FluMTonks

After reading that, there isn't even a need for an argument.

NO I DON'T WANT TO BATTLE FROM BEGINNING TO END

If you've been to a show this tour, you should definitely be able to tell that his voice sounds great in the video. I've went to 5 Coldplay concerts during the VLV Tour starting with the free MSG show and ending with the show at SPAC. His voice obviously improved as touring went on as it always does every time they tour. If you listen to the MSG recording then to the music video of the VLV performance you should hear the difference and how much better Chris is singing. Another example of this is when Coldplay did Glastonbury during the X&Y era, in my opinion they did the concert to close to the release date of the album and hadn't experimented enough with live audiences to provide the best concert. When you listen to that audio and audio from months after the concert, you see the improvement. As for the jumping around, in the end, a live concert is a theatrical performance and they played bigger arenas this year. I believe it was in the interview Chris did when he sings about the interviewers favorite tree, that he says as you do bigger concerts you need to move in ways that people in the back can see as well as people in the front. As concerts get bigger and bigger, Chris needs to move around more and more to be able to add to the entertainment of each person in the crowd. If he just sat in his seat the entire time, the amount of people complaining about the boring stage show would be higher than the amount of people there just listening to the music. I believe this is especially true since after their 3rd and 4th albums, their concerts aren't just hardcore coldplay fans anymore.

a lot of companies make thinner ones, depends on where you want the screen - and how much you want to spend xD And here's the picture i was talking about :3

I was sitting on the left side slightly back. I have completely memorized the shape of Chris's arse. I must say, it is quite nice...xD From one of the pictures I took at the concert, I have one that shows his arse and how round it is because light is reflecting off of it...:P The audio quality of my videos would've been even better if I realized I could turn off the recording light. I was covering it with my finger and later realized I blocking one of the mics. The flip doesn't take stills, but if I have my flip on me and not a camera, I'll take a 1 second recording then once I put it on my computer take a screen shot. Also, the the flip does zoom, but not that much - you can watch my videos and then head to a store and try it out. Every company is making its own handheld camcorder, I just happen to have a flip because I got it as a gift.

humm...he swims around all over the bowl usually. should i buy something so more space is taken up in the bowl?

I have the flip ultra which records for 2 hours, so I just made it. I had about 8 mins of time left, but I had also recorded the crowd and breaks in between the songs. When it comes to concerts at MSG, don't be afraid to bring your camera. Don't flash it around when you're walking in (although plenty of people do) and you'll be fine. There's security guards everywhere at MSG but all they watch out for is weed, drunks, and rowdy people. Part of the fact that they don't care much about the picture taking, is if you notice, as the concert time gets closer they pump smoke into the air. Most cameras can't take really nice pictures through the smoke because the smoke puts an odd blur on your camera when you use flash. And with most digital cameras, pictures turn out better with the flash. So basically the only people who get really really really awesome pictures are those with professional cameras, aka the people they hire. (^^^^^^ This is just what I've inferred after numerous events at MSG) Edit: I just reread your post. The flip is pretty cool to have, I bring it with me to any events such as seminars and concerts. But they're also great to have even when you're hanging around with your friends to record to stupid stuff you do. However, if you have a digital camera, it's basically the same thing because the camera can record video as well. All you need is a bigger memory card. I guess the bigger difference with the handheld camcorder would be if you got an HD one or not. Also, I'm going to leave my computer on overnight and hopefully all the vids will get uploaded during that time. If anyone can rip the audio and make it sound better, that'd be awesome xD - Oh and some shameless advertising: since you guys are going on my yt channel, check out my drum cover of white shadows and leave a comment of what you think =D

I'm not a cheerleader either, but i'll take it if it helps ya

i don't keep him in a vase, I keep him in a small classic fish bowl like this one: http://www.aquariumguys.com/fishbowl.html He has room to swim around and two plants to hide behind. Which he has been doing all day :(

I recently got a betta fish, and believe it or not, we're really tight. Well...were really tight. I chose the little guy, affectionately named Zachary Falcon, because when I put my finger up against the glass he swam right up to me. He's a smart little fish, when I first got him I took pictures of him to show my family and friend. Every time I put my camera up to take a picture, he was perfectly still, but then when I went to press the shutter he would turn away. He's also really calm when I change his water and doesn't fuss about. However, the worst has happened. No, he's not dead. While I was changing his water today and went to pour him back in his bowl, my usually calm fish, jumped just as he was about to go in and ended up falling to the floor. I had to rush to pick him up with my fingers and pop him back into the bowl. He's alive, and seems to be well, however now the smart little fish that used to swim to me whenever I put my finger up against the bowl or come say hello when I go to the bowl to look at him is gone. He's traumatized and is scared of any human hand that comes near his bowl. :\ Now I'm really sad :cry:

I was at the Muse concert as well, like everyone else already said, it was fucking amazing! I looked like :dance: all night long If anyone's interested, I recorded the entire concert on my flip. The video varies from horrid to okay depending on the song, but the audio is pretty good. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoALhCGAYRw]YouTube- Muse @ MSG Pt. 1 - Uprising[/ame] For the rest of the vids, just go to my youtube channel : http://www.youtube.com/user/FLuTonks

I'm looking to buy tickets for the Muse concert at MSG. They're selling tickets for behind the stage. Has anyone been to a Muse concert this tour? Is the stage set up in such a way that the people with seats 'behind the stage' still get to see something? Help is appreciated :D

swallowed in the sea anyone? please? =D

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i agree, i was expecting a lot of down to the minute bidding ^^ which is how it's supposed to be done XD