Dejan

According to the first sales things are not looking so good for the "talk the tour".....

The "old" dude with the glasses is the road manager or what ? And the other guys are roadies ?

not to be rude or anything... but... shut it! :P You've asked this lik a gizillion times!!! :lol: I spoke to Chris last night and he said he was purposly postponing any dvd productions because some kid named dejan kept asking for 2 dvds.... so stop asking! :P shut the fuck up! who the fuck are you to tell me what i have to do ? :angry:

My 2 cents about a live dvd from the madison square garden or from the earls court...

i thought so too :D you are messed up or what ?

how funny :rolleyes:

Who knows exactly how many copies has sold X & Y worldwide ?

In my opinion GRAVITY is actually the best coldplay song ever!

Well.....according to the OFFICIAL WEBSITE gravity will be included in the dvd version of the single.

this song will be in the single dvd version.....

Like i've said they could release two live dvds......one from the twisted logic tour and the other one from Talk the tour. what do y'all think ?

so it's not "solid ground" ?

Damn you are really clever..... :rolleyes:

New song or a leftover from the x&y sessions ?

The OUTDOOR shows are over since august and from what i remember they want to release a live dvd from an outdoor show. What they are waiting for ?

i love their music but i've never heard such a poor way of singing,like a wounded animal...

WORST PERFORMANCE I'VE EVER SEEN,CHRIS WAS SINGING IN SUCH A CRAP WAY GOD DAMMIT

ABSOLUTELY NOT!

I HATE THE WAY CHRIS WAS SINGING....

I'VE NEVER HEARD SUCH A CRAP PERFORMANCE.

As of this writing, Coldplay's X&Y has sold more than 2.2 million copies in the U.S. alone, in a stealth manner befitting a band whose lead singer makes his political statements via pieces of tape on his fingers. Coldplay might not be the flashiest rock act in the world, nor the most headline-grabbing or controversial, yet they've still managed to achieve massive worldwide success, mostly because they are none of those things. But that could change in an instant, thanks to the video for their new single, "Talk," directed by photographer-to-the-stars Anton Corbijn, who's so famous that he didn't even have to approach Coldplay — they approached him. "I have turned down a few previous requests from Coldplay to do a script for their songs, but I liked this song and had an idea straightaway, so that was enough for me to go on," Corbijn said. "It is always the idea and the song that counts, not the size of the band. I just as happily work with [songwriter/abstract artist] Joseph Arthur, for instance, as with a big band. The only redeeming factor in that sense is that I know the video from the big band will get MTV airplay." The flashy Corbijn — who's directed memorable clips for the likes of Nirvana ("Heart Shaped Box") and Depeche Mode ("Enjoy the Silence") and recently helmed the Killers' "All These Things That I've Done" video — will shoot the "Talk" clip in London during the first week of November, in between Coldplay's gigs in Oslo, Norway, and Stockholm, Sweden. For clues to what fans can expect from the video, Corbijn said to look no further than his past. With him, what you see is generally what you get. And though he was a bit hesitant to divulge actual details about the "Talk" clip, he was more than happy to take all the credit for them. "Well, it is black and white, and slightly strange, as is often the way in my videos, I guess. It will have a certain B-movie feel to it, but I cannot say more than this for now," he explained. "I always come up with the ideas — except for Nirvana's video — but usually there is some input from the artist. Generally, people come to me for the whole trip, if you like. Whether that is good or bad, I cannot say, but that is what happens." (mtv.com)