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  1. Okay, I have to give this a go - I'm just drawn in by lists (worst to best):

     

    1. Glasgow 2009

     

    In general still enjoyed the gig for the show with the towers but the set was the absolute most bog-standard Resistance Tour arena set (except for Glasgow Jam). I also was expecting MK Ultra's debut which didn't end up happening. Good performance though.

     

    2. Glasgow 2012

     

    A good set with Ruled by Secrecy, the show itself was pretty memorable but I remember (at least where I was) that the crowd was dead. Lots of talking during all the 2nd Law stuff & RBS.

     

    3. Glasgow 2016 (night 2)

     

    The stage show the other night was absolutely spectacular but being in seating compared to being right up close the night before wasn't quite as good. Preferred the set of the first night too, not that this set was poor by any means.

     

    4. Glasgow 2006

     

    Of all the Muse gigs I've been to I remember this the least, probably partially because it was so long ago. My main memory is that my girlfriend was hoping for Exo-Politics but we got Assassin, which suited me. I think it was pretty rough at the front as well so we were kind of hanging out towards the back. Black Holes is a great album though so seeing most of it get played was good.

     

    5. Leeds Festival 2011

     

    It was a dream come true seeing Origin in full (my favourite album) but after getting up early to drive down from Glasgow and standing about all day we were knackered. Ended up getting pulled out of the insane crush during Hyper Music because we couldn't hack it anymore, then just enjoying things from the back.

     

    6. Glasgow 2003

     

    This is so long ago that again I can't remember it that well, but it feels like seeing a different band almost. Highlights for me were the lights flashing to drums during the intro (just stuck with me), Muscle Museum getting one of the biggest reactions of the night & me somehow not recognising Micro Cuts till the vocals kicked in. Also a massive pit to Bliss strangely.

     

    7. Glasgow 2016 (night 1)

     

    Just a great gig - was close up, crowd were up for it & a good set. The Drones songs all worked really well live I feel.

     

    8. Emirates 2015 (night 1)

     

    Felt like the band were on for ages, managed to nab Dead Star & Unintended after having not seen a Showbiz song live since my first gig. The 2nd Law stadium stage was really impressive during stuff like Survival, Supremacy etc as well. Only problem was I was right at the front so the band more or less disappeared every time they used the walkway.

     

    9. Wembley 2010 (night 2)

     

    The crowd were really good and the set was probably the best on the whole Resistance tour (IMO). Felt like I just didn't know what was coming next. Also featured an (infamously?) talkative Matt.

     

    10. Glasgow 2015

     

    Seeing them in a small venue mostly playing stuff that was out when I was at school just took me back to the band I was originally into. I don't think I'd rocked out as hard since I was about 16 and I of course managed to pick up some real oldies. I think Matt posted on instagram that it was a sweaty gig and I can't disagree, I was completely soaked and knackered by the end.

  2. Okay, my 2016 update:

     

    Showbiz

     

    Sunburn x1

    Muscle Museum x1

    Unintended x1

    Uno x1

     

    Origin of Symmetry

     

    New Born x5

    Bliss x7

    Space Dementia x2

    Hyper Music x2

    Plug in Baby x9

    Citizen Erased x4

    Micro Cuts x2

    Screenager x1

    Darkshines x1

    Feeling Good x6

    Megalomania x1

     

    Absolution

     

    Apocalypse Please x1

    Time is Running Out x10

    Sing for Absolution x1

    Stockholm Syndrome x8

    Hysteria x7

    Blackout x2

    Butterflies & Hurricanes x2

    Endlessly x1

    Thoughts of a Dying Atheist x1

    Ruled by Secrecy x2

     

    Black Holes & Revelations

     

    Take a Bow x4

    Starlight x9

    Supermassive Black Hole x9

    Map of the Problematique x6

    Soldier's Poem x1

    Invincible x1

    Assassin x1

    Hoodoo x1

    Knights of Cydonia x9

     

    The Resistance

     

    Uprising x8

    Resistance x6

    Undisclosed Desires x5

    United States of Eurasia 3

    Guiding Light x3

    Unnatural Selection x2

    MK Ultra x1

    Exogenesis Part I x2

     

    The 2nd Law

     

    Supremacy x2

    Madness x3

    Panic Station x2

    Survival x2

    Follow Me x2

    Animals x3

    Explorers x1

    Liquid State x2

    Unsustainable x2

    Isolated System x4

     

    Drones

     

    Dead Inside x2

    Psycho x3

    Mercy x2

    Reapers x3

    The Handler x2

    The Globalist x2

     

    Non-album tracks

     

    Nishe x2

    Forced In x2

    Host x1

    Agitated x1

    Dead Star x1

    Dracula Mountain x1

  3. Just in, definitely thought the first night was better but being in the seating this time I could at least enjoy the light show more. The Glasgow jam was such a weird throwback because unless I'm mistaken it was literally the same one as in 2009, rather than Drones jam plus bagpipes. The absence of Madness was also quite odd, but I had thought it didn't get much of a response yesterday.

     

    The Handler & Take a Bow are my votes for best songs of the night again, definitely.

  4. Really happy with the gig last night, it was a great setlist and the crowd per pretty good where I was (round the back of the stage).

     

    I also didn't really notice Matt struggling with his vocals much (if at all) but I guess it's harder to tell when you're there. The highlights for me were definitely The Handler, The Globalist, Take a Bow & Citizen Erased.

  5. Do you even know what was actually said or are you just being an ass about it for the sake of it?

     

    Watched the video two seconds ago. I'm "being an ass" about it because I often think people on here lack a bit of perspective.

     

    I don't think "maybe later" was said. It was "next time we'll play it"

     

    No, he literally said "maybe we'll work it out for next time".

  6. Can doubt all you want, but I've never backed out on a commitment, no matter how superfluous, without consent from the party I committed to.

    Work or social.

    I keep my social circle small, and my mouth typically shut, so people don't take advantage, but it's something I take very seriously.

     

    What I'm saying is that I'm not certain that a mumbled "maybe later" when put on the spot counts as a commitment.

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