Muse have announced plans to make a Nirvana inspired tour documentary.

 

The band, who have released various live DVDs throughout their career - including 2005's Absolution Tour and 2008's H.A.A.R.P. - have revealed they would like to make something a bit different, reports BBC 6 Music.

 

"We'd like to something a little bit more along the lines of a touring documentary as opposed to just a live gig this time," bassist Chris Wolstenholme told Australia's Triple J radio station.

 

"Something a little bit more like Nirvana's Live! Tonight! Sold Out! I think that was one of the best tour documentaries I've ever watched; just life on the road and what it's like, with obviously a bit of music here and there, and other loads of other random stuff as well." He added.

Found the link on nme.com, but according to the media list the last time Chris was talking on Triple J was in Sept...

 

Awesome news if it really happens!

(And that Triple J media archive is great :awesome:)

media list[/url] the last time Chris was talking on Triple J was in Sept...

 

Awesome news if it really happens!

(And that Triple J media archive is great :awesome:)

 

Chris was interviewed for Triple J on Friday at Big Day Out. :)

One of the other Aussies on the Muse Messageboard recorded the interview.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4B2MSBKI - It starts at around 9:50

Thank you!!! :kiss:

Meeting People Is Easy is the best tour documentary

ohh :dance: these are great news, thank you!!

Awesome, another Muse release is amazing to hear. The last really good doco I saw was Oasis' 'Lord Dont Slow Me Down', it followed their Dont Believe The Truth world tour.

The only good moments of music documentaries are the spontaneous ones, so planning to be like Nirvana sounds lame.