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Coldplay on Saturday Night Live, 25th October 2008

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Chris' voice was so good on Lost

 

EDIT: yeah they should play 42 again.It's amazing live

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they played 42 at the today show too

Chris is so bouncy. lol

 

"Lost!" sounded wonderful. I was a bit disappointed by "Viva la Vida," but "Lost!" made up for it. It was soulful and majestic.

What are the odds of them playing another song?

i think they should have done 42 and lost!.

 

but this has gotten me SOOOOOO pumped for tomorrow night! :dance:

and next saturday! :dance:

 

look out for them taking the bow in a minute :D

OMG a 3rd song!!! omgomgomgomgog Yellow!!!!!

AHHHHH!!!!

YELLOW!!!!!!

Don't they do one before closing, if it's a "big" band, and one to fade out with?

 

Hopefully 42 or LIJ. (DAAHF would be nice too.)

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Oh my gosh this is even better than lost!

when was the last time a band did three songs?

If I recall, U2 did four songs and some more after show ended.

it's true

look how they shine for you :earmuffs:

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