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first of all, there are real instruments in there (for the record, i'm with you about production. to put it mildly, most of the production is sub par this era, among some other things). secondly, guitar, base and drums are not licensed out only to be used by rock bands. even rappers, r&b artists, etc are backed by live bands playing these very instruments. third, they can do what ever they want. it's their music/mv. fourth, let's not be so uppity about it ;)

that's great! i run into a lot of it, because i use social media to get the latest coldplay news. so i see a lot of it. but i do avoid it when i know the backlash is going to be huge.

i think it is legit. chris has a clean drinking water initiative going on in india.

i can understand just a smidge of it. but this thing is being blown out of crazy proportion. have sen a lot of chris martin hate today. hahaa! want to stay out of social media for at least a good day after the super bowl for sure!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phdwmd9xrFI Mobile Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phdwmd9xrFI wow! how good does that clocks to fix you build up sound!! this is turning out wonderfully so far!

i went for 115 because in a large field thought it would be better to have some height advantage. hahaa

are you on incognito mode in firefox?? it's a no-no!

COLDPLAY FRONTMAN CHRIS MARTIN TELLS “CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD” HE DOESN’T WORRY ABOUT WHETHER PEOPLE LIKE THE BAND OR NOT CLICK HERE FOR A PREVIEW Coldplay front man Chris Martin doesn’t worry about whether people like the band or not he tells Anthony Mason in an interview for CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD to be broadcast Jan. 31 (9:00 AM, ET) on the CBS Television Network. “I feel like we sound the way we always wanted to,” Martin tells Mason. “And we feel at peace with what we’ve done to get here.” Does that imply there was a time he wasn’t entirely at peace with the direction of the band? “Well, I think anybody when you start a band your purpose is to never offend anybody,” says Martin. “And you get to a certain level of success and it’s apparent that you have offended some people. It took me and I think it took us a while to let that all go.” Martin says he’s okay knowing some people are not Coldplay fans. “I don’t worry about it anymore. And, also, I don’t think we could ever be classified as being, you know, classically rock ‘n’ roll. So – it’s okay,” he says. “I think if you’re looking for the leather pants, cocaine thing, we’re probably not going to be the band you want to see.” Martin talks with Mason about Coldplay’s plans as the halftime act at SUPER BOWL 50, which will be broadcast Feb. 7, 2016 on CBS, the band’s latest album and upcoming tour, and getting advice from Bruce Springsteen on preparing for the halftime show. Mason also catches up with the whole band to talk about the upcoming tour, and to take viewers behind the scenes as Coldplay rehearses for the Super Bowl performance. Martin also shares with Mason his experience working with David Bowie. “He called me Sticky Martinez for some reason,” Martin says, adding he had no idea where the name came from. “But I hold that as – he, David Bowie, gave me a weird nickname.” CBS SUNDAY MORNING is broadcast Sundays (9:00-10:30 AM, ET) on the CBS Television Network. Rand Morrison is the executive producer. cbs

i got for SF in section 115 :) happy with it.

i got it! in section 115.

me neither. and don't use incognito/stealthy mode. i wasted 10 minutes before switching to the normal browsing mode and getting at least placed in a queue for the first time. edit: that was with firefox. now i see chrome incognito is working ok.

she is towards the end of the video. have to watch again later, but she is not featured a lot.

btw prepare for backlash on cultural appropriation... wish beyonce didn't play the part of seemingly an indian actress(?).

ah nice :) so @Saket any anecdotes you can share with us now from the shoot?

it's like groundhog day :laugh4:

this is a huge step up from the poc video! liked how they featured the people that was around the shoot, and is as is.

good luck everybody!

that'd be great! can prepare well for the actual purchase.

oh.. wonder if they accept paypal. might be able to get the tickets delivered to a preferred address then.

oh that's annoying! i'm moving and i don't trust usps that much.. maybe should go for will call. thanks.

what do you mean by credit card holder address? the address attached to the credit card?

so it's going to be the coming tuesday! hope we'd get a teaser today.. [MEDIA=twitter]692947211815120897[/MEDIA] Mobile Link: https://twitter.com/benwinston/status/692947211815120897

no no, please keep that up :) it is a big help to us and can catch ones that we might miss. thanks!

CBS Announces Two-Hour Super Bowl’s Greatest Halftime Shows Special! JANUARY 27, 2016 SHELDON WIEBE 0 COMMENTS Basically, there are three reasons people watch the Super Bowl – and only one of them is the actual game. The other others are, of course, the commercials (which get their own specials every year) and the halftime show. Super Bowl’s Greatest Halftime Shows is a two-hour special that trace the history of the halftime show’s development into one of the biggest events of the year. Narrated by NCIS: Los Angeles star Chris O’Donnell, it will feature some of the best performances in super Bowl history and interviews with some of the biggest performers including: Beyoncé, Bono, Missy Elliot, Bruno Mars and more. Super Bowl’s Greatest Halftime Shows will air on Friday, February 5th (9/8C), Follow the jump for further details. “SUPER BOWL’S GREATEST HALFTIME SHOWS,” A NEW TWO-HOUR SPECIAL CELEBRATING THE BEST HALFTIME PERFORMANCES IN SUPER BOWL HISTORY, TO BE BROADCAST SATURDAY, FEB. 5 ON CBS Featuring Interviews with Halftime Show Performers Beyoncé, Bono, Missy Elliot, Bruno Mars, Chris Martin, Sir Paul McCartney and Katy Perry Narrated by “NCIS: Los Angeles” Star Chris O’Donnell Two days before the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers kick off in SUPER BOWL 50, SUPER BOWL’S GREATEST HALFTIME SHOWS will celebrate the best halftime performances in Super Bowl history and trace the evolution of the event over 49 years. Narrated by NCIS: LOS ANGELES star Chris O’Donnell, the new two-hour special will be broadcast Friday, Feb. 5 (9:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. As previously announced, Coldplay will be among the artists that will take the stage during SUPER BOWL 50’s halftime show. In addition to highlighting past shows, the anthology includes fresh interviews with top performers who have made the Super Bowl Halftime Show one of the most highly anticipated live 12 minutes on television, including Beyoncé (2013), Bono (2002), Missy Elliot (2015), Bruno Mars (2014), Sir Paul McCartney (2005) and Katy Perry (2015). Also, Halftime Show producers Jimmy Iovine (2003) and Don Mischer (2005-2009), director Hamish Hamilton (2010, 2012-2016), journalists, music executives and former NFL personnel share their insider memories of past performances, such as Michael Jackson (1993), Madonna (2012), No Doubt (2003), Prince (2007), The Rolling Stones (2006), Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band (2009), Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (2008) and The Who (2010), among others. SUPER BOWL 50, featuring Denver taking on Carolina, airs live from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. on Sunday, Feb. 7 (6:30 PM, ET/3:30 PM, PT) on CBS. SUPER BOWL’S GREATEST HALFTIME SHOWS is an NFL Network production in association with IMG Original Productions. source

the funniest thing about that cbs sunday clip is some beyonce fans really taking what he said about 11 minutes seriously. hahaa!