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Small Reminders/Updates & The Coldplay Messenger (feat. Roadie #42!)

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I still think that Roadie 42 is the brother of Chris, ( he called Al?) , He is boy and from out of London,

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I still think that Roadie 42 is the brother of Chris, ( he called Al?) , He is boy and from out of London,

No, it's definitely Miller.

Are they gonna wear bee costumes?Cause Will is a bee costume would be :lol:

 

^^they live near the Bakery, according to Chris

 

 

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OHMYGOD that me made me excited all over again! :dance: And they always have so kinky names for their studios, tehe :awesome:

So good to have a new blog and to know the guys are back in the studio !

 

They're already giving us clues to its whereabouts. :sneaky: :P

Oh yes ! We WILL find soon :wacky:

Oh yes ! We WILL find soon :wacky:

+1 the coldplayers will become...

 

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ohhh new blog it's awesome :D

 

can't wait for blogs from Latin America though :bomb:

The Beehive :heart:

I love it already :laugh3:

@Lore

Me neither! :bomb:

 

Hehehe, the skanky looking beehive :lol:

I was so excited to read that they are busy in the studio and are busting at the seams with new, "bright" ideas!!!

I was so excited to read that they are busy in the studio and are busting at the seams with new, "bright" ideas!!!

 

Full of new ideas buzzing around...

Haha, I love how Chris just writes his ideas literally all over the place.

 

This is all just too exciting. :dance: I really can't wait for what's in store the next few years.

And huzzah for another blog from Roadie #42. :D It's great to see an update.

I was really happy when I found out that there was a new blog !: :cheesy:

The Beehive FTW!

i find it quite amusing that they decided to call it the bee hive.

just last week i created an art piece in InDesign about a swarm of bees flying to their bee hive.

anyway, glad to know they're back on their game!

When I first got the message from Twitter on my phone, I was at school. But I totlaly freaked out anyways, in front of people!:D

 

I'm so happy, this is the kind of thing I need to keep me from going insane. I'm so excited now:dance:

Ohhhh, what I wouldn't give to be a bee on those exploding walls!

No, it's definitely Miller.

 

There are many secrets to discover:

definitely the guys and Chris mainly likes to give secrets to discover....:thinking:

"It is, quite literally, all over the walls...." :shocked2::stunned::smug::cool:

This sentence maked me laugh, I imagine all the walls covered with papers or whatever full of ideas :lol: He should take a picture of the room!

 

And somebody knows why they moved to a new studio (it have a nice name, by the way ;)) and what will the Bakery become? Or has it already been said somewhere and I missed it? :thinking:

425.jpgRoadie #42 - Blog #109

November 17, 2009 12:14 pm

#42 is back, Back, BACK! And he's in the studio...

 

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I keep wanting to say "Happy New Year" every time I see people.

 

I can't speak for others, but six weeks off tour in the warmth of home, loved ones and general all round "real life" has felt like the holiday season. It hasn't helped that I saw my first "Christmas Shopping" adverts in mid-October this year.

 

Nobody else seems to be as chronologically confused as me, but everyone looks positively re-born. The thousand-yard-stares from a year and a half of touring have been replaced by grins, wisecracks and a crackling energy at being back together.

 

There's TV to do today - never anyone's favourite way of spending time - but it's in the name of getting the Latin American shows next year off to a flying start, so they're down to business. They're also back in their uniforms again for the cameras, which is quite remarkable for how it transforms things. Instantly, it feels like we're back at work and they're a band again.

 

I actually slept last night underneath the uniforms. I'm in the middle of re-locating to London and ended up spending the night on an air-bed under the clothes rails in the corner. I'm happy to report that despite press reports suggesting the contrary, they don't smell one bit like they've done a hundred and thirty odd shows. (Some odder than others, it must be said).

 

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I'm hoping to move into my office at the new studio in the coming week. We had an email round some time ago from Moonie in management, to tell us that the new place had been christened. It is to be called "The Beehive". Will asks Phil Harvey whether he can take a look inside on his way home as he hasn't seen inside yet. Phil asks if he knows where it is.

 

"I know which street it's on, but not which one it is"

 

"It's....." Phil pauses to find the right words. "It's the skanky looking one".

 

I'd go along with that.

 

We venture up to there in the afternoon after the band have dispensed with their TV duties. Right now, it's a building site. It's covered in brick dust and it's echoing with power tools and hard graft. Soon, it will be ringing with the chaos of new ideas evolving.

 

Even though it's in a mess right now, the one thing that you can't help noticing as you wander amongst the rubble is how much light there is everywhere. Studios can very often feel like underground bunkers. Soundproofing is somewhat all or nothing and windows can often get trampled in the rush to keep the neighbours happy.

 

Not so here at the Beehive, though. Everywhere you go there's light streaming in. Even on a relatively gloomy British afternoon, it's noticeably bright inside. I can only imagine that this will be reflected in the new material.

 

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Talking of new material, the studio whiteboards are positively exploding with plans, schemes and fragments of fresh ideas. In some places, when Chris has run out of white-board to write on, he's carried right on to the adjacent plaster. It's like the tour was an 18 month session of shaking up the fizzy drink bottle of the band's imagination - and now they're back in the studio, the lid has been unscrewed.

 

It is, quite literally, all over the walls....

euhhh...this has already been posted....a week ago :lol:

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