BH&R Tour (XIII) - Australia, Nueva Zelanda

[deborah X]

La gira como tal llega a su fin...

Black Holes & Revelations Tour

10/11/2007   Perth, Supreme Court Gardens (Australia)
14/11/2007    Adelaide, Entertainment Centre (Australia)
15/11/2007    Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena (Australia)
17/11/2007    Sidney, Entertainment Centre (Australia)
21/11/2007    Brisbane, Riverstage (Australia)
23/11/2007    Auckland (Nueva Zelanda)
25/11/2007    Christchurch (Nueva Zelanda)
28/11/2007    Bangkok Hall, Bangkok (Tailandia)

Todo listo para que podáis enviar setlists y fotos :)

[Biork]

Este año no habrá Big Day Out por allí, ¿verdad? Todos esos conciertos solían ser buenísimos  :)

[deborah X]

el BDO es en enero  :)

[deborah X]

Según un chaval de muselive, la valla cedió durante los primeros teloneros, los segundos no tocaron, y Muse salió con retraso.

También dice que tocaron The Groove

toma ya

[roman holiday]

Stockholm Syndrome was played during the soundcheck. After the crowd broke down the barrier during the support act, the second act was cancelled and Muse went on stage early.

It was initially reported that The Groove was played, however this has been disputed as actually being Fury.

Set list

Incomplete

    * Citizen Erased
    * Apocalypse Please
    * The Groove or Fury (disputed)

[Beibi]

fury? :shrek

[deborah X]

ya veréis, al final seguro que fue apocalypse... vaya enteraos

edit: este es el setlist que anda por ahí...

Take a Bow
MotP
New born
B&H
apocalypse please
Supermassive
sunburn
Citizen erased
Soldiers poem
Invincible
Fury
starlight
Hysteria
TIRO
Stockholm
-
Plug in baby
knights

[roman holiday]

http://muselive.com/forums.php?m=posts&q=28133&d=30
mirad los comentarios de Muse_89
Pues va a ser que hubo Apocalypse, Citizen, y FURY :flood :flood
y de primera y de última, Take a Bow y Knights respectivamente
Si esto es cierto... vaya conciertazo!
A ver si alguien lo grabó

PD: vale, llego 2 min tarde

[Skttrbrain]

Como se lo curran! Por fin cambian (muy poco) el setlist!  :cheesy:

[Biork]

Joer!!! Fury!!!  :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy:

Tremendooooooooooooo bootleg ya!!!

[Beibi]

Apocalypse, Citizen, fury... yo con eso ya voy más feliz que una perdiz

[mattcita]

Muse en Perth Australia

MOP

http://youtube.com/profile?user=Tralius7

[Skttrbrain]

Nadie grabó Fury? 

[Beibi]

Nadie grabó Fury? 

http://www.museabuse.com/smf/index.php/topic,1807.msg73199.html#new

[deborah X]

nada especial, aunque les ponen por los aires...

DOOM, GLOOM & FUN: Muse playing at Supreme court Gardens

Jay Hanna
November 10, 2007 10:00pm

IT'S amazing how much fun you can have listening to tales of doom, gloom and the impending apocalypse.
While conspiracy theories, corruption and the downfall of humankind might be their lyrical subject matter, Muse promise there is still time, there is still a chance and redemption is just around the corner. So ultimately you can sing along to the fact that "time is running out" without feeling the panic rising.

In fact there was a happy-go-lucky friendly vibe at Supreme Court Gardens as the UK three-piece kicked off their Perth show with the authority-blasting Take A Bow.

The trio were delayed after the barrier at the front of the stage reportedly collapsed and had to be replaced.

Weather-wise conditions couldn't have been more perfect. There was no sound stealing breeze blowing off the river and the balmy evening was warm without being apocalyptic hot.

Perth last saw Muse only nine months ago when they performed a jaw-dropping set at the Big Day Out. And if anything Muse's own show is even more impressive with stunning visual effects, fabulous sound quality and excellent musicianship.

The band are widely considered one of the best, if not the best live act in the world, with a plethora of awards to attest that fact. It is certainly clear why and there was little doubt that Muse were the best live act to blow into Perth since, well, probably Muse.

Hell even Justin Timberlake, who was busy doing his thing over at Burswood Dome was probably wishing he was there. After all JT famously declared his love of Muse when introducing them at the 2006 MTV European Music Video Awards.

The only thing that was slightly lacking during the band's two hour performance was banter with the audience. Still if Muse come to convince us to "fight for our rights" then perhaps a slight distance helps give them the air of authority they would like. As usual it was drummer Dominic Howard, sitting behind his reverse, left-hand drum kit who did the talking. Frontman Matt Bellamy is said to speak too quickly for anyone to understand, a fact many claim is an offshoot to his musical genius.

Of that genius there is no doubt. Muse's imaginatively structured songs are a whirling blend of classical music, science fiction and progressive rock. As a result Muse are something quite unique in a world of uniformity.

From Time Is Running Out to Hysteria, Starlight, Supermassive Black Holes and closer Knights Of Cydonia Muse maintained a powerful pace throughout the concert continually enticing more and more people to move forward for a better view.

As the words "you and I must fight to survive" faded from the screens and the crowd stopped chanting along as a mass of guitar distortion took over the sound waves, there was a feeling of satisfaction that the apocalypse was still some way off.



http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21598,22739781-5005381,00.html