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^ The article must have been removed. The link still appears if you search google news, but you get an Error-Article Not Found message once you click on it. http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&um=1&tab=wn&scoring=n&q=coldplay+satriani

They painted the Bakery, everything is completely white now.

"How rude. While Alison Krauss and Robert Plant are accepting the final award of the night, the coveted Grammy for album of the year, the audience is heading for the exits, trying to beat the traffic home. Wait a minute, everybody. Stevie Wonder hasn't come on stage to sing the show off the air yet. By the time he does, half the audience is gone." http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5gj9pVm2U4d5mnjbLWAYAwQFIs88gD967RDHG1

I think Gwenyth is presenting radioheads performance

From the comments under that pic "Lost into Viva la Vida with a JayZ lyric in there. "

From this article it seems like they'll perform Viva la Vida after all. Grammy Award performers keeping it loose on eve of show 4 hours ago LOS ANGELES — On the eve of the 51st Grammy Awards, most of the show's performers were keeping it loose in rehearsals. Sir Paul McCartney played a couple of covers and indulged the small crowd on hand in a lengthy jam, while Coldplay frontman Chris Martin cracked jokes and hung around afterwards to pose for pictures the night before Sunday's show. McCartney's band tossed off a cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Hi Ho Silver" before playing "Let Me Roll It," a track he recorded while with Wings. Then, keyed by the aggressive drumming of Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, he followed with a blistering version of the Beatles' "I Saw Her Standing There" - the song McCartney will actually perform at the show. He seemed to enjoy interacting with the crowd, too. After the band had repeated the same measure several times for soundcheck purposes, he broke the monotony by addressing the audience. "We're going to do this again and again, but we would like you to keep up your level of enthusiasm," he said with a smile. When the crowd responded by clapping, he added: "That was better than I expected." Martin was similarly good-humoured in his dealings with the crowd. Sitting at a piano on a circular stage in the middle of the Staples Center auditorium, he noodled around on the keys while waiting for the go-ahead from producers. "I'm just trying to show off my skills," said Martin, whose band has seven nominations - second only to New Orleans rapper Lil Wayne. He was joined at the piano by New York rapper Jay-Z, who dropped a verse then faded away as Martin joined his Coldplay bandmates onstage for "Viva La Vida." Though Martin was troubled by the mix - "sounds very strange," he said - he kept the session casual. "Next, on 'American Idol,"' he said in faux theatrical voice as he sat down at the piano, before adding: "I'd never make it on 'American Idol' - I don't have the cheekbones." Later, he flubbed his cue by talking through his introduction. "Can you do the last bit again, mate?" he asked. "I'm sorry, I (screwed) up." http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5i-lEQnoIXUme4p61Eooy6MnmUIQw

This song should have been on Prospekt's March instead of Lost+.

*I'm so incredibly jealous, need to get this DVD ASAP.

I've been wanting to see that for a while now, really should go buy it.

I wonder who writes the lyrics to the songs that Will provides vocals for. :huh:

Can anyone tell me where these pics came from? I don't remember having seen them before.

^ Yep, ah the memories. That really is a lovely picture.

:sneaky: :dozey:

I actually really liked their 2003 performace of Politik. Chris's vocals may have been a little off at times but there were other things he did with the vocals that I really liked and wish he did more of at live shows. He was so passionate about it, I think this performance actually made me fall in love with Coldplay.

^ Thanks

Amelie 8/10 Old one I know, but I really enjoyed it

Are you Borat?

dancing

Coldplay LP is rubbish ... knot! COLDPLAY certainly get my seal of approval. I’ve been blown away by their live performances this year and, away from the stage, I’m happy to report they’re a decent bunch of down-to-earth lads. But, I’m well aware not everyone holds my opinion. So in a spirit of impartiality and free speech, I think it only right to air metal loons SLIPKNOT’s opinion of their latest album Viva La Vida. Their frontman COREY TAYLOR gave his frank assessment of the disc to ZANE LOWE on his end-of-year MTV2 show. And those of a sensitive disposition are advised not to read any further. He raged: “That is one of the most self-celebratory pieces of **** I’ve ever ******* heard in my entire ******* life. “Go suck a ******* ****. Are you watching Martin? Suck it. Go eat a bag of ****. “I ******* hate that album. It’s music to wipe your ass to.” Charming. I’m sure CHRIS MARTIN is a huge fan of Slipknot. http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/bizarre/article2052878.ece

I had a final early that morning, the whole time I couldn't stop thinking about downloading the song and wondering what it sounded like. As soon as I finished I brought out my laptop (which I had with me specifically for this occasion) and downloaded it. I remember thinking how different it sounded not being sure if I liked it or not, but I couldn't stop listening to it. Played it about 10 times before heading to my next class, and after all those listens I decided that I loved it.

Aw both files are gone, even from the bbc link

aww video not coming till next year

video coming soon?

you can hear chris in the background

Yeah they were great, wish he would've done Cheese windows though