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Wow that is amazing! Congratulations! :D How many songs did they perform and which ones did they perform?

OMG that is so cool! Congrats! Please keep us posted with more updates :cool:

Excellent! Thanks for the review. Can't wait to see them!

Have fun on Friday! I will anxiously be waiting for your review :D

They played "What If"? OMG that's great, I love this song!

Woo hoo -- this is an excellent review. Thanks for posting!!!

I just realized that "What If" was not on the list last night. Wasn't it posted on coldplay.com that they were rehearsing this song? I hope they add it -- I love "What If" :D

Wow the setlist looks great! 20 songs -- woo hoo! I am so happy that "Yes" and "The Scientist" made the list. Now if only they would add "Talk" , "Politik" or "Cemetaries of London" :wink3:

LOL! I am anxious as well to find out what happened tonight. I can't wait to see the setlist :D

Wow! Thanks to all for the lovely wallpapers. They are amazing. :o Now I have to decide which one to use? :thinking:

Most: Viva La Vida, Lost!, Lovers in Japan, and Yes Least: Reign of Love and Chinese Sleep Chant

Wow, if you are going to criticize the logic of my argument, first try to understand my argument and second check the logic of your argument. First, you claim that my argument that Coldplay would have produced a great album without Eno is stupid because it cannot be proven. LOL, I guess your argument that Eno allegedly "saved" Coldplay is equally as stupid because that too cannot be proven. Whether Eno saved Coldplay is something that can never be proven because we will never know what Coldplay's fourth album would have been like without Eno. Keep in mind however that Coldplay put out three successful albums without him. Hence, I doubt Coldplay needed anyone to swoop down and save them. :laugh3: Second, in your imaginary conversation supposedly reflecting my argument, you suggest that I would not buy an album produced by Eno. My question to you is when did I make such statement? Exactly, I never said that. I own all of Coldplay's albums including Viva La Vida. My favorite band in the world also happens to be U2 and just in case you were wondering, I own all of U2's albums (a majority of which were produced by Eno). Despite all that I stand by my statement -- Eno is overrated. :P

So happy for all of you who had a chance to attend. The performances were great and you could tell Chris was having a great time. :D

I still think that Eno is overrated. My point being that Coldplay could have produced a fourth album without Eno and the album would have been just as good and just as successful-- if not more. Take X&Y for example. Eno did not produce X&Y and that album sold more copies in the U.S. than VLV in its first week.

Yes, you could definitely tell that Chris was having a great time. He was running around and laughing. He was so cute :)

Okay, cool! I was concerned that the were just standing there and not singing. I would have loved to be there. :)

AWW Chris told some of the crowd to sing but they aren't singing :dozey:

They are now showing "In my place" on TV

LOL , I just saw the panty incident on msnbc.com. LOL it's funny how it lands in Chris's hand and then he drops it immediately when he realizes what it is. :laugh3: Poor Chris!

Yep, they keep saying they have one more song that they will show on tv. :)

Yes, they will be showing another song on TV

OMG they are going to air one more song!!!

So cool! Glad you had a great time! We will definitely be looking forward to pictures/videos. Thanks!

I was watching TV with my mom and she said that they through something at Chris. I missed it! I didn't realize it was someone's panties :embarassed:

The songs that they aired on TV were: Clocks Viva La Vida Lost! In my Place (the end of the song) 42