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this is awful news, i was really looking forward to getting my tickets, but now i will not bother. ive been to 6 coldplay gigs and if i wanted to sit in a chair and listen to coldplay i could do that in my living room. the great thing about concerts is that there is freedom to bounce about to songs, sing your wee heart out for 2 hours, its not about been restricted to sitting in your seat and not been able to move in case of offending other ticketholders. tell me this, when politik comes on will you all stay in your seat, with no emotion or willingness to jump about at all? maybe im on my own, but i think this is awful news, and the worst thing is that there isnt a coldplay gig in dublin to go to instead! looks like im going to london or berlin or paris for a coldplay gig, just because some ticketholders (i can hardly call them real fans can i?) that buy one album a year want to sit in peace and listen to coldplay. maybe coldplay are a band that have evolved into a radio2 middle of the road band not wanting to offend anyone especially the people that go to one gig a year and this will be it. i heard that eejit frank mitchell the weatherman talking on UTV today about the last coldplay gig in belfast and he was at it and he talked about what a great show it was. this is the perfect example of the kind of people that will go to the gig and want to sit down. all these things have me thinking, why do i like coldplay? they arent even a band anymore theyre a brand, rock music for 50year old dads radio2 listeners that want to be cool. floor seats? maybe the ticketholders can bring along a picnic basket with strawberries, a bottle of champagne, some french cheese and some wholemeal crackers(all the above items bought at marks and spencers of course) and why not bring along the flask of hot vegetable broth from the tesco finest range. floor seats? thats so rock and roll. enjoy your gig people, come the 18th december i will be sitting in my living room chair with viva la vida on the ipod, and it wont cost a thing and craic will be 90. "VIVA LA VIDA"? floor seats? now thats really living life to the max! seems like the atmosphere at that gig will be "DEATH AND ALL HIS FRIENDS"

arse biscuits! its impossible to find a song, never mind a coldplay song to dedicate to the thousands that died. what song can ever be respresentable of 2700 peoples lives. this event is not something for you to come up with stupid threads on message boards, "what coldplay song will i play?" or "what song were you listening to when you heard about the 9/11 terrorist attacks". this thread is pointless. it seems in my opinion anyway that people who were not involved with 9/11 (victims/people who worked in the wtc,fire crew, police etc,) actually enjoy feeling bad about the 11th september. why do u want to find a coldplay song for the 11th september? if you want to find a piece of audio to REALLY remind you of that terrible day, try finding an mp3 of the people falling from the top of the wtc and landing on the ground, or maybe the audio of the two towers collapsing to the ground. that will certainly envoke memories of that day. not some crappy coldplay song. i mean crappy coldplay song in the fact that no song can ever do justice to what happened that day. which makes this thread void and redudant in my opinion. it just seems that you can nothing better to think about than what song you will play for the 11th september, like its fucking christmas! that'll be the next fucking thing. instead of "whats your favourite Christmas song?" it'll be "whats your favourite 9/11 song?" shame on all of you.

feck off! yeh!

hey, whats up. i'm going to play football