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Muse's most famous festival performance of 2002, at which it rained heavily.{{cite/none}} | Muse's most famous festival performance of 2002, at which it rained heavily.{{cite/none}} | ||
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== Media == | |||
All but The Small Print and Eternally Missed was broadcast on radio. A recording of the entire said broadcast is available {{MLh |26986}} in FLAC, while a section of it is available in mp3 format [http://microcuts.net/uk/download/2002.php here]. | All but The Small Print and Eternally Missed was broadcast on radio. A recording of the entire said broadcast is available {{MLh |26986}} in FLAC, while a section of it is available in mp3 format [http://microcuts.net/uk/download/2002.php here]. | ||
Plug In Baby and Muscle Museum were broadcast on television, both of which can be obtained {{MLh |25749}}. | Plug In Baby and Muscle Museum were broadcast on television, both of which can be obtained {{MLh |25749}}. | ||
Revision as of 15:08, 7 April 2011
| Muse show | |
|---|---|
| Venue | Little John's Farm[source?] (Carling Weekend[1]) |
| Date | 24th August 2002[1] |
| Location | Reading[1] |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Songs | 12[source?] |
| Support | Unknown |
| Supported | Foo Fighters[source?] |
| Start (UTC+1) | Unknown |
| Capacity | Unknown |
| Price | Unknown |
| Sold out? | Unknown |
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| Highfield Festival | ← | Carling Weekend, Reading | → | Carling Weekend, Leeds |
Muse's most famous festival performance of 2002, at which it rained heavily.[source?]
= Speech
| After New Born | Bellamy | "Wooo! ahhhh! Thank you very much!"[2] |
| Howard | "Cheers!" | |
| After Citizen Erased | Bellamy | "Thank you!" |
| After Sunburn | "Thank you very much". | |
| After Feeling Good | "Cheers". | |
| "Ollie! Give us some lights mate, on the crowd". | ||
| Howard | [?] | |
| Before Muscle Museum | Bellamy | "This song is called Muscle Museum". |
| After Bliss | "Thank you very much. Cheers. Thank you". |
Media
All but The Small Print and Eternally Missed was broadcast on radio. A recording of the entire said broadcast is available here[registration needed] in FLAC, while a section of it is available in mp3 format here.
Plug In Baby and Muscle Museum were broadcast on television, both of which can be obtained here[registration needed].
Setlist
- New Born [watch]
(Manson Delorean) - The Small Print
(Manson Delorean) - Space Dementia [watch]
- Micro Cuts [watch]
(Manson Delorean) - Dead Star [watch]
(Manson Delorean) - Citizen Erased [watch]
(Manson 7 String E Guitar) - Sunburn (guitar) [watch]
(Manson Laser) - Eternally Missed
- Feeling Good (watch)
- Hyper Music + Stockholm Syndrome (instrumental) [watch]
(Manson Delorean) - Muscle Museum [watch]
(Manson Delorean) - Plug In Baby [watch]
(Manson Delorean) - Bliss + Entrance of the Gladiators riff [watch]
(Manson Delorean)
References
- ↑ a b c News (2002). Muse website. Retrieved 2002-10-09 from muse-official.com[dead link]. [verify]
- ↑ [Recording]. Muselive. Retrieved from www.muselive.com.