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No offence, but I think that Thinline actually is the "42" one, which was the proper live guitar for the X&Y tour (it still had the white pickguard). Please correct me if I'm wrong. I think it's pretty awkward that they didn't posted more info about the guitars, since some of them were reissues and but a few were real vintage guitars (the viva 72' thinline, and the "42" [i think!]). In that case, it's kind of ironic that the "42" guitar is going to go a lot cheaper than the reissues. Still, major congratulations all!!

1. Poppyfields/Politik 2. Shiver 3. Cemeteries of London 4. Daylight 5. Lovers In Japan 6. Strawberry Swing 7. Prospekt's March 8. Low 9. One I Love 10. Talk 11. Postcards From Far Away/Viva la Vida 12. I Ran Away 13. God Put A Smile Upon Your Face 14. Everything's Not Lost Encore 15. Life In Technicolor 16. Gravity 17. A Rush of Blood to the Head 18. Yellow 19. Amsterdam Encore II 20. Don't Panic

I remember hearing Will and Guy rehearsing the main riff of White Shadows. Jonny then joined for the bridge part. You couldn't hear Chris very much. I don't think they played the chorus, but the outro synths was played. So yeah, they sure rehearsed it or the soundguys can remove layers and stuff :P

1. Don't Panic 2. God Put A Smile (not the techno crap!!!!!!!!) 3. I Ran Away 4. A Rush Of Blood 5. Daylight 6. One I Love

1. GPASUYF 2. Don't Panic 3. A Rush Of Blood To The Head 4. Cemeteries Of London 5. 42 6. Daylight 7. Clocks 8. Strawberry Swing 9. We Never Change 10. Everything's Not Lost 11. Amsterdam 12. Green Eyes (acoustic) 13. See You Soon (acoustic) 14. I Ran Away 15. Shiver 16. Fix You 17. Politik 18. Gravity 19. Lovers In Japan 20. Parachutes/Yellow 21. The Scientist 22. Prospekt's March

I hope and think that they will start playing this live with an extended outro, freaking out.. Many bands tends to skip the "heavy" parts on studio versions for some reason. A good example is "About Today" by The National, which on the EP (Cherry Tree) is quite mellow and not so "heavy" whereas the live version has an absolutely awesome heavy outro which last for like 5-6 minutes. Well, another example is GPASYF which has a lame outro on ARBTTH and a kick-ass one live (please, scrap the disco thing....:S) So, a rock-the-hell-out-outro, and it's a great live song in my opinion

lit violet hill clocks in my place speed of sound cemeteries of london chinese sleep chant 42 fix you strawberry swing gpsuyf talk amsterdam(part) the hardest part postcards from far away viva la vida lost the scientist death will.. politik lovers in japan death and all his friends yellow Yeah, it was an awesome concert indeed, better than the one three years ago I think. The only thing that bugs me is that he started Amsterdam and sang the first verse, but stopped because they "hadn't played the song in three years" (köpenhamn 2005?). He also stated that "you should rehearse before comming to stockholm". He looked really embarrased actually! =)

On the mtv awards guy had switched his pickguard on the precision bass. the white jaguar fits with the arty pickguard though.

Puh Puh, efter mycket om och men har jag min ståplats till den 18e. Förmodligen köper jag till 17e också, och Oslo lockar som fan. Tre olika setlists. Fett nice det vore

Globe It's weird - 7th of November 2005 still feels like yesterday and now they're coming again. I like! Hope they play Politik, it was so loud last time!!!

Don't shout hello before you've crossed the bridge.......seriously freely translated, swedish saying. (=P)

I dont understand why some people look at songs as different individual performances combined. I think it's better to look at a song as one big part. Yes, there's a very simple drumbeat in this song, but they probably felt like the song got better if the drums were "anonymous". They're not "i must have a solo in the song" type of guys as you know, so I think they easily can "sacrifice" their parts in songs just to get them better. Well, I don't know if I made myself clear of what I mean but, eh.

For this outro he uses the Mxr phase 90 pedal, and a few others I suppose.

I just wonder who Prospekt is of these guys =)

Phil? It has got to be Phil right? Who else has been with them for such a long time?

Hello everybody! Im going to London tomorrow for the weekend and I'm just wondering if anyone here have a more specific location of their studio? I know it's located in Hampstead, but that's a quite big area isn't it? I know this is a stupid question, but if anyone know, I would be thankful =) Ofcourse, I know I can't just go right in to the place but, well, yeah. :D Thanks :P

The Norman b18-ce is the best buy under 500$, in my opinion. It has a solid top and it plays beutifully. If you'd like something more expensive, why not look at the Martin dc15e which coldplay used 2002-2003. They're great guitars.

Happy Birthday Will - now make the new album tremendous!

Well even the book isn't totally right. Your tabs sound okay, and some chords are perfect, but a few is not. :)

I haven't checked all the songs but Politik isn't right I'm afraid. They play it different live. Thanks so much for a decent One I Love though! =)

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There isn't a lot of low-material on the net, it seems. Pretty wierd when low was played in like 40 concerts pre-x&y tour and the 1st leg of the twisted logic tour. It's lucky that we have the glastonbury recording, :).

I also want to know, but I think he has speed quite low. on gpasuyf outro he has to strum really fast to get that phaser sound.

Isn't there a synthtrack on White Shadows, X&Y and Square one live? *edit Does these even counts as backing tracks? :p

Comp guitar to Champagne Supernova by Oasis, a very nice song. I'm learning Crazy In You by Heart right now (Yes, from Guitar Hero II ;])