Muse V Wembley

[JamesMFan]

And fall to their deaths? Radical, man!

Good tip, I'll do that I might have to leave early to be able to get home though

[z]

youd get excellent mileage out of being there for the most remarkable deaths in rock history


i found myself watching the big screens when similarly far away there then realised even though they were specks in the distance , i still had to see them

they should give out copies of the setlist so you know when to rush out , or should do theiir good songs in the first hour

[JamesMFan]

"I still remember, 20 years ago, when I saw Matthew Bellamy plummet to his death while screaching 'Our time is running out'. Ironic, I think you'll agree..."


A set list would be good. I've been reading some message boards and people are talking about songs I've never heard of. I'm such a newbie, oh WELL. This is going to go on forever - it starts at 4 and goes on till possibly 10 but the doors open at 2.15. Jesus.

[z]

if they were the showmen theyre reputed tobe theyd jump off ! or id settle for them bungeeing off

oh no 'live faveourites' the ones only the snobs care about i think if the whole world is watching theyll be pretty keen to do a nonstop hit marathon .
thank god youve got a seat the betweeen band bits are tediously long .

[JamesMFan]

Maybe they'd be singing Absolution in their Astronaut outfits and jump off in an ill-fated stunt.

I'll just pretend to sing along like football players when the national anthem comes on. I do like a nice seat.

[z]

i want to see someone use the arch for a hang gliding stunt

ive known both sides of that coin when i saw Morrissey he did alot of solo material i didnt know and i was pretending to know and love it all but when i saw the lemonheads i knew i was surrounded by casual fans so i would cheer extra loud and sing every word for the more obscure ones

[JamesMFan]

I'm thinking someone like Prince

I knew most of the words for Fall Out Boy's songs but you could have just been screaming "YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!" all the time too, and not been shunned

[z]

his band would start a song then he'd glide from the other end of the stadium (with purple symbol guitar tucked under his arm ) land and immediately launch into a trademark guitar solo

i wonder if they moan about that or happily count the cash instead

[JamesMFan]

I love Prince. I don't know why.

Well, they didn't seem too bothered that night about anything. So I guess they just like cash. And who can blame them? I like cash.

[z]

ive tried to over the years due to the guitar heroics/hair/beard/lifestory but can never warm to the songs , what a drag

i think when a band is big in america before the uk theyre never that arsed about here but most of the good ones get their big break here and are forever greatful

[JamesMFan]

IT WAS BRILLIANT. I just wish I was closer but STILLLLLLLL.

A lot of people booed My Chemical Romance though

I took so many videos it was a bit ridiculous

[z]

wahey did you stay till the end ?

bloody sheep i think they revel in heir ''people love us or hate us '' status though

the momentous gig captured for posterity

[JamesMFan]

I did, as they were striking the last chord of "Take A Bow" I violently shoved my friend into the aisle and we ran, ran like the wind!

And still missed the last train.

[z]

you knew thered be no more encores

was the day saved ?

[JamesMFan]

I knew. We came pelting out of the stadium with about 1000 people emerging behind us and around. It was quite surreal.

I got home about 2.15am after a long journey back having to getting stuck in a tube tunnel for about half an hour, thus missing my train, then having to get a train back to a place that was vaguely near where I live, then having to run to get a bus, then getting chatted up by a drunk guy who looked like the singer of The Fray as my friend laughed and laughed.

The journey back home could make a novel in itself, I've left out many things