I hate writing news like this but it needs to be done…

Unfortunately I have come to the point where I can no longer fund MuseBootlegs from my pocket. I would like to thank all the donators that have given generously, you know who you are

Although we do recieve donations it is not often enough to make the site self sufficient.
The best idea I can think of is to raise the funds and pay for the tracker for a whole year in advance then there is nothing to worry about for 12 months! Otherwise the tracker will be gone.

All donations recieved this month have been paid straight off the server that holds all of the MuseBootlegs (we owed 3 months payment). The tracker’s payment was paid from my bank account yesterday.

In total the funds required comes to £347 (including this months bill). Payment will be made via PayPal to paul_nicko@hotmail.co.uk (ignore the donation bar, once the funds have been fulfilled it’ll be removed)

Donations recieved will inturn make the user a VIP/Donator for 12 months.

I haven’t been around much lately due to my ridicolously ever increasing work commitments but if we hit this target I promise to find the time to upload a hell of a lot more DVD’s along with more of the sexy MBDVD’s (which I’ve missed making!)

I’m so sorry I had to write this but I have no choice but to do this.

MuseBootlegs Tracker has been running for 2 Years and 7 Months now (how time flies!!!) lets hope we can ensure it will be online another year As for MuseBootlegs.com the domain has been around since 13th August 2007 WOW let’s keep our name going strong and continue to be the best source for all things MUSE!

Thanks to all the staff, uploaders, downloaders and even you leeches for making MuseBootlegs the site it is

I will keep everyone updated of the status in this forum topic: http://torrents.musebootlegs.com/tsf_forums/showthread.php?tid=947

Many Thanks and Kind Regards,
Paul

PS On any donations sent please PM me so I can update your account.

Date: June 9th 2007
Venue: Seaclose Park (Isle Of Wight Festival)
City: Isle Of Wight
Country: UK

Taper: Nours (Eric)

Lineage: ARTE HD > FreeBox HD v.5 > FileZilla FTP > .ts > tsMuxer > DVBPortal TSConverter > .ts

Rating:
Video: A+
Audio: A+

Setlist:
01 – Starlight
02 – Feeling Good

Tech notes:
Video: AVC/MPEG-4, 1440×1088i, 16:9
Audio: AAC, 48KHz, Stereo

Screenshots:

Notes:
- Source containing Feeling Good, which was until now unaired in HD
- Not reencoded
- Trimmed using tsMuxer and DVBPortal TSConverter

http://torrents.musebootlegs.com/details.php?id=548

Date: June 26th 2010
Venue: Worthy Farm (Glastonbury Festival)
City: Pilton
Country: United Kingdom

Taper: Mystery (TV broadcast) & crowbian (radio broacast)

Lineage:
Video: BBC2 > MPEG2-TS > AVS Video ReMaker > MPEG-PS > DVDLabPro2
Audio:
Channel 1 – stereo mp2
Channel 2 – demuxed 256kbps mp3 > TFM Audio Tool > 256kbps AC3 5.1 upmix

Radio: BBC6 iPlayer > ESI Maya 44 soundcard > SP-SPSC-2 cable > Sony PCM-M10 (@ 44.1/16) >
USB > HDD > Sound Forge 9.0 (normalize, fades) > CD Wave (track splits) > TLH (FLAC 6)
Channel 1 – FLAC6 > TFM Audio Tool > 384kbps AC3
Channel 2 – FLAC6 > TFM Audio Tool > 448kbps AC3 5.1 upmix

Rating:
Video: A+
Audio: A

Tracklist:
01. Uprising
02. Supermassive Black Hole
03. New Born
04. Map of the Problematique
05. Guiding Light
06. Citizen Erased
07. Nishe
08. United States Of Eurasia
09. Feeling Good
10. Undisclosed Desires
11. Resistance
12. Interlude + Hysteria
13. House of the Rising Sun instrumental + Time Is Running Out
14. Starlight
15. Stockholm Sydnrome
16. Where The Streets Have No Name (U2 cover, with The Edge)
17. Plug In Baby
18. Man With A Harmonica + Knights Of Cydonia

Bonus Footage:
Interview with The Edge (cuts in)**
Photo Gallery
Radio Broadcast with 5.1 upmix
- Tracklisting
01. (DJ intro)Uprising
02. Supermassive Black Hole
03. New Born
04. Map of the Problematique
05. Guding Light
06. Citizen Erased
07. Nishe
08. United States Of Eurasia (cuts – DJ outro)
09. (DJ intro) Where The Streets Have No Name (U2 cover, with The Edge)

Artwork:
Cover:

Label:

Screenshots:

Notes:
A massive thanks to the recording shared by inabsentia, as I had to use a mere number of frames from your recording to fix a single glitch in my own during Knights Of Cydonia.
Another massive thanks to crowbian for sharing the radio broadcast which has come in as a last minute addition to the disc when I decided to give the 5.1 upmix a try.
And one last massive thanks to Benit, for providing the amazing artwork, and the fantastic DVD menus which are what make this DVD so professional looking.
Apologies if the 5.1 upmix hasn’t come off quite right. The first time I’ve attempted it, but the software came recommended. I don’t have the equipment to test it myself either, just wanted to attempt something for you guys.
Thanks to Paul and Phil for letting me tackle this project! Hope everything’s come out good enough for our standards but, feel free to re-author anything that’s horribly wrong!!
** Interview cuts in but nothing was missed bar the introduction. All he said about playing with Muse is included.

Hope you all enjoy this DVD! I had fun putting it together.

2010-06-26 – Worthy Farm (Glastonbury Festival), Pilton, UK – PRO HD [1080i]

Date: 26th June 2010
Venue: Worthy Farm (Glastonbury Festival)
City: Pilton
Country: UK

Lineage: BBC HD > DVB-S2 > ? > .ts

Setlist:
1. Uprising
2. Supermassive Black Hole
3. New Born + School riff
4. Map of the Problematique + Who Knows Who riff
5. Guiding Light
6. Citizen Erased
7. Nishe
8. United States of Eurasia
9. Feeling Good
10. Undisclosed Desires
11. Resistance
12. Interlude + Hysteria + Back in Black outro
13. House of the Rising Sun intro + Time is Running Out + Power of Soul riff
14. Starlight
15. Stockholm Syndrome + Township Rebellion riff + Endless Nameless riff
Encore
16. Where the Streets Have No Name (feat. David “The Edge” Evans)
17. Plug In Baby
18. Man with a Harmonica intro + Knights of Cydonia
(source: http://www.musewiki.org/MuseWiki)

Length: 1h41m39s

Tech Notes:
Video: 1440×1080 16:9 DVB-S2 25fps 10.9Mbps H264
Audio: 48Khz 192Kb/s AC3 (2.0)

[u]Warning: H.264 Video. You will need a modern, fast computer and/or CoreAVC codecs to play this.[/u]

thanks to madonion007

PLEASE HELP SEEDING AFTER YOU FINISH DOWNLOADING AS THIS IS A HUGE FILE AND SOME PEOPLE WITH A SLOW CONNECTION WILL NEED MORE TIME TO COMPLETE THE DOWNLOAD. It seems like many people leave early (snatched 100 times and only 57 seeders).

MUSE frontman Matt Bellamy doesn’t care if people think his band’s involvement in the Twilight films is uncool.
The 31-year old singer and guitarist admits to being a massive fan of the vampire movie franchise.
So it’s no wonder Muse have had a song in each of the three movies. Or that they want to continue this run in next year’s Breaking Dawn film and the rumoured second part of the final Stephenie Meyer novel in 2012.

Matt shrugged: “Of course it doesn’t matter we have gained fans because of Twilight and that might seem to be uncool. That doesn’t bother me at all.
“As a band you are represented everywhere. We also have a gig for Guitar Hero, of all things.
“Muse as a video game – that’s something, right?”
In the original Twilight film, the trio’s song Supermassive Black Hole was used, while on New Moon they had I Belong To You (New Moon Remix) on the soundtrack. In upcoming third movie Eclipse, the band have Neutron Star Collision (Love is Forever).
Matt added: “It’s great to be involved and it’s so much fun. I like the movies a lot. They’re really good and we hope to continue with this and do another song.”

Being such a big fan it’s surprising Matt hasn’t met Robert Pattinson, who plays vampire Edward, alongside Kristen Stewart as Bella in the franchise.
He said: “I haven’t met him yet, but we have a meeting scheduled. I am looking forward to it already. It’s so nice that Robert and I both come from England. We will understand each other and have common ground.”
The band’s latest Twilight track reached No.11 in the charts last month and was the lead song from The Twilight Saga: Eclipse film soundtrack, which is out on Monday.

It also features Florence and The Machine’s Heavy In Your Arms, The Dead Weather’s Rolling In On A Burning Tire and Vampire Weekend’s Jonathan Low. Eclipse is in cinemas from Friday, July 9, so Matt will miss it – the band are headlining T in the Park that day.
And the Muse trio – Matt, drummer Dominic Howard and bass player Christopher Wolstenholme – could well do their own eclipsing over fellow headliners Eminem (who plays Saturday night) and Kasabian (who play Sunday’s closing night).
It is hoped Muse will bring some of their new touring set which includes a chrome UFO, an all-seeing eye and a futuristic pyramid-shaped office building for their T spot. The Balado festival takes place from July 9-11.
They last played T in 2004, headlining the NME Stage and the band are ready to show Scots fans what they have been missing, especially Matt’s amazing showmanship.

Where on earth does he get his energy from?
Matt laughed: “It has a lot to do with being nervous. Before every performance I always cheat a bit and look through a curtain at the fans out there.
“They can’t see me, but I can see them. This gives you an adrenaline rush. It’s nuts.”
Now in Europe and playing Germany tomorrow, Muse have done what few British bands have been able to do – crack America.
They are filling stadiums in the USA as well as Europe. Last year’s fifth album, The Resistance, was No.1 across the globe, from Britain and Germany to Australia and Italy, and peaked at No.3 in America.
Matt admits the band still can’t quite believe that 10 years after their debut album Showbiz, they are now rock giants and seen as one of the best live acts in the world.
Matt said: “It’s unbelievable, I have to pinch myself every day.
“Our tour in America was incredibly successful. We played to a crowd of 20,000 people. It added to the success we already had in Europe. It was a huge celebration for us.”
This is because not every British band is successful in America. For every Muse, Coldplay and Dido who make it, there’s an Oasis or Robbie Williams who fail to crack the US.
Matt sees the band’s early days when they had to play half-empty halls, as an important learning curve. He said: “I think for any band it’s important. You can only really discover what’s in you when you experience the really painful defeats.”
Since the trio got together in Teignmouth, Devon, back in 1994, they have battled the music industry at almost every turn.
Their progressive rock sound, almost classical in its complexity, their love of sci-fi and conspiracy theories, and Matt’s vocal acrobatics, saw them having to go to America initially to get signed.
They threatened to sue Celine Dion in 2002 when she planned to name her Las Vegas show “Muse,” despite the band owning the worldwide performing rights to the name.
Matt later said he didn’t want people thinking Muse were Dion’s backing band and the singer dropped the name.
Then tragedy struck after a triumphant gig at Glastonbury in 2004, which the band described as “the best gig of our lives”. Drummer Dominic’s father, who was at the festival to watch them, died from a heart attack shortly after their performance.
But the band didn’t give up and came back with their stunning fourth album in 2006, Black Holes and Revelations, which included the epic singles Starlight, Knights of Cydonia and Map of the Problematique.
Matt said: “I would say to the band, ‘Carry on, never give up.’ But you need a little bit of luck, too.
“People need to hear the music but it’s very important for me and my band that we remain constant and that we have always believed in what we do.
“Ultimately, I would say to anyone who’s in that position, remember your music is important.”
Drummer Dominic and Matt look so alike they could be taken for brothers, but the band are all just good friends who keep each other going.
Matt added: “We all get along, but we also argue. We’re almost like brothers. We have known each other for ages.”
Matt has some advice for young musicians waiting for their big break. He said: “Perseverance is needed, above all else. Show yourselves and play everywhere you can. Early in my career I was playing in the street for a couple of pounds as a busker, but I was still playing my music. You have to love what you do.”
Matt was born to be a musician. His father George was rhythm guitarist in the 1960s pop group The Tornados. They were the first British band to have a No.1 in America, with Telstar.
With that kind of pedigree, Matt never had a Plan B. He started playing piano at age six and the guitar when he was 14.
He said: “I knew by the age of 10, I wanted to be a musician. That has not changed.”
To relax, Matt, who lives in Lake Como, Italy, goes horse-riding and diving. He split up with his Italian girlfriend last year and has been linked to Lily Allen.
But he won’t be tuning in to see who wins tomorrow’s Britain’s Got Talent final.
He says: “I don’t really like these kind of shows. No real artists are made from them, just karaoke singers.
“They’re also a bit like trained puppets.
“That doesn’t hold any interest for me at all.”

One of the most long awaited festivals of the year will start rolling in in the next couple of days. Starting on Wednesday the 23rd of June and finishing epicly on Sunday 27th, Glastonbury is one of the most famous British festivals.

Muse will be playing on the last evening, closing the festival’s before-last night.

It appears on the BBC’s website that the band’s performance will be broadcast. On Saturday June 26th, as part of a Glastonbury mix, starting at 10.30pm on BBC 2 and at 11.45pm on BBC HD.

So if you’re able, please record the show (both HD and SD) and let us know if you managed to get anything. It’ll be very much appreciated by the members and myself. If not, tune in and enjoy the show.

Before seriously hitting it off on Saturday night for the epic second evening of the Stade de France gigs in Paris, I thought I’d post a couple of scans from various articles that have been printed in two French magazines.
These are provided by our fantastic maggieland and will hopefully get a full translation down the line. Now’s the time to work on that French!

The first is from Rock & Folk; it’s a 10-year retrospective of their career from Devon to filling stadiums.

The second is from Guitare Extreme with an article entitled “Matthew Bellamy: Guitar Hero of the 21st Century”.

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Thanks to our awesome member, entheogen, it’s been brought to our attention that Muse might get webcast on MTV’s Center Stage Livestream.

As it’s beeing webcast live, you just need to go to this page to watch the stream live.

Both the MuseBootlegs team and members will stay on top of this to bring you some sort of recording of the show (that’s if Muse let MTV show us anything…).

A new page has popped up on muse.mu regarding an Augmented Reality 2010 Tour Programme. I think this might be a 3D tour filled with pictures and videos down a timeline.
One can only wonder what Muse have planned!

MUSE 2010 TOUR PROGRAMME // AUGMENTED REALITY

We will announce its arrival here on muse.mu as soon as it’s ready.

A video has also popped up on YouTube which was supposedly filmed by two Italian Muse fans breaching the security at Milton Keynes.

I personally believe this to be a staged stunt, launched at the same time as the pictures on the official website, with

Video and picture after the jump.