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White Shadows is one of my favorite tracks off of X&Y. For me, it's about some one coming to terms with the past and deciding to embrace and enjoy the present.

Copenhagen November 21st 2002, Chris is Barbie and Jonny is Ken [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0sQs7JPQSk]Barbie Girl Live - Coldplay - YouTube[/ame]

Not quite sure where to put this, but I'm catching up with old articles I've never read before and this is a good one from the AROBTTH era after their gig at Early court on April 16, 2003 Coldplay shadyadie by Adie Nunn ▾ 10 comments 15:14 April 22nd, 2003 Venue: Earls Court Exhibition Centre, Kensington » Artists: Coldplay » Date: 17/04/2003 What ‘comedy’ cover version would Chris Martin burst into? Would Justin Timberlake turn up playing a kazoo? What the flying fuckmonkeys were Feeder doing supporting? Just a few of many questions before Coldplay’s second sold-out stint at London enormodome Earls Court. Well, let DiS give you the answers: none (apart from something about bushy eyebrows), no, and no idea. In the space of two albums and, well, like tons of gigs, they’ve gone from the shimmering Jeff Buckley wannabe anthems of ‘Shiver’ (not played tonight) to the big beastly rockathons such as ‘Politik’, which happens to be tonight’s opening tune. Bravo for that, says your weary DiS correspondent. ‘Politik’ is satisfyingly-bombastic and uplifiting. “Look at Earth from outer-space,” goes the first line, and “look at ants from the top of the Millennium Wheel,” the people in the back seats no doubt mumble (note: this venue sells binoculars). Coldplay have always been in danger of turning into The Chris Martin Show. While he is less chatty onstage than in the past, he now appears to enjoy the crazy frontman role a lot more, and is very much the one in the constant limelight. But whatever may be said about how “boring” Coldplay are as far as their personality is concerned, people don’t like Coldplay because their singer’s knobbing an actress, they like Coldplay because of the music. Like, no shit. Tunes full of catchy guitar hooks and singalong choruses (believe me, hearing that many people singing along to ‘Everything’s Not Lost’ is very special indeed) – there’s nothing particularly deep about their music, but it’s good enough to have touched the indie kid in the bedroom with the curtains closed, to the ‘Smash Hits’ reader who thinks Chris is a bit dishy, to the Radio 2 listeners and ‘Later’-watching musos. And there-be the reasons why Coldplay are absolutely massive and adored worldwide and the band you’re in is not. Despite the amount of folk in the audience, it doesn’t feel like a massive gig… that is, until they play ‘Clocks’ and get the wannabe-Pink Floyd lasers out. But I’m sick of this tune. It won’t go away. Make it stop. Call me a soppy old sucker, but I still prefer ‘The Scientist’ and ‘In My Place’. It’s nice to see the little indie boys have all grown up. We’re heading into stadium rock territory but – hey! – Muse have been wanting the same since day one and nobody seems to give them shit for it (well, not all the time anyway). There’s been much mutual back-slapping recently between the two bands but, you know what? Perhaps Echo and the Bunnymen were ahead of their time after all.

She and Jessica are very good friends, thus the familiarity:)

That's Jessica Seinfeld with her arm on his shoulder.

UATW 12.12.12. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lQ_z6uRj24

I thought you'd appreciate the dry-humping of the piano. :laugh3:

They got in a car crash b/c they were playing loud music while they should have been playing the Scientist, thus Let's go back to the start:D

The raggedy man with the sky blue eyes and the three day beard falls to his knees. He is finally still. He has done dry-humping his piano like a dog on your leg, he is done with all the gangly indie robotics. He peers out at the rapt gathering of loving couples packed into Earls Court in London to witness one of the best gigs they've ever seen in their lives and he licks his dry lips to speak. "Thank you" he says. Thank you for giving us the best job in the world."

UATW is my #1, the rest in no particular order: Charlie Brown ETIAW Major Minus HLH I love it when I get my "oh Jonny" moments in HLH & Major Minus.

Also, I read that the band was going to shelve Clocks until next album. Phil is the one who urged them to include it in AROBTTH.

So sorry for you guys. I know it's no consolation but I think the band must have a legitimate reason for doing this.

:laugh3::laugh3: That's what I did today. I listened to Glastonbury 2011 while she was drilling in my mouth.

It was in New Zeland https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhhxDmPZ0dc Around 5:50

Danny O'Donoghue is a fan. He cites Fix You as a song he wished he had written.

When you convince your dentist to look up Coldplay music on youtube.

The band has amassed six Grammys over the years 7 TYVM ET.

From the End Of Watch premiere in the Hamptons last summer

Good chemistry with Dave [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqgcjv69xJE]Gwyneth Paltrow al David Letterman Show - YouTube[/ame]

OMG! How did you know I needed a really good laugh today.?:laugh3::laugh3::laugh3:

Hope to see them this side of the atlantic for the awards season.

I'm weird. Having already watched the BBC adaptation of Anna Karenina with Helen McCrory and Kevin McKidd, I really don't want to spoil it by watching Keira & Jude though I really like the latter as an actor. Just the same way I didn't want to watch another version of Pride and Prejudice without Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle. But I might read the book though.

Can you see Chris hanging out with Taylor Swift?

That one is a bit recycled. Nothing new.

Beautiful, yet heartbreaking! Thank you for sharing the video.