but a dream

Good to know :D :uhoh:

He DID!!! :D And patted Jonny on the chest :sneaky: :wacko:

:wideeyed: SquEeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :D :wacky: So cute :love: :nice: Mich is a good, well-informed mod :D Or a bigger perv than all of us :uhoh: :P

:cool: Sounds awesome :D

:lol: His happiness is of utmost importance :D

:uhoh: Rudy. Just because he's the guy who lives the closest to me, it's easier to get married :P And because he's sweet :D

boooo :P Got to rely on YouTooob.

There has been a few unhappy moments in this thread regarding Chloe. I really don't want to see another repeat of that happening again. Can we just leave this thread as a place to admire Jonny and his role in Coldplay? I'm happy as long as he's happy, but we really aren't in any position to discuss his private life here.

As it's a review of both Bjork's Voltaic and LRLRL, I shall leave out the first part of the article. Live wires It's live and larger than life when Bjork and Coldplay get out of the studio and onto the stage ... As for LeftRightLeftRightLeft, it's Coldplay's thank-you note to fans and contains nine tracks recorded on the English blokes' last tour. Already downloaded 3.5 million times so far on their website (http://www.coldplay.com) since last Friday, the set shows an act in top form. It's a band in love with music and their adoring fans who can be heard clapping, howling and singing to every chorus. Frontman Chris Martin can never be faulted for his showmanship. His earnest vocals embrace every word with usual generosity, keening on the West African-tinged Strawberry Swing and swooping on the classic Clocks. The highlight is the perfectly crafted anthem Viva La Vida. You'll smile as the familiar pizzicato strings introduce pop's most ironic lyrics when Martin sings, 'I used to rule the world', considering the luminescent stage of the band's career. You'll be swept away by the sea of goodwill as the audience continues to echo in unison 'oooh-ahhh...' for nearly a minute after the music ends. What a trip. Rating: 4 stars out of 5 Yeow Kai Chai The Straits Times Friday, May 22 2009

Thanks for the review :D There was a review of LRLRL last week in the local dailies here in Singapore. I'll type it out in a bit :nice:

We tend to do that, yes :smug: That's part of the fun of Wembley, meeting up with so many Coldplayers :dance:

Because it's a song I listen to when I'm sad :wacko: Today it shall be Postcards From Far Away because I just learnt it on piano :nice:

Because it's so true :P

Ooooh what an upset. The King of Clay has been beaten @ the French Open :stunned:

OOoh yes, the ramp of love song :lol: My siggie :D

Go Mich :wacko:

Anytime Lori :hug:

J, Jonny Boy, Jon, Our Best Friend, The Best Guitarist in the World.... Check :D Plus that grey shirt with words at the back, I can't seem to find my pictures now :embarassed: Check :D :laugh3: :P

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WembsqueeeeeeeeeEeeeEeEEEeeeeee :dance:

I like rain :wacko:

Thanks for the torrent heads-up. I wanted to buy the WA special edition, but unfortunately my friend was unable to get it for me :sad: Have to download it then :P

Oooh I'm getting confused now :confused: But glad that Chris is alright now :D

Welcome, you'll have fun around here :D