Ambergris

^ Okay. I didn't know. :P I loved it, either way. Here you can see a little video of the concert: http://www.citytv.com.co/videos/56264 I think it's funny when he tries to say... "Buenas noches parceros, ¿qué tal?" :lol: Btw, he also said we were an incredible audience and that they were happy to be in Colombia for the very first time. :cool: And the actual playlist was: - Life in Tecnicolor - Violet Hill - Clocks - In My Place - Yellow - Glass of Water - Cementeries of London - Fix You - Strawberry Swing - God Put a Smile Upon Your Face / Talk - The Hardest Part / Postcards From Far Away - Viva la vida - Lost! - Shiver - Death Will Never Conquer - Don Quixote - Remix de Viva la Vida - Politik - Lovers in Japan - Death and All His Friends ENCORE - The Scientist - Life in Technicolor II Btw, Bat for Lashes was very good too: I remember them playing Daniel, Siren's Song, Sleep Alone, Glass... And some other I can't remember right now. :)

They gave us an original CD at the end of the concert. :nice: Left Right Left Right Left. I catched a lot of Butterflies... :uhoh2: I'm tired of screaming and jumping. It was a beautiful night. :smiley:

They don't like Germans in those journals. :lol:

They also played their new song... Quixote... or whatever is called... the one that goes Olé, oleoleolé...

EDIT: He played... (not in this order) Viva la Vida Lost! 42 Lovers in Japan Violet Hill Death And All His Friends Politik In My Place Yellow Strawberry Swing Shiver GPASUYF Life In Technicolor Life In Technicolor II The Scientist Clocks The Hardest Part Fix You and I know I am missing some others...

I can't remeber the exact order... Chris played a fragment of Satie's Gnossiene N° 1 on the piano. FTW!!! :o

:mellow: I was so close to them.

Nouvelle Vague - A Forest

:lol::\ wtf?

ew.

Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net :laugh3: I missed this thread.

Nouvelle Vague - Marian

Dáte un poco más de crédito. En verdad...

708 deaths. :(

I heard the number of victims (deaths) could rise to nearly 400 people. That's really fucked up. :\

Aha! Or something similar. There's just so much to experience in so many different ways... that makes you feel alive and not dust. Okay maybe I'm just feeling romantic right now. Not everything is great though. There's obviously a price to pay, you also have to suffer in life. Oh life is just weird.

Yes that, and also the feeling of having such a short time for an splendid thing called living. There's so much to do out there and so little time... Okay I'm out of this place now. :wacky:

And when you die the adventure finishes? I don't get the quote. :thinking:

And where are you between those groups, may I ask?

I think it's just the right time to practicce violin a little.

That's right, but many people here are only scared of spiders or insects... (Or so they wrote) Only a few have mentioned death. I was just wondering if there's anything specific that makes you really worried about death or simply the opposite of not caring much. We all are going to die anyway, why to even bother?

No good reviews then? I really want to see it... It looks interesting (the whole psychological plot).

I was thinking... about my previous post in this thread... My dad told me a while ago that he thought that when one fears death is because one isn't doing something right with their life. And so the fear of dying. Could that be true? Or maybe is because one loves life too much?

I'm afraid of dying someday. It could happen. :thinking:

I talked to a friend yesterday and totally recomended me Murakami's "Kafka On The Shore" and "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle". AGH, SO MUCH BOOKS TO READ, JUST ONE LIFE... :bomb: