Coldplay Live Paris 2012 Full Concert Download UPDATED

Coldplay Live Paris 2012 Full Concert Download

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  • Paul Dugdale
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  Afterwards the terminal credits, the band is heard goofing off and eating sweets.

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"Is there anybody out there?"

On June 25th 2011, Coldplay returned to the festival circuit with a stint on Glastonbury'due south Pyramid Phase. Slotted in-between the much- anticipated (and overdue) U2 and reigning pop queen Beyonce, the Devon boys were the mainstage act people were least excited nearly. But to anybody'due south surprise, they delivered the defining Glasto operation of 2011, with Noel Gallagher remarking that they'd "ripped the **** out of Glastonbury". About two weeks later, as NASA's space shuttle Atlantis continued on its final mission over 200 miles above Earth, its crew members were awoken not by the voice of Mission Control, simply by Coldplay'southward massive hit 'Viva La Vida'; essentially rendering them the biggest band on and across our earth, considering there'southward no denying how huge Coldplay have become. But as Chris Martin outlines in one of the moving-picture show's five intermissions, when you reach that pinnacle of commercial success people similar to bring you down, nevertheless despite that the band "don't really give a ****", considering they savour the feeling of playing in front of "20,000 people... on a daily footing".

This is clear to see in the film's alive footage, as from the moment Martin lays his fingers on the piano kick a Parisian gig off, the chemistry between the ring members is rather cute to sentry. Throughout, it appears every bit if anybody in attendance is having the time of their lives watching Coldplay having the time of their lives. Chris Martin springs about the stage similar an eight year-old that's had too many Skittles, Jonny Buckland'southward guitar riffs sparkle like stars, Volition Champion powerfully pounds the drums whilst likewise providing backing vocals, nigh effective and quite touching during an 'intimate' rendering of 'Us Confronting the Globe' and Guy Berryman allows his bass guitar to practise the talking, remaining something of a chirapsia-heart within the grouping. Giving this documentary stardom from most concert films today, a number of intermissions provide a insightful peek behind-the-curtains, with each band member discussing various elements of the tour, giving their perspectives of these and how they evolved and how they endeavor to keep a constant connection with the audience, even in a venue equally large equally the Stade de France. This personal bond with the fans is something vital to Coldplay'southward live shows, separating them from practically all other arena rock bands out there today, making everyone in the audience feel like they're part of the show. Best seen when, afterwards performing 'Charlie Dark-brown', Guy Berryman takes a moment to stand back and appreciate the awe-inspiring sight of over 80,000 twinkling wristbands earlier them.

The picture show too succeeds on a technical level, with peachy sound pattern and audio mixing, and cinematography that effectively captures the feeling of experiencing a ring like this live, without ever relying too heavily on frantic camera-work and shaky-cam as many have in the past. However, an unexpected utilise of slo-mo during 'In My Place' unfortunately jars with and somewhat dilutes the energy of the functioning.

Over the form of footage from Paris, Kingdom of spain, Montreal and of course, Glastonbury, fans are treated to a great tracklist, consummate with upbeat crowdpleasers ('Viva La Vida', 'Paradise') and surprisingly emotional moments ('Up in Flames', 'U.s. Against the World'). Will this film covert the many naysayers? Probably not, just will information technology delight the fans? Undoubtedly. Information technology cements Coldplay's position every bit the today'due south kings of stadium rock, showing us a ring at the top of their game e'er driven to go the extra mile for their fans (just expect at all those wristbands!).

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• Dec 16, 2012

• Release date
  • November 19, 2012 (Great britain)
• Country of origin
  • Great britain
• Language
  • English
• Filming locations
  • Stade de France, Paris, French republic
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  • JA Digital
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  • Color
  • Black and White

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