LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT LEFT

[JBH3]

Went to see Coldplay @ Nissan Pavillion last night. It was another AMAZING show, and marks the 3rd time I've seen them since their August 3rd show @ the Verizon Center; w/ the Halloween night show, and last nights show being the other two.

Anyways, as part of a recession buster, and a way to show thier appreciation to all of thier fans who've supported thier Viva La Vida Tour. Coldplay gave every patron leaving last nights show a 9-track live CD titled "LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT LEFT".

I've been listening to it all morning at work, and it's like I'm back at the show from last night; which in some ways I still am considering the amount of beer I enjoyed . Anyways, the CD is also available FOR FREE DOWNLOAD on their site, and I suggest anyone wanting to recapture the magic of thier shows download this.

My wife and I had an absolutely amazing time, having purchased pit tickets and being super-close to the stage.

Here's a couple pics from the show (albeit they're from my cell phone and a little blurry):

[SuperBowlNachos]

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https://www.imageshack.us

you have to upload them to the net

[Miles_Yuhas]

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its a great live cd.

[Trevytrev11]

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I wish more bands did something like this even if they charged for the CD. Often times the best music I've heard from some bands is at a concert and going back to the studio CD can be a bit of a let down. After an amazing show, it can be a let down knowing that you can't go back and hear the music the way it was played at the show.

[CMH]

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I agree when it comes to bands.

With hip hop and R&B, most of those people are such poor singers and performers, their cd is the highlight of their musical talent.

There are some exceptional bands out there that are amazing live.