melanieau

Oh Lori...you are gonna go bonkers when you hear Jonny say YEEEAAAAAHHHHHHHH :wink3:

:kiss: thank you so much ellis!!!

THUD THUD THUD

Thank you sweet baby jebus!

i know but its better than nothing:) edit: more from far away http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09ctaKhoQuE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeIOBSbocus http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiDwRTIzVQY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exFRYHpZr_c http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ardqkWG312s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_5oyZxoXSE

It sure as hell over now!:lol:

CHAVI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHOOP! :dance::dance::dance:

Chavi! Are you going to both Paris shows???

It works - sound and video not in sync but WHO CARES????????? THANK YOU ELLIS

i'd say its about over carla;)

ok...about an hour now until they take the stage... this is gonna be a long night...

less than 3 hours until they hit the stage:)

never seen this one before:shocked2: love it!! thanks!

:kiss: thank you! edit: still makes me wonder if something happened in between then and last night....

awwww...really? :) edit: does he say my friend, my love???

give me strength, reserve, control..

about 4 hours until show time!!!

YAY for your 30,000th post!!!:kiss:

thanks!:kiss:

:angry:

España Palacio de Deportes, Madrid, Spain. Block 12, Room 8, Seat no. 3. 12:10pm. The venue is a building site. There are hard hats, reflective jackets and hand signals across the floor. Stage trucks reversing in. Confetti cannons, lasers, fans, speaker stacks, motors, inflatable spheres, more lights and more speakers, all ready to be lifted above the stage when the rigging goes up. When a show gets this big, it’s a long time before you see any instruments! I can now see one of the catwalks being assembled, which will later see Chris Martin walking into the waiting crowds (who are already sitting patiently outside..) It was my first time working with Intermon Oxfam last night, in Barcelona. It was a pleasure to work with such a happy bunch. The show was a great prize for all their hard work. The atmosphere in Europe is raising the bar even higher, and the band seem to be savouring the challenge of living up to fever pitch expectation. The crowd were still singing that famous ‘Viva’ chorus long after the show closed in that Yellow lit arena. It once hosted the gymnastics at the 1992 Olympics. It was a very different spectacle last night. Intermon Oxfam was collecting names in support of a fair trade deal. Those people who gave their voice last night, will join those voices tonight in pressuring the Spanish government. It’s a great feeling watching someone stop and listen to one of our volunteers. Take a moment to think about how they can be part of our work. Grab the pen and start signing. Walk away with a smile on their face, and go to enjoy the show. Coldplay make that possible, by inviting us here. The volunteers put the opportunity into action. And the people that stop, are the ones that make it happen. Here comes another truck full of equipment.. By the way.. I’m pretty sure the Coldplay show made a lot more noise than the football last night.. One of the truck drivers skipped sleep to go and see the football, and said he should have chosen sleep instead! http://www.oxfamblogs.org/coldplay/?p=52

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PROUD MEDIA WHORE :D see? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1neHUkVRi4

i was confused because the people look angry and not happy to be promoting their cause...gotta smile, people!!! thanks for the translation, Chavi;)