The Jordanator

And in the end, We lie awake and dream of making our escape Kaleidoscope

Quick let’s change this before it gets out of hand! Magic vs. HFTW

I can’t believe a misspell of Don’t Panic beated ASFOS :scream:

Don’t Politik vs. Politik

Don’t Picnic vs See You Soon

When is the next global citizen btw?

Re: Chris Martin tweet I honestly think that there is no real significance to this. I don’t think we’re going to be hearing any new Coldplay material until closer to the end of this year. New era for a new decade

Don’t Plutonic vs 1.36

Guy has always been the quietest guy in the band why is he being so out there now, you know?

The Race vs. Famous Old Painters

Clocks vs. The Race

That means Guys Synchro Sunday album listening party will be in L.A

Don’t panorama??? :joy: I assume you mean Don’t Panic.... Don’t Panic vs. Clocks

Talk vs. Low

Viva la Vida vs. Talk

Viva la Vida vs Christmas Lights

Because I came here with a load And it feels so much lighter Since I met you A L I E N S

Viva la Vida vs. Viva la Vida - Thin White Duke Mix

Life in Technicolor ii vs. Death And All His Friends (The Escapist included)

No problem :joy: the hard ones are the best ones

Yellow vs. Life in Technicolor ii

Yellow vs. Fix You

Just a reminder for those lost in the confusion: The current battle is SJLT vs. Death Will Never Conquer

Oh now I remember - there were those Malibu bits shown in the AHFOD film bonus content. I guess we can safely say the band (or at least Guy Berryman) are writing and recording new music. BUT is it as Coldplay or Los Unidades?? Or both??

For me I can tell differences in location by seeing the stage setup. There definitely is a shot of the 2016 stage setup used in both São Paulo and Buenos aires (smaller rectangle screens rather than large flower screens) in A Head Full Of Dreams. In fact it may have been a shot from the AHFOD music video. As I’ve said before, there is also fleeting shots that show the stage setup used at Wembley 2016 and at Paris 2017. Does this actually matter though that not 100% of the shots are from São Paulo? Not really. It’s actually quite nice to have these little Easter eggs here and there throughout the film.