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I think they will because they do have footage from the video screens up above them. So it's not like there weren't cameras at the concerts. So, (hopefully) they may do something with all that video footage.

reggaeton = the lowest form of music ever, no matter what language it is in

That would be awesome to have Low as the new single, because i personally think, too, that Coldplay will get more fans by doing so. Low is more innovative than any Coldplay song heard on the radio. Plus it's great live.

hmmm... The Beatles Genesis Coldplay Van Halen Led Zeppelin

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(In no particular order) Porcupine Tree - Deadwing Coldplay - X&Y Paul McCartney - Chaos and Creation in the Backyard Dream Theater - Octavarium

Just for humor i guess

:lol: I liked the quotes Chris said at the MSG concert last week, during Politik he changed the lyrics to "Please don't let this happen again, I'm sorry for the hurricane." Then before they played Til Kingdom Come he said something like "Last night we dedicated this song to the people in the Gulf and everywhere Hurricane Katrina has been, and I know that some people take offense at us for even talking about it because we're not from America, but to those people we say... F*** you cause when something like that happens it just doesn't affect America it affects the whole world." I thought that was very thoughtful of him. It made the night even more memorable than it already was. Good ol' Chris Martin.

Yes definitly. Jenny Wren is my favorite song on the album. It's sounds like it was left out of the White Album. Also, English Tea is very much like the Beatles. I think the album sounds great.

things i don't understand is a great song. Why they didn't put it on the album is beyond me. Same with Moses for AROBTH: that song is brilliant. Good eyes though, I couldn't tell at all what those words were, I just assumed they were the lyrics to swallowed in the sea.

Just got it, so far so good, but i'm only on Jenny Wren It's very different, not really typical of Paul, considering he wrote a lot of up tempo tracks in the past with the Beatles and Wings.

yep, i believe so :cool:

That's awesome that they recorded the Coldplay show from MSG. Great performance. U2's was pretty good too. When's Paul McCartney coming on, does anyone know?

Coldplay is by far the most innovative and best band that is out there right now. Surely they are a blessing. In my opinion, they still don't get the recognition they truly deserve.

wow! :stunned: thank you soooo much. Brings back great memories. The quality is indeed pretty decent.

What was the song they played right before Coldplay came out and sang Square One? I know the first one was Tomorrow Never Knows by the Beatles, but what was the one after that?

Wow, all I can say is what a great concert. Coldplay is amazing live. Even the lights and stuff were cool. The balloons during Yellow was a great effect. Again, great great show. :D

Well chris did say that coldplay's taken the falssetto piano ballads as far as they can go (or something like that), so maybe they'll do something different for the fourth album. But saying that's he's gonna use no piano: He's full of you know what.

Defintly a great video, far better than the SOS video. However, I thought the first half was too much like Yellow, Scientist, and U2's "Sometimes You Can't Make it On Your Own". It was just too similar, but the ending is what makes it a great video. The last half of the video is awesome with the fireworks and the crowd. I love how they added the noise of the crowd and the crowd singing at the end. It gave me chills I must admit. Question: What does Chris say at the end, I can't understand him.?

does this mean he's doing more blues stuff? If so, that's pretty awesome. He actually has a lot of guitar talent, but he doesn't show it in the music he's writing now. Maybe he'll show it off on this tour.

Incubus is a great, talented band. Jose is such an awesome drummer as Mike is an awesome guitarist. Morning View is a brilliant album.

I see what you mean. I noticed myself that Chris Martin does not write understandable lyrics. Does that make him a bad song writer? No. His lyrics just make you think a little bit more. Songs don't have to make sense to be good.

There is definitly a difference between the X's and the Y's: the X tracks seem to be darker, more mysterious than the Y tracks (to me at least). Also, Fix You (X4) is the opposite of The Hardest Part (Y4), lyrically speaking ("I'll try to fix you" from Fix You and then "you really broke my heart" from The Hardest Part). So that could be one of the differences you mentioned.

Amsterdam, Fix You, Scientist, SOS, Clocks, Trouble I love playing Coldplay songs on the piano, cause they're so easy and they sound really good.

Sometimes, when Chris Cornell sings live (ex. LIVE 8) he sounds horrible. In the studio he sounds awesome though. The guy from Billy Talent annoys me too.