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  1. I agree on Viva la Vida, it sounds different and promising. Maybe my opinion will change after hearing Viva La Vida.
  2. This topic is really funny stuff. The level of ignorance and general bullshit is amazing.

    Of course there are similarities in certain aspects, noone denies that. Just take it as an honour that one of the soon to be big bands was inspired by U2.
    I could name you the same similarities between U2 and The Beatles, The Who, The Clash, The Prodigy, Joy Division, The Hives, Elvis, ... the list goes on and on. Did U2 copy all these bands?

    And just a personal statement on their live shows to add: The 3 times that I've seen Coldplay live in concert were a better experience than any Post Popmart show I witnessed, the main difference is pretty simple:

    When you're at a Coldplay gig, they transport the feeling that they love what they do. Something magic that U2 have had in the past, before they lost it. They don't have it anymore. They're doing their job. Let's hope that won't happen to Chris and the lads, too...

  3. Didn't know that Coldplay had already released tickets for their UK dates. Would have tried to get tickets but sold out. Ah well
  4. I'm gonna see them in Hamburg jut a few days before R.E.M., should be a nice week. Just a little heavy on the wallet.
  5. Originally posted by yeahI'm gonna see them in Hamburg jut a few days before R.E.M., should be a nice week. Just a little heavy on the wallet.


    Sounds great man. Enjoy. i'd like to see REM but i'm not prepared to make the 100 mile trip for it. At least Coldplay announced a few dates for up in the North here (but subsequently sold out quickly)
  6. Originally posted by yeahThis topic is really funny stuff. The level of ignorance and general bullshit is amazing.

    Of course there are similarities in certain aspects, noone denies that. Just take it as an honour that one of the soon to be big bands was inspired by U2.
    I could name you the same similarities between U2 and The Beatles, The Who, The Clash, The Prodigy, Joy Division, The Hives, Elvis, ... the list goes on and on. Did U2 copy all these bands?

    And just a personal statement on their live shows to add: The 3 times that I've seen Coldplay live in concert were a better experience than any Post Popmart show I witnessed, the main difference is pretty simple:

    When you're at a Coldplay gig, they transport the feeling that they love what they do. Something magic that U2 have had in the past, before they lost it. They don't have it anymore. They're doing their job. Let's hope that won't happen to Chris and the lads, too...




    Partially agree with you, Vertigo really had a business-feeling over it. Zoo TV was probably the last tour where they really loved to play.
  7. Originally posted by yeahThis topic is really funny stuff. The level of ignorance and general bullshit is amazing.

    Everyone's allowed an opinion though
  9. Is Coldplay using the 360 Stage for new tour in 2016?
  11. We have a proper Coldplay topic Not only that, we already discussed the new upcoming album and the split-up rumours there a few months back
  12. I like Coldplay.
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