Awesome! Standing is the only way to go with Muse (not a bad band to lose your gig virginity to as well)!
If you see a ginger guy selling beer that night, tell him that Lloyd sends his regards.
Hehe, it was great fun. I'll do a kind of review, but it'll probably be a bit biased anyway.
So we didn't turn up as early as I'd hoped (at about 5:30pm) the doors had been open for a hour or so. What was slightly dissapointing was missing the White Rabbits, they were the only supporting band that were worth being interested in. Needless to say The Big Pink and Lily Allen were pretty dreadful/boring. Especially The Big Pink. Seriously, me and my mate were certain they were miming, we watched the drummer for quite some time and what she was playing didn't match to what we could hear. Lily Allen was boring, but that's probably because I don't like her, or her music and I was on tender hooks waiting for Muse to start after her. But other people seemed to like her.
At this point we had managed to work ourselves forward and were standing quite near the stage now. (The stage is essentially a T shape piece, with the straight long piece coming into the crowd like a walkway and we were near the security barrier at this walkway). I was actually really pleased that we had such a good view.
Muse came on at 8:45 and finished off at 11:00. They were perfect, I really enjoyed it. Sure, Saturday got a much, much better setlist but it allows me to be able to go to other Muse gigs in future and be able to hear songs I've not heard before. Which is good.
Here is the setlist:
Uprising
Supermassive Black Hole
New Born
Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever)
Butterflies & Hurricanes
Guiding Light
Interlude + Hysteria
Nishe
United States of Eurasia
I Belong To You
Feeling Good
MK Jam
Undisclosed Desires
Resistance
Starlight
Time is Running Out
Encore 1:
Soldiers Poem
Exogenesis Part 1: Overture
Stockholm Syndrome
Encore 2:
Take A Bow
Plug in Baby
Knights of Cydonia
So not a bad setlist, sure we missed out MOTP, CE, RBS, Bliss and MK Ultra (which Saturday got) but atleast it gives me something to look forward too next time.
I have complaints with the way the band performed or anything like that. The only issue was that the crowd immediately behind us were...idiots to put it politely they were moshing to every song and were well past having just a few drinks. They didn't seem like particularly big Muse fans and just wanted to hear a couple of tracks, but when people mosh to every song it doesn't give you a chance to breathe.
But as I said, I loved it. I really can't wait till next time (whenever that is). My favourite song of the night? It's a tough one to call, Butterflies & Hurricanes was really good, as was New Born, Stockholm, Take A Bow, Plug in Baby and Knights. Knight's was probably my favourite, there's a certain atmosphere which comes along with the song. That build up is superb, I won't ever forget it.
I got a couple of video's but they were shaky, mainly because I was having fun. Which..let's face it is the whole idea of the gig.
New Born
MK Jam
Undisclosed Desires
Plug in Baby
Knights of Cydonia
I did more, but I'm not going to share them all. But still, epic gig. I definitely want to go and see them more.
Kinda sad I'll never really see them play a set with songs mostly from the first three albums, but it was a brilliant gig and the crowd wasn't full of dicks. 
That's what happens when Ashlee Simpson directs your live performances.
This was, without question, hands down better than any show I've seen before, and that's definitely saying something. I liked their previous albums, especially Black Holes & Revelations, but The Resistance takes the cake. Seeing these guys live is an experience in itself. The lights, the lasers, the stage, the crowd...just singing Knights of Cydonia with twenty thousand other fans is reason enough to go. 
