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i am still in Denver. Last night show was historic for many reasons:

1. 20th anniversary of U2 playing there and yes Coldplay did acknowledge this important fact. Zoney and I were the obnoxious loud U2 and Coldplay fans

2. it was cold and poured rain! it was worth every bit of being soaking wet. i showed up in my cargo capri's and a tee shirt with flip flops. i was freezing by sunset then the rain started. Digi your tour shirt i bought you became my socks until a kind man behind me gave me a pair of new clean socks:D :up: ! and digi, don't worry i will wash the shirt before i mail it to you.
i was so damn cold i had to run to the visitor center and buy a cap, a sweatshirt and a blanket to keep warm. Zoney bought a parka for me so i would not get completely soaked! :D thanks Jeff.

3. the concert was amazing. however chris dedicated most every ballard to gwenyth :mad: ;)
* we got two encores
* they played Sugar Kisses, Amesterdam :heart: :drool:
* Chris sang What a beautiful World :heart:

it was great. i will have more later when i get home tomorrow. i am off to do some sightseeing. i am at Kinko's right now and had to post my story from last night!


:heart: coldplay!
 
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:angry: a friend of mine sent me this review of Friday's concert.

i guess not all press will welcome coldplay.

[q]Daily Camera
> 6th June, 2003
>
> Coldplay Performance Lacks Emotion at Red Rocks
>
> By Matt Sebastian
>
>
> MORRISON - It's been said that Coldplay is the poor
> man's U2,
> and that allegation couldn't have been more prescient
> Thursday
> night as the band performed under a damp, gray sky at
> Red Rocks
> Amphitheatre.
>
> Taking the stage to an ethereal organ track, it seemed
> like
> Coldplay was about to launch into "Where the Streets
> Have No
> Name," not "Politk," the plodding song that opens the
> band's
> sophomore album.
>
> Later, singer Chris Martin couldn't help but reference
> a line from
> U2's "40" ("How long must we sing this song"), while
> guitarist Jon
> Buckland channeled the Edge's riff from "I Will
> Follow" on another
> song.
>
> It was all too much for the young Brits, who are
> scheduled to play
> another, sold-out, show tonight at Red Rocks. Coldplay
> should be
> trying to distinguish itself from the Irish act.
> Instead, the band
> delivered a solid, yet unmoving 90-minute set,
> adopting U2's
> bombast, but not its passion.
>
> Coldplay's music, particularly from last year's A Rush
> of Blood
> to the Head, is still and somewhat emotionless, built
> on icy
> guitars, simple piano and shrill falsetto. The band
> adeptly
> performed its material, but added little.
>
> In fact, when Martin apologized for flubbing the intro
> to the loping
> piano ballad "Trouble," it was a welcome sign of life
> from a band
> that had just mimicked a handful of tracks from A Rush
> of Blood.
>
> Coldplay fared better with its arena-sized hits,
> turning "Yellow" into
> a sawing singalong and dazzling the crowd with a
> gorgeous version
> of "Clocks."
>
> The band's Red Rocks shows come just four months after
> it
> packed the relatively intimate Fillmore Auditorium.
> Coldplay's surge
> in popularity is a testament to its anthemic,
> radio-friendly songs.
> It's too bad, though, that the quartet couldn't
> breathe more life into
> its antiseptic material.
>
> Martin & Co. should stop looking to U2 and instead
> take a page
> from Radiohead, which on stage, manages to inject a
> dose of
> much-needed humanity into its far colder material.
>
>
> 2003, The Daily Camera and the E.W. Scripps
> Company[/q]
 
MissVelvetDress_75 said:
i would like to report i am sick as dog now thanks to the cold rain. :(


Okay - here is what Iris and I looked like sitting there in the rain, and the people next to us

guy next to me is rolleyes after I suggested we all huddle for warmth, then me being hyper to keep warm. then Iris with a frozen ohmy on her face, then the eyebrow guy next to her because he was suprised at how many Coldplay shows we had been to and how far we had come.

:rolleyes: :hyper: :ohmy: :eyebrow:
 
i was wondering what show he was at because of two points:

A. it was not a damp grey night IT WAS A SOGGY, WINDY, RAINY, COLD ASS NIGHT

B. There were no U2ey riffs or lyrics in any of the songs played on Friday. Jeff and i would probably have been the first to hear and acknowledge any U2 music. if they did sneak them in, i sure as hell didn't catch it.
 
i was there. it was a great show. and weirdly enough, i swear i saw gina (hallelujah here she comes) after the show. :der:

we were driving out of the parking garage and there was a girl standing by it talking on a cell phone and i do believe it was our gina. :wave:

but anyway, the show was awesome. it was my first coldplay concert and i really loved it. i really wanted to hear rush of blood and amsterdam and i got my wish. and i got to see gwyneth.
 
i couldn't tell is she was smiling. she came out to the left side of the stage for the last song. i was actually above her so i couldn't see her face. she looked happy. she was sitting on some sort of case or something, and she was kind of moving to the music and clapping. she's so beautiful. i love her.
 
He dedicated a song to her and was pointing over to the right side of the stage and also blowing kisses in that direction, tho the kisses could have been for John :laugh: just kidding

*wooo news flash Iris isnt being sarcastic :lmao: just teasing you*
 
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