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LEEDS PHOTOS!Courtesy of Efestivals.co.uk & Virtualfestivals.co.uk. These images are not exclusive to Cydonia, but please have the courtesy to ask the management's permission before reproducing them on other forums/websites. Thank you!
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Helen
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Nice 
Cheers for posting them Steve.
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Ham of the Problematique
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MY GOD.
*Drools*
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wildflower
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 these are perfect steve, where did you find them
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At the websites mentioned in the 1st post, Cazzy 
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hystericali
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Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm yum. Thanks Steve.
Makes mine look pants in comparrison.
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Nah, Ali, they don't. Besides, these shots were taken by pro photographers, from great vantage points - and still they're far from perfect.
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wildflower
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D'oh, i just looked at the pretty pictures, didnt even see that you had written a message to go with them!! damn these blinkers ;-)
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Haha you're forgiven. The pretty pictures are very pretty.
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wildflower
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arent they though? i forgot my own name when looking at them ;-)
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From Virtualfestivals.co.uk:
If Artic Monkeys are about minimalism, Muse are all about sheer unadulterated flamboyance. Born to play shows of this magnitude, this weekend may well have turned up many contenders to their throne, but a fantastic showing - buoyed by some stunning pyrotechnics and moving video screens - illustrates that Muse are the true kings of British rock. Everything from new tracks taken from ‘Black Holes & Revelations’ to older numbers plucked from their debut go down a proverbial storm. However, the biggest ovations are reserved for classics ‘New Born’ and ‘Plug In Baby, as Muse provide one of the most dazzling headline slots that Reading Festival has seen in its recent history.
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aww that makes me so proud 
have you heard the full version of Easily? my very favourite new muse track, it really reminds me of OOS days!
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From XFM:
As Muse kick into the 7 minute freakout of 'Knights Of Cydonia' the heavens completely open and the Main Stage crowd settles in for an utter soaking. However it matters little: from the band's now-famous cover of Nina Simone's 'Feeling Good' (described by one Xfm staffer as a "religious experience") to 'Plug In Baby' to 'Starlight' every hit blows another part of Leeds into the stratosphere.
With an identical set to Reading the previous night (apart from the welcome addition of 'Citizen Erased'), the three piece finished with a version of 'Newborn' that threatened to melt the front row, while an encore of 'Time Is Running Out', 'Stockholm Syndrome' and 'Take A Bow' cemented Muse, once again, as quite possibly the best live band on the planet. Probably the world.
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did i mention how much i love xfm ?
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| Starfire wrote: | From XFM:
As Muse kick into the 7 minute freakout of 'Knights Of Cydonia' the heavens completely open and the Main Stage crowd settles in for an utter soaking. However it matters little: from the band's now-famous cover of Nina Simone's 'Feeling Good' (described by one Xfm staffer as a "religious experience") to 'Plug In Baby' to 'Starlight' every hit blows another part of Leeds into the stratosphere.
With an identical set to Reading the previous night (apart from the welcome addition of 'Citizen Erased'), the three piece finished with a version of 'Newborn' that threatened to melt the front row, while an encore of 'Time Is Running Out', 'Stockholm Syndrome' and 'Take A Bow' cemented Muse, once again, as quite possibly the best live band on the planet. Probably the world. |
oh reading all of this just makes me imagine being back at leeds. the rain was bad but it really didnt matter 1 single bit that night. :smt041
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