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January 17th 2010   PARKLANDS GOLD COAST, southport, qld, australia

Big Day Out 2010

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CA-14 > CA ST-9100 w/Bass Rolloff at 80hz > iRiver iHP-120 w/Rockbox installed > Sony Sound Forge 8 (Raised Volume +10dB, Fade In/Out, Splits) > FLAC Frontend (Level 8) > FLAC

Recorded by Chris Jacques (SeanceMascara)

Audio:

Quality: A

Duration: 76min 30sec

Setlist:

01. Uprising
02. Supermassive Black Hole
03. Stockholm Syndrome
04. Undisclosed Desires
05. Hysteria
06. Nishe
07. United States of Eurasia
08. Feeling Good
09. Helsinki Jam
10. Resistance
11. Starlight
12. Time Is Running Out
13. Unnatural Selection
14. Plug In Baby
15. Knights of Cydonia

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Muse
Big Day Out
Parklands
Gold Coast, Australia
January 17th, 2010

Recorded by Chris Jacques (SeanceMascara)
http://fanmaderecordings.blogspot.com/

http://fanmaderecordings.blogspot.com/2010/02/gold-coast-big-day-out-parklands-2010.html:

Muse

I hadn't really bothered to listen to Muse's new album since the last time I saw them I left a little disappointed. I picked up The Resistance about a month ago and it sounded exactly as I thought it would. It's a great album: but it doesn't hold a candle to their earlier work. It does have some amazing songs on it though.

Anyway, Muse played a great set. Filled with their little riffs and jams. The setlist is pretty Resistance heavy but they are touring that album. The lack of New Born was a complete surprise. Was one of the tracks I'd thought was a staple song for their sets. I missed the Plug In Baby balloons :( those things were fun.

The crowd around me were pretty cool for the most part. Although some of them should learn to keep a beat or to refrain from clapping along to songs. The sound on the recording came out good too. For some reason Muse were louder than every other band I saw on the day.