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Since when Will has so much hair, and since when Jonny is bald? And Guy looks 30years older.... But they do follow the colour stripes on Jonny's jacket exactly though...

Please someone tell me how do I get the third battery thing to open the deposit box? It's killing meeeeeee :bigcry:

But it's no fun when you're alone... I mean, without having other Malaysians that are into Coldplay...:\

I'm seriously stucked.

I'm thinking of giving up tonight and start all over tomorrow..It's already 3.15am here! :P

I cant open the safe deposit box cause I only have two of those button thing... And I cant open that second slide thing either... Gosh I'm really bad at this...

I havent got the gold bar....:bigcry:

HELP! I just opened the briefcase and I dont know what else to do...

Edit: nvm.

Amazing arent they? :D Agreed. He should wear the scarf and unbutton his shirt more often...:P

I love how family always comes first with Gwyneth...

Thank you intervension for the photos and everyone else for the wonderful reviews so far.. I always enjoy reading reviews written by coldplayers who are still filled with excitement... :D:D

er..why?

So everyone's going to US and UK and I'm left in Australia alone...*sigh Oh btw, hello fellow Malaysians ;)

Where are these photos from?

Is Chris having rashes on his neck? It seems a little reddish... Anyway, Gianna your photos are really awesome..Thanks :D

It was really cool that your car ended up in R42 blog.. Congratulations! :D

Once again, Anna saves the day... Thanks sweety :kiss:

How did you get the photos to be this big? I can only see the small ones from the link given...

Where can I watch this?

I think they do publish lyrics for the non-english speaking countries...Japan for example.. Don't know about this one though...

Yeah I think we really should start to discuss the reviews and why we favour some and not the rest... I personally prefer shorter reviews (although myself has written an awfully long ones) which are precise and to the point but without leaving the important details. I also prefer those reviews which are more of like a review written for publications with interesting words being put in here and there rather than reviews which are written with colloquial style. I know it's hard to find one without any colloquial language used, so I chose the one which used less than the others.. As the winner is representing this forum, I think it is wise to choose the kind of review that will reflect these criteria ;)

Roadie #42 - Blog #92 July 26, 2009 7:30 am #42 is a Big Apple man It's another warm night in Maryland Heights, MO. I had figured that moving north from Texas would mean a bit of respite from the heat, but there is nothing of the sort. If anything, the stage here is even more humid than the past couple of shows. Things heat up on the B-Stage too, when Chris fluffs The Hardest Part and falls into laughter, admitting that he's been put off by the fact that he's just had "I love you" shouted at him by a very muscular six foot dude. In other news, today was per-diem day, which means our lovely new tour accountant Bob brings around in the magic envelope full of cash. In a miraculous feat of synchronicity, Apple have released updates to two of the huge software suites that I use to mangle audio and video. A perfect illustration of the old truism: "What the PDs giveth, the Apple Store taketh away"" It's a runner again tonight, so we dive into the vans just ahead of the band jumping offstage and peeling out of their sweaty stage clothes. As the convoy of vehicles speeds towards the airport, we meet this evening's driver. He's fantastically loony. He's cracking up laughing and hammering his palm on the steering wheel. Apparently, the source of amusement is the tail-rider of the police escort. "Man, this is the first time I had flashing blues in my rear view mirror and I ain't had to pull over and put my hands in the air". To his glee, it's then time to pull into the wrong lane and run a red light with the full blessing of the attendant cops. "Comin' through motherfuckers - hhhaaaahhhahahaha". I have no idea where this guy came from, or what he's got up to in the past, but I wish we could take him with us... So we fly out east tonight, heading for NYC. The band have their families out and basing ourselves here means that they can have some semblance of normality for the hours they're not onstage. When we get to the airfield and wander across the tarmac, it's like we've never been away. We were in NYC for three weeks a short while back and it feels as though the intervening weeks simply haven't occurred. It's a good thing that this is pretty much my favourite place on the planet to spend time - otherwise I'd be sick of the sight of it. As it is, I'm delighted to be back. With tonight and tomorrow night's gigs both being located in the central timezone, I decide that it's not really worth re-setting my watch, phone and laptop to the east coast hour. With utter predictability, the following morning, the phone goes at what I believe is an hour before lobby call. "The vehicles are leaving. Care to join us?". It's security and transport co-ordinator Geoff Sands. I realise instantly what's going on. "I'm not late, I'm just in the wrong timezone." I reply. It's a damn good thing that it's Saturday and my favourite NY camera store is closed, because otherwise, I could have been on a very expensive shopping trip indeed... R#42.

No worries.. Good luck voting ;)

Yeah...you kinda misunderstood the purpose of the competition.. The purpose is to choose the best written review so that the winner can then compete with writers from othe forums.. Then the winner of all the forums will then go to a concert of his/her choice and will have to write a review for the show that that person has attended..