Now, when we're all in our fifties-sixties-seventies, What will Coldplay mean to us?

 

:D?

My youth.

Now, when we're all in our fifties-sixties-seventies, What will Coldplay mean to us?

 

:D?

 

I'm already in my 50's, and they mean the world to me.

they already look like grandpas

o_o

 

they already look like grandpas

 

 

How? xD

they already look like grandpas

 

Grandpas look like my brother.

 

Coldplay looks like my SONS. :laugh3:

Coldplay when they're old.. o_o

 

Pfahah :lol: That smiley made me laugh! Like it's some kind of disease becoming old lol

 

Yes, they get old eventually, so what? They will mean the same to me as they do now, I'll probably still listen to their music (as long as they won't choose patch of electronical music :dead:) and love their music and love the band members for being who they are.

^I totally agree:)

And btw: They DO NOT look like grandpas! If anything, I'd say they're in their prime, but who knows? They may even get better looking... (though I don't think that's humanly possible at least for Chris):smug:

I hope that they experiment with some different sounds... I was watching an interview where Chris was saying that they were squirreling songs away for when they get old and I found myself shouting at him through my computer: "DONT DO THAT!!! WE ALL WANT TO HEAR WHAT YOUR MUSIC WILL BE LIKE WHEN YOU'RE OLDER!" I am really curious and I hope their music changes as they do.

Coldplay will always mean the world to me!

Think about bands like the Rolling Stones, who just celebrated 50 YEARS as a band. I am not a fan of them, and I personally don't think they sound great, but their true, loyal fans are still NUTS about them. That is exactly how Coldplay will be to me.

Luckily, I am the same age as Chris..........so we can grow old together :wink:

The irony of this.... There was a brief discussion of this on someone's tumblr page.

 

But at least what I think is that they would (hopefully) still mean the world to me or at the very least, what was the world when I was a teenager. THIS THOUGHT IS GETTING ME VERY SAD NOW.

Hopefully Coldplay will be the same to me as The Rolling Stones are to my uncle. A continuing source of joy, youth, and a passion for music. I've been to two Coldplay concerts in my life. I hope that number is a lot larger once I'm 50.

 

(great thread) :)

Forgive my terrible Photoshopping skills....:D

 

 

"OLD" PLAY

 

Very funny :lol:

^^ greatness!!

When I'm in my 40s and 50s, I'll still love Coldplay. As a matter of fact, I'll be telling my children my concert story when I first saw them live on the Mylo Xyloto Tour back in June 26, 2012, like how my dad tells me his concert stories.

c;

 

Coldplay fans are so much fun. :D

in my head I have double of them so I do not know.

I am in my fifties now, and I saw them live in the Viva Tour.

I knew them through Yellow when a guy dedicated it to me (insert melting smile).

X&Y will always mean Paris, because I had it in my mp3 player when I spent 2 weeks there, and listened to it all the time :D

So, for me Coldplay will always be very special, no matter the age (theirs or mine).

They will still mean the world for me. :)

 

And all people around the world will find the most amazing piece that Coldplay never change the way they do! :lol:

They'll mean just as much to me when I'm old.

I will always remember the fist time I saw them in 2002 at Glastonbury, and it was life changing. I and a woman (stranger) near me cought eyes at one point. Her one-second glance and smile seemed to express that we were both in a really special place, and acknowledged the magic and emotion in the air that night.

Chris is aging like a fine wine, getting more handsome with age.

^ so does the rest of the band :dozey:

Ohyes. :nod:

Chris is aging like a fine wine, getting more handsome with age.

 

agree, but also the rest of the band :)

Coldplay fans are so much fun. :D

 

haha, indeed! ;)