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Carlaatje

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  1. I though most of the time debs.. (who is the oracle) does the interviews.. and I was particullay pleased with the guy interview as the questions asked involved a lot of the questions we were asking the oracle..so in a way we got them asnwered
  2. OMG she looks great! I hate her :angry: :p
  3. aww you checked the thread you;re too cute :nice: you really should it was sooo Good! that man is really great... and his support act: Ingrid Michealson was really great! she should be supporting coldplay! here are some vids but the sounds really awfull so, turn it off before you press play :lol: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJlp3drewX0]YouTube - Jason Mraz HMH 22-09-08 if it kills me[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uoe17fZ9JLQ]YouTube - Jason Mraz HMH 22-09-08 make it mine[/ame]
  4. I was gonna change it to positive.. but it doesn't exist :P I'm always innocent :rolleyes: (but you never know what kind of stalking i'm up too)
  5. and what about his hard drive... ?:inquisitive:
  6. and what about his hard drive... ?:inquisitive:
  7. hahaha when you have a drink and everything just comes out again... :lol: don't you get laughing gas there? or is that a myth?
  8. too bad... you won't get any drugs :P
  9. ^that is true... I checked recently... mostly dust... but I found a euro tooo yayyy :dance: edit good for you! neither do I!
  10. who wants a link:lol: sorry I didn;t see.... edit: we love that!^ this is why we don't say often times... because guys said it wasn;t a word
  11. reading the live thread watching an in my place video! sorry! so got any tooth aches?
  12. 1. Guy did It on purpose I just know it :lol: 2 he hits him with his own guitar... 3... one of these days chris is gonna knock jonny over the edge...
  13. it's negativity free day! yayyyy so why can't we all just try and do that in stead of debating it... it's just a day! I'm postive... my concert is in the upcoming events for the next 10 days yay:dance:
  14. he's such a geek I love it.. jolly old time... who says that these days?
  15. omg you haven't posted the interview yet? Guy: "It's just so much fun going on stage" September 24, 2008 2:42 pm Coldplay.com has a chat with Guy in Budapest Hello Guy. How's it going? It's going really well, thanks. I'm in Budapest right now, which is uncharted territory for me. It's very exciting to be in a new country. Will you have time for a look around? Well, we're leaving at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to go to Vienna, so I'm going to have the morning to hit some antique shops and some book shops and pick up as much clutter as I possibly can. Is that your standard plan when you're on tour? It is. I bought a gramophone in Prague earlier today, as well as some photograph books by some Czech photographers. I like to try and find things that you can't get in England. Do you get home at the end of a long tour with boxes of stuff? Yes, loads. Lots of books, particularly. Does the gramophone you bought work? It does indeed. I need to get some better records for it, though. The one I had it tested with was quite dirty and crackly. Does it play 78s? I think so, yeah. Perhaps you should get on the phone to Parlophone and see if they can press up a special 78 version of Viva La Vida. Actually, that's not a bad idea! So it seems like you're taking an awful lot of pictures at the moment. Absolutely. I take pictures everywhere I go, whether it's on holiday or at home, just of anything that interests me. But I'm definitely planning on taking pictures until the end of this tour and then putting all the best ones together for some sort of publication. Whether that comes out soon or in ten years, I don't know. We'll have to see. Presumably the band are quite relaxed when you're around with your camera. Exactly. So I get a lot of candid stuff that other people wouldn't get. What sort of camera do you use? A Leicah M7. It's a film camera. Old school! Absolutely. You can't beat it. Do you wait until you get home to process the films? Yeah, I generally shoot all the way through the tour, then when we get back I'll drop all the films at the lab. Must be quite exciting when you pick up a batch. It is! It's like Christmas morning. Why have you stuck with film and not moved over to digital? Just because I believe that with digital photography you take too many shit pictures that you put no thought or effort into taking. Plus, everyone takes pictures on digital these days, so it's hard to take pictures which stand out as being different. What's this about you trying to take pictures with your feet? Well, I haven't quite managed it yet, but I'm trying to set up some cameras at the front of house which I can trigger remotely. I'm just modifying some infra-red stuff to put onto my foot pedals and take pictures from the back of the room whilst we're all on stage. I think that's just a few days away from being completed now. Do you learn much from the photographers that take pictures of the band? Not really. I think the best way to learn photography is to just do it. You can read books, but really it's about practice, and seeing what different results you get from what different settings. Do you have a favourite photographer? There's so many. I've got hundreds and hundreds of books on photographers. I take ideas from all of them, not just one person. Is it something you'd like to do professionally? To be honest, I'm enjoying being creative without having any pressure. I'm just taking pictures for myself. The idea of having a client and having to do photographs for a specific thing is not something which particularly appeals to me. We see you guys had your friend Magne from A-ha on stage with you in Oslo. How did you all meet? We met A-ha in Barcelona quite a few years ago and we've stayed in touch with them, particularly Mags. He's always very hospitable to us when we come and visit Norway. It looks like his version of Hunting High And Low with Chris went down incredibly well. Oh, it did. Obviously it's A-ha's home crowd, so they were very receptive indeed. And you formed Apparatjik with Magne to make a song for the Amazon programme. How did that come about? It was actually the idea of a mutual friend of ours, Martin Terefe, who's a producer. We wrote and recorded that song in a very small studio in Copenhagen in about three hours, so we were quite surprised to see it being received so well. I haven't even heard the final version of it. And I'm still not sure how the band name is pronounced! The other chaps have said this is the best tour Coldplay have done. Would you agree with that? Yeah, it's been going really well. Everyone's been making the most of the cities that we're in, the crowds have all been amazing and I think we're playing together as well as we ever have done. It's been really great. We're in that phase where it's just so much fun going on stage because we don't have to worry about anything other than just enjoying it. You get that muscle memory thing where playing becomes almost a sub-conscious thing. It's a really lovely feeling. What sort of bass guitar do you use? It's a Fender Precision Bass. I have flirted with others, but you always go back to the one you love. On past tours, the band have used sound-checks to work on new songs. Is that something you've been doing this time? Not yet, because there's actually still a few songs that we've already recorded which we're trying to work out how to play. So we haven't quite got to the stage of working on brand new stuff yet. I think there's also a danger of trying to write too much when you're on tour, because you go into the studio with these pre-conceived ideas of how it's going to sound, which can be quite stifling when you come to being creative in the studio. So I'm hoping we actually avoid that a little bit this time. We hear from #42's blogs that you've been playing Oasis songs instead. Yeah, Oasis did make an appearance the other day. AC/DC quite often gets played too. And we muck about with various other things - I might play the drums and Will will play the bass and we'll play some Stone Roses or something. Sounds like you've been having fun. Yes, I think it's fair to say we're all having a jolly old time
  16. :thinking: I wonder if she contacted the angie... :lol:
  17. woopss
  18. Gwyneth Paltrow Wants to Share Her Mistakes By Emmet Sullivan Originally posted Tuesday September 23, 2008 12:55 PM EDT Gwyneth Paltrow Photo by: Jamie McCarthy / WireImage Gwyneth Paltrow: Blogger? The actress, who is on the road with famed chef Mario Batali, has turned to the Web to share her experiences as a cook and mother. "Over the years I have tried lots of different things. I have made lots of mistakes. But I figured some things out in the process and would like to share them with you," Paltrow writes on the main page of her new Web site, GOOP, where she encourages readers to "nourish the inner aspect". So far there's only a message from the actress posted, but she promises more juicy content soon. Readers can sign up for a newsletter to see recipes and travel notes from Paltrow, who turns 36 on Saturday. She also will publish fashion buys and advice from her "sages," and promises a few surprises to come. "My life is good because I am not a passive person," she writes. "Goop is a little bit of everything that makes up my life," says the happily married mother of two. The most important thing, though, is for readers to enjoy their own lives, she says, and to "make it great." also a new pic: SALUD! Gwyneth Paltrow celebrates her PBS show Spain . . . On the Road Again with costar (and celebrity chef) Mario Batali and Bono Sunday at New York City's Queen Sofia Spanish Institute. The actress says she gained 8 lbs. while shooting. "In Spain they eat so late, so I would eat a huge dinner and drink way too much wine and then go to sleep," she told PEOPLE.
  19. if not I could rip it for you... if you want! i love that one.. I'll do it tonight okay! have a great day everybody!
  20. in my place really far away... it seems glass of water will soon be added to the setlist
  21. in my place really far away... [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umnMazaDkF8]YouTube - ColdPlay - In My Place Praha live(22.9.08)[/ame] it seems glass of water will soon be added to the setlist

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