The clothes that the band wore could be considered quite unique with Matthew Bellamy wearing a top which had a baby's bib effect on it and Dominic Howard wearing bright pink trousers. Christopher Wolstenholme also wore a brightly coloured floral print shirt.
Media
Muse's full performance was broadcast. Hysteria and Bliss featured on the Live 8 Paris DVD, while Time Is Running Out is on the Live 8 compilation DVD.
An audio rip in lossless (FLAC) format of the pro-shot footage can be found on MuseBootlegs here.
Setlist
- Hysteria [watch]
(Manson Bomber, red Fender Jazz Bass) - Bliss (extended) [watch]
(Manson Bomber, red Fender Jazz Bass) - Time Is Running Out [watch]
(Manson Mirror, red Fender Jazz Bass) - Plug In Baby [watch]
(Manson Mirror, red Fender Jazz Bass)
