May 10, 200917 yr yah...i bet it can be found somewhere on youtube...we need someone to find it! yeah, it has to be somewhere out there! does anybody else on the board know where it could be found? GAH!!! YOU GIRLS ARE KILLING ME :dead: lol, ahhh i just died because of those 3 pics. i swear Guy is a danger to my health. he almost killed me at the concert and now his pictures lol
May 10, 200917 yr Ahh to be that mic :bomb::dead: i wish i was his Calvin Klein boxers.......:sneaky: [naughty] !!:wink3:
May 10, 200917 yr yah...i bet it can be found somewhere on youtube...we need someone to find it! trust me!! i have been asking around i even asked some of the berrygirl mods who have been here for years and they didnt know either :disappointed: and i asked Kiran and she didnt know either.........:confused::cry: but my search shall cont...!!!! we must find it!!!!
May 10, 200917 yr yah i dont know if anyone knows where it is laura. i wish someone did. GAAAAAAHHHDDDD i really just dont even know what to do with myself. he's just too much. edit: liz. :cry: we must find it!
May 10, 200917 yr i wish i was his Calvin Klein boxers.......:sneaky: [naughty] !!:wink3: Whew!! Amen sister :sweatdrop::sweatdrop::laugh3:
May 10, 200917 yr there needs to be a reward for whoever finds from where that gif is from lauren!!!!:P
May 10, 200917 yr YOU WIN A NIGHT WITH GUY!!!! :sneaky: :dead: I WISH!!:dozey: o mr. berryman your jeans are so so tight, one day that incredibly huge and wonderful bulge u have is going to bust them open and i shall be there to watch it all :wacky: :wacko:
May 10, 200917 yr YOU WIN A NIGHT WITH GUY!!!! :sneaky: :dead: I WISH!!:dozey: o mr. berryman your jeans are so so tight, one day that incredibly huge and wonderful bulge u have is going to bust them open and i shall be there to watch it all :wacky: :wacko: sign me up for that, please! :wink3: but no seriously...i'll be on the lookout for it. not just because of a potential reward, but i really want to know what went down with Guy and Chris on that night :sneaky: oooh liz, i can't even begin to imagine all the insane Guy goodness that'll be coming your way verrryy soon! :D
May 10, 200917 yr yeah Laura!! i cant even get my mind around it and how awesome the shows are going to be!!! :dance: :dead: good night Jenn!!:nice: i think im off too ladies :kiss: berry dreams to u all! :nice:
May 10, 200917 yr ^^night Jenn! i'm off as well. hope you berrygirls have a wonderful night! :kiss: EDIT: Night, Liz!
May 10, 200917 yr look what this chick wrote an article about. what a BITCH. In my place By Cynthia Ariel Conlin Fasten your chute packs and prepare the head-rush, Orlando, as Capitol Records' Brit darlings Coldplay have deigned to use our fair city to launch their biggest North American tour ever, a cross-country affair designed to further elevate the chart position of the band's incredibly successful new album, "A Rush of Blood to the Head." It's oh-so-exciting and such a big deal. But wait. There's more. If you can believe it, there will actually be ... wait for it ... "a good light show." Great. A light show. But that's the best that Coldplay bassist Guy Berryman could come up with to describe the show. Now, no writer wants to interview a band's bassist, unless it's, say, Flea or perhaps the late John Entwistle. With a few exceptions, rock bassists don't tend to be the axis upon which the band turns. Yet, I had the great "honor" of speaking with Berryman briefly -- very briefly -- the very day his band appeared on "The Late Show with David Letterman" in December. He had stood me up (blaming cell-phone reception) the previous day, but was kind enough to do an interview among the frequent distractions of numerous people walking around him to prepare for the taping. Perhaps I may have been better off talking to a 4-year-old chasing a butterfly, but this was the magnificent Coldplay, touted as the new Oasis, the new Radiohead, compared with the likes of U2 and, occasionally, a certain other famous (fab) foursome from England. Who was I to complain? You've probably heard the mellow "Yellow," Coldplay's maddeningly ubiquitous single from "Parachutes," their debut which earned them the "Best Alternative Album" Grammy last year. The ABC network used the hit during many self-promotional commercials last year. (Coldplay, however, vehemently deny that these were actual "commercials" and often stress they would never use one of their songs in an advertisement.) This fall, Capitol Records released "Parachutes'" follow-up: "A Rush of Blood to the Head." So far, it's received much spin on alt-rock stations, been nominated for two Grammys of its own (for "Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal" and "Best Alternative Music Album") and Muzak has even incorporated a couple of the tracks into the playlists you might hear while shopping for fresh produce or tube socks, poising it for even greater cross-market success than "Parachutes." It's a homogenized sound, quaint and, though catchy, a tad soporific. The pitch of Coldplay is Jon Buckland's smooth and scaling guitar and, most importantly, lead singer Chris Martin's sometimes falsetto vocals and idyllic lyricism; together they are simple yet mellifluous. Drummer Will Champion adds the rhythmic hook and an organic passion. And then, there's the laconic Berryman, the bloke with the moppish, dark brown shag, the bassist who will never be accused of obscure metaphors (yet who would probably garner the most votes from teen-age girls as the band's "cutest" member -- go figure). I asked Berryman a question journalists often ask musicians: "What are you listening to right now?" It gives insight into a band's mentality, as to what recordings might influence future releases or current projects. His reply? "Not a lot, really; we're all going through a chill-out period, musically." "So you're not listening to anything?" I replied. "You don't bring any CDs with you?" "No, nothing." I tried to delve into another aspect of his mentality: What did he get, or what did he plan to get, his bandmates for Christmas, then a mere nine days away? His answer: Nothing. No presents for his three closest friends. It made perfect sense to me that these four lads in their mid-20s, all suddenly propelled into stardom and spending nearly every waking moment together, might occasionally quarrel. What did they bicker about, I asked? You guessed it: Nothing. I asked him about the upcoming show: What surprises are in store for the big kick off? What can fans expect? "We have a lot more production and a very good light show," he said. I bit my lip, then finally, frustratingly, told him that almost anyone could say they have a good light show. But what, exactly, was different about Coldplay's show? I then managed to cajole from him the most profound statement of our conversation: "We just try and play songs with as much energy and passion as possible, and our aim is to make everyone in the place, even the ones in the very back, able to enjoy a good show." A good show. A brief version of which was indeed what Coldplay did play for David Letterman's audience a short while after our little chat, which halted after Berryman so kindly said, "Listen, I'm going to have to go. ... I think you have enough." Performing "In My Place," their movements, aside from a bit of bouncing on Martin's part, were minimal, and they perhaps seemed nervous, being still fledgling artists trying to fill the shoes of the greats like U2. Taking a cue from Bono's benevolence and commitment to Amnesty International, Jubilee 2000 and others, Martin has chosen fair trade as his own plight of fancy, and his T-shirt at the Letterman taping reflected this. Bono has kept a loud political voice for nearly two decades and last year formed the organization DATA, which stands for "Debt, Aid, Trade for Africa." With U2 as Coldplay's exemplar, Martin has perhaps hurriedly been playing catch-up by wearing "Make Trade Fair" T-shirts on stage, scrawling messages on his hand in promo shots and directing his fans to websites such as maketradefair.com. In April, he spent a week in Haiti to support Oxfam International. As for the true depth of his sincerity to the cause, only time will tell. But what does it all matter? After all, if you're lucky enough to have a ticket to this sold-out gig, you'll be getting "a very good light show." And that's what it's all about. :snobby: im so mad i dont even know what to say.
May 10, 200917 yr look what this chick wrote an article about. what a BITCH. :snobby: im so mad i dont even know what to say. Lauren I think BITCH sums it up perfectly, or my other personal favorite SNATCH oops was that too harsh?!?! :D
May 10, 200917 yr Good morning everyone! look what this chick wrote an article about. what a BITCH. :snobby: im so mad i dont even know what to say. what the hell. another bitter reporter who probably twisted his quotes around :angry: that sounds nothing like Guy. and what's with all the hate on him lately? :( Lauren I think BITCH sums it up perfectly, or my other personal favorite SNATCH oops was that too harsh?!?! :D nope, Jenn, you got it right. :D:thumbsup: it's the perfect way to describe a unprofessional journalist like herself! he's so sexy he definitely is :wacky:
May 10, 200917 yr GAH!!! YOU GIRLS ARE KILLING ME :dead: :dead::dead::dead::dead::dead: He looks so romantic in this pic Lauren I think BITCH sums it up perfectly, or my other personal favorite SNATCH oops was that too harsh?!?! :D Yeah like what does she expect? Guy is being modest for f***'s sakes. Another reporter, another twist of the words. :dozey:
May 10, 200917 yr look what this chick wrote an article about. what a BITCH. :snobby: im so mad i dont even know what to say. Maybe she's so disappointed because she wanted to go to bed with him but he answered 'No, thank you. I prefer my berrygirls!' :wink3: Wise guy!:sneaky:
May 10, 200917 yr what the hell. another bitter reporter who probably twisted his quotes around :angry: that sounds nothing like Guy. and what's with all the hate on him lately? :( Oh well, it's an old article.Who cares.Guy is also MUCh more talkative now.
May 10, 200917 yr Maybe she's so disappointed because she wanted to go to bed with him but he answered 'No, thank you. I prefer my berrygirls!' :wink3: Wise guy!:sneaky: you know, i think that's the exactly it! ;):laugh3:
May 10, 200917 yr Hi all :D I've been kind of a silent observer for a while, and I finally decided to make an account and actually post on the Guy thread. I love them ALL, but he's kind of my favorite. :P I'm just gonna post my current favorite photos of him... I know the water one's been posted a million times probably, but I can't get over it! I don't get how someone can look SO SEDUCTIVE while drinking water. :dead:
May 10, 200917 yr I thought it was Russian standard vodka. :inquisitive: And in that interview (the one with the BITCH), I think she should have realized that he's just shy and maybe doesn't feel comfortable talking about band life.
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