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Name: narni Location: Chicago, Illinois, United States Gender: Female
Expertise: digging the moment...losing myself...taking u with me...understanding that life is all it's not meant to be...and being melancholy as an art... Occupation: Other Industry: Other
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a bit out of order, but finally photos up from coldplay at madison square garden on 9/6. as you can see, i made my way from upper balcony to near the floor ;)

chris martin ran into the crowd -- he's the fuzzy part of the photo, because, of course, he's in motion.

in my place...

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upfront at the coldplay's last concert for the twisted logic tour at bristow, va.
it was amazing being in the pit for their last show. my first time at nissan pavilion and it was well worth it. towards the end, the members of the band took pictures of the fans w/ disposable cameras. they then tossed the cameras into the crowd.

What as a bit goofy this concert was just as the band returned for the encore, Chris Martin sat down at the piano to start playing Swalled by the Sea. However, somehow a present of flowers was on the piano. He grabbed them and sad what, we're not like Celine Dion or something, then he proceeded to fawn over the flowers bowing up and down. He then tossed the bouquet at Jonny Buckland and decided to start the encore over again ;)

yeah my rocking wrist w/ the pit entrance band 21+ orange band, and the blue band that says coldplay -- i got it at the msg concert :) :) | | |
| so the beacon theater performance on was totally amazing. it was my first time seeing coldplay live and i could not contain my excitement. i didn't have the greatest seats, but moved my way towards the front. at one point i could see the band so clearly and close-up. chris martin was totally rockin' out at the piano belting out "in my place".
i was quite annoyed that because this performance was a "corporate function" more than half the ppl there didn't know more than one song (as chris martin stated their "one and two-hit wonders"). even the band was feeling low energy from the audience. at one point, after the fifth song, martin said: alright let's start over. let's forget the first part of this concert because we're not doing so well and start it all over now.
grrr how annoying.
anyway, i'm waiting for the broadcast to air as some of the new songs alluded me. i do remember "till kingdom come", a hidden track on the new album, which they did in one take. i'm not sold on it, yet, but i've pre-ordered the album and have most of the summer to get into it before the "twisted logic" tour.
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| at the risk of turning this into a totally coldplay entry (and revealing how obsessed w/ coldplay i am), i'm requesting any and all info on how they played hfstival in baltimore this weekend -- i need to know how it was!!! it hasn't been updated on band site yet.
i was so psyched to go catch coldplay at hfstival in anticipation of their performance in nyc. i'm heading up tuesday AM for a performance at the beacon theater sponsored by aol music. however, my stinkin allergies, a cold, and the threat of rain quarantined me to my home. :( :( :(
pictures are posted on hfstival, but haven't seen too many comments yet. i'm surfing the message boards as we speak. can anyone fill in the details below?
i know coldplay isn't your typical hfstival band, but it's great they came to the area on their promotional tour before the release of the new album. i totally welcome any comments on hfstival in general (foo fighters specifically,too)...will update throughout the day...
"Coldplay was incredible. I truely love this band. They threw in a bunch of nods and thanks to other acts and HFS too (played a bit of white wedding their way and mentioned dave grohl in it as well). Set: new song, politik, yellow, new song, clocks, fix you (very romantic ), in my place Foo Fighters were fun as always. Dave talking with B'more accent at end-priceless. Set: All My Life, Learn to Fly, My Hero, Times Like These, The Last Song (new), Stacked Actors (with a "jamming" session), Monkey Wrench, Everlong."
"The rain really f***** up the set times for Coldplay and Foos because they each only ended up playing about 35-40 minute sets. I was pleasantly suprised by Coldplay and the dedications to all the bands was nice. That guy had a hard on for Dave Grohl apparently but I'm not gonna fault him for that. Clocks was great to hear live. Good job Coldplay. Foo Fighters. 3rd best set of the day but only because their set was massively shortened. Stacked Actors rocked my a** off and I could see Dave running into the T barrier." found more info on coldplaying fansite: - coldplay tooks stage at 9:45 in the rain - line-up: square one, politik, yellow, low, clocks, fix you, in my place. | | |
| who believes in fate? the movie serendipity is on tbs (damn them!) and it talks about fate and destiny and finding one's soulmate. i think there isn't a single soulmate for each person. really...there are billions of ppl in this world and people who run into each other and are are meant to be together.
i honestly think things happen for a reason. however, i feel you'll run into ppl all your life that you connect with. which is why the idea of one soulmate doesn't hold for me. it's about relating to others who are special in your life.
anyway, i'm more annoyed that kate beckinsale's character, is an idiot in the beginning of the movie for tempting fate. making john cusac's character run all over the place, up and down the waldorf astoria and whatnot. that's just another form of mind games that women make men go through. take fate into your own hands and if doesn't work out, then it wasn't meant to be. | | |
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