Coldplay

Originally posted by markp91:Oh, we're making lists?

1. Parachutes (one of the best records ever)
2. X&Y
3. A Rush Of Blood To The Head


18. Viva La Vida

Originally posted by markp91:Oh, we're making lists?

1. Parachutes (one of the best records ever)
2. X&Y
3. A Rush Of Blood To The Head


18. Viva La Vida

Originally posted by markp91:Oh, we're making lists?

1. Parachutes (one of the best records ever)
2. X&Y
3. A Rush Of Blood To The Head


18. Viva La Vida

Originally posted by haytrain:I haven't followed this topic too closely these days. Any updates on the rumored 2009 release from Coldplay?

Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]

Not yet... but in Mansfield, when Chris talked about the tour and then "getting out of your hair" for the next couple of years, we booed.

Originally posted by MirrorballBoy:[..]

We're going out for a while, dream it all up again...

Originally posted by MirrorballBoy:1. A Rush Of Blood To The Head
2. X&Y
3. Viva La Vida
4. Parachutes ( oddly enough i never got into this one)

Originally posted by MWSAH:[..]

So the Achtung Baby of Coldplay is near? Like that idea..

Originally posted by Genaro92U2:[..]

or joshua? Many people thing VLV is their Unforgettable Fire. Scary thought really, because that means JT is next for them.

In a superbly bizarre twist, the band have flown into their first stadium show of this tour on U2's plane. Apparently, our regular ride is misfiring. I believe that the big end's gone, or something like that. The easiest way to deal with this it seems, was to take U2's "360 Air" jet for a spin. They're doing UK shows right now, so it's just sat about doing nothing otherwise.

I can confirm that, as one would imagine, those fellas truly travel in comfort and style. I'm writing this now on the flight out to Norway for today's show. Again, we're aboard 360 Air. As we walked across the tarmac to the plane there was a Ryanair flight boarding over the way. A few folks stopped on the steps to take photos of the U2 plane.

Quite what they thought watching a bunch of scruffy roadies climb aboard I have no idea. I expect though, they were even more confused watching a complete lack of U2, but instead Coldplay cheerfully climbing the steps. Again, not something I'd have pictured all those years ago when I first walked into the Forum in Kentish Town, London for my first day's work with the band.