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The band played a 95 minute set on their official return to the live arena. Mistakes were made. The megaphone didn't work on [[Feeling Good (song) | Feeling Good]], the band messed up the ending of [[Stockholm Syndrome (song) | Stockholm Syndrome]] and [[Matthew Bellamy]] messed up the beginning of [[New Born (song) | New Born]]. A new white stage setting with 5 screens debuted at this show. | The band played a 95 minute set on their official return to the live arena. Mistakes were made. The megaphone didn't work on [[Feeling Good (song) | Feeling Good]], the band messed up the ending of [[Stockholm Syndrome (song) | Stockholm Syndrome]] and [[Matthew Bellamy]] messed up the beginning of [[New Born (song) | New Born]]. A new white stage setting with 5 screens debuted at this show. | ||
This show marked the first play of [[Soldier's Poem (song) | Soldier's Poem]] | This show marked the first play of [[Soldier's Poem (song) | Soldier's Poem]] on the piano. | ||
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Revision as of 20:57, 13 June 2010
| Muse show | |
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| Venue | Unknown |
| Date | 24th June 2006[source?] |
| Location | Neuhausen ob Eck, BW[source?] |
| Country | Germany |
| Songs | 17[source?] |
| Support | Wir Sind Helden[source?] |
| Start | Unknown |
| Capacity | 40,000[source?] |
| Price (EUR) | 89.00 (3 days)[source?] |
| Sold out? | Yes[source?] |
Information
The band played a 95 minute set on their official return to the live arena. Mistakes were made. The megaphone didn't work on Feeling Good, the band messed up the ending of Stockholm Syndrome and Matthew Bellamy messed up the beginning of New Born. A new white stage setting with 5 screens debuted at this show.
This show marked the first play of Soldier's Poem on the piano.
Setlist
References