Absolution Tour

Release details

Artist Muse

Title Absolution Tour

Release type Live release

Date of release 12th December 2005

Highest chart position Information not found

Record label Warner Music Vision

Catalogue number 5101118972

Producer Thomas Kirk

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Absolution Tour Tracklisting

1. Hysteria
2. New Born
3. Sing for Absolution
4. Muscle Museum
5. Apocalypse Please
6. Ruled by Secrecy
7. Sunburn
8. Butterflies and Hurricanes
9. Bliss
10. Time Is Running Out
11. Plug in Baby
12. Blackout
13. Fury
14. The Small Print
15. Stockholm Syndrome
16. The Groove in the States
17. Thoughts of a Dying Atheist
18. Endlessly

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Reviews

Dr Bellamy!

There little to fault with the production here - BBC produced and recorded Glasto performance - top notch

The band are on fine form - recent converts; don't be afraid - this is an equal t... Read full review »

Awesome

Fantastic band. Great DVD almost gets you close to the performance but just not qu... Read full review »

Yayyyy!!! :)

Personally, i thought his dvd was amazing. First of all it had all my favourite songs played brilliantly. But secondly as i didnt go to Glastonbury when... Read full review »

Worth buying if you're more than a casual fan

It's difficult to imagine a better Muse DVD than 2003's Hullabaloo, but this is well worth buying if you're more than a casual fan of the band.

Instead of concentrating on a single show, it offers not only the band's 2004 Glastonbury set but also several performances from Earl's Court in 2004 and - hidden away as an Easter Egg - Wembley Arena in 2003. All of them show the band in full flood. There's always been something demented about Muse; in many ways they're the 21st century's ELP, capable of tasteless overkill as much as sweeping romance.

Frontman Matt Bellamy's energy seems inexhaustible. At Glastonbury, he whirls like a dervish, his mad-scientist white labcoat flapping around his legs as he races from guitar to keyboards; his command of two of the UK's most venerable indoor arenas is effortless and undeniable. In Dominic Howard, Muse have one of the best drummers in rock, and the sudden death of his father (to whom this DVD is dedicated) just after watching the Glastonbury show was a tragic postscript to a great year for the band.
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Not perfect, but don't forget the redeeming qualities

There has been said a lot about this below, so I will not waste too much breathe on mentioning the absurdity that was removing Citizen Erased and Stockholm Syndrome - arguably the bands best track ever and the best from the recent album, respectively - from the Glastonbury part of the DVD. One can only ask: WTF?

Personally, there are other things that puzzle me also: I know the band recorded and filmed their double performance in Earl's Court, december 2004 - some of the footage made it to this DVD. The interesting thing is, that listening to the Earl's Court show of the 19th, which was broadcasted on BBC, I find that EC was actually a much better performance than Glastonbury. Of course, tastes differ, but to me Glastonbury was just a very even Muse performance (which still means outstanding), whereas Earl's Court had a number of tracks standing out as far superior - not least an absolutely mind-blowing version of Butterflies and Hurricanes. Furthermore, Earls Court had a much longer said including several interesting cuts like TSP, Microcuts and Deadstar, fan favorites and not that commonly heard (the former did show up among the DVD ex... Read full review »

Lyrics

You can get the lyrics to the songs on Absolution Tour from the Bands Only Muse lyrics section.