Interpol rival Muse at Lollapalooza
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Interpol managed to maintain much of the crowd at Lollapalooza last night, as Muse played at exactly the same time at a stage across Grant Park.
In contrast to Muse’s giant theatrical emotional rock at the AT & T stage, Interpol’s set was a simple affair, with very little audience interaction or between-song banter.
Making their way though a set that included ‘Stella Was A Diver And She Was Always Down’, ’Evil’ , ‘Not Even Jail’ and ‘Slow Hands’ the band also played material from their new album ‘Our Love To Admire’ including ‘The Heinrich Manouver’, ‘No I In Threesome’ and ‘Rest My Chemistry’.
Check back to NME.COM later today for all the latest news and gossip from Day Three of Lollapalooza 2007.
In contrast to Muse’s giant theatrical emotional rock at the AT & T stage, Interpol’s set was a simple affair, with very little audience interaction or between-song banter.
Making their way though a set that included ‘Stella Was A Diver And She Was Always Down’, ’Evil’ , ‘Not Even Jail’ and ‘Slow Hands’ the band also played material from their new album ‘Our Love To Admire’ including ‘The Heinrich Manouver’, ‘No I In Threesome’ and ‘Rest My Chemistry’.
Check back to NME.COM later today for all the latest news and gossip from Day Three of Lollapalooza 2007.
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