Coldplay - Live in Buenos Aires (2018) [16.44 FLAC]

Coldplay - Live in Buenos Aires (2018 ) [16.44 FLAC]



Genre: Rock

Source: WEB

Codec: FLAC

Bit rate: ~ 1,000 kbps

Bit depth: 16

Sample rate: 44.1 kHz



01 A Head Full Of Dreams  

02 Yellow 

03 Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall  

04 The Scientist  

05 God Put A Smile Upon Your Face  

06 Paradise  

07 Always In My Head

08 Magic 

09 Everglow  

10 Clocks  

11 Midnight  

12 Charlie Brown  

13 Hymn For The Weekend  

14 Fix You  

15 Viva La Vida 

16 Adventure Of A Lifetime  

17 De Música Ligera  

18 Colour Spectrum  

19 In My Place  

20 Amor Argentina  

21 Something Just Like This  

22 A Sky Full Of Stars  

23 Up & Up  

24 End Credits  



Commemorating one of the highest-grossing tours ever (at the time surpassed only by U2 and the Rolling Stones), Coldplay put a triumphant cap on their global A Head Full of Dreams stadium tour with Live in Buenos Aires. Coming full circle at Estadio Ciudad de la Plata (both the starting and finishing point of the tour), the English quartet performed nearly two-dozen favorites, focusing on their most rousing, inspirational singalongs, which were energized with copious amounts of exploding confetti, fireworks, and their now-signature light-up LED bracelets, the "Xylobands." The first Coldplay live album to be entirely recorded at a single show, this collection reflected the band's general tour set list and its specialized party-centric atmosphere (take, for example, the inclusion of Tiësto's remix of "Paradise," used to get the crowd going). Aside from the six fresh A Head Full of Dreams entries, they stick to the tried-and-true favorites, providing fans with yet more live versions of "God Put a Smile on Your Face," "Yellow," "Clocks," and "In My Place." Without any deep cuts or rarities -- the cover of Bowie's "Heroes" that was a staple of the first half of the tour is sadly absent, but the 2017 Chainsmokers collaboration "Something Just Like This" is present -- the only surprises are site-specific treats "De Musica Ligera" (a cover of Argentine rock icons Soda Stereo's 1990 hit) and the previously unreleased "Amor Argentina," Coldplay's heartfelt, tango-flavored love letter to the local fans. Even though more than half of the set can already be heard on Live 2003, Live 2012, and Ghost Stories: Live 2014, this tour's overwhelming energy and the crowd of nearly 50,000 fans make Live in Buenos Aires a joyous, communal experience. And yet, despite the massive scale, the band -- and Chris Martin in particular, delivering stage banter entirely in Spanish -- still manages to intimately connect with each fan (and, by extension, listener), a huge part of why they could sell out venues over a year and a half and 114 shows. Unabashedly embracing the feel-good spirit that defined their second decade together as a group, Coldplay jumps headlong into the clouds with Live in Buenos Aires, their most endearing and exciting live statement to date.