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This has probably already been discussed a million times but I'm far too lazy to check: Does the arrow pointing to the date (I think it's an arrow anyway!) indicate that 5th September is going to be a significant date this year (even though Prospekt said that Album 4 should hopefully be ready in 3/4 weeks time)...

That's the band's PA behind Johnny isn't it - Estelle or Vickie?

Well done for getting a good photoshop of that! I've made out these, although some may be wrong: Love Chocolate Football U2 Fair Trade Yoga Yoda Happiness Trees Surf Music Support Water Aid Pianos Care Bread Ken Nelson Simon Pegg and Nick Frost Water Pianos Bob Johnny Guitar = Hope So Near

Keane do amazing B-Sides! Fly To Me He Used To Be A Lovely Boy Something In Me Was Dying Snowed Under Thin Air Check 'em out...

Ron Sexsmith! Briggins, I am downloading your January Mixtape - I'm looking forward to these each month, very cool of you :)

The English Premier League is considering playing some matches overseas, BBC Sport has learned. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/7232390.stm What a joke. Not long before FIFA allow 2 foreign players in national teams.

Thank you!!!

Jonny calls In My Place "In My Face" in this interview, I guess it's a typo! http://mycoldplay.com/home/index.php/2001/08/01/a-day-in-the-life-of/

I heard that Natalie Portman is a fan. Thirteen Senses (not massive celebrities but they have had a couple of albums in the shops!) also said they are fans.

What an amazing cover! You have a lovely voice and really made this song your own. A lot of covers make me cringe and feel uncomfortable but that was seriously beautiful. Love the drums too :)

A Rush Of Blood To The Head has been selected as one of Q Magazine's Albums of the 00s: The Scientist was also recognised as one of the Tracks of the 00s. I couldn't scan it, but it says: "It was written on an out-of-tune piano, but The Scientist transcended those beginnings to become a very English stadium anthem, one whose strength lay in its middle-class reserve. The jumping-off point for a wave of "sensitive" British indie types, from Keane to Snow Patrol. Most British Moment: Chris Martin's vocal delivery; emotion gets the better of the Head Boy persona".

Word Document: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6036NJ55 Notepad: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JO8KPF8Q Hope these make sense, I think they're correct after a few listens. Should sound like this: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PBTEST5G

Imagine playing infront of this many people. There's a lot of them!

Only joking dude.

So who's going to be recording the song for this one then - Coldplay perhaps, Spies!

Sounds a good idea.

New star in 2000

Here are the tabs from the book: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=EFEKMCAO

Just an after thought, maybe 1 of the mods should put 'RIP' in the subject title (I thought I had but obviously didn't!) - just incase people click on it thinking the thread's about's his new film or stuff he's done in the past etc.

Hollywood actor Heath Ledger has been found dead at a downtown Manhattan residence, a New York Police Department spokesman has said. He was found unconscious at the apartment and pronounced dead," a police spokeswoman said. Police are investigating whether the Australian actor, who earned an Oscar nomination for 2005 film Brokeback Mountain, died of a drug overdose. The 28-year-old was found dead in the SoHo flat at around 1530 (2030 GMT). US television reported that his body had been found surrounded by pills and police said they did not suspect foul play. "We are investigating the possibility of an overdose," police spokesman Paul Browne said. Police said he had been due to have a massage at the flat. The housekeeper went to tell him the masseuse had arrived and found him dead on Tuesday afternoon. In September the Perth-born actor reportedly split from his girlfriend Michelle Williams, with whom he has a two-year-old daughter, Matilda. He plays the Joker in the soon-to-be-released Batman film, The Dark Knight. He also starred in A Knight's Tale and The Patriot, and played a suicidal son in Monster's Ball. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7203797.stm http://www.cnn.com/2008/SHOWBIZ/Movies/01/22/heath.ledger.dead/index.html

Anton Corbijn (director of the video for Talk!) will be signing copies of the DVD 'Control' and the book 'In Control' at: HMV 150 Oxford Street, on Monday 11th February at 6pm http://www.hmv.co.uk/hmvweb/navigate.do?pPageID=1080

I joined around the time that I was feeling very excited about going to my first Coldplay gig at the MEN Arena on 19th December 2005. I remember after that gig someone had a bootleg of the show and wouldn't share it and there was a 20-something page long thread full of posts by people begging for this person to share. Me and someone else eventually bought copies off ebay and shared it around.

Just listened to the intro for the Mexico City 2003 gig, I didn't know that Coldplay played "An Ending (Ascent)" by Eno before their gigs back in 2003 (the track that Space Cadet posted earlier on). Going slightly off topic, but what else was played before they came on back then?

There isn't a guitar in Is It Any Wonder, that sound comes from hooking the CP70 piano up to guitar effects pods which Tim controls with foot pedals. Cool hey. Tom plays guitar in their live sets for acoustic versions of The Frog Prince, Your Eyes Open and Broken Toy. There's good info here on how the technology, effects and equipment here: http://www.keaneshaped.co.uk/faq/ http://bb01.sov.uk.vvhp.net/keane/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=44312

46p?! That's mad.