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On Mainstream Channel , Sky 271 they are showing an old coldplay concert from Sydney 2003 until half ten

I hope they do they deserve it.........bored of Mint Royale and Rhianna

The show is longer than some of the shows I have been to which have pushed being an hour max

That was a fab show ....even just to listen too must have been amazing live as the Radio 1 man said for part of the set the band moved up into the balcony

ahhhhhh I love this.........Will is class

you're the most intelligent fans in the world...time for encore

some of the tracks that I was unsure of on the record sound so much better live

Lost

Oh it was Call the Shots ...was too quick for me to place it

ooooh merging tracks

this song is better live

Chris has broken his guitar

there have been some complaints about ticket prices but what can we say we are money grbabing whores!!

is it the audience doing the wooooooo's?

I prefer the acoustic version of Lost and only listen to that version at the moment

oooh another screengrab, maybe k28 needs to spend less time posting screengrabs and more time loading the video

well the stills look good , patience is a good thing apparently

David Cook has to beat Archuleta, he has had outstanding weeks , Archuleta's songs all merge into one

Hello I am new here ...waves ...tried to find a thread for reviews by media of the singles but failed so if there is one , sorry :embarassed: Anyway the website Digital Spy has reviewed Violet Hill ...... http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/a95513/coldplay-violet-hill.html Coldplay's decision to let the world have their new single for free seems like quite a canny business move. Since its first spin on the Jo Whiley show last week, two million people have decided to download the track, which, to put things into context, is four times more than the combined sales of last week's top 40. While the band haven't made a penny from it yet, they're sure to be quids in when their Viva La Vida LP is released in June. The track has probably captured the collective imagination because it finds the band finally living up to their billing as a stadium-conquering outfit. 'Violet Hill' is far more intelligent and measured than anything from the group's last album, X&Y, which sounded too desperate to be a U2 record to be truly enjoyable. While Chris Martin does slip in a regulation falsetto refrain ("If you love me, why did you let me go?"), the gloominess of the rest of the lyrics mixed with some rumbling drums and muscular guitar chords from Jonny Buckland shows the band aren't afraid to test new waters on album number four. The result is a track that's good enough to justify its status as musical event.