Nattatouille

Really? That would be awesomeee. I hope it is true too! :dance:

Stunt- Barenaked Ladies

Shake Aletti

Blur vs. Gorillaz

Travelling without Moving- Jamiroquai

Pulp vs. Blur

Vampire Weekend

Manic Street Preachers vs. R.E.M

I'd imagine that if they're doing a whole tour rather than Wembley exclusive (like there was the suggestion) we'd be looking at next December. If not... We could get it as early as mid-year. Ahhhh B-sides would be :awesome: But I'd be happy with either HAARP or Hullabaloo type tbh. I won't be getting my hopes up though. I'll just rely on Coldplay LP5 to come out in June :dance:

Ohmy, I think you read my mind. I wrote this exact thing on Twitter :laugh3: I think you're right. Even if it doesn't end up documentary style... I'd imagine there would be a Resistance Tour DVD at least. I mean, they have to put those 360 cameras to use (because yeah... They're not cheap at all).

I also ask why you think that? Muse have been pretty reliable on releasing Tour DVD's & BtS stuff (unlike Coldplay). I doubt they would just stop doing it now at the peak of their career (so far). As for Politik... I've never really thought about it. I'm going to give it a couple of listens now to see what I can deduce. Seems weird to think Muse and Coldplay were like, BFF's, at one point. :lol:

Fluffy hair Matt is soo cute. :smug2: All I want to do is ruffle it. Though, seeing all these interviews and stuff, I get dead confused about their accents (as in all of them) because they are so mangled... :thinking:

Wow, he didn't sell out? :stunned: He sold out all his dates here like whoaaa. I wanted to get tickets for my brother for an early Christmas present but no matter how much my brother means to me, £80 was wayy out of my price range. I find it odd that there was an age minimum. What was it? (Because he doesn't strike me as a parental guidance type of solo-artist). It was a good price and a generally insane gig because it had been snowing all day-- so we'd all been pretty worried it wasn't going to go ahead. I ended up getting a snow chained bus down-- but whilst we were in there, it snowed heavier and so they cancelled the buses. I ended up walking 3 miles home in the snow. I don't really know, the new album maybe? But Hyde Park in the summer sold out incredibly fast so I guess they thought they could capitalise on that. I think the Hyde Park gigs this year are back down at £50 in price... So my Dad and I are going (if I don't have exams :P)

^ Brandon Flowers for only $25?! We had them at £27 which wasn't bad... But they sold out so quickly and resale values were from £60-£80 :o That's a shame you couldn't go though! :hug: We can get unknown bands for about £10... Bands with 2/3 albums can be about £20-£30 (I saw Vampire Weekend for £21)... And then the bigger bands can be £40-£60. The most expensive I've seen recently was KoL at the O2 which was £67-- I couldn't believe that considering I'd seen them at Hyde Park for £45 only six months earlier.

Both... :lol:

Wait... So by my calculations that throws them to be £65 a piece over here... That's still pretty expensive for GA. :/ The most I've paid for GA is £45 (for Muse, Coldplay and KoL). Geeze, why is it that much more expensive over there?!

The Killers vs. Kasabian

Justice

Qwerty Finger- Everything Everything

Heyyy. Welcome to the forums. S'nice to meet you. Mannn, your setlist looks awsums :lol:

^^No I didn't. :bigcry: I didn't have a camera on me. I probably wouldn't have known how to do it either... I got utterly dorky and couldn't do anything but squee/garble at him. He was probably terrified of me if I'm honest. ^:hug: Is there no Shakespeare companies around your way then?

:dance: DP

^Tis lovely. I, in part, passed my driving test so I can drive up to Stratford on whim and not have to blag my Mum for a lift.

He is. I guess when you see him in DW, you get a sort of watered down version, if you know what I mean? He steals your breath away in the containment of the theatre. I'm glad I didn't return mine. Ed was lovely in it. He was also really good in A Midsummer's Night Dream and when I bumped in to him on the street after as well. It's weird to think he's now unemployed.

Wasn't it just? I saw him two days before the back injury and went back during the injury... Ed Bennett wasn't bad either-- completely different in style, but also such a good performer. It was definitely one to see. I'm looking forward to him returning to the stage to be honest, he was such a natural. I am a Tennant fangirl too. I couldn't stop squeeing all the way up there and all the way back. My friends' Mum was so annoyed by the end of it :laugh3: