just to let you folks know:

 

muchmusic's born to be: coldplay ep is airing this wednes oct 22 @ 6:30

The EP? :o

 

Lost or Prospekt's March?

:o

 

Hmm, seems a bit early for a Prospekt's March play though...

I think they mean a coldplay episode...?

Thanks for sharing! I'll watch it :-D

neeed morrrrreee deeetaiiillls

 

*tries to find some on google*

ahh, here we go, he means EPISODE, not the EP.

 

http://www.muchmusic.com/tv/borntobe/

Ooooh "ep" as is "episode".

 

I seee :(

i got really excited too :sad:

 

though i guess "ep" is slang for "episode," though i usually say "epi" :P

These are pretty good.

 

Just like a bio about how they started out, and their rise to fame and stuff.

 

Is it new?

Wow... just before Kanye West and Pussy Cat Dolls. They can only be so honored.

Do people in the US get that station??

I don't think so.

 

Much Music is a canadian music channel.

You guys have Fuse or whatever it's called.

 

Anyways, thanks for the info!

Ooh, thanks for the info. Must remember to set the timer for that one.

could anyone record this please? :D

ooooh nooooo I don't have cable :(

Wow... just before Kanye West and Pussy Cat Dolls. They can only be so honored.

Well, considering how fluffy a show it usually is, I'm not exactly expecting much... :rolleyes:

So I've seen it- basically it was just a retrospective of their career told in interview soundbites and videoclips with a cheesy voiceover. Nothing new at all. Well, there was footage from an interview in the Bakery that I'd never seen before, but they didn't say anything new there either. In fact I thought it was from The Hour interview for a minute before I realized it was just the band answering standard questions in standard ways.

 

The one thing that amused me is that the voiceover was soooo serious and all the clips were so funny- it was like a Chris's greatest jokes montage in places and yet the guy couldn't even acknowledge it in the slightest. You know how mtv type shows like to have a voiceover say something, and then an interview clip of the artist saying the same thing, except since Chris likes to be so silly with his answers sometimes it sounded like he was mocking the guy by repeating all the statements as a joke. :laugh3: :laugh3: :laugh3:

So I've seen it- basically it was just a retrospective of their career told in interview soundbites and videoclips with a cheesy voiceover. Nothing new at all. Well, there was footage from an interview in the Bakery that I'd never seen before, but they didn't say anything new there either. In fact I thought it was from The Hour interview for a minute before I realized it was just the band answering standard questions in standard ways.

 

The one thing that amused me is that the voiceover was soooo serious and all the clips were so funny- it was like a Chris's greatest jokes montage in places and yet the guy couldn't even acknowledge it in the slightest. You know how mtv type shows like to have a voiceover say something, and then an interview clip of the artist saying the same thing, except since Chris likes to be so silly with his answers sometimes it sounded like he was mocking the guy by repeating all the statements as a joke. :laugh3: :laugh3: :laugh3:

 

 

Hah. Yeah. I had prety much heard all those interviews before. It was funny how everything they said was taken out of context. Like not necessarily negatively, but the comments they places were often about a TOTALLY different topic to begin with. That amused me.

 

The voice also called them pretentious a lot. And really really pretty much called X&Y a failure.