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ALBUMS

• Ghost Stories Live 2014 released: 2014
• Live 2012 released: 2012
• Mylo Xyloto released: 2011
• 2009-07-19: Stripped Acoustic Session, Capitol Records Studio, Hollywood, CA, USA released: 2009
• LeftRightLeftRightLeft released: 2009
• Greatest Hits released: 2008
• Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends released: 2008
• The Singles 1999-2006 released: 2007
• After After Before released: 2006
• Castles released: 2006
• 2006-02-13: Abbey Road Studios, London, UK released: 2006
• X&Y; released: 2005
• Radio Eins Live released: 2003
• 2003-02-09: Phoenix, AZ, USA released: 2003
• Live 2003 released: 2003
• A Rush of B-Sides to Your Head released: 2003
• Without Parachutes released: 2002
• A Rush of Blood to the Head released: 2002
• 2001-02-13: Mayan Theater, Los Angeles, CA, USA released: 2001
• Parachutes released: 2000
• Royal Philarmonic Orchestra released:
• Ghost Stories released:
• 2003-07-22: Horden Pavillion, Sydney, Australia released:
• 2000-11-05: Crossing Borders Festival: Amsterdam, The Netherlands released:
• The Remixes (vinyl) released:
• The Singles 1999 - 2008 released:
• A Rush of Blood to the Head (instrumental) released:
• X & Y Live 2005 released:
• 2000-10-25: Cardiff University, Cardiff, UK released:
• 2003-01-28: Verizon Wireless Theater, Houston, TX, USA released:
• 2008-10-04: Sportpaleis, Antwerp, Belgium released:
• 2008-07-22: United Center, Chicago, IL, USA released:
• 2008-07-23: United Center, Chicago, IL, USA released:
• 2005-09-25: Austin City Limits Music Festival, Zilker Park, Austin, TX, USA released:
• 2006-02-03: MGM Garden Arena, Las Vegas, NV, USA released:
• 2002-08-12: Bowery Ballroom, New York, NY, USA released:
• 2002-08-12: Bowery Ballroom, New York, NY, USA released:
• 2003-01-28: Houston, TX, USA released:
• 2003-06-03: Cox Arena, San Diego State University, San Diego, CA, USA released:
• 2005-07-10: Festivalgelände Pielachtal, Hofstetten-Grünau, Austria released:
• B-Sides released:
• Live in Charlotte released:
• 2003-04-05: Sporthalle, Böblingen, Germany released:
• London 2001 & Radio Sessions released:
• 2005-12-09: Austin, TX, USA released:
• 2005-07-13: Piazza Grande, Locarno, Switzerland released:
• 2005-11-23: Pavilhão Atlântico, Lisbon, Portugal released:
• 2005-06-25: Glastonbury, UK released:
• Live at T-In the Park released:
• Life Is for Living released:
• 2000-07-10: HMV, Oxford Street, London, UK released:
• 2005-04-30: Coachella, CA, USA released:
• 2000-07-24: Maida Vale, London, UK released:
• Coldplay Live Leak on MTV released:
• 2003-07-20: Byron Bay, Australia released:
• 2005-03-12: Universal City, CA, USA released:
• Best of You released:
• 2002-06-28: Glastonbury Festival, Pilton, UK released:
• Live at Cardiff released:
• 2002-08-29: Forum, London, UK released:
• 2002-08-27: Olympia, Paris, France released:
• 2002: Glastonbury, UK released:
• 2003-02-25: Montréal, QC, Canada released:
• Songs for the One I Love released:
• Unplugged released:
• 2002-11-05: Ahoy Hall, Rotterdam, The Netherlands released:
• Crossing Borders, Volume 3 released:
• 2002-07-15: EinsLive, Cologne, Germany released:
• Life Is for Living released:
• 2002-08-27: Paris, France released:
• Unplugged released:
• The Remixes released:
• 2002-08-27: One Night in Paris released:
• 2002-06-26: Wisseloord Studios, Hilversum, The Netherlands released: