Last night I was part of a world wide music spectacle. One of my favorite bands had made an unique setting in cinemas across the globe. This event was happening ONLY yesterday, and was giving people who were not able to go to a live show a nice option to still experience their show
Nice crappy image of the billboard right ;)
Muse
Damn I love this band! Its been a while since I saw a show from their last tour (that has to be more than 5 years ago at least) and I didnt see their 'Drones' tour because bands like this dont drop by on small Caribbean islands ;)
Thats maybe why I was so excited to see a while back that they were doing a cinema tour.
## Concept
Super easy. In cinemas all across the world they will have 1 cinema reserved to play this show, and only in Pathe cinemas. Here in Switserland I had like 8 options to go to. Holland also had 12 or so as well. Dont you think that is cool? All seeing the same show at the same time world wide
It reminders me of a saying my friend say once
> When we both look at the moon from a different part of the world, we will be so close to each other, Because we are looking both at the same moon at the same time
The main reason that I went
Is that I really like their music! It is often described as super-over-the top and bombastic and that is why it sounds so good live. You really need to listen it with the speakers full open, thats when it sounds at its best! And where better to have super loud sound than in a cinema.
But this also exactly what made this experience kind of weird. I was by myself in a cinema with music that I like most. But what you normally would do when you attend a show is nod your head, sing along, make smiling faces and so on.
Nothing of this happens in a cinema
Big decors and lights everywhere though!
You just sit and watch and enjoy. And that while the show was super good and you really would want to jump along. Muse is always kinds of weird with experimental songs and even those came out good in a stadium and with fake spaceships frlying over and so.
As I saw on the screen of course ;)
Because again, it was a recording of a live show. Adding up all the pro's and con's I am still happy that I went. Matthew Bellamy's voice was the bomb and the bass guitas of Christopher Wolstenholme never gets old. I am so super impressed how they can create such a full sound on stage with just a three man band. Yes, they are only with three. In some songs they have an extra dude playing, but in general it is just three people on stage playing everything live.
I was impressed again, even though it was not live
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