Imke

Swallowed in the sea :smug: *too late* In order to convict someone you first need ........

Gosh, they should really repaint those puppets. :stunned:

Square One

Well at least he's not called Will Champion anymore ... saw that happen a few times. :confused:

Me too, please. :)

:laugh3:

My sister's keeper 8/10 I didn't cry, but tons of other people were.

don't panic ... :thinking:

Well, who wouldn't? :D

I don't see much jogging either.

It was never officially released. :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unreleased_Coldplay_songs#Harmless

Stupid hand ... :inquisitive:

52. Ekmi I want the Nappies back! :P

Thanks for the great review and pics! :heart: It was a great night for me too, but it seems that yours was even better. I wish I had taken banners with me. :D I think I saw you if you were standing right in front of the gates. I was kinda jealous because you had the best places to start running ... :laugh3: They stopped letting in people right after the first people were through the gates ... they had massive problems with communication or whatsoever ... it was a disaster. They actually had to explain the security guards to put the ticket tear-offs (?) into the garbage bags (which they had to organise first). We had to wait at least another 10min after the first people were already in the stadium. :dozey: I totally agree on that one! I was so thrilled when they rehearsed it in Hannover ... but why the heck don't they play it during concerts?! :cry: I noticed that, too. But I guess it's easier to clean a closed stadium than a location like the Reitstadion Riem.

For all you Chris & Jonny lovers: Thought this is a rather dreamy pic. :heart:

I returned from Munich just yesterday. The concert was awesome. We made it to the stage and I stood in front of Jonny again. I hope he doesn't think I'm a stalker. :laugh3: My friend and I were just watching a movie on my iPod when the Kilians entered the stage at around 6pm ... that was strange, but the less time we had to wait the better. :D I think Chris was in a far better mood this time. :thinking: "Wie geht's? Wie geht's? Wie geht's?" :laugh3: Plus during the Billie Jean Cover Chris asked the crowd to keep up the "handys" ("Handys, handys, handys, yes handys please") ... in Hannover the people didn't quite understand him at first, when he said cell phones. :laugh3: I had weird moment when I thought Chris was directly looking at me because I hit him with my flashlight unintentionally (sucky camera always turns the flashlight on again). :thinking: He looked rather pissed and pointed at my direction. But I'm still not sure if he really pointed at me or the girls with the banner that said "You still rule the world" in front of me. :embarassed: It took ages to leave the concert. The police seemed to be overwhelmed by the crowd that left the stadium. Well, not a real review, but it was almost a week ago and I'm already kinda sad, that my Coldplay summer is over. :confused: But I've got tons of pics to look at. One thing left to say: We took about 2000 butterflies with us. :laugh3:

Waah ... :angry:... Just saw a little movie about last night's concert on ZDF.de and they showed an interview with Chris and Jonny ... but when Jonny talked the subtitle said "Will Champion" ... for god's sake, ZDF is a really huge tv station in Germany and they can't even get the names right. :dozey:

Well the towel thingie wasn't agressive or such, he was just a little irritated and it looked as if he simply wanted so save Jonny from embarrassing himself by walking the wrong way. ;) The running of stage felt weird though, it seemed to be pretty urgent, so maybe he really just needed to pee. :laugh3: I don't know ...

@Sarah: Ich glaub' ich hab' dich gesehen, ich kenn' ja nur das studiVZ-Foto. Hast du ein lila Top getragen? Ich wollte noch Hallo sagen, aber irgendwie war es ziemlich unmöglich sich durch die Menge zu wühlen. :laugh3: Oh my ...

Thank you! :kiss: I took more pics, but they turned so blurry. :cry: Yeah ... well, I think they got used to Chris' temper. :laugh3: Here's another gallery: http://haz.de/layout/set/gallery/Mediathek/Fotostrecken/Coldplay-rockt-vor-37.000-Zuschauern-in-Hannover/coldplay1 And an article in the local HAZ newspaper (in german): http://haz.de/Hannover/Aus-der-Stadt/Uebersicht/Coldplay-rockt-vor-37.000-Zuschauern-in-Hannover Mr. Charismartin ... :laugh3:

Ugh ... my head hurts. Anyway here's a little review and "some" pics I took. ;) Well, my mother and I were at the stadium at 11.45. She already started to be kinda pissed, because there was literally no one at the gate. So we decided to take a little walk around the stadium. At the east entrance there were some security guys who gave us a map of all the entrances and then we figured out, that we had to go to the north entrance ... yay ... maybe we weren't to early after all. :D We passed the Swimming pool and I saw a sign that said "Coldplay - Showers ->" ... :stunned: ... so I thought if I wait here long enough I might actually see the band members?! *coldplayintowels* Well, I didn't wait, we went to the North entrance and discovered that there were already some people waiting, so we just sat down and waited and waited and waited ... still 4 and half hours until they were going to let us in. Some people from Finland had obviously spent the night in front of the gate ... cosy. We started to watch a movie on my iPod and then heard them rehearsing "LiT" and "Violet Hill" about 4 times. :laugh3: I guess somebody wasn't quite content yet ... Then they were rehearsing "White Shadows" and "Chinese Sleep Chant" ... OMG ... I so hoped they were going to play "White Shadows"!!! All of a sudden (at 3.30pm, still 1 hour until entry) the people stood up ... :inquisitive: ... didn't quite understand that, so I simply sat down again. Then shortly after 4.30pm they finally let us in! I said to my mother: "Run! Run! Run!" ... Welll, she was a lot faster than me, but the security guys stopped all the running people in the stadium anyway. So I walked as a fast as I could towards the stage and suddenly fell down and hurt my ankle ... ouch ... I got up again and hobbled towards the stage and sat down like 1,5m in front of the barrier ... that was close enough for now. :D The stage was huge ... especially when you were sitting on the ground. 2 hours ... 2 more hours to wait. My mother took a pic of a guy who spent the time as efficient as possible. I was wishing I could sleep ... no room though. Some people just made me angry ... how stupid must one be to smoke in the middle of such a huge crowd! :( I hate cigarette smoke! There was this one woman who lit a cigarette right in front of me, although I just said that I hate that! Stupid cow ... Still one hour until the Kilians were going to enter the stage ... a lot of people still weren't in the stadium ... it looked kinda empty, (Viva Balloons!) At 6.50pm the Kilians started their show ... so did the rain ... the woman who lit up her cigarette left the show when the rain started, she just didn't want to do that to herself ... again: STUPID COW! You paid for it! You don't know what you've missed! The Kilians did a nice job and were really impressed by the stadium and thanked Coldplay many times for this chance ... well and the singer also said about a hundred times "We are the Kilians from Dinslaken!" Well, I GOT IT! :confused: Little pause and then the White Lies entered the stage ... ... the rain got less and less ... but I was completely wet. ;) Why didn't I buy a cape??? The White Lies did an awesome job, too. Although their singer wasn't really chatty, maybe he was just a little shy?! Well, now it was 8.20pm ... the stadium filled up pretty quickly. The roadies started to prepare the stage ... it felt like it took ages. But look who kneeled down right in front of us: Mr. Roadie #42. :D The curtain finally fall. I got so excited. I noticed that the wind was blowing against the curtain and the roadies desperately tried to get it away from the stage ... Some twin-chics pushed their way through the crowd ... they got on my nerves the whole evening. How fake can one be? They were all dressed up and wore high heels to a rainy concert, perfect. :dozey: It was as if they wanted to say "Hi Chris, here we are, take us now" ... :inquisitive: I was simply glad that I came this early, when the band entered the stage and started "LiT" that close to me! The curtain fell down and buried the mics and the band. Chris seemed a little pissed, but I think Jonny smiled a little. Well, they managed to free the stage from the curtain and the band rocked the stadium with "Violet Hill". I screamed as loud as I could when the first notes of "Clocks" started ... how I love that song. :smug: Chris said something like "Wow, the people in Hanover sing like angels!" Yeah sure ... you little charmer ... "In my place" was absolutely awesome and I saw a little bit of that Chris&Jonny love. :kiss: Chris jumping towards the audience is massive! Right after "In my place" "Yellow" started and the yellow balloons fell on the audience. Waahhh ... seeing the pictures makes me want to go back to that moment ... "Glass of Water" was awesome as usual ... I sang along the whole song, although I noticed that a lot of the people around me didn't. "Cemetries of London" and "42" followed ... (That pic could be pure awesomeness, if it wasn't that blurry! :( ) The minute Chris finished "42" he just ran and left the stage. That confused me a little. I began to worry that he was feeling sick maybe ... but I saw Guy looking for Chris and smiling a little. He walked towards Jonny and both had a kind of "knowing" look on their face. :laugh3: I'd still like to know, what was going on. Anyway Chris returned as if nothing had happened and "Fix you" began ... awesome as always with 40.000 people screaming along. My mother asked if the people at the Hamburg show last year knew the text that good as well. :confused: Of course! Every single Coldplay fan knows that song by heart! The band went to the B-Stage to play the "GPASUF/Talk-Medley". It was kinda hard to see them from where I stood. That's why I didn't see Chris playing "The hardest part" and "Postcards from far away". :cry: When "Viva la Vida" began the crowd started to scream as loud as they could! I was singing along the whole song, so did the the people around me. I took some pics of Will on his drums, but all of them are blurry. :cry: :cry: "Lost!" followed ... After "Lost!" the band went to the C-Stage. Jonny in front simply went down the runway beside me and Chris was kinda irritated because he seemed to think they'd have to leave the stage at the side, so he first called "J!" and when Jonny didn't hear him he threw his towel at him. :laugh3: But then he noticed, that Jonny was indeed on the right way and simply followed him. :laugh3: (Chris throwing a towel at Jonny's back. :laugh3: ) I couldn't see a single thing happening on the C-stage, they were simply too far away. But I was so lucky, that they played "Green eyes", one of my favourite songs. :) After that they played a little song, in which Chris seemed to improvise and he introduced Will and he started to sing "Death will never conquer". I saw him on the video wall ... so cute. :smug: "Billie Jean" and the mobile phone wave followed. I remember Chirs saying "Now keep up your cell phones" and at first nobody reacted. My mother didn't understand until I told her what to do and finally everybody did the same. Back on the main stage they played "Politik". I didn't take a single pic, I simply love that song too much. :P "Lovers in Japan" was awesome, I noticed Chris had some difficulties with the high notes before, but this time it was perfect. But maybe I simply didn't hear enough of him singing. :laugh3: (Don't ask me why this pic turned out that pink.) Once the butterflies started to fly, I was completely distracted from the band and just tried to catch as many as possible. After "Death and all his friends" they left the stage and returned in their colourful uniforms. :D "The Scientist" almost mad me cry, as usual. I was very happy, that they played the full song and not some acoustic version at the end of the stadium like they did in Hamburg last year. Chris also apologized for the technical difficulties ... again. :inquisitive: "LiT II" was the last song, of course I sang along as loud as I could, although the people beside me weren't as text-savvy as me. :laugh3: After that the band left the stage pretty quickly and I started to feel kinda depressed, I could have stood there for another hour. :cry: But all in all it was absolutely awesome. My ankle still hurts a little and my knees look rather damaged ... but it was totally worth it. Now I'm going to pack my bags, the train to Munich leaves early in the morning. Can't wait for Saturday to come. :D

Uff, auch mal wieder online. Wir fahren hier so um 11 los und sind dann um 11.45 am Stadion ... ich hoffe es ist noch nicht all zu viel los ... musste echt auf meine Mutter einreden, dass wir schon um 12 am Stadion sein sollten. Hoffentlich zahlt's sich auch aus ... aber wahrscheinlich muss ich mir sowieso den ganzen Tag anhören, dass wir ja auch später hätten losfahren können ... was man sich nicht alles antut. :laugh3: Ich freu' mich wie ein Keks und konnte auch nicht besonders gut schlafen ... aber mein Blick geht zum Himmel und ich sehe nur Wolken ... noch sind sie nicht grau, aber regnen wird's vermutlich heute Abend.

Whoa, wie geil. Hab' noch Karten für München bekommen und gehe jetzt zu zwei Konzerten. :) Ich freue mich sooo wahnsinnig!

Ah okay. Thanks ... so the Hanover show will be bigger?! Wow, I thought Munich would be huge. ;) I'm getting some random smiling attacks. I'm so happy right now! :laugh3: