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Mr. Martin has quite a nice ass.

COOL:cool:

then you'll like this:

Is this up yet? SO DAMN CLOSE! [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFVPn2l-b8A]YouTube - Coldplay - The Scientist[/ame]

GOD BLESS PRAGUE :kiss:

JOE! STOP! You're killing me!!!! :dead::dead::dead:

there is gonna be a whole MESS of dead c and j lovers here... :bomb::bomb::bomb:

And Chris is doing this for JB's benefit so it should go here too is it bad that I am actually having trouble breathing???????

GOOD LORD

WOW!

Ok - standing right behind Jonny with this look on his face...GAH! THUD

rest assured...there is NO fight;) :)

:scholar: :guitarist::drummer::singer::pimp2:

To everyone who has petitions going to get songs played: It is great that you want Coldplay to play a song that you love. I get it. There are a few songs I would love to see them perform as well. I think what gets irritating is when nearly every single post, especially in the live thread (like Mich said) is either asking for a song or bemoaning the fact that it didn't get played. If Coldplay plays the songs you ask for and you believe it is because of the petitions you have started, then great. Have one thread for your petition or keep it in your signature - that way if they come here then they will see it. It seems unnecessary to keep posting about it in whatever thread you happen to be in at the moment. Rant over.:) Flame on. I know its coming;)

This girl is dreaming of this: I want some of that. :sneaky:

:wink3::wink3::wink3:

:laugh3:

Is this up yet??? September 23, 2008 - submitted by Carolyn, United States of America Q. Why didn't you pick Bridges in a Bottle to open for your Philly concert? They got so many more votes than the band you chose. The Oracle replies: What would have been the point in the band picking the one with the highest votes? They needn't have been involved at all if that was the case. There were some good bands and the standard was high in the top ten, especially the top 5 after voting. At the end of the day the competition was to whittle down the list with public voting and then the band picked their favourite. They were just following the rules. back September 23, 2008 - submitted by Craig, United States of America Q. Will the Timeline be updated with news or serve as Coldplay's historical archive? Thanks! The Oracle replies: Now we're in full swing, yes the Timeline will serve as an archive. We may add to it in the coming months but the website content is now archived itself in POST (movies, photos, blogs, interviews and journals). September 23, 2008 - submitted by Cindy, United States of America Q. Dear Oracle, since you are all knowing and so wise, do the guys ever take your advice? If so, can you advise Chris to start listening to Coldplay more often? I'm thinking this is why he sometimes forgets lyrics, just a thought *smile* The Oracle replies: They get it even if they don't ask for it! And have been known to take it, or so it would appear. On one occasion I recall the words "Good advice" were proffered. Chris did admit a few months ago that they would need to learn how to play Trouble again. Always seems to give him a spot of er, trouble! Tee hee. back

that's pretty disgusting...i hope that's not true:(

thanks Ian:D...I couldn't get them to post in the bigger size last night for some reason:(

Praha, (Prague) Czech Republic, 22/09/08. September 23rd, 2008 / No Comments » / by plusby A note from Prague. Coldplay have just come off stage in the O2 Arena, Prague. I am sitting in the crew office, hearing the scurry of feet and the sounds of a thousand cases being loaded and wheeled off to the trucks (which still sit breathing heavily after their mammoth trip from Oslo over the weekend). Even on a day off, the tour does not stand still, as buses, trucks and crew make their way to the next city. Prague is a beautiful city. A sight for sore (sleep deprived) eyes. Such a great place to recharge batteries, catch a breath and take stock, as the tour rolls on past the half way mark. I checked out the famous Ruduta jazz club, which was a change of scenery, but a real treat for any drummer out there.. A quick word on Oslo. Oxfam had a great time throughout Scandinavia. Almost record numbers of people signing up and getting involved. Oxfam worked with a Norwegian organisation called Changemaker in Oslo. The organisation works for similar causes as Oxfam, and their volunteers needed little encouragement to get started on campaigning. Part of the motivation might have been to challenge the great success we had in Stockholm the night before.. Tonight, the buses will roll on to Budapest, Hungary. It’s time for me to leave. http://www.oxfamblogs.org/coldplay/

Praha, (Prague) Czech Republic, 22/09/08. September 23rd, 2008 / No Comments » / by plusby A note from Prague. Coldplay have just come off stage in the O2 Arena, Prague. I am sitting in the crew office, hearing the scurry of feet and the sounds of a thousand cases being loaded and wheeled off to the trucks (which still sit breathing heavily after their mammoth trip from Oslo over the weekend). Even on a day off, the tour does not stand still, as buses, trucks and crew make their way to the next city. Prague is a beautiful city. A sight for sore (sleep deprived) eyes. Such a great place to recharge batteries, catch a breath and take stock, as the tour rolls on past the half way mark. I checked out the famous Ruduta jazz club, which was a change of scenery, but a real treat for any drummer out there.. A quick word on Oslo. Oxfam had a great time throughout Scandinavia. Almost record numbers of people signing up and getting involved. Oxfam worked with a Norwegian organisation called Changemaker in Oslo. The organisation works for similar causes as Oxfam, and their volunteers needed little encouragement to get started on campaigning. Part of the motivation might have been to challenge the great success we had in Stockholm the night before.. Tonight, the buses will roll on to Budapest, Hungary. It’s time for me to leave. Budapest. September 23rd, 2008 / No Comments » / by plusby Late arrival today. Some of the trucks got held up en route from Prague last night. Everyone is here safe now, so the show can get back on track. One thing is that it will make it a shorter day. The arena is on the outskirts of Budapest. We are here for less than 24 hours, and won’t get to explore. I hope I will get another chance to follow the Oxfam volunteers advice, and check out this amazing city.. It’s strange to think we were in Oslo a few days ago, and will be in Vienna tomorrow. Touring is a unique experience. It is a unique opportunity for Oxfam too. When else would the organisation get the chance to take a campaign on the road in this way, and talk to such a range of people. It’s very exciting. I need to head out and set up. Speak to you soon. http://www.oxfamblogs.org/coldplay/