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Setlist leaked?

diego_camargo
in A Head Full of Dreams Tour (2015-2017)

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I wish it was that but I doubt it since they are sound checking army of one. Also poppyfields is just a carillon and I don't know how they'd perform that.

Seems that someone has found a better quality of the setlist ( however, Moses is replaced by 42 ). The setlist in itself is well written and some parts reminds me of what was done during the last concerts, and it looks like the real ones they use, but there are too many rare songs, and what about Every Teardrop, or Army Of One which were soundckeched ?

And we can see that it comes from a PDF file, hum...

 

Oh my God. Just the thought of Moses is enough to turn me into a ghost.

 

Please, concert gods, let this setlist be real. Please.

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    I just got a confirmation from a user that Holi paint will be used during Hymn for the Weekend, that would explain the "multicol" comment on the leaked setlist!

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    I just got a confirmation from a user that Holi paint will be used during Hymn for the Weekend, that would explain the "multicol" comment on the leaked setlist!

     

    2008: Life in Technicolor

    2016: Life in Multicolor

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    I just got a confirmation from a user that Holi paint will be used during Hymn for the Weekend, that would explain the "multicol" comment on the leaked setlist!

     

    I think the multicol is referring to the Xylobands.

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    I like the setlist, altough, there are only 2 songs from Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends?? And no Viva? That loses my faith.

    To re-gain your faith, see #16! Oh, wait...is t faith about believing without having to see?

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    To re-gain your faith, see #16! Oh, wait...is t faith about believing without having to see?

    Oohhh! I made a mistake ![emoji4] Viva IS on the setlist ! Thanks for showing it .

     

    With "faith" I meant, faith if this setlist is really from Coldplay.

     

    AAARGHH, IS THIS A REAL COLDPLAY SETLIST OR IS IT FAKE???[emoji37]

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    Oohhh! I made a mistake ![emoji4] Viva IS on the setlist ! Thanks for showing it .

     

    With "faith" I meant, faith if this setlist is really from Coldplay.

     

    AAARGHH, IS THIS A REAL COLDPLAY SETLIST OR IS IT FAKE???[emoji37]

    Give me real, don't give me fake

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    For sure / between songs is referring to a medley (medley is the word we use in italian, don't know if it is the same in English)

    That setlist is obviously fake. Would be great but I can't remember a time when we knew the setlist more than a few hours before the gig, asides from guessing based on previous shows in the same leg.

     

    Will be quite a few surprises it seems, so can't wait to see what they play :D

    is POOPPYFIELDS and PROSPECKT MARCH are same song??

     

    Sent from my ASUS_T00G using Coldplaying mobile app

    No, PM is the one with lyrics, PF is the instrumental afterwards.

    No, PM is the one with lyrics, PF is the instrumental afterwards.

    oh ok THX

     

    Sent from my ASUS_T00G using Coldplaying mobile app

    They are seperate but most of us treat it as one track, don't know why they wanted to split it up.

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