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Hello, I'm a really big Killers fan and saw that you were at one of their shows during 2005 in the beginning of the year. The setlist is incomplete but it says Where is She? (Soft Surrender) was played and one other song titled (unknown) but below it says Sweet Touch. Do you remember what song this was or if this is Sweet Talk? Thank you!
"because you're too much of an idiot to notice that no real setlist from Rock Star Supernova even exists from before 2007"
I realise this.
"Would you rather I had wasted time requesting each individual delete, or done what I could to move them to a place that no one would ever even see?"
Yes.
"Delete all the Rock Star Supernova sets excluding 2007 setlists"
Already done by the time you posted to my user page.
"You're basically telling me that I should have let them sit and rot under the original bands they were labeled under even though none of these gigs ever took place or could ever be proved to have taken place."
See above.
"Next time you have a problem, just deal with it"
I did deal with it.
"instead of bitching to someone involved"
Just pointing out that your foolish behaviour does not go unnoticed, and telling you the correct way to deal with such matters in the future.
For starters asshole, do not leave insulting messages on my wall because you're too much of an idiot to notice that no real setlist from Rock Star Supernova even exists from before 2007 because they're all fake setlists. Would you rather I had wasted time requesting each individual delete, or done what I could to move them to a place that no one would ever even see? It's not my fault that people had claimed they were at concerts that never existed.
Calling me an idiot, a problem, and a quality diluter proves that you're just a bitter person because you have nothing better to do with your life except edit setlists on a site. Delete all the Rock Star Supernova sets excluding 2007 setlists, I deliberately never redirected them to a 2007-year setlist. You're basically telling me that I should have let them sit and rot under the original bands they were labeled under even though none of these gigs ever took place or could ever be proved to have taken place. Next time you have a problem, just deal with it instead of bitching to someone involved in it over two years ago.
This link won't work once I redirect to the "real gig", but when you incorrectly changed the date and artist of this setlist, you made it so that three users' personal statistics state that they saw Rock Star Supernova in 1993 (completely fake), rather than The Strokes in 2014 (on the wrong date, easily spotted and fixed).
I know these stupid edits (that I've spotted today) were done two years ago - I hope you've sorted your methods on this website out since.
13 Mar 2015, 21:55
"Not a real gig, dumping it at a band no one gives a shit about"
12 May 2015, 04:47
"If this is a duplicate set, let's move it to some band that no one cars about. I mean we can't delete it"
It's idiot comments and attitudes like this that are the problem.
Why did you edit the artist of a bunch of incorrect Muse setlists to Rock Star Supernova? Now I must go through the RSS setlists one by one and delete the incorrect ones.
Next time, report bad setlists in this forum topic, rather than diluting the quality of the database.
https://www.setlist.fm/forum/setlistfm/website-support/duplicate-setlist-delete-setlist-13d6bd09
Hi,
Sorry for the delay in responding to your question regarding Muse at Brixton in October 1999, it’s very tough to remember what they played, you have to remember Showbiz had just been released not many people knew them & it was around September in England were getting airplay on the radio & Muscle Museum & Sunburn were becoming very popular, people who knew music were making sure though they caught Muse during their support slots & I was told by a group of guys to see them, I remember around September 1st getting into them.
In less than 6 months Muse were developing a good fan base the rest they say in history, sadly I can’t stomach them now, they’ve been poor since the 4th LP with the exception of 4/5 songs if that, they are more like a college band & their gigs are like a ‘Show’ then a gig, they are huge but it doesn’t mean they are good or their music is. The 3rd LP is very good but it started a new wave of fans, particularly thanks to MTV playing TIRO about 34 times in an hr, this gave them more international acclaim.
Yes, I was at the popscene show in SF on 7/29/99. I found a copy of the set list in my belongings and looked online to see if there was any documentation anywhere and there didn't seem to be, so I decided to upload it.
I totally agree to collaborate with you in uploading audios and bootlegs ... I don't know if you know that I have an extensive website with more than 600 concerts (many from 1999-2007 as you wanted). But many links of the bootlegs I've uploaded MEGA not work anymore. I will upload them back, but it take time to do, if I can help with anything on MuseWiki, you just tell me. Sorry for my poor English, maybe I did not quite understand your idea, but I'll do what I can.
The website in question is; https://sites.google.com/site/allmuselives/home .
Also I have a Muse-twitter account (@MuseGig) if you want to help too, and a personal account (@HaritzErased)
In response to your message about Muse at the Evelyn in Melbourne in March 2000. I can't remember what they played for definite but I know for a fact that they played the b-side to Muscle Museum which I remember being called Pink but having subsequently looked it up found it to be called Pink Ego Box.
Hey, you asked me about the setlist at Quart Festival in 2000. I'm pretty sure they did most of the regular songs at that time, but I don't have a full setlist unfortunately. These were played in Oslo the same year, and some new tracks that weren't named at the time I think: Uno, Sunburn, Sober, Hate This & I'll Love You, Unintended, Muscle Museum, Cave, Fillip and Showbiz.
Sorry dude, I only know I saw Muse at that gig because I went to see Feeder; it wasn't until I saw it on here that I even realised it was Muse supporting them! Tried and tried to remember it but I couldn't tell you a single thing about it. I wish I could!
Hello! I'm really sorry, I don't remember too much about the 2000 Perth show. I was only really a casual fan at the time.
I do remember that the first maybe half of the show was acoustic, and Muscle Museum was done in that set. Then between the acoustic and 'electric' set they played the Tom Wait's track 'What's he Building' while they changed gear over. And it felt like Matt spent a lot of time at the piano towards the end... I remember that because we were left of stage and couldn't really see him.
But as far as tracks go, I can't really remember much I'm afraid. Sorry!
hello there! i edited the setlist as good as i could from memory. i just realized it's 16 years since that night. that's quite simply insane :) http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/muse/2000/columbiahalle-berlin-germany-bde010a.html
Hi GameGear360,
To be honest with you I can't remember a great deal about the concert aside from the fact Soulwax supported and by the end of the gig sweat was running down the walls! I believe Muse came on stage a little late as they'd been recording Top of the Pops in London. The set-list would have been pretty exclusively stuff featured on 'Showbiz' (so I imagine they played all of the singles e.g. Cave, Uno, Sunburn etc.). Hope this helps a little :)
Hi, thanks for getting in touch regarding the Muse show in Manchester back in '99. I'm certain 'Uno' and 'Muscle Museum' were played as those were the only tracks I was familiar with at the time thanks to the airplay they'd had on the BBC's 'Evening Session' radio show - the whole tour was packaged together by that show and they were supporting 3 Colours Red who were one of my favourite bands back then. Muse were given a 30min set and I seem to recall them actually playing less than that - maybe only 5 or 6 songs in total? Other than that I'm afraid I wasn't familiar enough with them prior to the release of 'Showbiz' and can't really remember what else they might have played. I think 'Cave' might have been one of them as I remember recognising it from their live set when I first heard it on the radio later on.
The show I'm refering to is the first time they played Where is She, In Glasgow at a certain academy. I also take the time to look for Pre Hot Fuss songs and a bunch of other of their unreleased songs, I've actually been pretty succesful in it. I know it's not Sweet Talk because that was made during the Sam's Town sessions (2006). But the word Sweet made me think it was a possibility. I'm still thinking it's Sweet Talk because Where is She and The Stereo of Lies were recorded live a bunch of times, I doubt that this song would've been ignored. I've also been deicated to finding unreleased killers demos and I doubt something like this could've slipped under my radar. Only thing that's messing up with my theory is the year it was played.