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Anyone who's even remotely a fan of Coldplay should definately pick up this DVD. It was only $19 at HMV, and it has a DVD and a Live CD. The concert is amazing, the Tour Diary is very cool with some funny outbursts and the CD is a really good listen. You have no reason not to! Think about it this way; it costs less than half the cost of OLP's DVD and Live CD.

I like how every once in a while it goes to black and white for dramatic affect. Like in Trouble. Very nicely done on the whole.

I love Coldplay....
*note to self*
put on xmas wishlist

I picked it up when I got the OLP DVD, and I'm watching it through now.

Axtech wrote::thumbs:

I picked it up when I got the OLP DVD, and I'm watching it through now.

ya know... i hated yellow and everything off coldplay's first cd (that made it big here at least)... i love the new stuff from them, good chance i'll be buyin that dvd this week... it'd be soooooo cool if they had them covering hot in herre on the dvd... even though it's only like 20 seconds, i still love it

I'd have to say the best song on there is Everything's Not Lost.

edit: Wow, I'm a moron. It's not a new one. I just haven't listened to Parachutes in a while.

everything's not lost is definately my favorite song off of parachutes.. i just wished they play see you soon live, cause that would have been awesome.. i plan on picking up the dvd/cd tomorrow

As soon as i get some money i'm buying this

ya know... i hated yellow and everything off coldplay's first cd

awww yellows my favorite coldplay song

i bought it yesterday when i bought the olp one too
but i haven't watched it yet

< hasta buy the Coldplay DVD/CD set yet....

Hmmm, b-day is December 1st, perhaps it'll be what my mom sends me.

this dvd is sweet, and they even have see you soon on it... great stuff, and it only costed me 10 bucks

When I first heard Coldplay it was Yellow, like 3 years ago probably. That song angered me for some reason, I didnt even bother trying their songs that came after that because Yellow bothered me so much. Then I heard Clocks, and fell in love. Surprisingly enough, I even like Yellow now...wow, I'm weird

olpcc wrote:this dvd is sweet, and they even have see you soon on it... great stuff, and it only costed me 10 bucks

man. that's the best discount ever... that would be like a part time job paying $20 an hour, since all i usually buy is music. wow

thirdhour wrote:When I first heard Coldplay it was Yellow, like 3 years ago probably. That song angered me for some reason, I didnt even bother trying their songs that came after that because Yellow bothered me so much. Then I heard Clocks, and fell in love. Surprisingly enough, I even like Yellow now...wow, I'm weird

wow thats sort of like me . When i first heard Yellow i didn't really like it . I heard more and i like them and love Yellow now

Same here - when "Yellow" made it to mainstream, I hated the damn song. But then after I got addicted to "Clocks", I found myself loving "Yellow"

My new Rolling Stone gave the DVD a "so so" rating.....they basically said that Coldplay tried to do their DVD like U2, but failed at being as great.

Anyone else this Coldplay sounds like a combination of U2 and RadionHead?

the DVD rocks the CD rocks... can't say much more than that. and i love watching in my place, chris cracks me up.

"There's no excuse to be sat down in this song ... please, you know ... if you stand up we'll buy you all a ice cream."

Nothing related to this topic...I was just aware of this trend of releasing CD/DVD combos.Last year,Alanis Morissette and some Josh Groban guy did it,which was a pretty creative idea.This year,it's been crazed!As far as I know,50 cent & R.Kelly did it,Avril Lavigne and Coldplay just did it,and J.Lo,Linkin Park and Moby are going to do it,or they have just done it...I personally prefer to see these released separately,rather than as a combo.It would be better for collecting and artistry...But obviously this is a new idea of artists and record companies cashing in.Would it be awesome if OLP releases one?!Hopefully not.

Coldplay's was just a Live CD based on the DVD. It's basically the same as OLP's Live DVD and CD, but less than half the price for both.