This is from the Bern concert tonight, 9/2. He looks like a baby here...oh so young looking. Tracey - stay away from the cradle.

 

 

 

Why must you torture me.............:chris::whip: I do like the baby look:kiss:

I think there's nothing more exciting than seeing Chris hump his piano during clocks, in the old day's he really liked to hump the stool:sweatdrop::sweatdrop::evilgrin:

Why must you torture me.............:chris::whip: I do like the baby look:kiss:

I think there's nothing more exciting than seeing Chris hump his piano during clocks, in the old day's he really liked to hump the stool:sweatdrop::sweatdrop::evilgrin:

 

Tracey, I'm not torturing you, I'm giving you a preview of what's to come. See, he doesn't look so bad with short hair, does he? You leave in 2 weeks! How can you stand it?

Hell he would look good bald!! i like curls tho, but yeah, he will do.... I can't stand it much longer...

Wow, he looks like 20 in that picture. I wish I could look 10 years younger just by cutting my hair. :laugh3:

 

Ha ha ha, don't we all? Haircut, botox, personal trainer - then I'd be looking pretty darn good, too.

Past the Point of No Return?

 

OK, I've really gone over the deep end. This morning I was dancing to LIT, but with the song's only playing in my mind. I could hear every note of the hammered dulcimer. I actually worked up an aerobic response and felt great. I don't even need to hear Coldplay's music any longer. It's recorded in my soul.

 

One idea is to hold a Coldplay party, playing all of their songs and with people dancing with abandon to the music. I think that would be joyful, and a good way to make friends with other coldplayers.

OK, I've really gone over the deep end. This morning I was dancing to LIT, but with the song's only playing in my mind. I could hear every note of the hammered dulcimer. I actually worked up an aerobic response and felt great. I don't even need to hear Coldplay's music any longer. It's recorded in my soul.

 

One idea is to hold a Coldplay party, playing all of their songs and with people dancing with abandon to the music. I think that would be joyful, and a good way to make friends with other coldplayers.

 

Wow, Coldplay really it is getting in to your :heart:

 

The Coldplay party idea is very good, but we all live so far away....:cry:

Reggie, Has seen the Coldplay Light, head towards the light.......:) I am glad they touch you so deeply, I think everyone here feels the same.. But Chris is mine...Sorry...

Reggie, Has seen the Coldplay Light, head towards the light.......:) I am glad they touch you so deeply, I think everyone here feels the same.. But Chris is mine...Sorry...

 

If I hear Chris talking to me, I'll start to worry. Luckily, I live alone so no one to see me dancing to the music that only I can hear. :P

 

You are on the band's guest list for Wembley, so you can have Chris. But seriously, I am fairly sure that Gwenyth does not want to share Chris. I've noticed he's scrupulously pure about other women. For example, he once introduced Alicia Keys in a concert as the "second most beautiful woman in the world, second only to my wife."

 

Chris is pretty clear about his how important his marriage is to him. He once walked out of a BBC interview because he was asked about whether he was insecure about Gwenyth's previous affair with Pitt. One of his songs is about that, but don't remember now. It seems to me that his marriage is as important for him as it is for Gwenyth. They are two rare and unique people in many ways.

Proposed Mass Dance for Lost!

 

I think we should organize a mass dance for Lost! We could dress in French revolutionary costumes. Wouldn't that be awesome!

Nearly 500 people in Leicester have tried to break the official world record for the largest number of dancers to Michael Jackson's 'Thriller'.

 

It is claimed that 475 people dressed as Jackson-inspired zombies completed the performance at Orton Square, while footage is being examined by official Guinness World Records adjudicators.

 

Organiser Anand Bhatt said: "When we planned this event in April, we were intending to bring different communities together. Music and dance is such a powerful way of bringing people together."

 

The current record of 242 dancers was set in April by College of William and Mary students in Williamsburg, Eastern Virginia, US.

 

 

We need an instructional step-by-step video to learn Chris' steps, like they have for Thriller.

I think we should organize a mass dance for Lost! We could dress in French revolutionary costumes. Wouldn't that be awesome!

 

 

 

We need an instructional step-by-step video to learn Chris' steps, like they have for Thriller.

 

 

I read somewhere that a reporter thinks that Chris dances like he has "a squirrel in his pants." Forget choreography, we just need to do the squirrel dance.

I read somewhere that a reporter thinks that Chris dances like he has "a squirrel in his pants." Forget choreography, we just need to do the squirrel dance.

 

Sounds like a typical jealous Coldplay critic. Don't listen to him, Chris!

 

My favorite dancing, besides Lost! are: his twirls in LIJ and when he looks as if the drum blasts are striking him in Fix You. It's as if he throws himself completely into the spirit of the music. I love Chris' level of passion and commitment. I know that the whole band has the same passion, and they are all as great, but Chris is the one out in front, and he tends to be the focus of attention.

Sounds like a typical jealous Coldplay critic. Don't listen to him, Chris!

 

My favorite dancing, besides Lost! are: his twirls in LIJ and when he looks as if the drum blasts are striking him in Fix You. It's as if he throws himself completely into the spirit of the music. I love Chris' level of passion and commitment. I know that the whole band has the same passion, and they are all as great, but Chris is the one out in front, and he tends to be the focus of attention.

 

 

Hey, focus of your attention. (Have you seen my pics in my photobucket of LIJ? Chris was really close to us with his umbrella) My attention is all on Will and his drumsticks (disco sticks?-:wink3:- forgive me Lady Gaga). But Chris has that charisma that makes it difficult to not focus on him and his intense blue eyes and his total passion and immersion in what he's doing (hello, Clocks anyone?). Reggie, you and I need to get together, you dancing around like Chris and me playing the air drums - and it has to be air drums because I totally suck at Guitar Hero World Tour, lol. I can play bass on Guitar Hero, but I'm way too uncoordinated for lead guitar or drums. And I can't sing worth crap - my kids keep telling me to stop singing. My best friend still lives in Alameda, so we need to meet for coffee or something next time I'm up there.

For Tracey and Reggie (Starfish) - Yes, I took these. :)

 

 

 

 

Torture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great pics, which I have viewed over and over!!!

 

I wanna join the dance!!! I love the Airplane dance Chris tries to do!!!

 

Reggie, I am just joking around about having Chris:wink3: I think he has a wonderful marriage and life, just like I do!!! Ya know tho, a girl can have a little fantasy tho;)

Torture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great pics, which I have viewed over and over!!!

 

I wanna join the dance!!! I love the Airplane dance Chris tries to do!!!

 

Reggie, I am just joking around about having Chris:wink3: I think he has a wonderful marriage and life, just like I do!!! Ya know tho, a girl can have a little fantasy tho;)

 

Of course you have a right to fantasize. I dream about Chris nonsexually, of course, and I'm a guy, so I can imagine the fantasies that a woman would have about Chris. Something about him strikes me right in the heart. He's done a great job of selling himself as a "total package", a talented, good, and very likeable person. He's obviously a very hardworking, creative and successful person. Have you noticed how much he sweats during the concerts? In one of the Texas clips, the sweat is pouring off him when he bows his head. These are all qualities that inspire me to do better in my own life. He's not afraid to throw himself completely into his work, and he also loves his work.

This morning, I woke with The Scientist playing in my mind. I heard Chris sang it backwards in one of his concerts. He had to learn it that way to make the video, which was played in reverse motion. On Youtube, there is a clip in which the recording is played backwards. It sounds neat in reverse, like another language.

 

I think The Scientist is a calming, relaxing, melancholy and romantic song. It sounds as if it written in memory of Bruce Paltrow and it has a few lines expressing his love for Gwenyth ("Come up to meet you, tell you I'm sorry, you don't know how lovely you are; I had to find you, tell you I need you, Tell you I set apart... tell me your secrets, ask me your questions, oh let's go back to the start..." - for Gwenyth? OK, now I have goosebumps!) Chris said that he never met Bruce Paltrow but that he was proud to be a part of his family because he was a great man and loved by many.

 

The sing along is great in this video, and his hair makes him look a little like a scientist!:

 

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Hi guys,

I was checking upcoming concert on South Florida and I just found out Bruce "The Boss" is coming to town. I had no idea. The gig is right around the corner, Sep 13. I bought floor tickets. I'm so happy, I never seen him Live before. I was tempted with Depeche Mode and Pet shop Boys, I used to love them back in the 80's, but I decided to get Bruce S. tickets. :dance::dance:

First my Imac, now this concert. This was a great week for me :) The only thing missing is the rescheduled date for Tampa :)

Of course you have a right to fantasize. I dream about Chris nonsexually, of course, and I'm a guy, so I can imagine the fantasies that a woman would have about Chris. Something about him strikes me right in the heart. He's done a great job of selling himself as a "total package", a talented, good, and very likeable person. He's obviously a very hardworking, creative and successful person. Have you noticed how much he sweats during the concerts? In one of the Texas clips, the sweat is pouring off him when he bows his head. These are all qualities that inspire me to do better in my own life. He's not afraid to throw himself completely into his work, and he also loves his work.

 

This my video of Chris working hard in West Palm Beach. He was sweating like crazy. If you watch it in HQ you can see drops pouring down his face.

 

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Hi guys,

I was checking upcoming concert on South Florida and I just found out Bruce "The Boss" is coming to town. I had no idea. The gig is right around the corner, Sep 13. I bought floor tickets. I'm so happy, I never seen him Live before. I was tempted with Depeche Mode and Pet shop Boys, I used to love them back in the 80's, but I decided to get Bruce S. tickets. :dance::dance:

First my Imac, now this concert. This was a great week for me :) The only thing missing is the rescheduled date for Tampa :)

 

Oh you're in for a treat! I've seen Bruce in concert probably 15 times, dating back to 1981 and The River tour. He's awesome...and Jay Weinberg is playing drums for him now, since Max, his father, and original member of the E Street Band is now on Conan. Clarence is moving a bit slow and has his stool onstage, but he still rocks his sax. Miami Steve is fun to watch jam with Bruce. Gone are the days of his 4+ hours concerts, but he still plays a good 2 1/2 hour set, and calls a lot of audibles. Last time I saw him, he played Jungleland, my favorite Bruce song, and it was the first time I'd seen in played live. Have a great time!

This my video of Chris working hard in West Palm Beach. He was sweating like crazy. If you watch it in HQ you can see drops pouring down his face.

 

 

OMG, this is precious. I love clips taken from right in front of the stage, especially in HD! You captured Chris' playing Postcards from Far Away. He actually said in one interview that he "wasn't very good" on the piano. Not true! I appreciate how perfectly he plays after watching some amateur Coldplay covers on Youtube.

 

Chris' playing a concert reminds me of workout, but more than that, it is an artistic and joyful expression. One knows he is getting a good workout when he sweats. He must be in great shape to perform this way, and it probably helps keep him in good shape. I would love to know every detail of his health regime: diet, exercise, and how he finds R&R, relaxation and recreation.

 

Thanks for posting this; I am anxious to look at all your clips after work today.

Oh you're in for a treat! I've seen Bruce in concert probably 15 times, dating back to 1981 and The River tour. He's awesome...and Jay Weinberg is playing drums for him now, since Max, his father, and original member of the E Street Band is now on Conan. Clarence is moving a bit slow and has his stool onstage, but he still rocks his sax. Miami Steve is fun to watch jam with Bruce. Gone are the days of his 4+ hours concerts, but he still plays a good 2 1/2 hour set, and calls a lot of audibles. Last time I saw him, he played Jungleland, my favorite Bruce song, and it was the first time I'd seen in played live. Have a great time!

 

Thanks Diane. I know I will have a great time. I hope my husband won't have to work that day. Otherwise, (as usual) I will have to try to find someone willing to go with me.

 

 

I am surprise that Ticket Master is not giving the tickets up front. You have to get them at the door with your credit card. I never heard of something like that. Is this a new practice or is this just a Bruce requirement so you can no re-sale the tickets?

The tickets are not transferable, and all the persons in your party have to be with you when you enter the venue. What the f#@%&&^. I hope they don't get used to this BS. If they don't properly organize this thing it is going to be a mess, specially if you have a GA Floor.

 

 

 

OMG, this is precious. I love clips taken from right in front of the stage, especially in HD! You captured Chris' playing Postcards from Far Away. He actually said in one interview that he "wasn't very good" on the piano. Not true! I appreciate how perfectly he plays after watching some amateur Coldplay covers on Youtube.

 

Chris' playing a concert reminds me of workout, but more than that, it is an artistic and joyful expression. One knows he is getting a good workout when he sweats. He must be in great shape to perform this way, and it probably helps keep him in good shape. I would love to know every detail of his health regime: diet, exercise, and how he finds R&R, relaxation and recreation.

 

Thanks for posting this; I am anxious to look at all your clips after work today.

 

He plays the piano really really good. I only upload in Youtube some of my videos. They look much better in my computer. I guess you lose a lot of quality when you upload them.

Wembley is copying our Yellow-stick idea. At least Tracey will get to use them ;)

Thanks Diane. I know I will have a great time. I hope my husband won't have to work that day. Otherwise, (as usual) I will have to try to find someone willing to go with me.

 

 

I am surprise that Ticket Master is not giving the tickets up front. You have to get them at the door with your credit card. I never heard of something like that. Is this a new practice or is this just a Bruce requirement so you can no re-sale the tickets?

The tickets are not transferable, and all the persons in your party have to be with you when you enter the venue. What the f#@%&&^. I hope they don't get used to this BS. If they don't properly organize this thing it is going to be a mess, specially if you have a GA Floor.

 

 

Ticketmaster seems to be going to "paperless" tickets, where you have to swipe the credit card used for purchase, show a photo id, and all members of your party have to enter together. I suppose it's supposed to cut down on scalping, but geez, what a pita. It may be also, to help control fraudulent tickets being printed. I can imagine that with tickets easily being printed online now that some unscrupulous person could print multiple copies and sell the same seats several times. Next week, when we see AC/DC, its paperless, but my husband lost his wallet a month after we bought the tickets and had his credit card replaced. I called ticketmaster to make sure there would not be a problem as all the account info was transferred to the new card, and it took 3 people and 20 minutes on hold to get an answer. Oh, we also have paperless tickets for Miley Cyrus in 3 weeks, too. Hopefully, they'll have the system down pat, and it won't end up being a huge mess.

Wembley is copying our Yellow-stick idea. At least Tracey will get to use them ;)

 

Yes I know!!! They stole it!!! I will buy more for Tampa:D

Ticketmaster seems to be going to "paperless" tickets, where you have to swipe the credit card used for purchase, show a photo id, and all members of your party have to enter together. I suppose it's supposed to cut down on scalping, but geez, what a pita. It may be also, to help control fraudulent tickets being printed. I can imagine that with tickets easily being printed online now that some unscrupulous person could print multiple copies and sell the same seats several times. Next week, when we see AC/DC, its paperless, but my husband lost his wallet a month after we bought the tickets and had his credit card replaced. I called ticketmaster to make sure there would not be a problem as all the account info was transferred to the new card, and it took 3 people and 20 minutes on hold to get an answer. Oh, we also have paperless tickets for Miley Cyrus in 3 weeks, too. Hopefully, they'll have the system down pat, and it won't end up being a huge mess.

 

mmm..I didn't know. I don't like this idea. What if you can not make it to the concert and want to resell your tickets? So, that is why they are offering "insurance". This people never loose. :angry: