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Same!

Also it was nice to listen to Parachutes in this era, wasn't lucky to have it played on my concert though

I haven't listened to Army Of One live properly, it's a nice surprise :)

I've downloaded it and I'm ready for it :)

Do you still need donations? I've downloaded the app and so far is good. I opened the news and gallery sections and they work fine. With the app it's easier to upload pics. If I find something missing or not working I'll let you know.

I took these pics during my trip to Toronto a week ago, have fun everyone who's going!

It is on the app. That makes sense [emoji1]

This is a screenshot @I ran away if you don't know what it is maybe [uSER=100956]@Stephen[/uSER] can tell us what it is [emoji1]

I see that too [emoji28]

It'll be nice tomorrow

Don't worry, my weekends are busy this time probably it'll be better for me Saturdays at 9 pm UK time or Sundays 3 pm UK time I don't have more options [emoji17]

Clocks was the first song but never looked for the band who sang it, I wasn't interested in music. The first song I listened to and which I knew it was by Coldplay was Paradise and the next one ETIAW. Both songs made me fell in love with this band.

I won't join this one :'(

I believe everything we go through is part of our life and makes us who we are. We get disappointments, we face rejection, we fail, we had bad moments. But we also have nice memories, success, friendship. Nothing will be perfect or it might seem perfect just for yourself, it depends on the way you see it. I believe on seeing each sunrise as a gift and to treasure every moment when I'm happy and to learn from or forget the bad moments. I try to stay positive because I don't find any purpose on seeing the negative side of life; I don't know what I'd be doing at this moment of my mind was full of those thoughts. The sad moments in my life have taught me to keep moving forward and to show to myself that I can be as happy as I want with the things and people I have in my life. Maybe, this post doesn't make sense but what I'm trying to say is don't try to make sense of life just because everyone does it. Look for your strength inside you, find your happiness in the things, moments and people you have around you but don't rely just on them. It might sound weird to say but "when you see it you'll understand" not everything is just black and white, there are lots of colors we can't identify yet, we need time to find them. Sending you a big hug :heart:

Great song to cover, good luck tomorrow!

My review for this show :) Where should I start? That's the question every coldplayer ask before writing a concert review of the best band on earth. This journey was so wonderful I travelled abroad for the first time. I went through security and feeling nervous about bot being accepted in a foreign country. Well, that part was easier than I thought. But the best part of this journey and the reason to make this was going to a #ColdplayMontreal. Being waiting for this since October 2016 was full of happy, sad, stressful, exciting days. I was looking forward to this moment for many days! I arrived just a few minutes before doors open. I wanted to be the first one but I also wanted to visit the city but with this band I don't regret any delay or change of plans. Doors opened, I went to security checks and got my Xyloband and LoVe button, I looked for my seats, I seated on the wrong ones which was one behind me so when I moved it felt like I was a little bit closer. I listened to the opening acts I liked them but didn't enjoy it that much. I went down to buy a t-shirt with the tour stops in the North American leg and a bag. I continued listening to the opening acts. One highlight was the audience. They were incredibly loud! It didn't crossed my mind a small audience could be that loud and entertaining to see. We made the Mexican wave we clap and shout "Coldplay" and some random noise. Suddenly, O Mio Babbino started playing, the big moment was about to start. I stood up, never sit back during the show. Lights went down. Xylobands light up a beautiful red. The Charles Chaplin speech was heard as the xylobands were light up. I'm writing this as if nobody knew what I'm talking about or as it was my first time at the show. In some way it was, the first two concert I was in the standing area, now I was in the upper side of the venue. I had the best view I could have imagined; this was a different view where I could see the heavenly view xylobands, lights, lasers, flames and visuals give. Many have said there isn't a bad place to see the concert and I can confirm that's absolutely true. A Head Full Of Dreams described my journey. I landed in a place I hadn't seen to enjoy one of the best days of my life. I sang it out loud like any Coldplaysong should be sang. Yellow and xylobands shined like real stars. The Scientist, I decided to livestream this one on periscope because it was a calm song but it didn't stopped me from swinging at the rhythm of the song. Sorry to those who watched it and just listened to half of it but you forget what it's happening outside of the venue for two hours and sometimes you remember wifi is turned up to share full videos to the lovely fans who'd love to be there. God Put A Smile Upon Your Face. First time I listened to this song live. My favorite version is still Live 2012 but shouting the woop woop with all the fans and Chris will be unforgettable and after all Coldplay put a smile upon my face during tje whole concert. (It's difficult to remember the order of the songs but I'll try to do it) Paradise, another song I tried to livestream. Such a great song to jump, dance and forget you're doing a livestream or maybe I wanted to share that with you, who knows. The remix id just amazing. Always In My Head. A new song as well. Love it. One of my favorite songs from Ghost Stories and I finally listened to it live. Then Magic a wonderful song with a great bass riff. The highlight of this moment, Berrytin and Buckin. This was the cutest and funniest thing I've seen live. Everglow, Chris greating the fans and asking us to send love to Syria and Venezuela was the best way to show how big his heart is. I took the opportunity to show a banner I made. I was hopping he'd see it even when I was too far from him. And I think he saw it or at least that's what I want to believe. Next part was amazing as well. Clocks and the stunning lasers. Charlie Brown and Chris stopping the song to ask us to keep our cell phones for one song. Always thought that l wouldn't follow his petition and that I'd record it anyways, well I follow him and the view was incredible,the xylobands during this song are indescribable. Then Hymn For The Weekend saying exactly how I was feeling high, so high. Fix You was so emotional for some fans around me. I thought I'd be crying to a song at the concert, but I was too happy I smiled the entire concert even in the calmer songs. Viva La Vida, my favorite song of all time, what can I say? It was perfect. Adventure Of A Lifetime the anthem of this trip. The more I listen to it the more unforgettable moments I attach to it and each time it gets a higher meaning in my life. Then into C-stage. The xylobands where stunning. The Guest House was so powerful. First In My Place, first time I listened to it live, so even when we are waiting for the band to play different songs I was happy to hear it. Then Don't Panic with Will on lead vocals he has such a beautiful voice. The request song was Us Against The World. I wanted to request this one but in the last minute I didn't record my video and I don't regret it. I was hopping to listen to the song that was recorded for the Live 2012 at Montreal and I was lucky to hear that song in the same place where my favorite live version was recorded. When we thought that was the last song at the C-stage Chris said they were having a great time and as he heard someone requested the song so loudly he'd play an extra song. It was Green Eyes, another song that was new for me. Back to the main stage and it was the turn of Something Just Like This. The only song from the EP that I enjoyed singing and dancing. I guess this was the moment when someone threw a Santa's hat at him and he wore it! Then A Sky Full Of Stars. The venue was that with the xylobands. I've talked a lot about xylobands this time because they are properly seen from the upper seats. Not saying that floor seats/general area won't give you a great view but the view makes you feel like you're in Paradise when you're higher. The final song Up&Up. The perfect song to end this adventure. It's sad to say goodbye to this band but they left me an everglow. The first time I saw them I wasn't sad the concert was over because I saw them again the next day. The second time I was so happy I had the opportunity to see them twice in a row I couldn't be sad. The third time I felt a little bit sad it was over but it was overshadow by the happiness a Coldplay concert gives to anyone who goes.

Done!

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Midnight reminds me a time when I was so angry about something I can't exactly remember but the song brought me so much peace. It is still I listen to whenever I feel stressed or mad at something

In a way all of you who listened to the radio broadcast were there in spirit as well! I never thought I'd listen to it live and when I heard the girl on the screen requesting AROBTTH I couldn't believe it. It's one of the best days of my life!

My best moment is listening to AROBTTH live at Mexico City!