Viva la Vida tour DVD - live in Barcelona trailer - Page 4

maryterch · 19-03-2010, 02:40 AM

let´s hope they do release a VIVA LA VIDA TOUR DVD, and that they include latin america, please!!!!

Macintosh · 19-03-2010, 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by strikie;4040992
I hope for a LRLRL style DVD =D

I hope not.
It must be Viva la vida style.

valypan · 19-03-2010, 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Pseudonym;4040780
See, this was when they put on good shows. Chris actually sang, and even though he ran into the crowd, he still actually sang. In the Viva clip his voice sounds awful and at the end while he's lying down he sounds like he's dying. Wish he's stop being such a douche and just sing. The fans are there to dance like crazy idiots, the band is supposed to play music and sound at least decent.

I completely disagree. I have been to the X&Y tour as well as VLV and VLV was so much more energetic, fun and just unforgettable! I am glad the guys picked up a new wave of energy when making VLV and translated it into entertaining superb live shows.

valypan · 19-03-2010, 09:23 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Pseudonym;4044355
I have been to a show during this tour, I know full well what Chris does. I don't think there's any problem with lying down to add to the mood, and I know he still sings. But it's the overall effort. He spends most of his time dancing around like an idiot these days, which badly affects his singing. Watch the Lost! music video, he's dancing the whole time and he gets out of breath and makes singing a lesser priority. I just think he needs to go back to how he used to be; he used to focus on singing well and playing an instrument. Yes he still danced around on a few songs, but not the whole concert. He already isn't a fantastic live singer, and him focusing more on dancing just makes it that much worse. I just wish he'd take a chill pill and act more like he did in the good old days. Live 2003 days.

If you want perfect or near-perfect singing, pop in the VLV cd and wear your best pair of headphones

Live shows, in my opinion, are not meant to be perfect liveless execution of the music, but rather a sharing and celebration of the music. We all danced at VLV concert and it was an unforgettable experience. I much prefer that to a concert where everyone sits perfectly still and the singer is flawless...yawn..

Italian Plastic · 19-03-2010, 11:33 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Pseudonym;4044355
I have been to a show during this tour, I know full well what Chris does. I don't think there's any problem with lying down to add to the mood, and I know he still sings. But it's the overall effort. He spends most of his time dancing around like an idiot these days, which badly affects his singing. Watch the Lost! music video, he's dancing the whole time and he gets out of breath and makes singing a lesser priority. I just think he needs to go back to how he used to be; he used to focus on singing well and playing an instrument. Yes he still danced around on a few songs, but not the whole concert. He already isn't a fantastic live singer, and him focusing more on dancing just makes it that much worse. I just wish he'd take a chill pill and act more like he did in the good old days. Live 2003 days.

This.

The whole experience of a Viva show can leave you on a high, but if you listen to these things you do notice that.
They were amazing before X&Y

FluMTonks · 19-03-2010, 03:45 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Pseudonym;4044355
I have been to a show during this tour, I know full well what Chris does. I don't think there's any problem with lying down to add to the mood, and I know he still sings. But it's the overall effort. He spends most of his time dancing around like an idiot these days, which badly affects his singing. Watch the Lost! music video, he's dancing the whole time and he gets out of breath and makes singing a lesser priority. I just think he needs to go back to how he used to be; he used to focus on singing well and playing an instrument. Yes he still danced around on a few songs, but not the whole concert. He already isn't a fantastic live singer, and him focusing more on dancing just makes it that much worse. I just wish he'd take a chill pill and act more like he did in the good old days. Live 2003 days.

If you've been to a show this tour, you should definitely be able to tell that his voice sounds great in the video. I've went to 5 Coldplay concerts during the VLV Tour starting with the free MSG show and ending with the show at SPAC. His voice obviously improved as touring went on as it always does every time they tour. If you listen to the MSG recording then to the music video of the VLV performance you should hear the difference and how much better Chris is singing. Another example of this is when Coldplay did Glastonbury during the X&Y era, in my opinion they did the concert to close to the release date of the album and hadn't experimented enough with live audiences to provide the best concert. When you listen to that audio and audio from months after the concert, you see the improvement.

As for the jumping around, in the end, a live concert is a theatrical performance and they played bigger arenas this year. I believe it was in the interview Chris did when he sings about the interviewers favorite tree, that he says as you do bigger concerts you need to move in ways that people in the back can see as well as people in the front. As concerts get bigger and bigger, Chris needs to move around more and more to be able to add to the entertainment of each person in the crowd. If he just sat in his seat the entire time, the amount of people complaining about the boring stage show would be higher than the amount of people there just listening to the music. I believe this is especially true since after their 3rd and 4th albums, their concerts aren't just hardcore coldplay fans anymore.

The Final Track · 19-03-2010, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by FluMTonks;4044797
If you've been to a show this tour, you should definitely be able to tell that his voice sounds great in the video. I've went to 5 Coldplay concerts during the VLV Tour starting with the free MSG show and ending with the show at SPAC. His voice obviously improved as touring went on as it always does every time they tour. If you listen to the MSG recording then to the music video of the VLV performance you should hear the difference and how much better Chris is singing. Another example of this is when Coldplay did Glastonbury during the X&Y era, in my opinion they did the concert to close to the release date of the album and hadn't experimented enough with live audiences to provide the best concert. When you listen to that audio and audio from months after the concert, you see the improvement.

As for the jumping around, in the end, a live concert is a theatrical performance and they played bigger arenas this year. I believe it was in the interview Chris did when he sings about the interviewers favorite tree, that he says as you do bigger concerts you need to move in ways that people in the back can see as well as people in the front. As concerts get bigger and bigger, Chris needs to move around more and more to be able to add to the entertainment of each person in the crowd. If he just sat in his seat the entire time, the amount of people complaining about the boring stage show would be higher than the amount of people there just listening to the music. I believe this is especially true since after their 3rd and 4th albums, their concerts aren't just hardcore coldplay fans anymore.

Well spoken, let Chris be Chris

coldplaykb · 19-03-2010, 03:52 PM

VLV is best their best tour I think.

coldplaykb · 19-03-2010, 03:53 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by FluMTonks;4044797
If you've been to a show this tour, you should definitely be able to tell that his voice sounds great in the video. I've went to 5 Coldplay concerts during the VLV Tour starting with the free MSG show and ending with the show at SPAC. His voice obviously improved as touring went on as it always does every time they tour. If you listen to the MSG recording then to the music video of the VLV performance you should hear the difference and how much better Chris is singing. Another example of this is when Coldplay did Glastonbury during the X&Y era, in my opinion they did the concert to close to the release date of the album and hadn't experimented enough with live audiences to provide the best concert. When you listen to that audio and audio from months after the concert, you see the improvement.

This is true. I noticed form when I saw them in August 2008 and when I saw them in August 2009. His voice improved a lot!!! Even if he doesnt sound the best, it is amazing being there. The energy that they give off is unreal. They put a lot of effort into pleasing the audience. And they do just that.

BCfan · 19-03-2010, 04:56 PM

I think now that the tour has finally ended, there will be a very good possibility of them releasing a live DVD. Even oracle said their wouldn't be a live CD for sale, but did NOT say that there would not be a DVD. It would be a shame if they use that awesome footage for just an interview.

The X&Y clip is from Toronto, March 2006, and you can get find the whole show on Torrent if you didn't get it back then.

Pseudonym · 19-03-2010, 05:19 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by valypan;4044497
If you want perfect or near-perfect singing, pop in the VLV cd and wear your best pair of headphones Live shows, in my opinion, are not meant to be perfect liveless execution of the music, but rather a sharing and celebration of the music. We all danced at VLV concert and it was an unforgettable experience. I much prefer that to a concert where everyone sits perfectly still and the singer is flawless...yawn..

Did I ever say perfect??

I know concerts aren't perfect, I never said they should be. And I never said everyone should sit still. If you actually read what I wrote you'd see I said I liked dancing and movement, just to a certain degree. They are a band, not a dance team. Sound should come FIRST. If you want to see them dance around and do cool visuals, watch a music video.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Italian Plastic;4044539
This.

The whole experience of a Viva show can leave you on a high, but if you listen to these things you do notice that.
They were amazing before X&Y

Thank you, finally some sense.

Quote:
Originally Posted by FluMTonks;4044797
If you listen to the MSG recording then to the music video of the VLV performance you should hear the difference and how much better Chris is singing. Another example of this is when Coldplay did Glastonbury during the X&Y era, in my opinion they did the concert to close to the release date of the album and hadn't experimented enough with live audiences to provide the best concert. When you listen to that audio and audio from months after the concert, you see the improvement.

I know Chris's singing has improved vastly. If you just listen to VLVOD you can hear that. But he retracts from that immensely when he gets out of breath dancing stupidly the whole time. He'd sound better than ever if he'd just tone it down a bit.

Quote:
Originally Posted by FluMTonks;4044797

As for the jumping around, in the end, a live concert is a theatrical performance and they played bigger arenas this year. I believe it was in the interview Chris did when he sings about the interviewers favorite tree, that he says as you do bigger concerts you need to move in ways that people in the back can see as well as people in the front. As concerts get bigger and bigger, Chris needs to move around more and more to be able to add to the entertainment of each person in the crowd. If he just sat in his seat the entire time, the amount of people complaining about the boring stage show would be higher than the amount of people there just listening to the music. I believe this is especially true since after their 3rd and 4th albums, their concerts aren't just hardcore coldplay fans anymore.

I have no problems with reaching the whole audience. In fact the thing where they go to the middle of the arena and do an acoustic set, it's pure genius and great entertainment. And like I said, when Chris runs into the crowd, as long as he still sings, it's great.

I wish you'd all stop putting words in my mouth. When did I ever say anything about the band sitting in one spot the whole show? Of course that would be boring!!! If you read what I wrote, you'd see I like them to keep it interesting and move around, so long as they don't sacrifice too much sound for it. All the tours before VLV weren't boring and they also sounded good. I'm not saying sit in a chair the whole time, just be more like the previous tours.

Nattatouille · 20-03-2010, 04:06 PM

I hope they do release a Live DVD; I'd definitely buy it. I'd also like to hope it'd be of the Wembley show, but that's just complete bias on my part... (Imagine the epic of having the DVD from the actual concert you went to).

And, to get involved with this whole 'Chris should be less enthusiastic to ensure his sound quality was better' I tend to disagree. I think that the energy and enthusiasm put in by Chris jumping around made the atmosphere more electric and energetic. I would prefer to see him enjoying himself and having his singing a little 'off' than to have him note-perfect and stoic.

To take an example-- when I went to Snow Patrol; Gary Lightbody stood there completely motionless but his singing was amazing. However the crowd was less than enthusiastic and to be frank, a lot of people found it quite boring. Then, towards the middle of the gig Gary began 'dancing' around and getting into the music-- sacrificing his vocal quality... However, the crowd then followed suit and it became much more fun and preferred that half of the gig.

I go to the gigs to hear the music but to also enjoy myself. I think you have to reach a decent compromise.

laddertothesun · 21-03-2010, 10:16 PM

If there will be a live DVD from this tour, I hope this production company fires their editors. I hate watching concert clips that have just rapid fire changes in camera angles, then splicing in stupid shots of people cheering. I can't watch concert DVDs like that.

19-03-2010, 02:40 AM	#46
maryterch maryterch Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 199 My Mood: Location: colombia Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	let´s hope they do release a VIVA LA VIDA TOUR DVD, and that they include latin america, please!!!! __________________ Maria Teresa

19-03-2010, 09:02 AM	#47
Macintosh Through the glory of life Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 2,197 My Mood: Location: Kyiv Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Quote: Originally Posted by strikie;4040992 I hope for a LRLRL style DVD =D I hope not. It must be Viva la vida style. __________________ Quote: Originally Posted by Tonsu;3978041 What next, a harmonica-only version of Politik?!! postcard □ myspace □ videography □ earth □ black hole □ exhibition-s

19-03-2010, 09:19 AM	#48
valypan MXer Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,551 My Mood: Location: Denmark Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 53 Thanked 47 Times in 17 Posts	Quote: Originally Posted by Pseudonym;4040780 See, this was when they put on good shows. Chris actually sang, and even though he ran into the crowd, he still actually sang. In the Viva clip his voice sounds awful and at the end while he's lying down he sounds like he's dying. Wish he's stop being such a douche and just sing. The fans are there to dance like crazy idiots, the band is supposed to play music and sound at least decent. I completely disagree. I have been to the X&Y tour as well as VLV and VLV was so much more energetic, fun and just unforgettable! I am glad the guys picked up a new wave of energy when making VLV and translated it into entertaining superb live shows. __________________ Luminous and wired, glowing in the dark

19-03-2010, 09:23 AM	#49
valypan MXer Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,551 My Mood: Location: Denmark Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 53 Thanked 47 Times in 17 Posts	Quote: Originally Posted by Pseudonym;4044355 I have been to a show during this tour, I know full well what Chris does. I don't think there's any problem with lying down to add to the mood, and I know he still sings. But it's the overall effort. He spends most of his time dancing around like an idiot these days, which badly affects his singing. Watch the Lost! music video, he's dancing the whole time and he gets out of breath and makes singing a lesser priority. I just think he needs to go back to how he used to be; he used to focus on singing well and playing an instrument. Yes he still danced around on a few songs, but not the whole concert. He already isn't a fantastic live singer, and him focusing more on dancing just makes it that much worse. I just wish he'd take a chill pill and act more like he did in the good old days. Live 2003 days. If you want perfect or near-perfect singing, pop in the VLV cd and wear your best pair of headphones Live shows, in my opinion, are not meant to be perfect liveless execution of the music, but rather a sharing and celebration of the music. We all danced at VLV concert and it was an unforgettable experience. I much prefer that to a concert where everyone sits perfectly still and the singer is flawless...yawn.. __________________ Luminous and wired, glowing in the dark

19-03-2010, 11:33 AM	#50
Italian Plastic 'til infinity Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 11,156 Country: Chat posts: 2 Thanks given: 359 Thanked 207 Times in 112 Posts	Quote: Originally Posted by Pseudonym;4044355 I have been to a show during this tour, I know full well what Chris does. I don't think there's any problem with lying down to add to the mood, and I know he still sings. But it's the overall effort. He spends most of his time dancing around like an idiot these days, which badly affects his singing. Watch the Lost! music video, he's dancing the whole time and he gets out of breath and makes singing a lesser priority. I just think he needs to go back to how he used to be; he used to focus on singing well and playing an instrument. Yes he still danced around on a few songs, but not the whole concert. He already isn't a fantastic live singer, and him focusing more on dancing just makes it that much worse. I just wish he'd take a chill pill and act more like he did in the good old days. Live 2003 days. This. The whole experience of a Viva show can leave you on a high, but if you listen to these things you do notice that. They were amazing before X&Y __________________ .

19-03-2010, 03:45 PM	#51
FluMTonks Coldplayer Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 463 Location: New York Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Quote: Originally Posted by Pseudonym;4044355 I have been to a show during this tour, I know full well what Chris does. I don't think there's any problem with lying down to add to the mood, and I know he still sings. But it's the overall effort. He spends most of his time dancing around like an idiot these days, which badly affects his singing. Watch the Lost! music video, he's dancing the whole time and he gets out of breath and makes singing a lesser priority. I just think he needs to go back to how he used to be; he used to focus on singing well and playing an instrument. Yes he still danced around on a few songs, but not the whole concert. He already isn't a fantastic live singer, and him focusing more on dancing just makes it that much worse. I just wish he'd take a chill pill and act more like he did in the good old days. Live 2003 days. If you've been to a show this tour, you should definitely be able to tell that his voice sounds great in the video. I've went to 5 Coldplay concerts during the VLV Tour starting with the free MSG show and ending with the show at SPAC. His voice obviously improved as touring went on as it always does every time they tour. If you listen to the MSG recording then to the music video of the VLV performance you should hear the difference and how much better Chris is singing. Another example of this is when Coldplay did Glastonbury during the X&Y era, in my opinion they did the concert to close to the release date of the album and hadn't experimented enough with live audiences to provide the best concert. When you listen to that audio and audio from months after the concert, you see the improvement. As for the jumping around, in the end, a live concert is a theatrical performance and they played bigger arenas this year. I believe it was in the interview Chris did when he sings about the interviewers favorite tree, that he says as you do bigger concerts you need to move in ways that people in the back can see as well as people in the front. As concerts get bigger and bigger, Chris needs to move around more and more to be able to add to the entertainment of each person in the crowd. If he just sat in his seat the entire time, the amount of people complaining about the boring stage show would be higher than the amount of people there just listening to the music. I believe this is especially true since after their 3rd and 4th albums, their concerts aren't just hardcore coldplay fans anymore. __________________ ♥ Coldplaying Charity Club ♥ Coldplay @ Nassau Coliseum March 26, 2006 w/ Richard Ashcroft Live Earth 7/7/07 ZZ Top @ The Beacon Theater September 28, 2007 Coldplay - Free Show @ MSG June 23, 2008 Coldplay @ the Today Show June 27, 2008 Coldplay @ Izod Center October 26, 2008 w/ Duffy U2 @ Good Morning America March 6, 2009 - Fordham University VIP No Doubt and Paramore @ Nikon Jones Beach Theater June 27, 2009 Coldplay @ Saratoga SPAC July 27, 2009 w/ Elbow Green Day @ MSG July 28, 2009 w/ Kaiser Chiefs Hall & Oates @ Seaside Summer Concert Series - Levy Park Animanaguchi, D.A.D., and Lawrence Grey @ Shea Stadium, Brooklyn Muse @ MSG March 5, 2010 w/ Silver Sun Pickups

19-03-2010, 03:52 PM	#52
The Final Track Prognissekongen! Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 19,144 My Mood: Location: House by the sea Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 128 Thanked 78 Times in 68 Posts	Quote: Originally Posted by FluMTonks;4044797 If you've been to a show this tour, you should definitely be able to tell that his voice sounds great in the video. I've went to 5 Coldplay concerts during the VLV Tour starting with the free MSG show and ending with the show at SPAC. His voice obviously improved as touring went on as it always does every time they tour. If you listen to the MSG recording then to the music video of the VLV performance you should hear the difference and how much better Chris is singing. Another example of this is when Coldplay did Glastonbury during the X&Y era, in my opinion they did the concert to close to the release date of the album and hadn't experimented enough with live audiences to provide the best concert. When you listen to that audio and audio from months after the concert, you see the improvement. As for the jumping around, in the end, a live concert is a theatrical performance and they played bigger arenas this year. I believe it was in the interview Chris did when he sings about the interviewers favorite tree, that he says as you do bigger concerts you need to move in ways that people in the back can see as well as people in the front. As concerts get bigger and bigger, Chris needs to move around more and more to be able to add to the entertainment of each person in the crowd. If he just sat in his seat the entire time, the amount of people complaining about the boring stage show would be higher than the amount of people there just listening to the music. I believe this is especially true since after their 3rd and 4th albums, their concerts aren't just hardcore coldplay fans anymore. Well spoken, let Chris be Chris __________________ Quote: Originally Posted by Destrokk Kobe Bryant was in my Sprite once.

19-03-2010, 03:52 PM	#53
coldplaykb Heaven Is In Sight Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 1,647 My Mood: Location: Up With The Birds Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 1 Thanked 69 Times in 33 Posts	VLV is best their best tour I think. __________________

19-03-2010, 03:53 PM	#54
coldplaykb Heaven Is In Sight Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 1,647 My Mood: Location: Up With The Birds Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 1 Thanked 69 Times in 33 Posts	Quote: Originally Posted by FluMTonks;4044797 If you've been to a show this tour, you should definitely be able to tell that his voice sounds great in the video. I've went to 5 Coldplay concerts during the VLV Tour starting with the free MSG show and ending with the show at SPAC. His voice obviously improved as touring went on as it always does every time they tour. If you listen to the MSG recording then to the music video of the VLV performance you should hear the difference and how much better Chris is singing. Another example of this is when Coldplay did Glastonbury during the X&Y era, in my opinion they did the concert to close to the release date of the album and hadn't experimented enough with live audiences to provide the best concert. When you listen to that audio and audio from months after the concert, you see the improvement. This is true. I noticed form when I saw them in August 2008 and when I saw them in August 2009. His voice improved a lot!!! Even if he doesnt sound the best, it is amazing being there. The energy that they give off is unreal. They put a lot of effort into pleasing the audience. And they do just that. __________________

19-03-2010, 04:56 PM	#55
BCfan Coldplayer Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 53 My Mood: Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I think now that the tour has finally ended, there will be a very good possibility of them releasing a live DVD. Even oracle said their wouldn't be a live CD for sale, but did NOT say that there would not be a DVD. It would be a shame if they use that awesome footage for just an interview. The X&Y clip is from Toronto, March 2006, and you can get find the whole show on Torrent if you didn't get it back then. __________________ Most memorable concerts: A-ha - Vancouver, BC 1986 Brian Adams & REM - Osoyoos, BC 1992 -At the front Coldplay - Vancouver, BC June 20, 2009 Coldplay - Vanouver, BC June 21, 2009 -Row 11 “Chris Martin is one of a generation of musicians who grew up loving a-ha, not for the image, but for the music.” “The value of the respect is the same no matter where it comes from,” says Morten, “because it means you’re communicating with somebody out there. In this case it was a teenager called Chris Martin. He was reaching out for music and a-ha became part of his story.”

19-03-2010, 05:19 PM	#56
Pseudonym Why She Loves Me? Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 23,599 Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 2 Posts	Quote: Originally Posted by valypan;4044497 If you want perfect or near-perfect singing, pop in the VLV cd and wear your best pair of headphones Live shows, in my opinion, are not meant to be perfect liveless execution of the music, but rather a sharing and celebration of the music. We all danced at VLV concert and it was an unforgettable experience. I much prefer that to a concert where everyone sits perfectly still and the singer is flawless...yawn.. Did I ever say perfect?? I know concerts aren't perfect, I never said they should be. And I never said everyone should sit still. If you actually read what I wrote you'd see I said I liked dancing and movement, just to a certain degree. They are a band, not a dance team. Sound should come FIRST. If you want to see them dance around and do cool visuals, watch a music video. Quote: Originally Posted by Italian Plastic;4044539 This. The whole experience of a Viva show can leave you on a high, but if you listen to these things you do notice that. They were amazing before X&Y Thank you, finally some sense. Quote: Originally Posted by FluMTonks;4044797 If you listen to the MSG recording then to the music video of the VLV performance you should hear the difference and how much better Chris is singing. Another example of this is when Coldplay did Glastonbury during the X&Y era, in my opinion they did the concert to close to the release date of the album and hadn't experimented enough with live audiences to provide the best concert. When you listen to that audio and audio from months after the concert, you see the improvement. I know Chris's singing has improved vastly. If you just listen to VLVOD you can hear that. But he retracts from that immensely when he gets out of breath dancing stupidly the whole time. He'd sound better than ever if he'd just tone it down a bit. Quote: Originally Posted by FluMTonks;4044797 As for the jumping around, in the end, a live concert is a theatrical performance and they played bigger arenas this year. I believe it was in the interview Chris did when he sings about the interviewers favorite tree, that he says as you do bigger concerts you need to move in ways that people in the back can see as well as people in the front. As concerts get bigger and bigger, Chris needs to move around more and more to be able to add to the entertainment of each person in the crowd. If he just sat in his seat the entire time, the amount of people complaining about the boring stage show would be higher than the amount of people there just listening to the music. I believe this is especially true since after their 3rd and 4th albums, their concerts aren't just hardcore coldplay fans anymore. I have no problems with reaching the whole audience. In fact the thing where they go to the middle of the arena and do an acoustic set, it's pure genius and great entertainment. And like I said, when Chris runs into the crowd, as long as he still sings, it's great. I wish you'd all stop putting words in my mouth. When did I ever say anything about the band sitting in one spot the whole show? Of course that would be boring!!! If you read what I wrote, you'd see I like them to keep it interesting and move around, so long as they don't sacrifice too much sound for it. All the tours before VLV weren't boring and they also sounded good. I'm not saying sit in a chair the whole time, just be more like the previous tours.

20-03-2010, 04:06 PM	#57
Nattatouille Coldplay Choir Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 1,941 My Mood: Location: Southampton, UK Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 18 Thanked 69 Times in 36 Posts	I hope they do release a Live DVD; I'd definitely buy it. I'd also like to hope it'd be of the Wembley show, but that's just complete bias on my part... (Imagine the epic of having the DVD from the actual concert you went to). And, to get involved with this whole 'Chris should be less enthusiastic to ensure his sound quality was better' I tend to disagree. I think that the energy and enthusiasm put in by Chris jumping around made the atmosphere more electric and energetic. I would prefer to see him enjoying himself and having his singing a little 'off' than to have him note-perfect and stoic. To take an example-- when I went to Snow Patrol; Gary Lightbody stood there completely motionless but his singing was amazing. However the crowd was less than enthusiastic and to be frank, a lot of people found it quite boring. Then, towards the middle of the gig Gary began 'dancing' around and getting into the music-- sacrificing his vocal quality... However, the crowd then followed suit and it became much more fun and preferred that half of the gig. I go to the gigs to hear the music but to also enjoy myself. I think you have to reach a decent compromise. __________________ Palma Violets 10-1 // The Vaccines 22-1 // Temples, LULS, Drenge, Wolf Alice 26-1 // Two Door Cinema Club 28-1 // Everything Everything 6-2 // Hurts 7-2 // Swim Deep 14-2 // Django Django, Miles Kane, Peace, Palma Violets 20-2, 21-2, 23-2 // Kaiser Chiefs 25-2 // Palma Violets 28-2 // Tom Odell 11-3// Theme Park 12-3 // Palma Violets 9-4 // Other Tribe 20-4 //Phoenix 20-4 // Cave Painting 10-5 // Takedown Festival 11-5 // The Great Escape 16-5, 17-5, 18-5 // Postal Service 20-5 // Black Books 22-5 // Dutch Uncles 24-5 // Muse 25-5 // Drenge 7-6 // Splash 8-6 // Kings of Leon 12-6 // The Killers 22-6 // Vampire Weekend 28-6 // John Mayer 20-10 // The Feeling 25-10 // Hurts 26-10 // Quote: Originally Posted by Hysteria;4810300 I think Natt just Wolstenowned him.

21-03-2010, 10:16 PM	#58
laddertothesun Coldplayer Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 271 Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	If there will be a live DVD from this tour, I hope this production company fires their editors. I hate watching concert clips that have just rapid fire changes in camera angles, then splicing in stupid shots of people cheering. I can't watch concert DVDs like that.