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http://youtube.com/watch?v=_puCZQ6Z3xs :)

New star! Clocks remix by Röyksopp <- very talented In Australia this climbed the pop charts which the other version didn't really. Our songs don't really climb the charts so much as land on the ladder and slide slowly dowN CM

Nah, it's not a month away, I'd say at least two months... (Nemoj da unosis konfuziju :D)

I think it's quite spectacular...

1. Radiohead - In Rainbows 2. Kaiser Chiefs - Yours Truly, Angry Mob 3. Arctic Monkeys - Favourite Worst Nightmare 4. Editors - An End Has A Start 5. Maxïmo Park - Our Earthly Pleasures 6. Manic Street Preachers - Send Away The Tigers 7. Hard-Fi - Once Upon A Time In The West 8. Elliott Smith - New Moon 9. Bloc Party - A Weekend In The City 10. Klaxons - Myths Of The Near Future 11. Travis - The Boy With No Name 12. Stereophonics - Pull The Pin 13. The Hooisers - Trick To Life 14. The White Stripes - Icky Thump 15. Mika - Life in Cartoon Motion

The timeline files are here: http://coldplay.com/xml/timeline_2001.xml And data here: http://coldplay.com/timeline/2001_02_16_JB.jpg The enlarged images, where available, have a path like this: http://coldplay.com/images/timeline/2006_06_15_001.jpg

Pop. I like to pop balloons. Held by little children. As said before, Snow Patrol is rather good, and I enjoy listening to certain songs, but they are somewhat all alike, therefore taking away the possibility for them to be better than Coldplay.

Their official web site, http://www.coldplay.com, is currently "in transition", as it is used only as some sort of a blog. That's because the band is in the studio and there is no info to pun online. As for the tour, we won't know what they are going to visit visit until there is an official announcement.

Viva La Vida ~ Life Is For Living :) Though I'd be surprised if this hasn't been mentioned before...

Coldplay aren't on tour currently, as they are recording their fourth album. That said, they will probably start touring during the next year - summer, if you ask me.

Wow :| Rather disturbing... But great at the same time :D Now we just need to wait for someone to see this as a cryptic message...

I to sto kazes. A i ne vidim zasto ne bi dosli, kada u obe zemlje vec neko vreme dovode popularne brit bendove - Franz Ferdinand, Kaiser Chiefs i Muse su samo neki. Mislim da mozemo da racunamo i na Coldplay i na Radiohead u 2008. godini.

Bilo bi lepo kada bi dosli u Hrvatsku, jer bi to veoma verovatno povuklo i dolazak u Srbiju ;)

The Band Plan is old stuff ;)

Too bad, doesn't work for me either :( It's obviously a problem with the FLV file, since I can play all the other videos on my computer without any problems.

I can view the XML file properly in Firefox :( As for the first link, it start a 40MB FLV download (which seems to be corrupted or something, I'll download it now).

You should be able to download it from over here: www.coldplay.com/timeline/1999_09_01_001.flv Obviously, you will need a FLV player ;) By the way, you can access all the content without using the timeline. Just open this page: http://coldplay.com/xml/timeline_1997.xml Change 1997 to the year you are interested in, and voila! You've got the list of all the data. Item path is the description for the entry, and content path the video/song, or the pictures.

http://yrockonxpn.org/modernrockmadness.php Are we really going to let Blink182 defeat Coldplay? Hell no! :D

Because he looks better that way :D

Woah, 4 pages in half a day. Didn't quite expect this :) Anyhow, I'm sure that the newspaper didn't have an exclusive interview, but I'm also quite sure that the statement is true. I see no reason why the wouldn't publish the truth :P It's just a daily newspaper with only several pages dedicated to music. No big conspiracy going on there, trust me ;)

While Chris Martin supports Arctic Monkeys, Alex Turner, the frontman of the band, isn't so friendly. In a Serbian Newspaper "Glas javnosti" an article about Artic Monkeys was published yesterday. In the conclusion you could find the following statement by Alex Turner: "Why should we care about radios and 'round-the-clock moralists? We created our name on the Internet. Both newspaper and radio understood what's happening years after. It's disgusting being a band which plays the same thing all the time and doesn't bother anyone. Like Coldplay. I would commit suicide if I were in Coldplay." Source