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If one can read music and hold a beat, one can play the piano, in (I'd say) about a week. Not very good, but one could play. Coordination is the key, and being able to play Coldplay is just behind the door. I play Fix You with ease and sing it at the same time, and let me tell you, it's so satisfying. Especially when you're a Coldplay fan. Keep goin if you ever feel frustrated. It's all good.

DRUMS FO SHO! :smug:

Usually, I let it play on shuffle/repeat without skipping a beat, but here are the ones I usually skip... We Never Change...High Speed...A Whisper It is a rarity though that skipping ever happens...Haha, right now I'm listening to the 08.26.05 show in San Diego. I remember waiting in 4 hour traffic to get there (from Irvine [Orange County]) and by the time I got there, I ended up leaving after A Rush Of Blood to the Head. Yea, I'm sorry but I was just like sooooo mad about everything I had gone through that day. Haha good times still though.

U2 is like fine wine. They get better with age. It's too bad for them that I don't drink alcohol. I wouldn't worry about the losses. They've got the age factor working for them. People will warm up to Coldplay. Haven't seen the last of them I'm sure. :lol:

Dude, Coldplay Anaheim 2...sickness... I was section 102, row 12, dead center. Epic. I met the drummers for Fionna Apple (the guy who performed, and the guy who recorded on her album) at the show last night. The guy who recorded on her album, Vince, had an extra ticket for 2 rows behind me and in section 103. Epic seats...I tried giving them to my friend but she was with her mom and didn't wanna leave her hanging. So, what me and my sister did, was we ended up going up to the top section (nosebleeds) and, in the very last row, we wanted to find a person who was sitting alone or who didn't mind leaving their friends. And we did, so we gave her the ticket...she was pretty excited. GOOD night for everyone. :D :D :D

Chris Martin is epic. EPIC!

I think it's an amazing song for the sole fact that it's by Coldplay. But I do agree with the song itself being pretty epic. I've asked some semi-die-hard fans and I've gotten pretty mixed reviews. Some have seen it as, "Not up to Coldplay-par", or the famous "Ehhh *with the shrugs*". I love it, great instrumentals (I'm now playing it on the piano), and great lyrics. From my perspective, it's very indicative of Coldplay's style and epic-ness (if that's a word :P ). But enough about "Thing's I Don't Understand"... ...What about "How You See The World no. 2"? 2 Words, LOVE IT.

"We dont wanna be man-trapped, we dont wanna be shrink-wrapped" kinda an easy one, especially if you've been to recent shows...haha :P :P

Yep i wen to the 8.20.05 show too, and the crowd was not that great there either...but man we were into it, even if the rest of our party wasnt....It must be something bout them cali people lol I went to the 8/20/05 show too...friggin, dead silent when fix you was ending...all it was was just music...i was the only one singin "LIghts will guide you home...etc etc"...last nights show was better for me....a lot better even though it was dead....i'm goin again tonite hahaha....

AHH pretty much the most epic concert of my life...even though the crowd did seem a little dead....i sang to EVERYTHINGGGGGGGGG even "How you See the World"....sooo chills....so chillss....my hands were seriously gonna bleed from the clapping....dude, these people were friggin sitting to the left and right and me....they were STARING at me cuz i was singing my ass off...haha good times.