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Jaaaa, tolll.... danke für's neidisch Machen :dozey:

Jaaa, ick hab mich bepisst vor Lachen :lol: (im übertragenen Sinne natürlich :dozey: ) "Joa, ick bin der Peter" - "und Thomas!" *ablach* [schnitt] "Hallo, ick bin Thomas" - "und Peter" *totlach* aaah... eigentlich könnt ich das mal wieder sehen :lol: Bye Julia! Ich gebe dir noch folgenden Song auf den Weg für die Tage wo du uns fehlst: Jimmy Eat World - Drugs Or Me :P :lol:

haha, ich hab auch recht lang gebraucht, mir das zu kaufen :lol: Aber mich dann schlußendlich doch durchgerungen, lohnt sich aber auf jedenfall! :) Genauso wie die DVD, by the way ;-)

you're so welcome! But I think the biggest thanks belong to the contributor, Larry :) And I either have no clue about that Brother Ben :lol:

haha, mir schwebt der Dialog schon vor Augen: Lehrerin: "Julia, das war aber jetzt falsch!" Du: "Aber die Leute im Internet haben gesagt..." Lehrerin: "Du hast dich im Internet informiert?! Also das ist doch... stehst du wieder unter Drogeneinfluss?" :P :lol:

Jawoll, großartig! Endlich mal ein echter Beatsteaks-Fan hier außer mir :lol: Und zu Julias story sachi ch jetzt mal nichts :P Formale Anrede? Dear blablabla? Wür ich jedenfalls machen ;-)

Nice! Welche Alben hast du von den juuten Beatbuletten? :-)

uäh... ich hab noch nie so schlimm gekotzt wie nach Kölsch :lol: Außerdem schmeckt's wie Wasser, aber das ist ja ein anderer Punkt ;-)

Natürlich haben wir schönes wetter! Bester Schnee und angenehm frische Temperaturen :P @Daniela: das war dann aber 100%ig bei irgendso einem Griechen/Asiaten/whatever wo die Ratten in der Küche Hilfsköche sind :P Und by the way: Kölsch! mehr muss ich net sagen :P

Ahaaa, Mistwetter im Westen! Hehe, habt's nicht anders verdient :P :D

@Julia: Welttourneestart Sommer 2006 - nach genaueren Terminen hab ich nicht geguckt, gibt's daher auch nicht :P @Julian: Joa, ich weiß :-) War aber kein Grund, gleich in Panik zu geraten *g*

Hehe, ich hab das Lied for genau 10 Minuten gehört und musste daran irgendwie denken :lol: (steht sogar noch in meinem Audioscrobbler-Profil *g*)

Na Na Na Na Naa Na Na Na Na Naa Na Na Na Na Naa Na Na Na Na Naa It does not move me it does not get me going at all :lol:

Wat, dem Bildschirm? Was hat der denn damit zu tun? So high wie du möcht ich auch mal sein! Du musst filme sehen... der Bildschirm... hat der dich beleidigt, oder wie? :lol: lol, Julia, ich könnte dieses Spielchen ewig weiter treiben und würd nie aufhrören zu lachen :lol:

Sarah, naaaa? :P Jooo, byebye, Daniela!

google.de type: pound euro exchange or whatever, you know what I wanna tell you :P

@Julia: na, immer noch auf deinem Dauertrip? :P hihihihi ;-) @Sarah: lol :lol: AHA?! Gibt's da was, was ich wissen sollte? :P

falls gewünscht wird, kann ich auch ganz anders :angry: :P

Here's my translation of the article. It was kinda challenging translating it, so I think, there maybe some mistakes. Hope you understand it nevertheless :) ______________________________ Far away from the sofa Abusing soundchecks, denying rumors about seperating, making the fans happy: business as usual for Coldplay on tour. It's nice being able to fly home visiting mum. Everybody else has to stick do Brother Ben's method. Elvis has left the building and Ringo sings. Coldplay just was on stage playing their third song of their encore - "Fix You" - together with the audience's celebratory euphoria, which came out of the crowd of the Maimarkt-hall in Mannheim, and giving everybody the heebie-jeebies with their four-voiced singing in the climax. Then hand in hand they bowed in front of the applauding audience at the stage's front end, while the Beatle's "Good Night" was playing out of the speakers. One minute later - Ringo just rises his voice for the second verse and the approx. 8.000 people clap their hands bloody to convince the band for a second encore - the four band-members and their crew are sitting already in their vans, which wait about 130 ft. behind the stage with running engines. Away. Just celebratory, now gone. Before Coldplay's "Twisted Logic"-tour, which will still keep them busy in 2006, is going on at the day after tomorrow in Zürich, the band will have a day off, that is going to be used for a trip homeward to London. The rented private-jet is waiting at the airport of Frankfurt for his small trip across the channel. Of course they could have thought about a second encore and it seems to be a little hard-boiled, but it's quite understandable, that the four guys don't want to stay long in the backstage-area after a hard day of work and can't wait to get to see their wives and children at home. It was a hard year. It began with the belated completion of their new, third album 'X&Y', what influenced the marked value of EMI in a legendary way. Therefore more effort was invested in commercials and promo-stuff, what created a huge pressure of ecpectations on the new album, which it never could have reached - and which brought much antipathy to Coldplay: The band, which during the times of their second album AROBTTH never could have done much wrong, was in 2005 both the holy grale of music-journalists and the punching bag of crtics. X&Y was (among the important albums of 2005) the one with the most irritating criticisms: Reaching from the (rarely given) highest rating of the english magazine Q to a painful and disastrous review of the New York Times. Jonny Buckland knows that many things didn't go well. "Hype is so dangerous", says the guitar player having a fresh cold at the afternoon right before the Mannheim-gig, "and we did our best to avoid it. But it wasn't enough. When a cd is so hyped, the people are expecting some day that it can heal cancer! But in the end it's just a cd." In the meantime the promotion was drastically reduced. "You can do too much as well and get on the people's wick". During the tour the band does just a few short-interviews. Besides of Buckland sits drummer Will Champion with us in the boring room in the cellar of the Maimarkt-hall. "Well, it's a special factor", he says, "if your band grows bigger and bigger, you just aren't only a topic for the music-press anymore. We've read about us in music-magazines and music-sections, but suddenly we appear in the big gazettes..." - "In the fucking economy-section", Buckland grumbles, "with this whole EMI-stock-market-shit!". A prime reason for Coldplay's appearance outside of the music-sections is the celebrity-state of singer Chris Martin. He, is heard, is a little bit "annoyed" today. At the belated arrival of the band and crew was indeed the smell of anger and nervousness in the air. That fits perfectly to the seperation-rumors, which go along with the band since over a year and lately also during the tour. "Oh my god", Champion sighs, takes the paper printed out by the interviewer just for fun containing a pretty bold internet-statement ("bad tempers and big egos are threatening to tear the group apart!") and reads. "Ha!", he laughs and isn't able to completely hide a whiff of bad temper: "'We're a pain in each other's neck.' I never said that! It's the opposite. We're getting along very well at the moment. You don't have to bother about that.", he speaks and rips the paper into little snippets. And if they would be a pain in their necks at all: A band, which has signed the inner cancellation, would never extend a sound-check to a song-writing-session. "Yes, there are new ideas for songs", Champion says. But they're getting back to the studio in autum 2006 in the earliest - so long will the tour last. Today's sound-check stays usual: For nearly 20 minutes the four guys are trying out a reggea-like tune, which - well - still needs some improvements to become a Coldplay-hit one day. Meanwhile a nearby happening describes the nice and relaxed mood behind the stage: As Coldplay's security-head, a tall and authoritative man, discovers a member of the local crew taking photos he doesn't run to him and catch the bugger, but he looks for a german EMI-employee as a interpreter: She may tell her country-mate to please delete the pictures on the memory-card. After the sound-check the band isn't seen around much which retracted in the (common) changeroom. Later Buckland, Champion and bass-player Guy Berryman are having dinner together with some other crew-members in the catering-room, where the cooks of "Eat To The Beat" are presenting nice food. Martin arrives belated, after he, as nice as he is, personally announced the support act Goldfrapp to the audience: "Be nice to them!" During Coldplay's gig there's suddenly spooky silence lurking around through the backstage-area. It's funny: Just a few feet away the stars are rocking and the fans are screaming and sweating - and back here in the darkness there are light-technicians sitting in front of monitors like in the NASA-headquaters, while some roadies, not impressed by the noise, are sleeping on flightcases. Their time comes after the quick leaving of the band when they're pitching into the stage and disassembling it in a stunning speed. The tourmanager gave a funny but kind of serious advice to the crew down in the catering room for their tomorrow's day off: "The show at saturday has to be jaw-dropping!", is read on a piece of paper between the coffee pots. "So follow brother ben's example tomorrow: early booze-up followed by ten hours of sleep." Whoever this Brother Ben may be: He seems to know pretty well how to fight the longing for the sofa at home.

I could try to translate it, as I'm kinda bored today :lol: That could take some time, though!

let me try again *gets out dictionary* ;) In the shadow of the bass player: My trip to the four londoners and their tour has fortunately not been as grim as this bottom view of Guy Berryman may appear Better? :-)

Quick'n'dirty translation: Cleared to land At the speed of sound: At the second stop during their endless seeming "Twisted-Logic"-Worldtour in Germany and Switzerland Coldplay invited photographer Olaf Heine for three days near the end of last year to their own Biz-Jet and an exclusive view behind the scenes. Image signature: In the shadow of the bass player: As dark as this down-view of Guy Berryman may seem has fortunately not been my trip to the tour of the four londoners. (that one was kinda tough ;-) )

awesome, thanks so much, Larry! :)

Franz Ferdinand - The Fallen

Happy Birthday, Grace! Just one more year until 16, woohoo :D