Muse - National Indoor Arena, Birmingham, UK (omsaps)
 
Album info
 
Recording Date  : 10-11-2009
     
Length  : 108:36
Format  : FLAC
Track List
 
01 We Are The Universe Intro 03:03
02 Uprising 05:17
03 Resistance 06:00
04 New Born 08:21
05 Map Of The Problematique 05:27
06 MK Ultra 04:15
07 Supermassive Black Hole 04:52
08 Hysteria 04:04
09 Nishe 01:39
10 United States Of Eurasia 03:57
11 Feeling Good 03:41
12 Guiding Light 04:45
13 Bass And Drum Jam 02:04
14 Undisclosed Desires 05:14
15 Starlight 04:11
16 Plug In Baby 04:19
17 Burning Bridges 00:44
18 Time Is Running Out 04:21
19 Unnatural Selection 07:06
20 Encore Break 03:33
21 Exegenesis Symphony Part 1 04:27
22 Stockholm Syndrome 08:32
23 Man With A Harmonica 02:04
24 Knights Of Cydonia 06:40

Notes
Recorded at the National Indoor Arena, Birmingham, UK. Very good audience recording.


From the info file:

*** Contrast Clause ***
This is an alternative audience recording to that posted by steve23yh
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=275806.
and this one posted by me
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=276105

Muse
National Indoor Arena
Birmingham
England
10th November 2009

Lineage: Sound Professionals Mics (model unknown)>Sound professionals Battery Box with bass roll-off (see notes)>Edirol R-09H>wav

Transfer: wav (supplied on data DVD) > Soundforge 8.0 (High Pass Filter, normalise, Fade-in/fade-out)>
CD Wave (Track splits)>FLAC

Tracklist:

01 We Are The Universe Intro
02 Uprising
03 Resistance
04 New Born
05 Map Of The Problematique
06 MK Ultra
07 Supermassive Black Hole
08 Hysteria
09 Nishe
10 United States Of Eurasia
11 Feeling Good
12 Guiding Light
13 Bass And Drum Jam
14 Undisclosed Desires
15 Starlight
16 Plug In Baby
17 Burning Bridges
18 Time Is Running Out
19 Unnatural Selection
20 Encore Break
21 Exegenesis Symphony Part 1
22 Stockholm Syndrome
23 Man With A Harmonica
24 Knights Of Cydonia

Notes:

Recording kindly provided by omsaps - cheers to him for taping this and posting it to me.
Omsaps and I both thought this was too bassy, which was a surprise as his Green Day recording from the other week
with the same rig didn't suffer from the problem. My suspiscion is that the battery box bass roll off either wasn't
on or malfunctioned in some way.

Anyway, whatever the cause, omsaps asked me to have a go at reducing the bass before I posted this and that I've done.
I tried 8 different HPF settings and settled on 150 Hz and -12dB/octave based purely on listening tests I and Azure_sea
in Australia performed on 8 versions of Starlight. Many thanks to Azure_sea for doing this for me - she provided detailed
notes on each sample which was far more than I could have expected when I randomly asked her if she would do this for me.
I'm sure this sounds better than the original unprocessed wave, but I'd be lying if I said I was an expert on EQing/HPF
etc - I've read all the theory, done frequency plots etc, but to be honest I struggled to differentiate between many of
the samples I tried. I know the roll off I've used is reasonbly severe, but its the one that sounded best to me and
Azure_sea, so thats what I went for. What I can say is that I've done the best that I could with my abilities and if
there are any mega Muse fans out there who want to use this for a Matrix and wants the unprocessed raw wave file or thinks
they can make it even better PM me and I'll send you a copy.

After all that guff, this is another excellent recording by omsaps with virtually no audience intervention - mega hats off
to him for sending this to me.

mp3 samples attached.