Small Reminders/Updates on Coldplay.com (feat. Roadie #42!) - Page 294

karenc · 16-06-2010, 06:23 PM

Ooh sounds good! I'll go and have a listen

Miha · 17-06-2010, 09:19 PM

When is the new Roadie #42 blog coming up? Didn't he say sometimes ummm last week?

Either he's so busy or he forgot to post something again.

Technicolor Liver · 17-06-2010, 09:22 PM

I think they're still on the recording break. But I'm not positive.

coldplayisawesome · 24-06-2010, 08:13 PM

finally!

Roadie #42 - Blog #121
June 24, 2010 7:58 pm
#42 watches as Coldplay create

Greetings folks, from back inside the Beehive. I'm at my desk, which is tucked away behind one of the pianos. Over my shoulder are two rather beaten up old sofas. This "lounge area" is where every recording day starts - beginning, as every day should, with strong coffee.

I talked in the last blog about different ways in which the record gets made. These first-thing conversations are actually a hugely important part of the process too. The band spend a great deal of the day playing live together. These discussions beforehand, though, mean that everyone has a good idea of what they're trying to achieve before things start getting noisy.

The conversation about today's song is getting underway. Guy, Will, Chris and Phil are sitting with producer Markus Dravs. Jonny has already sat at his guitar-world and has begun experimenting with sounds. His guitar is being fed into his laptop. What is coming out the other end sounds very much like it's arriving from another planet.

Chris is mid flow discussing the song that they'll be working on today. It's a tune that he's been incredibly excited by since it first appeared and suddenly he's having very major doubts as to whether it will even end up making it onto the record. In a quintessentially Chris style, he gets halfway through a sentence outlining his grave concerns, before interrupting himself and turning to shout over his shoulder to Jonny.

"Fucking hell man, that's INCREDIBLE - Rik, make sure that's being recorded...."

He continues where he left off without missing a beat. Simultaneously maintaining despair and ecstatic excitement. Ever the multi-tasker.....

Will and Guy, quite rightly, refuse to accept the doomy assessment of the track in hand. It's clearly going to be an immense tune, it just hasn't yet found its true voice.

It won't surprise anyone to hear of moments in the development of a song where there are losses of confidence. It's par for the course and the feeling can flare up out of nowhere and disappear just as quickly. "Moments", is exactly what they are. The overall vibe is decidedly "up" here, with everyone very excited at what they're hearing.

Will often gets cited as the member of the band most likely to tell Chris "No", or to reject an idea completely. I always feel that this paints a rather unfair picture of him. He's just as likely to be stubbornly and solidly saying "No, it is not shit - not at all. It's going to be great". This refusal to back down and allow doubt to prevail provides a huge amount of Coldplay's spine. I can't begin to imagine how many times it's been essential to the mix over the years.

Guy too, can view the work in progress and bring to the table his ever growing experience as a producer in his own right. Guy often gets gently teased by the others for his huge array of extra curricular activities, but the truth is, his overview of the production process allows him to eloquently assess strengths, weaknesses and alternative approaches - And this experience and knowledge feeds directly into the Coldplay project.

They begin to discuss what makes great songs great and what they would like to attempt here. It becomes clear that not only are all four of them very knowledgeable about good music, but they're still also hugely excited by it. They're fans of a quite staggering range of artists.

Galvanised by the chat, they move into the main part of the room and start picking up instruments. It has to be said that this area of the Beehive is looking pretty amazing now. In an effort to deaden the sound, there are thick, heavy drapes hung around the walls and fancy rugs on the wooden floor.

Also dotted around are an array of plants, giving the whole place the feel of a conservatory or a botanical gardens. This is further enhanced by the summer heat and the fact that the air conditioning is simply too loud to hear yourself think over, let alone put a microphone next to.

The band are set up exactly as they would be on stage, with Will at the back and Jonny, Chris and Guy in a line in front of him. This place is like the funkiest rehearsal room they've ever had. They begin working away at the tune again. As ever, when the voices stop and the music starts, everything immediately feels a lot better.

This, and every other song, will doubtless go through an immense amount more massaging and coaxing before they emerge through the Beehive doors into the big wide world.

For the time being though, it's pretty clear that the record is in very safe hands.

R#42

Miha · 24-06-2010, 08:17 PM

That's great but didn't he promise something special next time he blogged? This blog doesn't exactly tell us anything new..nevertheless, better than nothing

LFDianne · 24-06-2010, 08:18 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by coldplayisawesome;4266411
finally!

Roadie #42 - Blog #121
June 24, 2010 7:58 pm
#42 watches as Coldplay create

Greetings folks, from back inside the Beehive. I'm at my desk, which is tucked away behind one of the pianos. Over my shoulder are two rather beaten up old sofas. This "lounge area" is where every recording day starts - beginning, as every day should, with strong coffee.

I talked in the last blog about different ways in which the record gets made. These first-thing conversations are actually a hugely important part of the process too. The band spend a great deal of the day playing live together. These discussions beforehand, though, mean that everyone has a good idea of what they're trying to achieve before things start getting noisy.

The conversation about today's song is getting underway. Guy, Will, Chris and Phil are sitting with producer Markus Dravs. Jonny has already sat at his guitar-world and has begun experimenting with sounds. His guitar is being fed into his laptop. What is coming out the other end sounds very much like it's arriving from another planet.

Chris is mid flow discussing the song that they'll be working on today. It's a tune that he's been incredibly excited by since it first appeared and suddenly he's having very major doubts as to whether it will even end up making it onto the record. In a quintessentially Chris style, he gets halfway through a sentence outlining his grave concerns, before interrupting himself and turning to shout over his shoulder to Jonny.

"Fucking hell man, that's INCREDIBLE - Rik, make sure that's being recorded...."

He continues where he left off without missing a beat. Simultaneously maintaining despair and ecstatic excitement. Ever the multi-tasker.....

Will and Guy, quite rightly, refuse to accept the doomy assessment of the track in hand. It's clearly going to be an immense tune, it just hasn't yet found its true voice.

It won't surprise anyone to hear of moments in the development of a song where there are losses of confidence. It's par for the course and the feeling can flare up out of nowhere and disappear just as quickly. "Moments", is exactly what they are. The overall vibe is decidedly "up" here, with everyone very excited at what they're hearing.

Will often gets cited as the member of the band most likely to tell Chris "No", or to reject an idea completely. I always feel that this paints a rather unfair picture of him. He's just as likely to be stubbornly and solidly saying "No, it is not shit - not at all. It's going to be great". This refusal to back down and allow doubt to prevail provides a huge amount of Coldplay's spine. I can't begin to imagine how many times it's been essential to the mix over the years.

Guy too, can view the work in progress and bring to the table his ever growing experience as a producer in his own right. Guy often gets gently teased by the others for his huge array of extra curricular activities, but the truth is, his overview of the production process allows him to eloquently assess strengths, weaknesses and alternative approaches - And this experience and knowledge feeds directly into the Coldplay project.

They begin to discuss what makes great songs great and what they would like to attempt here. It becomes clear that not only are all four of them very knowledgeable about good music, but they're still also hugely excited by it. They're fans of a quite staggering range of artists.

Galvanised by the chat, they move into the main part of the room and start picking up instruments. It has to be said that this area of the Beehive is looking pretty amazing now. In an effort to deaden the sound, there are thick, heavy drapes hung around the walls and fancy rugs on the wooden floor.

Also dotted around are an array of plants, giving the whole place the feel of a conservatory or a botanical gardens. This is further enhanced by the summer heat and the fact that the air conditioning is simply too loud to hear yourself think over, let alone put a microphone next to.

The band are set up exactly as they would be on stage, with Will at the back and Jonny, Chris and Guy in a line in front of him. This place is like the funkiest rehearsal room they've ever had. They begin working away at the tune again. As ever, when the voices stop and the music starts, everything immediately feels a lot better.

This, and every other song, will doubtless go through an immense amount more massaging and coaxing before they emerge through the Beehive doors into the big wide world.

For the time being though, it's pretty clear that the record is in very safe hands.

R#42

Oh what I wouldn't give to have a small section of one of those sofas...sounds like they have a *long* way to go before LP5. sigh

melanieau · 24-06-2010, 08:23 PM

Yay for a Roadie 42 blog!

Makayla · 24-06-2010, 08:24 PM

That couch looks comfy.
I wish I was there right now sitting on it and enjoying the making of the new tunes.

NumbersGirl · 24-06-2010, 08:25 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Miha;4266419
That's great but didn't he promise something special next time he blogged? This blog doesn't exactly tell us anything new..nevertheless, better than nothing

I think in his last blog when he promised us something special in the following week (when he didn't actually give a blog), I don't think he specifically referred to himself. I think he was referring to the anticipation of the Art History article.

But I could be wrong.

Technicolor Liver · 24-06-2010, 08:25 PM

Where's the "make it up to you" part???

He kind of took the wind out of my sail instead.

The only thing I could make it out was about the plants.

And the whole observatory thing.
Why would he stress that part when it supposed to be about the Solar System?

NumbersGirl · 24-06-2010, 08:30 PM

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Quote:

Ha ha ha! That looks just like my couch at home!

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Quote:
Will often gets cited as the member of the band most likely to tell Chris "No", or to reject an idea completely. I always feel that this paints a rather unfair picture of him. He's just as likely to be stubbornly and solidly saying "No, it is not shit - not at all. It's going to be great". This refusal to back down and allow doubt to prevail provides a huge amount of Coldplay's spine. I can't begin to imagine how many times it's been essential to the mix over the years.

R#42

So I guess that means this happens more often than people thought:

NumbersGirl · 24-06-2010, 08:35 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Technicolor Liver;4266436
Why would he stress that part when it supposed to be about the Solar System?

I really think people are misinterpreting / making more of the whole solar system thing than it actually is. I mentioned on the previous page that I think I know what the deal is with it, but nobody seemed interested.

Clocks In My Place · 24-06-2010, 08:46 PM

Great blog!

Quote:
Originally Posted by NumbersGirl;4266463
I really think people are misinterpreting / making more of the whole solar system thing than it actually is. I mentioned on the previous page that I think I know what the deal is with it, but nobody seemed interested.

You never said what it was!

Makayla · 24-06-2010, 08:46 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by NumbersGirl;4266463
I really think people are misinterpreting / making more of the whole solar system thing than it actually is. I mentioned on the previous page that I think I know what the deal is with it, but nobody seemed interested.

yeah! Please tell!

Technicolor Liver · 24-06-2010, 08:47 PM

But why so much about plants and conservatories?

Maybe a Plantetarium???

It combines the solar system and plants!!!

16-06-2010, 06:23 PM	#4396
karenc Coldplayer Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,024 My Mood: Location: Scotland Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 4 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Ooh sounds good! I'll go and have a listen __________________ Coldplay - Exeter Castle 19 Dec 2009!!

24-06-2010, 08:13 PM	#4399
coldplayisawesome Fills! (mm, pizza) Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 24,472 My Mood: Location: Good Ol' Philly Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 149 Thanked 154 Times in 89 Posts	finally! Roadie #42 - Blog #121 June 24, 2010 7:58 pm #42 watches as Coldplay create Greetings folks, from back inside the Beehive. I'm at my desk, which is tucked away behind one of the pianos. Over my shoulder are two rather beaten up old sofas. This "lounge area" is where every recording day starts - beginning, as every day should, with strong coffee. I talked in the last blog about different ways in which the record gets made. These first-thing conversations are actually a hugely important part of the process too. The band spend a great deal of the day playing live together. These discussions beforehand, though, mean that everyone has a good idea of what they're trying to achieve before things start getting noisy. The conversation about today's song is getting underway. Guy, Will, Chris and Phil are sitting with producer Markus Dravs. Jonny has already sat at his guitar-world and has begun experimenting with sounds. His guitar is being fed into his laptop. What is coming out the other end sounds very much like it's arriving from another planet. Chris is mid flow discussing the song that they'll be working on today. It's a tune that he's been incredibly excited by since it first appeared and suddenly he's having very major doubts as to whether it will even end up making it onto the record. In a quintessentially Chris style, he gets halfway through a sentence outlining his grave concerns, before interrupting himself and turning to shout over his shoulder to Jonny. "Fucking hell man, that's INCREDIBLE - Rik, make sure that's being recorded...." He continues where he left off without missing a beat. Simultaneously maintaining despair and ecstatic excitement. Ever the multi-tasker..... Will and Guy, quite rightly, refuse to accept the doomy assessment of the track in hand. It's clearly going to be an immense tune, it just hasn't yet found its true voice. It won't surprise anyone to hear of moments in the development of a song where there are losses of confidence. It's par for the course and the feeling can flare up out of nowhere and disappear just as quickly. "Moments", is exactly what they are. The overall vibe is decidedly "up" here, with everyone very excited at what they're hearing. Will often gets cited as the member of the band most likely to tell Chris "No", or to reject an idea completely. I always feel that this paints a rather unfair picture of him. He's just as likely to be stubbornly and solidly saying "No, it is not shit - not at all. It's going to be great". This refusal to back down and allow doubt to prevail provides a huge amount of Coldplay's spine. I can't begin to imagine how many times it's been essential to the mix over the years. Guy too, can view the work in progress and bring to the table his ever growing experience as a producer in his own right. Guy often gets gently teased by the others for his huge array of extra curricular activities, but the truth is, his overview of the production process allows him to eloquently assess strengths, weaknesses and alternative approaches - And this experience and knowledge feeds directly into the Coldplay project. They begin to discuss what makes great songs great and what they would like to attempt here. It becomes clear that not only are all four of them very knowledgeable about good music, but they're still also hugely excited by it. They're fans of a quite staggering range of artists. Galvanised by the chat, they move into the main part of the room and start picking up instruments. It has to be said that this area of the Beehive is looking pretty amazing now. In an effort to deaden the sound, there are thick, heavy drapes hung around the walls and fancy rugs on the wooden floor. Also dotted around are an array of plants, giving the whole place the feel of a conservatory or a botanical gardens. This is further enhanced by the summer heat and the fact that the air conditioning is simply too loud to hear yourself think over, let alone put a microphone next to. The band are set up exactly as they would be on stage, with Will at the back and Jonny, Chris and Guy in a line in front of him. This place is like the funkiest rehearsal room they've ever had. They begin working away at the tune again. As ever, when the voices stop and the music starts, everything immediately feels a lot better. This, and every other song, will doubtless go through an immense amount more massaging and coaxing before they emerge through the Beehive doors into the big wide world. For the time being though, it's pretty clear that the record is in very safe hands. R#42 __________________ Buckin♥♥Love Youtube - Twitter - Tumblr - ER - Fics - ColdplayingTV™ -

24-06-2010, 08:18 PM	#4401
LFDianne Biggest Will Fan Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 2,813 My Mood: Location: Standing next to Will at KROQ, Los Angeles Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 25 Thanked 260 Times in 93 Posts	Quote: Originally Posted by coldplayisawesome;4266411 finally! Roadie #42 - Blog #121 June 24, 2010 7:58 pm #42 watches as Coldplay create Greetings folks, from back inside the Beehive. I'm at my desk, which is tucked away behind one of the pianos. Over my shoulder are two rather beaten up old sofas. This "lounge area" is where every recording day starts - beginning, as every day should, with strong coffee. I talked in the last blog about different ways in which the record gets made. These first-thing conversations are actually a hugely important part of the process too. The band spend a great deal of the day playing live together. These discussions beforehand, though, mean that everyone has a good idea of what they're trying to achieve before things start getting noisy. The conversation about today's song is getting underway. Guy, Will, Chris and Phil are sitting with producer Markus Dravs. Jonny has already sat at his guitar-world and has begun experimenting with sounds. His guitar is being fed into his laptop. What is coming out the other end sounds very much like it's arriving from another planet. Chris is mid flow discussing the song that they'll be working on today. It's a tune that he's been incredibly excited by since it first appeared and suddenly he's having very major doubts as to whether it will even end up making it onto the record. In a quintessentially Chris style, he gets halfway through a sentence outlining his grave concerns, before interrupting himself and turning to shout over his shoulder to Jonny. "Fucking hell man, that's INCREDIBLE - Rik, make sure that's being recorded...." He continues where he left off without missing a beat. Simultaneously maintaining despair and ecstatic excitement. Ever the multi-tasker..... Will and Guy, quite rightly, refuse to accept the doomy assessment of the track in hand. It's clearly going to be an immense tune, it just hasn't yet found its true voice. It won't surprise anyone to hear of moments in the development of a song where there are losses of confidence. It's par for the course and the feeling can flare up out of nowhere and disappear just as quickly. "Moments", is exactly what they are. The overall vibe is decidedly "up" here, with everyone very excited at what they're hearing. Will often gets cited as the member of the band most likely to tell Chris "No", or to reject an idea completely. I always feel that this paints a rather unfair picture of him. He's just as likely to be stubbornly and solidly saying "No, it is not shit - not at all. It's going to be great". This refusal to back down and allow doubt to prevail provides a huge amount of Coldplay's spine. I can't begin to imagine how many times it's been essential to the mix over the years. Guy too, can view the work in progress and bring to the table his ever growing experience as a producer in his own right. Guy often gets gently teased by the others for his huge array of extra curricular activities, but the truth is, his overview of the production process allows him to eloquently assess strengths, weaknesses and alternative approaches - And this experience and knowledge feeds directly into the Coldplay project. They begin to discuss what makes great songs great and what they would like to attempt here. It becomes clear that not only are all four of them very knowledgeable about good music, but they're still also hugely excited by it. They're fans of a quite staggering range of artists. Galvanised by the chat, they move into the main part of the room and start picking up instruments. It has to be said that this area of the Beehive is looking pretty amazing now. In an effort to deaden the sound, there are thick, heavy drapes hung around the walls and fancy rugs on the wooden floor. Also dotted around are an array of plants, giving the whole place the feel of a conservatory or a botanical gardens. This is further enhanced by the summer heat and the fact that the air conditioning is simply too loud to hear yourself think over, let alone put a microphone next to. The band are set up exactly as they would be on stage, with Will at the back and Jonny, Chris and Guy in a line in front of him. This place is like the funkiest rehearsal room they've ever had. They begin working away at the tune again. As ever, when the voices stop and the music starts, everything immediately feels a lot better. This, and every other song, will doubtless go through an immense amount more massaging and coaxing before they emerge through the Beehive doors into the big wide world. For the time being though, it's pretty clear that the record is in very safe hands. R#42 Oh what I wouldn't give to have a small section of one of those sofas...sounds like they have a long way to go before LP5. sigh __________________ Dianne 08/20/05 Irvine 2/06/06 Anaheim 7/14/08 Inglewood 11/25/08 Anaheim 7/18/09 Carson 07/19/09 Irvine 8/3/11 UCLA 9/15/11 Austin City Limits Taping 9/16/11 Austin City Limits Festival 10/17/11 the ellen show taping 10/18/11 KROQ studio, LA 2/8/12 Club Nokia 2/9/12 Jimmy Kimmel 4/28/12 San Jose 5/1/12 Hollywood Bowl 5/2/12 Hollywood Bow 5/3/12 American Idol Taping 5/4/12 Hollywood Bowl 5/5/12 KROQ Weenie Roast 6/28/12 Tampa 6/29/12 Miami 12/30/12 BROOKLYN, NY!!!

24-06-2010, 08:23 PM	#4402
melanieau To Set Me Free Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 11,222 My Mood: Location: Due South Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 3 Thanked 13 Times in 7 Posts	Yay for a Roadie 42 blog! __________________ M

24-06-2010, 08:24 PM	#4403
Makayla Don't Panic Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 3,072 My Mood: Location: In my place Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	That couch looks comfy. I wish I was there right now sitting on it and enjoying the making of the new tunes. __________________ July 18th 2009. Front row. Unforgettable. November 2nd, 2010 Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland wished me a Happy Birthday and gave me gifts. Best Birthday Award.

17-06-2010, 09:19 PM	#4397
Miha Coldplayer Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 532 My Mood: Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 3 Posts	When is the new Roadie #42 blog coming up? Didn't he say sometimes ummm last week? Either he's so busy or he forgot to post something again.

17-06-2010, 09:22 PM	#4398
Technicolor Liver I'm Anthony! Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 5,128 My Mood: Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I think they're still on the recording break. But I'm not positive.

24-06-2010, 08:17 PM	#4400
Miha Coldplayer Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 532 My Mood: Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 3 Posts	That's great but didn't he promise something special next time he blogged? This blog doesn't exactly tell us anything new..nevertheless, better than nothing

24-06-2010, 08:25 PM	#4404
NumbersGirl sooner or later Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 9,522 Country: Fav. CP song: I Ramsterdam Atrouble Fav. CP member: Chat posts: 10 Thanks given: 71 Thanked 182 Times in 100 Posts	Quote: Originally Posted by Miha;4266419 That's great but didn't he promise something special next time he blogged? This blog doesn't exactly tell us anything new..nevertheless, better than nothing I think in his last blog when he promised us something special in the following week (when he didn't actually give a blog), I don't think he specifically referred to himself. I think he was referring to the anticipation of the Art History article. But I could be wrong. __________________ there is no Carrie, only Zuul... the mongrel cat with the crazy-kitten smile

24-06-2010, 08:25 PM	#4405
Technicolor Liver I'm Anthony! Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 5,128 My Mood: Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Where's the "make it up to you" part??? He kind of took the wind out of my sail instead. The only thing I could make it out was about the plants. And the whole observatory thing. Why would he stress that part when it supposed to be about the Solar System?

24-06-2010, 08:30 PM	#4406
NumbersGirl sooner or later Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 9,522 Country: Fav. CP song: I Ramsterdam Atrouble Fav. CP member: Chat posts: 10 Thanks given: 71 Thanked 182 Times in 100 Posts	: Quote: Ha ha ha! That looks just like my couch at home! : Quote: Will often gets cited as the member of the band most likely to tell Chris "No", or to reject an idea completely. I always feel that this paints a rather unfair picture of him. He's just as likely to be stubbornly and solidly saying "No, it is not shit - not at all. It's going to be great". This refusal to back down and allow doubt to prevail provides a huge amount of Coldplay's spine. I can't begin to imagine how many times it's been essential to the mix over the years. R#42 So I guess that means this happens more often than people thought: __________________ there is no Carrie, only Zuul... the mongrel cat with the crazy-kitten smile

24-06-2010, 08:35 PM	#4407
NumbersGirl sooner or later Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 9,522 Country: Fav. CP song: I Ramsterdam Atrouble Fav. CP member: Chat posts: 10 Thanks given: 71 Thanked 182 Times in 100 Posts	Quote: Originally Posted by Technicolor Liver;4266436 Why would he stress that part when it supposed to be about the Solar System? I really think people are misinterpreting / making more of the whole solar system thing than it actually is. I mentioned on the previous page that I think I know what the deal is with it, but nobody seemed interested. __________________ there is no Carrie, only Zuul... the mongrel cat with the crazy-kitten smile

24-06-2010, 08:46 PM	#4408
Clocks In My Place owns Clocks + In My Place Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 3,668 My Mood: Location: in front of The Beehive... I wish Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 11 Thanked 8 Times in 5 Posts	Great blog! Quote: Originally Posted by NumbersGirl;4266463 I really think people are misinterpreting / making more of the whole solar system thing than it actually is. I mentioned on the previous page that I think I know what the deal is with it, but nobody seemed interested. You never said what it was! __________________ 16.08.09: MCH OUTDOOR ARENA, HERNING - PROBABLY THE BEST NIGHT OF MY LIFE + JONNY WAVED BACK AT ME 19.09.09: WEMBLEY STADIUM, LONDON - INCREDIBLY AMAZING YELLOW NIGHT- THANK YOU, ALL THE NICE COLDPLAYERS I MET (ALSO THE 20TH) My Twitter Avatar and signature banner by coldplay_is_louve.

24-06-2010, 08:46 PM	#4409
Makayla Don't Panic Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 3,072 My Mood: Location: In my place Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Quote: Originally Posted by NumbersGirl;4266463 I really think people are misinterpreting / making more of the whole solar system thing than it actually is. I mentioned on the previous page that I think I know what the deal is with it, but nobody seemed interested. yeah! Please tell! __________________ July 18th 2009. Front row. Unforgettable. November 2nd, 2010 Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland wished me a Happy Birthday and gave me gifts. Best Birthday Award.

24-06-2010, 08:47 PM	#4410
Technicolor Liver I'm Anthony! Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 5,128 My Mood: Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	But why so much about plants and conservatories? Maybe a Plantetarium??? It combines the solar system and plants!!!