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[[File:Paris 2003-09-10 Bellamy.jpg | thumb | right | [[Matthew Bellamy]]]]
[[File:Paris 2003-09-10 Bellamy.jpg | thumb | right | [[Matthew Bellamy]]]]
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| Date = 10{{supo|th}} September 2003
| Date = 10{{supo|th}} September 2003
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| Location = Paris
| Location = Paris
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| Country = France
| Country = France
| Songs = 11
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A private show. Ten pairs of tickets were made available through a competition by [[Warner Music Group |Warner Music]] in which participants had to choose which of the six promotional gigs they wanted to go to, and answer the following two questions:
[[Absolution Promo Shows|Absolution promo show]].
 
== Information ==
 
A private concert promoting [[Absolution]].  
 
Ten pairs of tickets were made available through a competition by [[Warner Music Group |Warner Music]] in which participants had to choose which of the six promotional gigs they wanted to go to, and answer the following two questions:
# Which Stanley Kubrick film inspired the set design for Muse's latest video '[[Time Is Running Out (video) |Time Is Running Out]]'?
# Which Stanley Kubrick film inspired the set design for Muse's latest video '[[Time Is Running Out (video) |Time Is Running Out]]'?
# What is the release date of Muse's new album '[[Absolution (album) |Absolution]]'?
# What is the release date of Muse's new album '[[Absolution (album) |Absolution]]'?
Answers had to be sent to muse@warner.music.com.<ref name="mc20030823"/>
Answers had to be sent to muse@warner.music.com.<ref name="mc20030823"/>
== The Show ==


There was a power cut at the end of Hysteria and at the beginning of the solo of Sing for Absolution.
There was a power cut at the end of Hysteria and at the beginning of the solo of Sing for Absolution.
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During [[Stockholm Syndrome]] one of the strap locks broke on Chris' black [[Pedulla]] bass.  He had to hold the bass himself to continue playing the song.
During [[Stockholm Syndrome]] one of the strap locks broke on Chris' black [[Pedulla]] bass.  He had to hold the bass himself to continue playing the song.
During the riff at the end of [[Stockholm Syndrome]] Matt dropped his [[Manson Delorean]] into the drum kit which hit Dom in the face.  Matt then pulled apart the drum kit before Chris threw his bass onto the drum riser.   
During the riff at the end of [[Stockholm Syndrome]] Matt dropped his [[Manson Delorean]] into the drum kit which hit Dom in the face.  Matt then pulled apart the drum kit before Chris threw his bass onto the drum riser.   
The band did an interview for FNAC Store before the concert. <ref>https://abelgaloismuse.blogspot.com/2021/07/10-september-2003-interview-paris.html</ref>


== Media ==
== Media ==
The show was broadcast 12{{supo|th}} October 2003 on MCM tv at 23:15.<ref>
The show was broadcast 12{{supo|th}} October 2003 on MCM TV at 23:15.<ref>
{{cite |
{{cite |
  desc=Muselive news | date=2003-10-07 | fetch=2006-10-26 | auth=Tom Wilson | pub=Muselive | url=http://www.muselive.com/forums.php?m=posts&q=12128 | dom=www.muselive.com | type=ext
  desc=Muselive news | date=2003-10-07 | fetch=2006-10-26 | auth=Tom Wilson | pub=Muselive | url=http://www.muselive.com/forums.php?m=posts&q=12128 | dom=www.muselive.com | type=ext
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{{cite |
{{cite |
  title=Medias<!-- grammar, man! --> | desc=MicroCuts news | date=2003-09-11 | fetch=2006-10-26 | pub=MicroCuts | url=http://microcuts.net/uk/news/archives/09112003-medias.php | dom=microcuts.net | type=ext
  title=Medias<!-- grammar, man! --> | desc=MicroCuts news | date=2003-09-11 | fetch=2006-10-26 | pub=MicroCuts | url=http://microcuts.net/uk/news/archives/09112003-medias.php | dom=microcuts.net | type=ext
}}</ref> The show was also broadcast on Oui-FM.<ref>
}}</ref> DVD of the pro footage broadcast can be found on MuseBootlegs [https://www.musebootlegs.com/?p=torrents&pid=10&action=details&tid=999 here] (includes the French documentary/interview) or watch the songs one by one below. The show was also broadcast on Oui-FM.<ref>
{{cite |
{{cite |
  title=Tv and Radio | desc=MicroCuts news | date=2003-09-09 | fetch=2006-10-26 | pub=MicroCuts | url=http://microcuts.net/uk/news/archives/09092003-tv_and_radio.php | dom=microcuts.net | type=ext  
  title=Tv and Radio | desc=MicroCuts news | date=2003-09-09 | fetch=2006-10-26 | pub=MicroCuts | url=http://microcuts.net/uk/news/archives/09092003-tv_and_radio.php | dom=microcuts.net | type=ext  
}}</ref> Sing for Absolution and Citizen Erased were not not broadcast on television.
}}</ref> An audio rip of the FM broadcast in lossless (FLAC) format can be found on MuseBootlegs [https://www.musebootlegs.com/?p=torrents&pid=10&action=details&tid=1082 here]. Sing for Absolution and Citizen Erased were not included in the radio or television broadcast.
 
A French documentary is available [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGQB-9d0EvM&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL here]. An audience recording in lossless (FLAC) format can be found on MuseBootlegs [https://www.musebootlegs.com/?p=torrents&pid=10&action=details&tid=1573 here] or [https://www.musebootlegs.com/?p=torrents&pid=10&action=details&tid=996 here].


A French documentary is available [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGQB-9d0EvM&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL here]
A compilation CD containing this show was also done by Boot Express Records, known as [[Blackout in Paris (compilation)|Blackout in Paris]]<ref>https://www.cdandlp.com/muse/black-out-in-paris-le-trabendo-club-paris-10.09.2003-saint-malo-aug.-2001/cd/r117726412/</ref>.


{{setlist
{{setlist
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| 09 = Thoughts of a Dying Atheist | 09app = {{YTw |18LIBDTi-4A}} {{GU |[[Manson 007]], [[Zon Sonus Custom 4]]}}
| 09 = Thoughts of a Dying Atheist | 09app = {{YTw |18LIBDTi-4A}} {{GU |[[Manson 007]], [[Zon Sonus Custom 4]]}}
| 10 = New Born | 10app = {{YTw |9w0IjYkBOic}} {{GU |[[Manson Delorean]], black [[Pedulla]] RB4}}
| 10 = New Born | 10app = {{YTw |9w0IjYkBOic}} {{GU |[[Manson Delorean]], black [[Pedulla]] RB4}}
| 11 = Stockholm Syndrome | 11app = + Riff {{YTw |4RIrVTr0_Kg}} {{GU |[[Manson Delorean]], black [[Pedulla]] RB4}}
| 11 = Stockholm Syndrome | 11app = + {{0123}} riff outro {{YTw |4RIrVTr0_Kg}} {{GU |[[Manson Delorean]], black [[Pedulla]] RB4}}
}}
}}
== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Paris 2003-09-10 Bellamy.jpg
Dom blood injury.JPG
Trabendo1.jpg
Trabendo2.jpg
Trabendo3.jpg
Trabendo4.jpg
Trabendo5.jpg
Trabendo6.jpg
Trabendo7.jpg
</gallery>


== Notes ==
== Notes ==

Latest revision as of 19:06, 1 September 2023

Dom's injury
Muse show
Venue Trabendo
Date 10th September 2003
Location Paris
Country France
Songs 11[1][2]
Support -
Start Unknown
Capacity 20[note 1][3]
Price -
Sold out? -




Absolution promo show.

Information

A private concert promoting Absolution.

Ten pairs of tickets were made available through a competition by Warner Music in which participants had to choose which of the six promotional gigs they wanted to go to, and answer the following two questions:

  1. Which Stanley Kubrick film inspired the set design for Muse's latest video 'Time Is Running Out'?
  2. What is the release date of Muse's new album 'Absolution'?

Answers had to be sent to muse@warner.music.com.[3]

The Show

There was a power cut at the end of Hysteria and at the beginning of the solo of Sing for Absolution.

During Stockholm Syndrome one of the strap locks broke on Chris' black Pedulla bass. He had to hold the bass himself to continue playing the song. During the riff at the end of Stockholm Syndrome Matt dropped his Manson Delorean into the drum kit which hit Dom in the face. Matt then pulled apart the drum kit before Chris threw his bass onto the drum riser.

The band did an interview for FNAC Store before the concert. [4]

Media

The show was broadcast 12th October 2003 on MCM TV at 23:15.[5][6] DVD of the pro footage broadcast can be found on MuseBootlegs here (includes the French documentary/interview) or watch the songs one by one below. The show was also broadcast on Oui-FM.[7] An audio rip of the FM broadcast in lossless (FLAC) format can be found on MuseBootlegs here. Sing for Absolution and Citizen Erased were not included in the radio or television broadcast.

A French documentary is available here. An audience recording in lossless (FLAC) format can be found on MuseBootlegs here or here.

A compilation CD containing this show was also done by Boot Express Records, known as Blackout in Paris[8].

Setlist

Gallery

Notes

  1. Number of competition tickets

References

  1. Tom Wilson. (2003-09-11). Trabendo. Muselive. Retrieved 2006-10-26 from www.muselive.com.
  2. (2005-03-14). [Muselive gig archive]. Muselive. Retrieved 2006-10-26 from www.muselive.com.
  3. a b Private shows in europe (2003-08-23). MicroCuts. Retrieved 2006-10-26 from microcuts.net.
  4. https://abelgaloismuse.blogspot.com/2021/07/10-september-2003-interview-paris.html
  5. Tom Wilson. (2003-10-07). [Muselive news]. Muselive. Retrieved 2006-10-26 from www.muselive.com.
  6. Medias (2003-09-11). MicroCuts. Retrieved 2006-10-26 from microcuts.net.
  7. Tv and Radio (2003-09-09). MicroCuts. Retrieved 2006-10-26 from microcuts.net.
  8. https://www.cdandlp.com/muse/black-out-in-paris-le-trabendo-club-paris-10.09.2003-saint-malo-aug.-2001/cd/r117726412/

See also


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