Okay, I admit it, that title is a bit misleading, but hey -- I was singing and Chris Martin was singing, at the same time, during last night's Mylo Xyloto Coldplay concert, at the Hollywood Bowl in L.A. And in my book, when you get it recorded on video, that's a duet! So at the very least, I will refer to 'our' performance as my 'unintended' duet with Chris Martin, LIVE! So, listen carefully at the beginning of the video, and yes, that is me singing along. I didn't even think, with all the noise going on around me, that my voice would get picked up in the recording. But it did.



It was a great up close and personal moment, during the Coldplay concert, when Chris Martin, eventually joined by the entire band, came up into the audience, right where we just happened to be sitting, and sang a few of my very favorite songs -- definite crowd pleaser. 

Video: My 'Unintended' Duet with Chris Martin
Us Against the World


For those who have followed me online, for more than a few years, you know I love Coldplay. I don't do concerts, in general, but when Coldplay is in town I make an extra effort to grab tickets. We won't go there.

Anyway, last night my DH, and I, went with one of my daughters and her husband to the Coldplay concert. This really helps bridge the generation gap --  when you do concerts with your kids. But seriously, every once in a while it's very healthy behavior to let your inner teenager out -- especially at my age.  I knew 'she' was out when I found myself standing on the bench, singing and shooting video! And yes, hooting and hollering, too. Fear not though, I will resume my usual state of mind... soon.

But before I do, I'll share the other video I shot, up close and personal, after the other. Enjoy!

Video: Coldplay - Speed of Sound


And for a little added fun, and to assure you that I have mellowed out, a bit, you can read a concert review I wrote, here, about Coldplay's last concert tour. This little blog post is nothing compared to that write up! See, I am s l o w l y growing up.

Happy Saturday¸¸.•*¨*•♫♪♫•*¨*•.¸¸

tDMg
Kathryn Skaggs

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