Zeya

I love love love the video! I've always wondered how was it like backstage right before a show..Now we get the insight of it :nice: and Chris leaning on his back, hands at the back of his head...:dead:

Especially the eyes..which are beautiful :heart:

I'm totally on your side on this...I say preserve the hair! :smug:

Can anyone paste the photos here? I cant save them :\

This is the translation of the article given by google translator ;) "Coldplay: Forget Oasis Orange Scene, Sunday evening Just because both bands are British, so they do not resemble each other. But it was still like that, absolutely forgotten all about Oasis, Coldplay en went a little late on the scene Sunday evening. For unlike Oasis, who played the same place Friday evening, so decking Coldplay on their own songs and lead singer Chris Martin jumped around like a gal. Nothing was put either on or ahead of Orange Scene. While Oasis was predictable and plain sailing, said Chris Martin and company are rarely quite as on his studio albums. Were played. When it was not singing from the audience yell end so impressed the four musicians among others with a hard-pumping version of "God Put a Smile Upon Your Face" and an acoustic version of Michael Jackson-hit "Billie Jean". Charmer without Policy Contrary to what one would expect, the lead singer Chris Martin put the political messages away. Back was the only music - and it was nice. Instead threw the charming lead singer and hopping out of the Danish phrases and braided lines on several occasions Roskilde and the "fantastic audience" into the song texts. It could have been nauseatingly, but it was never. And yes, the audience lapped it all alone - but that faith as hell. For Coldplay talked to us and came out over the ramp. Literally speechless. The band delivered short, the stadium concert, which neither Oasis or any other band has managed to give Roskilde this year. "

Cant' wait for the guys to go on stage :D

I love the cushion cover...:nice:

Are you Mayur Shikotra? :lol:

9.22pm: OK. Martin Emil reckons it'll be dark about 10pm. Ida Lundell's saying 11pm. Nicole's saying 10.30pm. David B's saying 9.54pm. Mayur Shikotra reckons 9.56pm. And Emil thinks the sun will set at 9.52pm. Only time, it seems, will tell. (But thanks to everyone for your speedy emails.)

9.17pm: Anyone out there know what time it'll get dark at Roskilde tonight? Feel free to email [email protected] if you do... Exactly...The last pic was posted at 9.17pm yet it's still so bright..:thinking:

9.13pm: This is what the backstage catering grill looks like. Twas very tasty (although we ate it far too quickly).

Oh wow..the wait was worth it.. That photo is indeed, bloody fantastic! :nice::heart:

8.42pm: Chris is now back in the dressing having had his dinner. Jonny is telling him about his quest to buy a fan (not a Coldplay fan, one of the ones which spins round, shooting cold air at you...) FINALLYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

4.35 now :P

8.31pm: Four little radio packs, ready and waiting...

Oh well...The man's gotta eat..

8.00pm: Two hours until stage time and Jonny is in the dressing room learning to play The Entertainer on his guitar. Odd, but true. Chris should be here any minute...

I've waited until 4am for Chris' pic.. Better be a bloody fantastic photo..

7.50pm: It's Guy with his pal Magne from a-ha!

7.42pm: Roskilde Festival looks a little bit like this (it's been going since Thursday night, so forgive anyone looking a little rough around the edges...)

7.35pm: Well done Mr Federer. You've made your biggest fan (Arlene, one of Coldplay's management team) very happy indeed. The band have gone to get some dinner. Pictures of the Roskilde site coming in a sec...

No you're not :lol:

7.14pm: It's fair to say that the band and crew are all *very* excited about the Wimbledon final. What a titanic match!

Oh my it's 3.11am here but still no Chris!

7.03pm: Here's how it's looking on the stage (Madness are on next, then it's Coldplay)