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topguitar.pl (translated): "Is There Anybody Out There?" - Shouted from the stage Chris Martin shortly after the first song. He said he packed the National Stadium. Moments later, we heard from his lips a perfect "good evening" and "thank you" and to ensure that this will be the best concert of the tour. I was! Coldplay was on stage more than a half hour. Polish audience heard the 21 tracks. It's a fixed number of branches during the European tour. Most tracks - 10 came from the album, "Mylo Xyloto" was also strongly represented in exactly a decade ago released album "A Rush Of Blood To The Head". Six other tracks are fragments debut and two previous albums, "X & Y" and "Viva La Vida". The show started five minutes after 21 o'clock on the part of the theme of Chris Martin's favorite movie - "Back to the Future". Then smooth transition thumbnail "Mylo Xyloto" and, finally, the first song of the evening, the current single "Hurts Like Heaven". In the first set consisted of nine recordings, including giant hits "Yellow" and "The Scientist" and I think all possible live effects - fireworks, giant balls, colored confetti, lasers. Everything in fluorescent colors so firmly associated with the promotion of her fifth album, the British. After forty minutes, the team moved to a smaller stage forward into the audience and intoned, "Princess Of China" featuring, albeit virtual, involving Rihanna. When "Warning Sign" Chris sat down at the piano and the other musicians accompaniment along with acoustic guitars to finally leave him alone in the light of a headlamp. Not for long, because I was about to begin the first of three climactic moments of the evening - made ​​one after the other songs "Viva La Vida", "Charlie Brown" and "Paradise" with how nice the heart of all the Polish fans sung the phrase "I do ' t wanna leave Warsaw ". In light of the tens of thousands of so-called. Xylobands completed the first part of the concert. Two minutes break and the team once again greeted the audience. Acoustic "Us Against The World", "Speed ​​of Sound" and "has always been laser '" Clocks "prolonged expected for months, minutes from Coldplay. And finally the final. Sublime "Fix You" and ending with the performance of "Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall" sung by the entire stadium, and then odtańczone by Martin with the Polish flag in his hand. Greetings and compliments, this time in the light of ordinary headlights. Xylobands migrate into pockets and purses of fans as the best souvenir of an unusual concert. Concerto, which I think everyone brought a surprise due to the fact that with such a gigantic production and has already lasted almost a year tour, Coldplay musicians still manages to retain the most important thing - a natural contact with the audience and the joy of playing. This shortening of the distance on the line team - the fans and the generally positive attitude carried over to the audience that the National Stadium happier if they went out. Warsaw was the penultimate concert of the European tour. Subsequent performances are waiting Coldplay in November in Australia, and that is when the sum of all participants concerts performed during the promotion of "Mylo Xyloto" exceeds the magical barrier of 2 million people. It is a great joy for us that we could be a part of it.

Yeach Fuck! I have just returned from the best gig in the world, the place could be indeed better (seats up), but at least you could see everything :). Most probably, I am pleased that in addition to hits such as Paradise, Every teartdrop is a waterfell sang my favorite-Yellow <3 Atmosphere fucking awsome like effects [glowing bracelet in the rhythm of the music (which zarąbałam hahah so mischivious, balloons, balls, confetti, etc]. Pity that there were no elephants, but whatever, I'm a transplanted E S LIW A. Unfortunately, I did not take the camera and my current phone does not have webcam (I know hard to believe), and my friend shook same movies and sweet foci was too dark. weather was, well, the way she was, it was cold, it was raining at the start, but a few faster songs and forgot about the weather: D. Before Coldplay performed Marina and The Diamonds and sang Primadonna Girl! And the mysterious Charlie, who fared very well. mainly Since fashion blog I'll write what I was wearing, so: blouse galaxy of tidelandu short little cardigan with lace mint new look, a very long warm sweater Orsay black asymmetrical skirt from New Look, a little shining shoes with studs of TKmax-in and on top of a very warm gray coat from zara :). Greetings to all fans of Coldplay ! [thanks Q.Aphrodite] http://queenaphroditefashion.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/coldplay.html

Lastly, I'll end with Sunday. COLDPLAY. I went to the concert in an outdoor soccer stadium, and it was AMAZING. The stage was beautiful, the lights were awesome, and the crowd was packed and excited. Coldplay came on around 8:30 and put on a firework show with light up radio activated bracelets that flashed to the stream of the music. It was incredible. One of the best concerts I've been to because they were so amazing live (both entertaining and vocally). [thanks Kyle] http://pacingthroughprague.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/speed-of-sound.html

First We made ​​it just for a second - we went to the Coldplay (the support slot we were not there). As we walked down the hallway, we have heard the support slot. We go into the hall, the lights .. and the stage is the four paka: D. Pusa right to 'O'. We sat down to the first song, we nezacláněli: D. Second View also really cool place - if we were on the balcony or in the second floor. We saw everything pretty residue. Although Chris came to me, like an ant (: D), but near was seen on giant screens. Anyway, I shitted on the screen and stared at him ^ ^. Third Dad made ​​the last 5 minutes concert - who would want to look at it, at the end of the article is available. there is the end and the entire Fix You Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall. The irony is that we discovered that we had left so 200M memory, which is about 10 seconds: D. Therefore, it could make dad consequently damn good: D. Quality is not the best, but it was shot on a small camera, so you may not want miracles: D. 4th Nesmrkala I even once: D - yeah, you do not even care, but I'm happy. I have a terrible cold, the concert I took maybe four handkerchiefs + dig into his back pocket, but there was no need: D. Perhaps it vyříram but now, because I have already completely sedřenej nose. Does not make it right: D. (5 girlfriends slapped with a drummer - this I have to write to be happy Elis D. Irrespective of the concert I was with my sister and friend have just. Were slightly lower than me, and when the guys were conducted on a smaller stage on the other side of the stadium, drummer slapped her on one (who's it was?: D) struck middle, the third on her smile .. The only Chris had around 80 bodyguards, crouch and ran gebil how idiot: D. As ever, I envy: P.) But seriously, it was a divine concert. Choosing Písnice - amazing. Lighting design - perfect. They even handed out bracelets and controlled by computer, which then blink to the rhythm of songs. A Coldplay on stage were really at home. I must not forget to mention that Chris on guitar and piano seriously rolled out: D. At first he said that we are the best audience. Czech talked to us (he said "Good evening", "Thank you," and many times I've "Thanks" <- you can see in the video around 1:05), it always pleases the audience when the singer speaks them their native language. Even there the podium and kissed and held our flag (initially I thought the color according to the British: D). On stage behaved badly as a child. Everywhere hopped and jumped and it was obvious that she enjoys it. At the beginning of the Speed ​​of Sound started laughing and had to start again. But it took people with humor: D. the only thing that bothered me was that with them the song Princess of China Rihanna did not act, but at least it was for them on canvas (even though I knew about it ahead of time) and that Paradise had the elephant outfits. While I understand that it is cooked in it. Chris was after 3 songs completely sweat: D had such a jump, asshole: D. Really for me it was very emotional, especially when the entire hall sang The Scientist, Yellow, Viva la Vida, Paradise and Fix You end (see video around 0:50). For that, I almost cried. Really thanks a lot for that :) zářitek. I thanked us guys, both on FB and Twitter, it was a wonderful evening :). [thanks zoey-love] http://zoey-love.blog.cz/1209/coldplay-prague-16-09-12-mylo-xyloto-tour

Almost a year ago, I remember seeing a headline about Coldplay, a band I love, opening their European tour dates and tickets up online. My boys, also music fans, scrambled around me as they finished their homework that night, and helped me try to line up tickets. Coldplay was coming to Prague! Our town! Getting to see a great band like Coldplay in a historic music city like Prague is a once-in-a-lifetime deal. The tickets didn’t come easily — whole rows sold while I tried to get the form information to work. But by the time dinner was supposed to be on the table, I didn’t have dinner made, but my golly, I had 5 tickets to Coldplay! In Prague! In September 2012! It seemed so far away then, but the year passed — and this past Sunday night, my husband and I and our three sons stepped onto the Prague Metro to venture to the Slavia Stadium in Prague 10. Eleven subway stops and 3 tram stops later, we were there, and the entire stadium surroundings (Soviet Bloc highrises) and crowd was electric. It only got better from there… The Coldplay Mylo Xyloto concert wasn’t about Coldplay the band — it was about music and the crowd and having fun. They made it all interactive with lighted bracelets, massive beach balls, confetti sprays, fireworks, etc. It was amazing. Lesson learned: Pursue what it is you love to do, learn to do it well, and people will want to come and watch you do what you love. And when you make it to the top, make it not about you but about the people and it will shine so bright it will blow everyone’s minds. Thank you, Coldplay, for being a first-class act. Your concert made for one great family memory in Prague! [thanks Jennifer Lyn King] http://jenniferlynking.com/2012/09/19/coldplay-lights-music-and-prague/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=coldplay-lights-music-and-prague

happy 3rd anniversary :)

wiki updated :) http://www.wikicoldplay.com/14_September_2012_-_Red_Bull_Arena,_Leipzig,_Germany

I never good but can be tested on awesome show. Indeed, it was fucking awesome. Chris Martin is a great entertainer (Quote: "Excuse me for speaking English, but speaking German all the time is fucking shit."). The show had all: ballads, massive sing-alongs, a surprising appearance on the other end of the arena, amonst the people there and, the most marvelous thing: The wristbands. We got them at the entrance and later in the show they shone and blinked, controlled by some technician They also did two encores - yeah, I have to notice that. Depeche Mode spoiled me, so I am a dissappionted but by the fact that we were at home at midnight So, the show was a bit too short. But that's not bad. I even needed a break to breathe after some songs, just because it was so thrilling to sing and dance and be a part of a crowd, to be one voice. That's what I love about concerts: Singing along and feeling the crowd. Coldplay played every song that is important to me: "Paradise", of course, "Violet Hill", "The Scientist" and "Fix You". But they played so songs that are not that known, Which I really appreciate. On the way back, in the tram, the driver had to brake really hard because a car cut the right of way. After the tram stood still, and we all had gasped, the driver said deadpan: "Well at least nobody could've fallen over. The tram is crowded enough. " Now I like Coldplay even more. And on the next tour we will definitely be attending. Promised. [thanks bouquinesse] http://bouquinesse.wordpress.com/2012/09/16/sparks/

This year on my birthday I got the best gift that you can be allowed to have: a ticket to the Coldplay concert in Leipzig. For weeks I was always bright-eyed in front of the TV, watching the commercials of the tour, interviews and live performances .. but that I would get the gift cards, I would have never thought. On Friday right after school we went so go: In the car were once all albums by mitgegrölt heard and the songs. We slept at a friend and then went by tram to the Redbullarena. Then we climbed even out at the wrong stop, but we just followed the crowd and stood up once before Redbullarena (in reality it is quite small, on TV she always looks so great: D). A support act had already begun to play when we arrived, but it was not that bad. The band "Blackmail" consisted of a front woman rumsprang hysterically all the time on stage and bellowed unintelligible stuff: D Then "Marina The Diamonds" came out and I can only say that this woman and the band are really super cute. She can sing really great and it is one of the best singers I could hear her singing ever. I really have respect for this small, stunningly beautiful woman ♥ Then, only dark firstonce - for about an hour and then it started. Confetti, balloons, laser show, fireworks in rainbow colors, glowing bracelets that we received at the input, favorite songs, and everyone was singing along just simply the best band in the world. I cried every time I applauded the hell out of them and hoped that it will never be over. But unfortunately it went and I went with my sister and brother in law on the tram back to our friend and smiled myself to sleep ... [thanks objektivleben] http://objektivleben.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/coldplay-in-concert-leipzig-red-bull.html

Well, it has been an eventful few days. I had plans to travel to Leipzig, Germany this weekend to see Coldplay. Everything was underway but my train got in a serious accident. I won't go into the gory details but it was really sad. It really put a damper on my mood and added a 2+ hour delay to my travel time. But, after that fiasco, I managed to make it to Coldplay and the concert was still incredible. I had checked the weather a few days in advance to make sure it wasn't going to rain since the concert was in an open arena, but randomly it turned COLD and I had not packed appropriately. Just as I had hoped, they played almost all of my favorite older songs, including Fix You, In My Place, Yellow, Speed of Sound, and X&Y. It was quite a show: they had confetti, gave everyone light up bracelets, shot off fireworks from stage, and these huge blow up statues popped up around the crowd. Being from Nashville, I've been to my fair share of concerts. But I was nervous, going to a concert alone. I ended up, however, having a fabulous time and really enjoying the beautiful music of Coldplay. [thanks Laura Grace] http://lauragracecarroll.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/coldplay-and-colder-weather.html

Yet again, when it rains it pours for me here in Germany; I get a bit of a cold that turns into a sinus infection with an ear infection, a fever and the makings on bronchitis. Not to mention, whenever I start to get bronchitis I somehow manage to create spinal blockage. Sounds horrible right? Ach, it sucks. ANYWAY, I bought Coldplay tickets many, many weeks ago and I was so over the moon. I’ve always wanted to see Coldplay, and each time I had the chance I chickened out because no one would go with me. Little known fact about me: I have an anxiety problem in crowds. Sure no one feels incredibly comfortable in crowds, except to say that I start having a difficult time breathing, I feel suffocated, insecure, anxious, paranoid…. just terrible. But if I really want to see something, I try to overcome this and now that I have the G-Man with me, I can do this while wrapped in his arms, creating an anxiety-free cocoon. Well maybe not anxiety-free but manageable. So this is how it goes; I’m sick and anxious and surrounded by no-boundries Germans. I say this because Germans get all up in your space and they won’t apologize, say excuse-me, they just do whatever the hell they want. Ask any expat about this, and they’ll agree. Germans do not care that you are standing there, they will cut you, push you aside as if you don’t exist. And Leipzig, East Germany, not very pretty with Germans that speak in a really funny accent was no different. This did not have the makings of the best concert for me. However, it was the very best concert I’ve ever been to in my life. It was stunning, and although the Germans did aggravate me I overcame it once Coldplay came out. First let me say this; Coldplay doesn’t just give you a performance, they give you an experience. They make you feel special. You get these light up wristbands, so colorful and cool, they have fireworks and clouds of confetti floating down on you, and splattered painted beach balls, and they prove how talented they are live. This made me forget about how sick I was at that moment, I was that engrossed. It was romantic and fun, beautiful and unforgettable. So after all my griping about being ill and wah wah wah, I had the best experience ever. I got so wrapped up I missed taking pictures, but I did capture just 2. Now I’ll certainly have to see them again so I can relive the splendor. Thanks Coldplay for everything! You are truly the best!! And to anyone reading this, go see them. You will not regret it, even if the next day you cannot function with a high fever, body aches and loud coughing that disturbs your neighbors. Worth it! [thanks Ellie] http://elliegoestogermany.wordpress.com/2012/09/16/leipzig-and-coldplay-concert/

Katrin MBoundza ‏@FrauMB I will Talk english to you, 'cause my German is fucking Scheisse, YEAH, thanks COLDPLAY pic.twitter.com/0ykC2JwC

One of the reasons that I had to be home Wednesday evening last, was that I would catch a Coldplay concert with the family. As previously described, I came home in one piece, albeit a tad upset. Robin, Janni and I hopped in the RV for transport to Långholmens RV parking where we installed ourselves with a great zeal. After a hearty dinner at Jensen at Wasa Street we went to the stadium and waited for the concert which according samfälliga statements would begin 19:00. Two utterly abysmal joints began the arrangement and my already tired brain cells was about to give up when the primary name entered the stage. Coldplay is a "big" band, and it seemed, they entertained the more than 30,000 spectators, including us, but fireworks, colors and other shenanigans besides the music of course. They played, in my opinion, too many new songs, but of course they also found time to the old beauties that everyone could sing along to if it had not been for the fact that they sang and played some of them in the wrong pace at the wrong tone, likely to innovate, but to me it seemed the opposite, but I was also tired as a warthog. All in all it was a good concert, but above all it was nice to be with family after 10 days without. The evening ended but a 6km walk back to Långholmen where we bumped into without further parliamentary generating. http://www.dyhrs.se/blogg/2012/09/02/coldplay-i-stockholm/

Coldplay yes. Equally amazing wonderful as well as the Stockholm Stadion 2009 . I will never ever get tired of this wonderful band. I love how they make you feel involved in the concert. I love the music, the feeling it gives, and all the memories that I created me to their music (including a lot of memories in Thailand / Asia). Several hours of total joy when just standing and smiling happily, swaying in time to the music and enjoy. This time, we were pretty far back because I am heavily pregnant and had crutches because of my SPD. But just like last time (2009) that moved the band back in the audience, up on a podium (temporarily for a few songs) and it turned out that we were standing right in front of the very podium, which meant that it felt like we were very at front a while. And the people around were really considerate and not pushed on me or pushed when they saw that I had crutches and stomach ♥ What a wonderful Thursday evening (even though the sky opened up the second half of the concert., It did not give a damn!) And I think they 33.ooo who was at the concert agree with me completely? [thanks SPIDER girl] http://www.spindeltjejen.se/wordpress/?p=12799

Having seen some of the biggest names in the music industry, such as Lady Gaga, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Rihanna, I think I can say I'm not easily impressed. Coldplay did succeed in impressing me though! Their concert in The Hague last thursday might just be the best concert I have ever been to. Coldplay's fantastic music plus incredible visuals, a lot of confetti and fireworks made the night one to never forget. Extra kudos to Marina and the Diamonds who was the best, funniest and most beautiful support act ever! It was so nice to see her live too. http://sammthing.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/coldplays-mylo-xyloto-tour.html

Last night we went to Cologne. There was the British band Coldplay frontman Chris Martin to a gigantic open-air concert. And we were among the 45,000 spectators. However, we had only once come there. Because that was easier said than done. Typically you need to track only 35-45 minutes. But we were almost 2.5 hours on the road. And, although we did not even had to find a parking space, since we could park at a friend who practically live right on Stadium. So we are going to 18h and 20:45 h were only towards the stadium. The performance of the opening band Marina and the Diamonds was long gone, of course, but that's why we were not come. At about 21:15 we were off and we were directly from our seats in row 14 from the stage, a great sight. The stage was completely open, thus not covered. The unused bleachers behind the stage were covered with dark cloths and on the stage, there were five large circular canvases that Mr. me very much of " Screen "reminded that since the tour of Pink Floyd" has used Dark Side Of The Moon "for all concerts. And the spectacle began brilliantly really. The first song, "Mylo Xyloto" and "Hurts Like Heaven" started with fireworks, lasers, confetti rain and a brute sound I though sometimes was a little too loud. But I do not know if this was anywhere in the stadium felt this loud. And there was something new: 45,000 synchronous flashing bracelets! The bracelets, which was presented with every fan in different colors at the entrance flickered and flashed in time to the music. Thus, all the spectators were by clicking on part of the giant light show. Madness! Coldplay is the first band called Xylobands used at your concerts. The bands are made of a nylon band (in green, blue, yellow, red, pink and white), which are more appropriately colored LEDs and a small plastic box in which the electronics of the radio receiver and the batteries are located. The LEDs can be driven by a transmitter central. According Xyloband the site itself, the different colors can also be controlled separately. But that was not the case yesterday. Even before the concert and at the end was pointed very heavily on disposal in the containers provided. However, I have not seen a think tank and also hard to believe that many of the bands have delivered again. Coldplay reportedly heard the company that sells the bracelets. However, I could not find any information about this binding. The name and the design of the site, however, indicate that Coldplay are at least involved. The first round, which is the first adoption of the band was already after an hour. After a few minutes it went further and even Chris Martin suddenly stood with his guitar in the middle of the rear interior on a small stage. After the first few bars were added to the other band members and played "Speed ​​of Sound" in an acoustic version. Toll. Especially because we were not far away. Then we went directly to the audience and is returned to the big stage, where with "Clocks", "Fix You" and "Every Teardrop is a Waterfall," the grand finals were played. Of course, with fireworks and flashing Xylobands. All in all a terrific concert evening worked in perfect weather for a place in September-find open air and the return trip even quite smoothly. [thanks Thomas Mielke] http://www.mielke.de/blog/Coldplay-Open-Air-in-Koeln--364/

on tuesday i took my first trip to cologne to see coldplay at the rheinenergie stadium. i took the train from here in essen to the main station in cologne, where the view of the towering cathedral greeted me as i walked out of the main doors. i stood in awe for a solid five minutes, taking in its massiveness (as well as the whistling tunes of a busker nearby). i can’t wait to go back to cologne again & explore. coldplay were awesome. i managed to get in front row position at the end of the main middle runway stage, so for a good number of songs they were literally playing right in front of me! the opening songs were my favourite as they were when all the confetti came, the giant balloons, fireworks etc etc. so i can now tick seeing coldplay off my bands to see live list! in the next few months maybe i will see grizzly bear, the black keys, michael kiwanuka, the civil wars & two door cinema club, as they are all coming to do shows nearby. [thanks Rachel Walker] http://thisisrachelwalker.com/2012/09/08/cologne/

Never a year ago I put up a status on fb like this: "If one life can only watch the concert, so it's Coldplay concert" Only track mind, just a simple obesesi representing homosexual nature Ludens (man play) me. I also never intended it sunnguh effort to commercialize them. Until two weeks ago I was visiting the embassy in Den Haag untul report themselves to see the banners on the street corner: MyloXyloto Coldplay Concert, 6 Sep 2012, Malieveld, The Hague. Suddenly track mind that I wrote on facebook a year ago it was transformed from a mere track mind to ideas and desires. Originally pessimistic also to be able to get tickets for the concert bands the world has usually been run since two months before the show. But that's okay I'll try looking at the site coldplay.com and there are still tickets. Later I knew that there was a little extra tickets issued before the day-H committee. And my friend who lives in Amsterdam was disappointed not to miss out despite his attempts memasannya ticket a month ago. Alhamdulillah, weve fortune ya. Ticket prices are not cheap but not too expensive (for the size of Europe), only 60 euros, roughly the same as a football match ticket European leagues. Although I can not play any instruments and I used to contribute to the song (that makes a song a tune) but I included it to music. Although I collect a lot of files in my list Mp3, few I really like. Besides several nasheed groups of course I was a true connoisseur Ebiet G. Ade and Iwan Abah, to my west band just like The Beatles and for this age band is Coldplay. I know the first time Coldplay class 1 high school, I was roommates with a chance weve bought my first Coldplay album: Parachute. Coldplay has a distinctive look for the music is very strong, hard to classify the genre coldplay what and difficult to compare with other musicians because coldplay coldplay coldplay yes. I can say coldplay music as progressive and positive music. Progressive in terms of rhythm and hentakannya, listen to the song eg Clock, Speed ​​of Sound, Viva la Vida, or Every Teardrop is a Waterfall. There is a kind of adrenaline injected into the audience that makes us want to move and "cenghar". And if any of his slow songs like Fix You or Trouble the comfortable tone and dissolve negative feelings. Positive for intelligent lyrics and "nyakola". The themes are not the theme of pulses and if the theme of love is not trash. For example, Viva la Vida who talk about revolution or fix-you are very famous for failing drug hurt or disappointed rejected, hehe. Do not be surprised if coldplay songs are your favorite songs ITB students who are working on final project, please surveyed. Awaited day arrived. Thursday afternoon I came to The Hague by train from Delft who only reached by 11 minutes. Apparently Malieveld is a kind of square, or if in Bandung Gasibu house, but with a size many times Gasibu. So it's right in the city center, just a 10-minute walk from the station Den Haag Centraal. Not hard to get to the location of the event because the committee made an awful lot entrance. Barcode tickets were scanned and exchanged for wristbands. Later I knew that the band was named Xylobands marker audience and not just a band, but a part of the show itself. I went to the location of the event at 19:30, and is scheduled to appear coldplay 21.00. Thank God I can still get a standing fairly close to the stage. Another Indonesian friends behind Stand came at 3 pm and some even from 12 noon to see Chris Martin et al up close. The concert begins with the appearance of supporting the band Marina and The Diamond. While the first idea but looks amaze me. Sounds like a high-pitched vocalist singer girlfriend seriosa and personnel group groomed wearing a vest and jacket butterfly wing play alternative pop music. After a half hour wait time elapsed arrived. All the lights are turned off and then synchronously Chris Martin et al appear on stage. Laser ignited and five bigscreen giant circular graphics play wow. And the most fascinating and surprising is that we wear bracelets audience suddenly twinkling lights to the rhythm of the song MYLO XYLOTO fast. This magical bracelet Xylobands was working with RFID principles, such as remote control cars. Operators can turn simultaneously 75.000 spectators bracelet worn by a certain pattern. Technological sophistication and dazzling ideas. Enjoy not just a karaoke coldplay concert mass, but more than that it's really a show, it's not just a concert but it's an experience! Where dipukau dimensions our senses in ways that wow. It's clear the quality of the music coupled with the sophistication of visual art genius and sophisticated. Big screen is not just a video showing attraction band on stage to be seen by the audience in the back, but the visual art displays different for each song. For example when the song Yellow yellow color dominates the stage with cutting edge visuals and riveting. Also in the last part of the song Charlie Brown, Chris Martin threw his guitar into the air, and on-screen display of slow-motion collapse of the guitar. Cool. Or the song Princess of China featuring Rihanna on the screen with stunning graphics. Each song has a different theme. Suppose that song-you fix the wistful silhouette shown is Chris Martin who was playing piano, nuance dark and black. Plus the game is always different laser every song. Sometimes fireworks is raised with an unusual way. There is another paper butterfly-shaped flouresen dissipated meet Malieveld sky with glowing colors. Ideas and creativity coldplay was crazy and infinite. When the song Paradise suppose suddenly thrown into the audience plastic balls the size that we can throw throw. Or one day they suddenly disappeared and two minutes later there was a small stage at the back of the field. Either which way they can get there. And like other Myloxyloto concerts, Every Tear Drop is a Waterfall is Kojo song to close the concert, the climax to. That night I was really struck by the ideas and creativity that man can create. It's this sense is an incredible gift from God Almighty who can penetrate the impossibility-impossibility. Maybe the excitation level of emotion and ideas that night just as if I was climbing a mountain and see the magnificent scenery and fascinating. Just in a different form, one created directly by Allah Almighty, and one through which the human mind is also his creation. Coldplay concert last night reminded me of a night in Mount Burangrang, when Basic Education Wanadri 2008 that I follow are on the cusp of malignancy and fatigue. We then collected and there Abah Iwan in front, he picked up the guitar and pluck, telling stories and conveying the advice of life and by the campfire, distinctive voice to sing for us Balada A Kelana, Second Life, Youth Pilgrims, Prayer, and the Apostles Girl especially if it is not Mentari. Relieving! Something like that Coldplay concert quality if you want to compare. Priceless. A gift from The Hague, September 6, 2012 [thanks Mohammed Rihan Handaulah] http://rihandaulah.wordpress.com/2012/09/07/coldplay-myloxyloto-concert-not-just-a-concert/

Yesterday evening was concert night for us again, months ago we purchased tickets for the Coldplay concert on the Malieveld in our home town The Hague, it turned out to be a great evening. The wonderful weather (dry, no wind, 16 c/ 60 F, a lovely September evening), a great band on good form, a well organised event (thanks city of The Hague, proud of my hometown), made for a mellow crowd of some 65.000 people, enjoying a great, great night together. We’re in! Loved the lighted wristbands! Chris Martin pleased the locals in the crowd not only with his musical talents but by first trying his best at some Dutch (turned out to be somewhat German sounding): “Hello The Hague, et ist fantastisj hier zu sein!”a few songs later followed by a unique rendition of the song that ‘helped’ in naming my blog: Oh, Oh, Den Haag (here’s the original) :- The Chris Martin version came out sounding something like: “Oh, Oh, Then Haak”, but he managed the chorus in full, (loved the “Lenge Poten”) changing the lyrics at the end to “We would like to play here agai-ain!” to a - by then - tumultuous crowd! Thanks Chris, you warmed our The Hague hearts! And you know the evening is a success when your (almost) 15-year old daughter – already a seasoned concert goer herself - exclaims: “This is better than Justin Bieber!!” [Thanks Phyllis] http://ohohquilts.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/oh-oh-then-haak.html

wiki updated http://www.wikicoldplay.com/4_September_2012_-_Rheinenergiestadion,_Cologne,_Germany

Last night Coldplay arrived at the big Stadion in Sweden. I got Coldplay tickets for my birthday from Henrik. I have been wanting to see them for soooo long and especially with him. They were absolutely fantastic and the night was an unforgettable night. So many feeling and emotions, but yet so perfect. It really got me realizing that Henrik is by far the bestest friend I have. No one can feel and share my feelings as good as he can. He knows me inside and out. There is nothing in this world that I am afraid to say or do or be any other way, than just me, Stina Örwén with him. So whatever may happen, no matter where the world may take us; I still got to see coldplay with my soulmate, and that has been on my todo list since I was 14. (when I started listening to them.) :) [thanks A Swedish Fruit Salad] http://aswedishfruitsalad.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/coldplay.html

Went to the most amazing Coldplay concert in Parken last Tuesday. They're on tour with their most recent album, "Mylo Xyloto", and these favorite Brits of mine were gracious enough to visit Denmark for a concert that, well, blew my mind. First of all, everyone was given a little bracelet, that lit up during the concert. In effect, it was as if 50 thousand small, colored stars were specked around the audience, shining in blue, pink, yellow, white and green. It was like standing in a colored galaxy; Coldplay's galaxy. On my tour of planet Mylo Xyloto, I stood very close to the stage; our space was amazing, the crowd was wild, and Chris Martin stood only a meter from me at times! And when songs like "Hurts like Heaven", "Paradise" and "Clocks" were played, everyone danced, jumped and sang along like they had only listened to Coldplay all their lives. The show was amazing; the blazing lights, the on-stage canvases that displayed videos of the band, the audience and colored animations, confetti fired all over the crowd, and best of all, the amazing performance of the band. To put it mildly, I wasn't disappointed. And when "Us Against the World" and "Viva la Vida" were played, I couldn't help but feel a little teary. It was worth every penny, every minute of waiting (5 hours) and listening to the horrible warm-up bands (Marina and the Diamonds can not sing a proper, in-pitch falsetto for half an hour!), every agony in my tired legs, every jump, scream and loud singing that wrecked my voice. Oh, Coldplay. Come again soon! [thanks Caroline Roseberry] http://iamroseberry.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/coldplay.html

Yesterday was probably one of the best days of my life!! They played at Parken, which is Denmark's National Football Court. At the entrance we all got a bracelet in different colors, during the show all the bracelets lightened up, and the entire court was in ecstasy of lightning and joy of Coldplay! During the concert, which took about 98 minutes, Chris Martin and the band took us through their universe! And I Can't say anything else but that I loved it, if they play in Copenhagen again, I would be pleased to buy another ticket! http://thejizzlejazz.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/coldplay-in-copenhagen.html

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Yesterday it was finally time for AW and see Coldplay at the Stadium. What a night! When you do something with the job and you have relatively low expectations, which usually means having fun. Yesterday was no exception. The actual dinner in the office as usual, right strained at first, but still nice. The concert was clearly above expectations, perhaps because no one really knew what they could expect. I like Coldplay, and has done so since Parachutes , but is not a huge fan so. The concert was magical! We chose to stand right at the back, but looked good anyway and they did also some songs right next to us at a small extra scene in the middle of the crowd. :) Is sad that the phone battery ran out so I do not take short merciful when we were so close ... : (But the experience I have left in the heart forever! So good! Everyone got a bracelet when we came in and they started flashing in different colors when they started playing. :) Really cool when the whole crowd blinked in the pace of the songs. :) They drove both old favorites and new. A really happy girl here in other words! [thanks mammajakeline] http://mammajakeline.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/coldplay-stockholm-stadium.html