Tokyo International Forum 2007 (gig)

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Set-list and Matthew Bellamy's plectrum
Muse show
Venue International Forum (Hall A[1])[source?]
Date 12th March 2007[2]
Location Tokyo[source?]
Country Japan
Songs 23[3]
Support Unknown
Start (UTC+9) 19:00, 18:00 (doors)[4][source?]
Capacity 5,012 (max seated)[5]
Price (JPY) 6,800[4]
Sold out? Yes[source?]


Tickets went on sale 3rd December. The concert was sponsored by J-Wave and MTV Japan.[6]

This was the longest set list ever played by Muse, and lasted almost two hours, not including encore breaks and so on. Sing for Absolution was played on piano and for the first time after 2 years. Citizen Erased wasn't preceded by a percussion intro. The balloons were released during Bliss.

Speech

After Hysteria Bellamy "Thank you Tokyo. How are you?"
After Map of the Problematique "Thank you",
Howard "Tokyo".
After Assassin "Thank you very much".
After Citizen Erased Bellamy "Arigato. [Thank you.]"
Howard "Genki Desuka? [How are you?]"
After Hoodoo Bellamy [Audience silence] "That's the end".
After Sunburn Howard "Thank you very much! Tokyo ... And the next lecture this evening, is Starlight".
After Starlight Bellamy "Thank you".
Before Soldier's Poem Howard "You better get your lighters out".
After Stockholm Syndrome Bellamy "Arigato! [Thank you!]"
Before City of Delusion Howard "Yes, we're going to play more songs. A few more. Why not".
Bellamy [?]
After Knights of Cydonia "Tokyo, thank you"

Media

The entire concert was recorded, and is available in mp3 format here.

Setlist

References

  1. ↑ Concerts - Microcuts.net 2006-10-23
  2. ↑ Japan Tour 2007 - Muselive.com 2006-10-23
  3. ↑ Muse.mu board 20070312
  4. ↑ a b Creativeman 2006-10
  5. ↑ Hall A - Tokyo International Forum web site
  6. ↑ Creativeman.co.jp

See also


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