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Yes I did watch it, it was nothing worth catching. They only showed most of the video.

Not quite, they always repeat all 12 episodes of Jools Holland over Christmas from earlier in the year.

Here's a version with the commercials edited out and isn't so large in size. Thanks Texas for intially uploading this! http://rapidshare.de/files/8940253/100_.wmv.html

Looks great, thanks for that one!

Some footage here. http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=24090

USA is a large country you know. And for 99 years old, you must be doing well KM! :D

Does anyone know what was Coldplay's earliest TV appearance? The first time I recall seeing them was doing "Yellow" on Top of the Pops but I didn't video it at the time!

Did anyone record the awards?

So what did they show?

But who are the bidders with 0 rating? Is thoa8469 and jennobrell_2 genuine or is it a fake bid? I've never seen the Safety ep go for £3000 on ebay. The other copy is at £720 but at least the bidder has a decent rating. The highest I've seen a copy sell for in the last couple of years is around £500.

Forgot to add Mince Spies is only worth that amount in mint condition. If you've not looked after it properly and damaged the cover or the cd has surface marks or scratches, it's worth much less.

Of the singles listed Mince Spies is the rarest. It's current value is £100-£150. With all collector items, its worth is how much people are willing to pay. The two tracks can be found on other compilation albums in the USA but this hasn't distracted from the value probably because many people don't realise this. There are about 5 or 6 different released versions of Don't Panic. The most collectable one is the Dutch version which includes 3 live tracks from Lowlands. The Danish version also includes 3 live tracks from Denmark. Other versions can be found easily so this keeps the price down so around £5 for UK digipak is its current worth. The rare version of "Brothers & Sisters" is the original 7" vinyl issue. The CD was issued a couple of years later once Coldplay became known. The value has been kept down as the single got a US release and was imported to the UK. The UK version is worth £10 but if you look around CD shops, you may find the US version for half the price. The tracks on the Acoustic CD isn't that rare and can be found elsewhere. This hasn't become that collectable but the value may rise in the future.

[highlight=blue:1ba033d552]The Safety ep[/highlight:1ba033d552] a year ago were selling for around £400 on ebay. The price has increased this year as less copies are exchanging hands and copies on e-bay were selling for £500-£600 and are worth that in mint condition. Copies that are marked or have surface scratches are worth much less. I've never seen a copy sell for £1000 or more on e-bay so the seller has over estimated his price. As only 500 copies exist, a collector who doesn't have the CD may want to pay the price if he/she can afford to.

That´s strange, I was at Austin City Limits and they definitely played. Last band on Sunday night.

EIL or Espirit as they are known, have a reputation in the UK as a good collector record & CD shop. They do sell many rare & collectable CD's and they seem to have good contacts from around the world. To some people their prices may seem a bit high and you may find items cheaper elsewhere. As for autographs, who can guarentee it's authenticity unless you get items personally signed and know they are real. The bands autographs don't look that hard to forge and I'm sure there are lots of fakes on e-bay for sale. EIL seem to have good contacts on the collectors market so I'm sure they are more likely to be genuine than other places.

The first part of the Coldplay set was broadcast live on BBC2 the rest was shown on BBC3. A half an hour highlights recording was shown later on BBC interactive

Did anyone catch the show on Sunday 5th June? It was actually on at 6.00pm GMT and not 7.00pm as stated on the website. I was lucky and tuned in early and only missed the first 15 minutes :( Hopefully it will be online to listen to.

Caught it the other day and it's still on rotation. Videos played: Clocks Shiver In My Place Trouble (UK) The Scientist Yellow Speed of Sound

Radio One normally archive the broadcast for a week before removing it off the website. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/ For those who didn't hear it, it's worth a listen to, there are some funny moments including Chris's Crazy Frog impression. ps The Crazy Frog is a ringtone using Axel F that has been released as a single and kept the Coldplay single off the number one spot.

I understand it's on cable television. Anyone in Canada out there able to watch it?

Confirmation that Coldplay will be on Later with Jools on Friday 17th June

That's fine, I'll put the DVD recorder on for that, according to the BBC website they are also doing Later with Jools Holland soon.