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Candidate For The Worst Coldplay Review In The World... Ever

An 'interesting' review has popped up from an REM site. Worth a read, just for its comedy value.

 

Went to see Coldplay last Monday at the M.E.N. - worst gig i've ever been to, I was gutted . I couldn't get standing tickets, so I ended up sitting in the nosebleed section as far away from the stage as was possible, so I could barely even see the stage. The atmosphere was rubbish, hardly anyone was singing (cept me, lol), and NO-ONE stood up. The band were only on about an hour and 20 minutes. I saw them in Bolton over the summer, they were amazing (and on longer too) - i'm not even that big a Coldplay fan, I only went on Monday cos they were so good the first time. The setlist was dead unimaginitive too, just basically singles and a few random track from X&Y, hardly anything at all off Parachutes. At least the support act, Richard Ashcroft was good, he did a few songs from Urban Hymns, like Bittersweet Symphony and The Drugs Don't Work, so I enjoyed seeing him. Going to see KT Tunstall in January, so I'm looking forward to that - I saw her support Travis at the Cavern Club last year, before she anyone had heard of her, she was dead good then.

 

Anyone who thinks KT Tunstall is "dead good" wants banning from every concert venue, "LOL".

 

Source: murmurs.com

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