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Full Article. ---------------------------------------------------- How Chris Martin Learned to live with the heaters and get coldplay back into the sun. Into The Great Wild Open On a sunkissed afternoon at the beginning of the year, Chris Martin hops out of his chauffeured SUV at a luxury beachfront hotel and stands on the Santa Monica boardwalk, inhaling deeply. “Isn’t it beautiful?” he says, taking in the golden sand and the Pacific. “Amazing day.” As it happens, “Amazing Day” is also a song by Martin’s band, Coldplay, from their new album, A Head Full of Dreams – Exhibit A that Martin is very much in person the way he seems in his lyrics: exuberant, a little corny and easily amazed. ........ [Read More..]

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It's for the 4th Sparky, and thank you.

The Head of communications, not the owner we are a team on it so... And i am the person who interviewed mila. ;)

Ha, but it's our interview so i posted the original questions/replies.. ;)

ColdplayCorner.com interview with Mila Fürstová We interviewed Mila Fürstová as part of her collaboration and her role in the creation and making of the universe and artwork of the album Ghost Stories. Hello Mila, thank you for having accepted to answer our questions. -First, can you present yourself? When did you start drawing and creating? What was the triggering factor to your career? I grew up in Czechoslovakia and it definitely impacted my art. All travel outside the communist block was practically forbidden. This I think made the whole mentality of my country very introverted. This is of course a terrible breach of freedom for generation of my parents and grandparents; however I was very lucky that my family has given me a childhood full of love. I wasn’t aware of what political system was ruling and even of the injustices that my family were facing themselves. In a political system where people experience a lack of freedom, imagination, tradition and storytelling become even more important and I feel that the exploration of the inner world rather than the world outside has made me a kind of a dreamer and the artist that I am now. Etching is an extraordinary and beautiful technique that is neglected in contemporary art. It allows for meditative thought, it can be unpredictable and requires a level of humility to understand it….. just like anything that is worth understanding. -Can you describe your universe? Where does all this inspiration come from? When I started studying art, I always worked very hard searching for inspiration and for my own language. At the begging it felt like I couldn’t do it, but I just kept working because art was what I loved doing. One day, someone in Britain told me that they visited Czech Republic where I come from and they could see that my work is « quite Czech ». Whether it is true or not, this made me realize that when you are an artist, your language actually finds you if you just keep working with honesty and passion. Through my career there have been times when I would struggle to find inspiration for new works, but now I just try to always keep my eyes open and collect visual material which attracts me, even if I don’t know the reason for it. I may just discover the reason later…sometimes years later. - For how long have you been working with Coldplay? How have you found yourself working with them? I was brought to the group by their 5th member Phil Harvey who was already familiar with my work after he discovered it by chance in London. This particular project has taken almost two years and has been the most fantastic and inspiring cooperation that I have ever experienced. - What kind of relations did you have with the band? There is definitely more than memories popping out when you mention Ghost Stories. And Phil he is an extremely important member of the group, he is the visionary art director a great thinker and also the kindest man that you can imagine. I think Chris Martin once said that everyone needs a Phil in their life. I always knew that Coldplay are extremely talented and unique musicians but meeting them in person had superseded any of my expectations. - Did they have a clear idea about what they wanted or were you free to interpret things your way and they would do a choice then? Initially, I worked on the brief for Ghost Stories with Phil; we talked in great detail about various directions. Then I met with Chris who told me what his vision for the album cover was. To be honest, at the beginning I struggled to draw anything that would feel right. We all realized that we are just going to have to know each other's way of thinking. Phil organized for a large number of my artworks to be displayed in Coldplay London recording studio, so the band members had time to look at it and choose aspects of it they liked. To cut a very long story short, Chris was very drawn to my work Blue Dream III and the wings that I have drawn there. It was him who saw that if the wings are repositioned they can read as a broken heart. And that was the most decisive moment in this whole commission. - What method have you used to create these artworks? How were you immerging yourself into this world? I have created all the artworks for Ghost Stories in the process of etching. Etching is an extraordinary and beautiful technique that is neglected in contemporary art. It allows for meditative thought, it can be unpredictable and requires a level of humility to understand it...just like anything that is worth understanding. Etching is an ancient technique, first developed in 15th century. When making an etching, I work on a zinc plate which I heat up and cover with a thin layer of a special wax called etching ground. Once the plate has cooled down, I smoke the wax layer with a candle in order to achieve a black surface. When this is done, the plate is ready for drawing. I draw onto it with a thin needle gently scratching away the layer of the blackened wax exposing the silver plate underneath. All lines drawn in this way are later etched when I submerge the entire plate into a bath of acid solution. Once the plate has been etched, I remove it from the acid and wash off the wax with white spirits. At this stage, I take the plate and push different coloured inks into the etched lines and smooth the surface with cloth to achieve the tonality I want. Finally, I put the plate onto an etching press and cover it with damp paper, after rolling it through an impression is taken...and that is what etching is. - Was the band demanding with you? Was it kind of a challenge for you? The band gave me access to all the songs on the new album that were held in such strict privacy and Chris told me that he wants me to have an absolute freedom in what I draw in them. Only a true artist can allow this because they know that to make real art there has to be total honesty, the artist have to feel deeply what they are saying. This was a beautiful gesture as I felt they have allowed me inside them. From that day, I listened to Ghost Stories every day and I was falling in love with the music and the lyrics and I just allowed the imagery to flow straight onto my etching plate. No prior sketching...I just drew what felt right. - The next Album Artist's exhibition (where we can see and buy Ghost Stories art in favour of Kids Company) takes place in December, can you tell us about the preparation. Yes we are preparing an overall show of my works for the Coldplay Ghost Stories. After I drew the wings for the album cover, I also made etchings for three singles. There are a lot of sketches for those and many different versions of the etchings themselves. In this show we will exhibit publicly for the first time what had to be kept secret during the 2 years of working on this project. The show will open on 3d of December and the band is planning to be there. It will then be opened to public between 4th and 7th of December. The show is organised by Album Artist whose director Fraser Kee Scott is the person who first organised the meeting between Coldplay and myself and who has been my agent through this project. All artworks will be for sales and Coldplay and myself have decided that the proceeds should go to their charity Kids Company. If any of your readers are interested in seeing the show, please just contact Fraser at www.albumartists.co.uk/. - Can you talk about your involvement with Kids Company, for how long have you been supporting this charity? I have often given my work to raise money for charity and somehow charities that help children are very close to my heart. I feel strongly that every child deserves to be loved and the Kids Company is helping to show children how much they matter. - What is your best memory from this collaboration? My favourite moment was when just before the final concert of the Ghost Stories tour the band has invited me into their pre-show huddle. We all held each other and Chris had said how grateful they are that they met such inspirational artist as me and thank me for all the art I created for the album. I was so touched and humbled by this experience. - Were you a fan of Coldplay before this collaboration? Did you become one? I have always felt really close to what Coldplay are saying in in their music, they have always resonated with me. But now...I think I would have to say they are almost a part of me. I have never worked so closely with anyone before. I allowed them totally inside my art and they did the same for me. I was a beautiful work of trust, poetry and humanity. - What is your favourite song from Ghost Stories? They change depending where I am in my thoughts. "A Sky Full of Stars" is the one that I feel I have always known...and the last one "o"...about the flock of birds...is so sublime and true that it feels like a prayer and touches me on a deepest level. - Did you have the chance to attend a concert on the little Ghost Stories's tour? Was it your first Coldplay concert? The band invited me to their July concert at the Royal Albert Hall. It was whole like a dream. Their performance was just breath-taking and they were projecting my artwork on to the ceiling of the hall. I just could not believe that this was really happening, especially as the Royal Albert Hall was a place where my graduation from the Royal College of Art took place years before.....if you were to tell me then what was to happen, I would tell you that you are crazy :)! [video=youtube;Xjm_dogeBw4] Thank you for your answers. Good luck for the future and we wish you a lot of success. ------------------------------ You can read the interview on our website (coldplaycorner.com) French > http://j.mp/itw-mila | English > http://j.mp/itw-mila-eng

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I found a very nice remix of Atlas by Avicii it's a very good one.. it's sound realy realy good [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yp4aZYgk4Ds]Avicii New ID Coldplay-Atlas(Avicii Remix) during closing @ Hollywood Bowl 11/9 - YouTube[/ame]

It's work just fine on Internet Explorer for Windows 8 I don't know from where i get this problem it's weird ------- I apologize for the false hopes

hahahahaha :lol: i hope not because my computer is full of coldplay.. that's will be a serious problem lol

Sorry, i said. "I Restarted my PC and my INTERNET BOX and i steel have the same thing.."

I'm not kidding I have this problem for more than an hour :(, i juste wondered if it's an update.. that's all

C'est pas voulu hein, j'ai ça depuis plus d'une heure j'ai redémarrer mon pc et mon modem mais toujours le même truc.. donc je sais pas.

Try to get in news page and see, i have a normal website on Internet Expolrer but when i get on a news page i have the same thing with a white backrond.. ---------------------------------------- EDIT: I Restarted my PC and my INTERNET BOX and i steel have the same thing.. Im the only one with this problem??

Hello, i get to coldplay.com and a have this on all me browsers... Do you think that they will launch a new website for ATLAS or an LP6 new design????

Coldplay set voted favourite Glastonbury moment BBC Radio listeners plump for 2011 headline performance Coldplay's 2011 headline set on the Pyramid Stage has been voted the top Glastonbury moment by BBC Radio listeners. This saw off competition from Radiohead and Blur's performances in 2003 and 2009 respectively. Listeners were asked to pick a winner from a shortlist made of up favourite moments that were nominated by BBC Radio DJs. And it seems that the corporation's jocks have relatively short memories; all of the moments came from the past decade, which meant that there were no places on the list for some of the classic Glastonbury performances from earlier eras. Coldplay's career-spanning set featured songs from all five of their studio albums and closed with an ebullient performance of Every Teardrop is a Waterfall. BBC Radio's Top 10 Glastonbury moments are below; you can also check out MusicRadar's 10 classic Glastonbury performances since 2002. UK users can enjoy full coverage of this year's festival on the BBC Glastonbury 2013 website. 1: Coldplay headline the Pyramid Stage, 2011 - put forward by Jo Whiley 2: Radiohead headline the Pyramid Stage, 2003 - put forward by Zane Lowe 3: Blur headline the Pyramid Stage, 2009 - put forward by Steve Lamacq 4: Bruce Springsteen performs Thunder Road on the Pyramid Stage, 2009 - put forward by Dermot O'Leary 5: Elbow perform on the Pyramid Stage, 2011 - put forward by Stuart Maconie 6: Pulp perform on the Park Stage, 2011 - put forward by Chris Evans 7: Stevie Wonder headlines the Pyramid Stage, 2010 - put forward by Craig Charles 8: The Flaming Lips perform on the Pyramid Stage, 2003 - put forward by Lauren Laverne 9: Jay Z performs Wonderwall on the Pyramid Stage, 2008 - put forward by Gemma Cairney 10: Leonard Cohen performs Hallelujah on the Pyramid Stage, 2008 - put forward by Mark Radcliffe Link

I realy think that coldplay are a illuminati band, i listened MX and VLVODAAHF very carefully and i notice very subliminals messages.. I don't know, maybe i become very suspicious but we have something's on this story, and it's not clear.. Rihanna in a old music video she clearly let us watch that "Rihanna is Princess Of Illuminati" and considence she perform with coldplay on "Princess Of China".. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdS6HFQ_LUc]Rihanna - S&M - YouTube[/ame] 39 Second & 2:50

in 2008 it was Lovers in Japan... [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PufvUARIKN4]Romance 2008 - @ 81st Annual Academy Awards (Oscars 2009) - YouTube[/ame]

We (coldplaycorner.com) have email EMI MUSIC FRANCE for more informations on the single and they just say they don't know any single thing about Up In Flames as MX's Next single, or just if there will be a next single...