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Lmao, being a Midwesterner, thats... disappointingly true :P (I was not one of them though) But I love how 42 got Amsterdam and its story down :D

When you dream that you were on coldplaying.com and found a post that had everything you were looking for... and now you're checking around the site if it was really a dream or not :thinking: :laugh4:

Lol, well the meme is that she's unimpressed by the most impressive things (Jesus' resurrection, gold medals, etc.) so if you look at it that way (the intended way :P) :D

Do just play the song over the recording and sing it? - First press the "record" button on your device, then play Charlie Brown from any source (if possible, make sure the device picks up the audio) whether that be from your iPod, MP3 player, computer speakers, stereo, etc. What if we aren't the best singers? - No one else will hear your voice except me (I'm editing it all) once again, the audio will be 100% "Charlie Brown" (MX CD version) If I upload it to youtube will you be able to get it? - Good question! Yes, I'll be able to get it. Just make sure that the video is either "Public" or "Unlisted" and that YOU SEND ME THE LINK TO THE YOUTUBE VIDEO if we sing and use our voice i'm assuming you know how to edit it out? - Yeah! I've edited videos before and I know how to edit audio out and replace it with other things (in this case, Charlie Brown) Don't be afraid to sing!

I just made this, with all the Olympic hype and all: Hope you like it! :)

OK GUYS, I know the poll isn't closed yet, but I did say the decision would be made by Saturday. At current standings, it looks like the winner is.......... :will: : :drummer: :drummer: :drummer: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTFBJgnNgU4]Coldplay - Charlie Brown - YouTube[/ame] Charlie Brown!!!! :D :D :D ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now participants, this is IMPORTANT, please follow the directions below: 1) Get ready to record yourself: - dress up as Coldplay as possible - if you want, plan a dance routine, lyrical dance, whatever else you can think of - otherwise, get pumped! This is Coldplay's Charlie Brown we're representing! 2) Using a webcam/video recorder/recording device: - Open up the software/application you'll use to record yourself (audio & video recorded please, don't worry, no one will hear your voice) - Once you're all set and in position, hit the record button and then play the song/track Charlie Brown (MX CD version please) 3) DO YOUR THING!!!! :chris: :jonny: :guy: :will: - Lipsynch (just move your mouth) to the lyrics of the whole song -or- - Actually sing along to the track! It's easier this way, and much more fun JUST REMEMBER TO GET THROUGH THE WHOLE SONG 4) Stop your recording device. (Do as many takes as you want) 5) Upload it onto your computer and DO NOT EDIT IT! 6) Email the video (one per user please) to: [email protected] with your Coldplaying.com name somewhere in the email text Send the video as an attatchment (recommended), or a link to the video. And then YOUR PART IS DONE! Once all (or most) videos are in, I'll put it all together and you'll be seeing it soon! Thanks again guys! And Happy Coldplaying! :D

Sooo the Scrapbook is just about to start it's USA leg?... Just as Coldplay is just finishing up here in the US... lmao :laugh4: #scrapbookchasesColdplay

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A bit late (2 days) but here goes again: Coldplay review 8-8-12 Night two of the Chicago shows had some energy left over from the night before, in other words, it was obvious that the crowd and the band had much more energy than the night before. After night one, my expectations were raised and they were definitely met from the energy level, the enthusiasm, the mood, everything was just heightened. Instead of going alone like the night before, I took some of my Coldplayer friends with me; it’s a whole different experience when you’re around people you know are diehard fans like you. One thing I kinda regret is that I forgot to bring my digital camera to the show, I ended up buying a disposable one so not all was lost; a good thing that forgetting the camera brought on me was that I could enjoy the concert without looking through the lens most of the time, I connected to the band, the music, and the crowd in a more intimate level (a difference from the night before) and thoroughly enjoyed it more. The usual set started with no disappointments or mistakes, and then something unexpected happened. Right before where Warning Sign would be, Chris said something to the rest of the band that would be the start of the highlight of the night, at least to an ultimate Coldplayer… Chris played the piano intro to Amsterdam, just like the night before, but he actually continued! This was such a treat; I had to pull out my phone to record it (even though I was trying to enjoy the concert as natural as possible). I teared up as the song went on, since this was such a rarity played live, and sang with it as passionately as I could. After Amsterdam though, Warning Sign had been nixed from the set (which didn’t bother me since I had the privilege to listen to that on night one). The set continued with Don’t Let It Break Your Heart and it was clear that even Coldplayers that have seen them many times, had their energy level pumped after the gem of a performance we had personally witnessed. When the C-Stage portion came up, I already expected to be close to them (after close observation from last night) and loved every minute of their presence only feet away from me. Tonight, Chris’s pre-C-stage story talked about the recent victory of the USA Women’s Beach Volleyball Olympic Team, in which he went on to imagining a combination of the USA & UK teams taking over the world… typical Chris, he wouldn’t be him without these alluring remarks. The show ended with a bang, nothing less than what was expected, and I was once again left in tears. I went down to the floor to collect fallen confetti (a free souvenir, and authentic too) and exited the arena in a daze. Like the night before, I went to the gate where the black SUVs were parked, and met most of the same Coldplayers that I had met the other night. They had told me that two of the SUVs had sped off right after the concert, but we still waited diligently to see if at least one of the boys would stop and meet us. The same time passed, with more interesting conversations, but still nothing… one of the roadies told us that they had pulled a runner and hopped onto a plane, but that was a flat lie (sensed by the veterans who’ve waited for them for many occasions before). Shortly after midnight, I quit my post and went home with a melting pot of emotions, the impact that the two nights I had spent seeing the best band on Earth had melted my heart, mind, soul, and spirit which to this moment, haven’t completely recovered from yet. The day after, still in a daze, Guy had tweeted from the Coldplay Twitter account that they were still in Chicago, which shined a light of truth into what we weren’t sure of. Still wishing I could’ve met them personally, but no regrets coming from me. I love them to death, and that is for sure. :nod:

I still feel like my brain, heart, soul, spirit, & body was just electrocuted and liquefied... Idk why I can't get out of this post-concert rut...

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Nonvalid question, those people are shunned around these parts :no: Describe a proper Coldplayer

Lol Gianna, any chance I could get the others' coldplaying accts from ya? jw :cool: Thanks for the waters btw! and the T-shirt making tips, hopefully I won't make another craptastic shirt again :P

I do to! Don't worry! You don't have to opt out, just record it when you can! Again, there's really no rush...

Ok, I'll make note of that Nonetheless, it looks like Charlie Brown and Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall are neck-in-neck

:cry: < as I was reading this, and now as I'm responding to it... thank you technicolor_birds1935 for putting what my heart, soul, mind, body, & spirit has been shouting and screaming for what seems like centuries now, but actually only days since I saw them live... If you don't mind, I kinda wanna add onto what you've already said As I was contemplating what just happened as I was taking the train back home from the show, I felt a sense of renewal, some unexplainable feeling that I felt and still feel now, that seeing them live brought on me... At the moment, I'm having trouble attempting to listen to any of their songs in fear of completely breaking down (personally, I have a history of doing this after major events in life). I listened to some other inspirational songs as I looked out the window in a contemplative manner, and kept trying to figure out what was happening to me. The central thought I had in my mind was their ability to unify people together through their music, style, presence, etc. and everything else that branched off that: Loving one another, living fully, carefulness/carefreeness, life, etc... After thinking about this for over an hour on the train, I still couldn't pinpoint what exactly I was/am feeling. This said, I'm still having trouble getting my head straight because major parts of me have been broken down by what they've done. By no means is it bad, but honestly, this is one of the hardest things I've ever had to try to process... I'm still in awe, but with the togetherness and support of other Coldplayers, I know I'll make it through... They've made me reconsider everything in my life though, I've spent time sifting through my very being... technically, they've helped me reinvent/reevaluate myself, which is hard to do, and pretty important to consider. Still, God comes first in my life, but Coldplay and their effects come to a second, and now I know why and how... :cry: : ) bittersweet -E

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Lol he has 2 little people, and two conjoined twins Where are they at the moment?

btw, here's my iPhone quality video of Amsterdam Sorry ahead of time regarding the background noise (screams, singing, etc.) [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4jFoxhx1Tc]Coldplay - Amsterdam Live, Mylo Xylotour, August 8, 2012, Chicago IL, United Center - YouTube[/ame]

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