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So, i finally saw their set...i can breathe now. Their performance proved why i love them. It's so obvious that they have so much respect for Richard Ashcroft...they played Bittersweet Symphony as if it were their own. they loved playing that song and sharing the stage with Richard. Did anyone notice how Guy was singing along and playing so passionately? Usually, when a band gets huge, they feel that no other band is like them. They get too cocky, but not with coldplay. at least, not yet and hopefully never.

I love this site for so many reasons.. and the forums for manyh othe reasons... But one of my favorite is being able to watch what's going on and discuss it at the same time with other crazys like myself... So, is anyone else watching live coverage right now? (with Coldplay due to appear in 25 minutes)

I decided to ride my bike by the art museum and check things out and there he was. I wanted to yell out "SMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTH!!!!" but I'm not a big enough jerk.

http://www.live8live.com/list/ Have you signed your name on the make poverty history list yet? If not PLEASE do every name puts preassure on the G8 and get's things a little further. They DON'T want your money - they want you. Spread the word. Many thanks x

It was played by Craig David at Live 8 Paris, it was an acoustic version, not bad at all

Apparently no act will do more than 4 songs. Here's my guess:- What If Bittersweet Symphony (With Richard Ashcroft) Clocks Fix You What does everyone else reckon it'll be?

On July 2, 2005, 100 artists, a million spectators and 2 billion viewers will gather at Live 8 to spread one message - put an end to poverty. Get more information, add your name to the global petition and watch the shows live on the web below: http://music.channel.aol.com/live_8_concert/home AOL will be the only place to find the webcast for this event. All of the concerts will be archived on the site for a period of time after Saturday, as well.

HOW CAN I DOWNLOAD IT?

Tonights finally?? what have you heard? XxX h

what do you think oasis next single will be i really hope its "PART OF THE QUE" thats my fav song on the album look at the poll and select yours

do you think that the whole live 8 will be upload???? because here in mexico we are not able to watch the show and only one radio station is broadcasting, the problem is that AOL is not working for me, what do you think???

wow U2 was great

"I have been informed, how reliably only time will tell, that this is the intended set list for tomorrow's Live 8 concert from Hyde Park. From approx 2pm 1. Paul McCartney/U2 - Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 2. U2 - One 3. Coldplay (introduced by Bono) - In My Place; Fix You; Bitter Sweet Symphony (duet with Richard Ashcroft) 4. Elton John (introduced by Little Britain's Matt Lucas and David Walliams) - Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting; Children of the Revolution (duet with Pete Doherty) 5. Dido - Life For Rent; White Flag; Thank You 6. Stereophonics - songs TBC 7. REM - The One I Love; Losing My Religion; Imitation Of Life; Everybody Hurts…

Line-Up Berlin, Siegessäule (14:00 - 20:00 ) 14:00 - 14:03 Opening Statement 14:03 - 14:18 Die Toten Hosen 14:23 - 14:33 Wir Sind Helden 14:38 - 14:53 Söhne Mannheims 14:57 - 15:00 Einblendung Spot "From Live Aid to Life 8" 15:00 - 15:05 Einblendung Bono/McCartney "Seargent Pepper" 15:06 - 15:09 Katherine Jenkins 15:15 - 15:25 Bap 15:30 - 15:40 Audioslave 15:45 - 16:00 Green Day 16:05 - 16:15 Juli 16:20 - 16:30 Silbermond 16:35 - 16:45 Chris de Burgh 16:50 - 17:00 Crosby Stills & Nash 17:05 - 17:20 Brian Wilson 17:25 - 17:35 Sasha 17:40 - 17:55 A-HA 18:00 - 18:05 Einblendung "Deine Stimme gegen Armut" C. Schiffer 18:10 - 18:15 …

Yeah, so I was hanging out at a friend's place in North Philly, and she drove me back to my place (because I was feeling too lazy for public transit) and we went by the place where Live 8 is being held and there's already several hundred people out in front of the art museum for the show. The road that goes in front of it isn't closed off yet so we actually drove within about 30 feet of the stage, which is probably as close as we're going to get. :rolleyes: Anyway... people are nuts because it's still two days away (ok... one and a half). And who's worth wasting three days to see up close in our lineup?

Twenty years after rocker-turned-aid impresario Bob Geldof ushered in an age of pop star social activism, no band embodies the renewed spirit of playing music for a cause better than rock sensation Coldplay. The top-of-the-charts British band will headline the Live8 concert organised by Geldof in London Saturday, the flagship event of an eight-city musical extravaganza designed to pressure world leaders meeting in Scotland next week to eradicate poverty in Africa. The concert is being billed as the biggest musical event in history, and is expected to draw a worldwide live audience of up to a million, with hundreds of millions more watching and listening via televisi…

i was wondering if the aid money they will get from the viewers will go to waste cause just weeks ago the politicians anounce that two thirds of the tsunami money was spent on preperations and stuff which is a total rip off that really made me sad to hear...will this happen again with live 8??

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I am - I was lucky enough to win a pair of tickets! :cool: :cool: Anyone else going?

For those who wish to get further involved in the Live 8 / Make Poverty History campaign this weekend please read the following text and instructions. If not, thanks for reading anyway :) [thanks Alex - Wanganui, NZ]

is tomorrow, i'm waking up at 8:30am to put on my tele and watch coverage of the british live 8 concert :) better be good. for canadians going to watch it on tv, like myself click http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/show/CTVShows/1120142665983_115548205 which has a pretty good listing of the days events.

Anybody else a fan of the Zombies? Odessey and Oracle is one of the BEST ALBUMS EVER. Seriously. Even if its title is misspelled. And here's where I say that this thread will probably get no replies, just so two or three people will reply to spite me. :P

Coldplay are planning a duet with Richard Ashcroft at Live 8, it has been reported. The ex-The Verve singer has recently supported Coldplay on a handful of dates on their European tour, and the two have come up with the idea of performing The Verve’s 1997 classic 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' together, according to The Sun newspaper. Coldplay are set to perform at the London Hyde Park date of Live 8 this Saturday (July 2). http://www.coldplaying.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=716

Anything by Chas 'n' Dave!! :P