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Yup, I heard it at Coachella, it was a nice touching song. I also saw Will Champion on the piano, which was also awesome... :D

I really wish they would play Shiver in their newer shows. It's definitely one their best songs, period. Newer stuff is always good, but it would be nice to hear classics too (if you can call Shiver that).

Actually, I think Thom Yorke sounds a lot like Matt Bellamy from Muse. Or maybe I'm the only one who thinks this... :)

Didn't go to the Vegas show, but went to the Coachella show the next day. They actually mentioned the Vegas showing and Chris Martin's said "The Vegas crowd were horrible (and dead)... You guys are a million times better" and he also cracked a joke about how he saw "more silicone in the Vegas concert hall than they probably have in silicon valley". It was pretty damn funny... :lol:

Just went to Coachella in Indio California where Coldplay headlined, and they had some new songs to play. Pretty amazing stuff... Esp. Fix you and What If (although I know ppl have heard this one already) :)

In a word, amazing. In two, f*cking amazing. Coldplay headlined the event, and they didn't disappoint. I stood for 9 hours in the same area being squished by crazy fans waiting for coldplay. I saw some pretty cool acts pre-coldplay (Snow Patrol, Keane, Weezer, although I had to skip out on Bloc Party unfortunately). Then when Coldplay came on, things just went ridiculous. Opened with Square One, played some classics such as Yellow (I *think* that was the only Parachutes song, correct me if I'm wrong), as well as several ROBTTH songs and X&Y songs. NEW SONGS: not sure if they've actually played these before, but they played Low, Til Kingdom Come, Fix You, and other songs from the new album which they have already played live before. All amazing songs, but Fix You is a stand out track. I made some REAL crappy recordings, and I mean using the recording function on my cell phone resulting in some seriously distorted sound. But I got a bunch of pictures of Chris and the boys dancing, prancing, jumping around doing their thing. Will Champion even played the piano for Til Kingdom Come, showing off the bands amazing versatility. The most amazing event was Chris Martin performing an spontaneous leap from the stage into the crowd, however :worried2: . It was absolutely scary and terrific to watch at the same time. The screams of surprise were deafining. You could tell they didn't plan it because security quickly surrounded him looking quite surprised and shocked. I was all the way up front so I got a good view of it, I seriously thought Chris hurt himself because it was a good 6-7 foot leap to hard packed desert ground. But he got up and continued singing, actually even walking into the crowd. I think this was during Clocks, correct me if I'm wrong any other Coachellites (or whatever you call us), or another ROBTTH song. It just really shows how amazing a character and performer Chris is, he truly is incredible to watch. And now, it's 4:45am, I've been standing watching my favorite bands for 13 hours straight, I must go to sleep. Hope you enjoyed my little insight into a truly amazing Coldplay performance. ;)

can I get proof too? :wink3: [email protected]

Definitely Shiver... Dont Panic's haunting riffs are pretty good too... :dozey: I kind of also like the opening riff from the Brothers and Sisters B-side as well. Oh and also... the riff from Everything's Not Lost after 53 seconds... :P