Watch Muse at Reading on BBC Three - Page 3

ELena_Kovalenko · 29-08-2011, 12:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Emarial

Hope the DVD will be released

Oh! How I hope! You can't imagine!

Static Shadows · 29-08-2011, 02:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Emarial

Someone posted on tumblr

Some celebration it was.

Gemsy · 29-08-2011, 02:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Emarial

Someone posted on tumblr

Mr. ORANGE · 29-08-2011, 06:06 AM

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Originally Posted by ELena_Kovalenko

Somebody tell me WTF?

Yeah that made me laugh too...But "Nights of Cydonia" as a name looks very impressive while video shooting 100 000 people from above...in the night...

puffbubble · 29-08-2011, 07:40 AM

Sorry Mr. ORANGE had to hit the sack - Leeds took it out of me - and just to clarify YES they played the whole of the Origin of Symmetry. Bliss, space dementia, micro cuts etc etc. But we briefly lost sound and lost visual for quite some time - think the mega rain took its toll on the electronics...s'all part of the experience...

rumblebee · 29-08-2011, 09:17 AM

I'm from Germany (so sorry for my English), but thanks to satellite TV I was able to watch... well... THIS.
I really hoped to see the whole OoS, especially Citizen Erased.

But suddenly there was Resistance stuff (which is quite nice, but I wanted OoS).
Now I read, that Muse didn't permit BBC to show the whole OoS, because they weren't comfortable with most of the songs.

Question to those who were there or in Leeds: Were the performances of the songs that bad?
Not permitting to show the songs on TV, why should they permit a DVD with all songs?

Grace_Bliss · 29-08-2011, 01:09 PM

I hate the bbc! I hate them

DeadKenny · 29-08-2011, 02:21 PM

Whatever the band and/or BBC's reasons, I can see there's an element of doing something special for the fans who are actually there. If they never release this on DVD or whatever format in the future then they have a rare experience to go back on. Just a shame I didn't go myself. Doesn't help that I hate Reading (not specifically the festival, but never been attracted by it anyway).

musemadmrsmac · 29-08-2011, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by rumblebee

I'm from Germany (so sorry for my English), but thanks to satellite TV I was able to watch... well... THIS.
I really hoped to see the whole OoS, especially Citizen Erased.

But suddenly there was Resistance stuff (which is quite nice, but I wanted OoS).
Now I read, that Muse didn't permit BBC to show the whole OoS, because they weren't comfortable with most of the songs.

Question to those who were there or in Leeds: Were the performances of the songs that bad?
Not permitting to show the songs on TV, why should they permit a DVD with all songs?

No...The show was excellent!! I was at Leeds. Admittedly,there was a nanosecond of sound loss in the middle of Hysteria, and the screens went down for a fair while (I think the torrential rain finally got to them!!) ,but the OoS songs were amazing.No problems there at all.
I am convinced it is because they have plans for a special 10th Anniversary DVD or boxset or something.

ExogenesisP1 · 29-08-2011, 02:48 PM

You know what, I'm glad they didn't show the whole of OoS, I feel like it was a secret show, just for the eyes of the people who attended R&L. Sorry but I do

haze015 · 29-08-2011, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Grace_Bliss

I hate the bbc! I hate them

Why?

Muse and their management made a decision and the BBC had to respect that. It is not the first time a headline show hasn't been shown on request by the band.

Also the BBC shouldn't be wasting it's time purely focusing on headline acts and forgetting everything else is going on, this was a festival after all, not a Muse gig.

Something like the Teignmouth gigs weren't shown in full either.

Mr. ORANGE · 29-08-2011, 03:27 PM

That's not the point - they could've just shown the OoS part of the gig...But IF Muse really wanted not to show it, then all right...But I doubt it...

seregon · 29-08-2011, 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by ELena_Kovalenko

Somebody tell me WTF?

Lol fail

I really don't get why people are surprised that they cut out as much as they did. Even with Muse's consent, they're bound to cut a few songs anyway, it's what they always do. And it will be the mainstream friendly songs they use. Yeah, it's disappointing but I would have bet money beforehand that they wouldn't have shown the whole performance

haze015 · 29-08-2011, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr. ORANGE

That's not the point - they could've just shown the OoS part of the gig...But IF Muse really wanted not to show it, then all right...But I doubt it...

I don't doubt it at all, makes complete sense to me more than anything.

There were plenty of people at the festival who didn't know Muse were playing OOS, there'd be many more casual viewers out there who wouldn't know about it either, Muse aren't the band they were 10 years ago and no point showing Britain what they were 10 years ago.

It wouldn't make any difference to the BBC what songs they show.

The DVD idea makes no sense either.

shinybee · 29-08-2011, 03:56 PM

This from the Muse website:

"For those of you not at Reading or Leeds Festival this weekend, don't worry you can watch Muse on BBC Three on Sunday night. Tune in from 10.20pm to watch Muse at Reading playing what promises to be a fantastic set."

gives the impression you could see the whole set. After the BBC showing full Muse sets in previous years, it wasn't a ludicrous assumption to expect more than 3 songs. It's a real shame they didn't do the same as they did at Glasto 2010 and broadcast the whole thing.

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29-08-2011, 02:21 PM	#38
DeadKenny ftoomsh Join Date: 25 June 2004 Location: Woking Age: 40	Whatever the band and/or BBC's reasons, I can see there's an element of doing something special for the fans who are actually there. If they never release this on DVD or whatever format in the future then they have a rare experience to go back on. Just a shame I didn't go myself. Doesn't help that I hate Reading (not specifically the festival, but never been attracted by it anyway). __________________ photos \| videos \| Twitter \| G+ Last edited by DeadKenny; 29-08-2011 at 02:26 PM.

29-08-2011, 02:48 PM	#40
ExogenesisP1 Member Join Date: 14 September 2010 Location: North Wales, London Age: 23	You know what, I'm glad they didn't show the whole of OoS, I feel like it was a secret show, just for the eyes of the people who attended R&L. Sorry but I do __________________ "How much deception can you take? How many lies will you create? How much longer until you break?

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puffbubble Member Join Date: 30 May 2011 Location: Atlantic Coast, Ireland	Sorry Mr. ORANGE had to hit the sack - Leeds took it out of me - and just to clarify YES they played the whole of the Origin of Symmetry. Bliss, space dementia, micro cuts etc etc. But we briefly lost sound and lost visual for quite some time - think the mega rain took its toll on the electronics...s'all part of the experience...

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rumblebee Member Join Date: 29 August 2011	I'm from Germany (so sorry for my English), but thanks to satellite TV I was able to watch... well... THIS. I really hoped to see the whole OoS, especially Citizen Erased. But suddenly there was Resistance stuff (which is quite nice, but I wanted OoS). Now I read, that Muse didn't permit BBC to show the whole OoS, because they weren't comfortable with most of the songs. Question to those who were there or in Leeds: Were the performances of the songs that bad? Not permitting to show the songs on TV, why should they permit a DVD with all songs?

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Mr. ORANGE Member Join Date: 26 August 2011 Location: Prague, Czech Rep.	That's not the point - they could've just shown the OoS part of the gig...But IF Muse really wanted not to show it, then all right...But I doubt it...

29-08-2011, 03:56 PM	#45
shinybee northern scum Join Date: 17 January 2010 Location: Northern England	This from the Muse website: "For those of you not at Reading or Leeds Festival this weekend, don't worry you can watch Muse on BBC Three on Sunday night. Tune in from 10.20pm to watch Muse at Reading playing what promises to be a fantastic set." gives the impression you could see the whole set. After the BBC showing full Muse sets in previous years, it wasn't a ludicrous assumption to expect more than 3 songs. It's a real shame they didn't do the same as they did at Glasto 2010 and broadcast the whole thing.

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