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I could find one of exactly the same size. To try to find a similar picture or the same picture of the same size, you can go to Google images, click on the button that looks like a camera (at the right side of the searching box, right beside the keyboard button) and insert the link to the image in the box that pops up. If you do that with the link to the image you posted, the result is that. Hopes it helps you to find pictures.

@Accola: WOW, that's stunning!

^Oh, great, then. Thanks :nice:

Thanks a lot for sharing the story, Ian. I've often said Chris seems to be the nicest person on Earth, but lemme correct: he's the most awesomest person on the galaxy!

Whoa, I was just kidding: I changed Céline's 'would' (possibility of media exploring any kind of thing just to attract readers) for 'do' (certainty that they do so). I wasn't correcting a grammar mistake because there was none! :blank:

I can see that from the reviews :) I might try it in the future, then, when I gather up enough confidence. :nice:

fix'd :P

The time interval between VLVODAAHF and MX wasn't entirely spent making what we now know is MX. It envolved a lot of starting things a-new, scraping and rewriting stuff. I don't know enough to make comparisons, but I think this may apply in general: time intervals between albuns aren't spent in its entirety in the making of a follow-up album. Then, when the album is released, the band will spend an awful lot of time promoting it, as Cyan Kat said. Again, I don't know what sort of things TV writers are supposed to do, but when they finish creating something, it's generally not them who will take the stage and make it come to life, whereas it's true for a touring band, I guess. So all in all, it might be that it's not really a difference in the nature of what musicians and TV writers have to do, but what they do besides this.

Totally agree with that. Jonny doesn't show off or throw seemingly ingenious though disconnected bombastic solos on our faces, he just subtly build very nice riffs into the song. Maybe referring to Jonny as a 'singer' was just a way to express the remarkable way he contributes to the songs, some way comparable to what a singer with a distinctive voice might do?

:shrug: Logically possible word.

x-phobia is just a Greek-derived word that means 'fear' or 'aversion' for 'x'. 'X' can be anything you want, since the process of making a word like this is productive in English (and I suppose in many other languages). The word formed can be used as a psychological technical term and, in that case, it entails these, uhm, symptoms (? - sorry if I'm using the wrong expressiom here). Outside of this field, in day-to-day language, it can be used in a lighter and less precise sense, which I believe is what a lot of posters did so far. (Which is not a problem regarding the uses of the word.) As for me, I don't think I have any. I get some discomfort when I'm around people I don't know, but not sure if it's some sort of phobia.

That's so nice of you! I've been planning to take part for a long time now because it'd be a great chance to get to know new music and listen to a structured list of songs, but, as my taste is kinda limited, I fear my mixtape partner would be bored and I wouldn't like to make it a bad experience for anyone. Hi, Thalia, Wyrd (I get your name is Kim?) posted a list of mixtapes reviewed here: http://coldplaying.com/forum/showpost.php?p=5468812&postcount=434 Sorry, but looks like yours haven't been reviewed yet:

Congrats, Mara! And thank you, JimmyD! That's an incredibly nice and generous gesture and we all appreciate it!

Thank you media (and other people) to make such a fuss about nothing at all. That alleged three-year break even got a spot in the news broadcast in the tv of the bus I took on Monday, jesus christ.

I really like the 2006 video :P

^Never took part in a Mixtape Exchange, but I think Wyrd meant that maybe it's time for people who didn't get a review from their original partner to get it from someone who will volunteer to do so, just like you said about Diana getting a proper review. So, from what I understood it's not that she's proposing to organise a new exchange. /it looks as if I'm stalking you guys, but I do enjoy reading your reviews and see the list of song you come up with.

^^This is one of the funniest interviews I've ever watched and it's one of the first Coldplay interviews I've ever watched :wacky: Today, I went to a bookstore to get my sister's birthday gift and perchance I went to the second floor to kill some time and avoid traffic. Live 2012 was displayed there and they were playing it in one of their tvs. It was part of the documentary right before UiF. These couple of seconds watching it reminded yet again why I love them so much. Can't wait to save enough money to get a copy!

That's so considerate of you! Thanks a lot!

Oh dear :( Hope he gets better soon and I'm sorry for everyone who got their shows cancelled.

:laugh3::laugh3:

Yours is the one about grafitti and art galleries, right (just went back the previous page)? It was pretty interesting and Paris' answer was good too.

Maybe that bag Chris is carrying deserves its own thread as well :lol:

^Exato e exato :P Voltou os $52 no submarino.

^^Dan hasn't changed much :P To buy or not to but the dvd now? I must save money, chrissake, but there's a local online store where the price dropped almost by half :bomb:

Acho que na Saraiva é o preço normal. Na cultura, é basicamente o mesmo http://www.livrariacultura.com.br/scripts/busca/busca.asp?palavra=coldplay+live+2012&tipo_pesq=0&tipo_pesq_new_value=false&tkn=0 É que na fnac e no submarino está mais barato mesmo, por causa do black friday. Além do mais, as coisas são mais baratas no submarino, mesmo. edit: acho que o submarino podia me dar o dvd de comissão pela propaganda :P