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Chicago July 23 & 24. Will be my 2nd time seeing them, but my kids' first. New generation fans! Ages 13 & 8. I'm a very proud mom. :-) Will be their first concert ever, like Chris says about why they put everything into their shows.

Yes, unfortunately it's still a no-no here in the states, especially if it's broadcast on public tv or radio. There are FCC laws about swearing in public broadcast, but I don't think that press conference was public. If it was, the producer could get heat too for not censoring it. Thanks to Janet Jackson's wardrobe. malfunction a few years ago live broadcasts are usually on a 7 second delay

QUOTE="Jedi Leo, post: 5798645, member: 32933"]I so fervently hope they will play Midnight. I'm just dying to see that light harp and the song is amazing Absolutely agree. I almost don't care what most of the set list is like as long as Midnight is in there.

LOL - maybe send them their own music to listen to again. (just kidding, they'd probably refuse to listen to it as I know they don't listen to their own music for fun) :D I'm sort of in the middle. I'm a Coldplay late-bloomer because I was listening to other genres of music during their first few albums, like hard rock and classic rock, and the radio stations I listened to didn't exactly cater to Coldplay. Then one day like a miracle, my tried and true rock station played Viva la Vida and I was hooked for life. After that, I discovered their older classics like Yellow, Clocks, The Scientist, Fix You, etc. I quickly began to love a lot of their non-mainstream songs too like Only Superstition, Spies, AROBTTH, Cemeteries of London, Prospekt's March, Things I Don't Understand, and Low. MX had just come out then, and I also loved Paradise and Charlie Brown. So I'm sort of all over the place with their songs I like. On GS, I'm a huge fan of Midnight, Ink and Fly On/O. I also like to listen to the entire album straight through on repeat - I can't say that about their other albums. So even though not every song on GS is a favorite of mine, I think the album in its entirety is great. Wonderful for a mellow, dreamlike state to be in. :smug: For LP7, I don't necessarily want to see them re-do their old styles, especially since I'm not a "way-back" fan, and I definitely don't want to see imitations of current edm or anything resembling hip hop. Even though their experimental music takes some getting used to, when it's done well, and you give it a fair shot, it's incredible. I love their "beautiful" music too with the flowing piano melodies. (IMHO)

I completely agree. I was spellbound watching that and couldn't believe the nbc show didn't air that song

Sparks A Whisper Twisted Logic Yes/Chinese Sleep Chant Up in Flames True Love - but this is the first CP album that I can easily listen to all the way through without wanting to skip any songs.