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Every show is different

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When the lights go down
that's 30,000 people's lives colliding...

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for that one moment

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Everyone that's there working or watching
is there for that moment

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it's when you're all kind of in agreement
about what you're all doing at that time...

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so it's a wonderful feeling
of togetherness and possibility

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Then I start getting real adrenaline...

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and start doing 'Rocky' shadow boxing
and all that kind of stuff

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So I get as excited
as anyone else

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And I still get that excitement
when I go and see anyone else's concert

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I love that moment

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And then it's about trying to hold
that energy for an hour and a half...

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because it can go if you're not careful

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Whilst it might not
be perceived as cool...

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to be really enthused by the fact
that people show up to hear your music...

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we don't really give a fuck, we really love that
and it's exciting, you know?

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It's exciting when you're 15 and you
throw a party and people come...

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so imagine what it's like on a daily basis
to have 20,000 people coming. It's crazy!

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Ever since I was about 12,
the sight of microphones...

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and dark venues and people plugging
things in, it gets me really thrilled

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When I was at school, when we had
a concert three months away...

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that would be the thing you'd just aim for
and look forward to

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In the build-up to a concert
I just get really excited

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I'm aware of everyone running around

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There's always a panic
about something

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You know, the rain's coming down or...
the wristbands aren't working...

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or Will's bench-pressed too much
and his abs have burst

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I don't know what the problems might be -

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Guy's just become too handsome
to be lit properly...

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or Jonny's fingers have started moving too
fast and he's gonna play too many notes

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Whatever the problem is, I always enjoy
watching it get solved before 9pm

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Every show takes me
a while to get ready

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It starts as soon as I wake up
and... thinking about it

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Getting ready to go on stage and going
on stage is like a complete release

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I think Bruce Springsteen
says to the E Street Band...

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you know, tonight could be someone's
first concert or someone's last concert...

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so we nicked that!

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On the night, before we go on stage...

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I think of the person in the top right-hand
seat in the back of the room

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Like, what would they want to see'?
So I forget about my own issues

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It's like you can flick a switch
and just letting yourself go

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When people show up now it's just like...

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you can just get out of your head
and go into your heart...

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and it's an amazing feeling,
it's like primal scream therapy, in a way

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It's just total abandon...
and no one can stop you

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We're having the best time

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We've managed with this album to replace
our natural English anxiety with gratitude -

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meaning that we can really enjoy ourselves
without feeling guilty about it

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which is kind of how some of us
were raised to feel as our culture

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The Mylo tour is the first where we've really
looked at people in the eye while we played

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You look at each other
and it's a great feeling

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You might never look at that person in the
eyes again, so you have a real connection

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I probably get to look at
maybe a thousand people a night

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Not many people get to do that-
I've never tried to explain it before

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It's like every time you look someone in the
eyes you put a little thread between you -

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so you can really connect
with a lot of the audience

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You have to approach everything
from the freshness that they bring into it

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So by the time you finish, you feel like
you've got a sort of spider web of connection

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rather than a detached feeling
which is what I used to sometimes feel

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Our favourite city in the world
is Glastonbury Festival...

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which is a city made up
of tents and cows...

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and that doesn't exist for more than
about three or four days a year...

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so when we wanted to launch the album we
had to pick somewhere else that we loved...

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to do the album launch concert...

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somewhere where we thought the audience
would be really vocal and fantastic...

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and that was Madrid -
and it was a good choice

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I think the initial image
we started with...

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for the Mylo Xyloto album...

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was a rose bursting through concrete

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That was the kind of starting point
of the whole thing...

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was the splash of life and colour
and passion...

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in a bleak, grey place

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Everything else kind of
grew out of that one image

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It feels like we're in the middle
of the tour, right...

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smack bang in the middle

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We've done quite a lot of this...
but there's still a lot more to go

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It just feels like something we've never
really done this well before

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You know, it feels like we're ready
to play stadiums now...

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which I don't think
we've ever felt like before

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Stage-wise, we've got
an artist called Paris...

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and a designer called Misty
to help us paint absolutely everything

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We've got all the guitars, all the amps...

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these enormous hundred meter drapes
that we've put over the back

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You know, the whole of
the stage floor is painted

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Everything's just covered
in luminous paint

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We wanted to take over the whole stadium
and make it feel like it was ours

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A show like this is a big undertaking

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I think there's about 60 trucks on this tour,
something like that

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Every gig is different, every crowd
is different, every stadium's different

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We're playing the biggest gigs
we've ever played

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We feel like we're doing it
as well as we've ever done

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There's a really nice atmosphere on tour

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We're lucky that we've worked
with loads of great people

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A lot of our background crew, which are
the people who look after our amps...

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and guitars and drums
and all of that stuff...

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have been with us pretty much
since we started touring

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Some of them, you know,
some of them twelve, thirteen years

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They're almost as much
a part of the band as we are

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We always tour with a football
and a cricket bat and a cricket ball

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We try and play football quite a lot -
usually against the crew -

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and we occasionally knock
a cricket ball around

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Will's got a ridiculous underarm
spin bowl that he can do

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He's just unreadable

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One of his many talents!

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It really feels like a gang - travelling
the world - it feels like a family...

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like kind of a circus family, I suppose...

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and the ringmaster of that circus
is Dave Holmes, our manager

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We can just play the music, really -
they make it look good and sound good

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I think there's about
70 or 80 people travelling

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You know, we get onto planes,
we get into cars, we get on trains...

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we get on helicopters, everything -
we've done it all

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Not rockets, actually,
we've never done rockets

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We've played a few memorable
venues on this tour

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We've played the Hollywood Bowl...

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and that was the first time we played there
in eleven years or something like that

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We've done some small gigs
on this tour as well

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We played in Dingwall's in Camden...

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and the last time we were in Paris
we played the Cigale

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I think the Mylo tour
has been the best tour we've done

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From a production point of view,
from an organizational point of view...

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it's been brilliant

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We worked really hard from day one
and Phil Harvey has been instrumental in it

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He's really steered the ship

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Phil Harvey is our fifth member

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He was our first and original manager

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He paid for us to record our first EP,
he put on our first proper show in London

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He's one of us, he's the buffer
between us and everything else...

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and he's a student of music - kind of-
performance and production

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He knows everything
about the history of touring...

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and the productions
that people used

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He studies bands and where they go wrong,
when was their hey-day, why was that...

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what was happening at that time
that made them so great...

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what can you learn from...

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you know, knowing about
the history of rock music

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He's had the casting vote
in our prickliest decisions...

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and he's really the reason
we've been getting better since 2005

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So on this tour we'll visit something
like 24 or 25 different countries...

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playing 120, 125 shows

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We will have got a lot of air miles
by the end of it

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For me, I guess there are moments...

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where I still get the hairs
on the back of my neck thing...

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walking out up to the X stage, when you
get to walk past people and see faces...

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because normally I'm sat right at the back
and you can just see a sea in front of you

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When you're right up close
it definitely sinks in a bit more...

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and that's a pretty amazing moment

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We come off stage
while the fireworks are still going...

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we're in the car, driving to the airport

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So in a way it's a very
rapid decompression

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And you're sat... Within 20 minutes
you're sat on an aeroplane...

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and within two hours we're home

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And the difference between that
and what we've just come from...

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this kind of noisy, loud,
masses of energy situation...

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it's pretty strange, I often think about that

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Sometimes If you go straight back
after a show to a hotel...

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that is the weirdest, occasionally,
if you're not feeling so good -

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we just do a runner from the show
and go straight into a hotel...

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and that is such a surreal feeling

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Literally half an hour between
that mass exhilaration...

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to just being totally on your own
in a hotel room - it's very strange

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A minute ago I was there and now
I'm just sat in a hotel room all by myself...

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and tomorrow we'll do it all again

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The toughest bits are when you're away
from home, from family

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Occasionally you get things like...
I remember we were playing in Las Vegas...

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which is a very silly place
at the best of times...

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I got a call saying that
one of my kids was in hospital...

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and there I was in Las Vegas, you know

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And I just thought this is...

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There couldn't be a worse place to be
when you know your kid is not very well

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So it's hard and anyone that travels
has that kind of thing to deal with often

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We're not the first band to come across
these problems by any means

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But, yeah, those moments
are pretty tricky

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Glastonbury is definitely one
where we always feel very welcome

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There's no other festival
like it in the world

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I think it'll be very difficult for any
other festival to develop such a history...

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and such a strong feeling of loyalty...

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that the Glastonbury audience has

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It's got a very different,
very special atmosphere there...

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that you can really feel
as a performer on the stage

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I think it's a place that
we'll always want to go back to

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People really sing along very loudly

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People singing along to our songs is one
of the most important parts of the show

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Any kind of interaction is
the most important part of the show -

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rather than be this kind of dividing line
between the band and the audience

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And what we've learned
over the years is that...

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if there's this sense of community,
if everyone can sing along...

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and it doesn't feel like there's a big divide
between the audience and the band...

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then everyone's going
to have a better time

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I think everyone's part of the show

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You know, the way
we've designed it...

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and all of these little tricks we've
picked up and invented along the way

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it just makes for a... I think people
walk away from the shows really happy

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that there's been these
big sing-alongs and...

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you know, as cheesy as it sounds
it's all about the communal spirit, really

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It's just an amazing feeling

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We always wanted to make the audience
feel part of the show

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Obviously the biggest new thing
that we've done...

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is the wristband that everyone gets
when they come in

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We saw the wristbands tested on a small
group of people at a production rehearsal...

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and then we tried it in an arena show

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We didn't have enough wristbands for
everyone and they didn't all work properly...

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so it just took a little bit of honing
and a little bit of adjustment...

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but then it was one of those situations
where one night it just all worked...

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and the whole place just lit up with all of
these multi-coloured flashing neon lights...

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and I think we were on stage
just looking at each other

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We just couldn't believe that
we'd managed to make this thing work

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We were building this idea of, like,
it's about everyone...

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it's not just about us and the really
fanatical people at the front...

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it's about getting everyone involved

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And so I think the wristband idea
is just a progression of that thought

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You know, everyone can be
a part of the show

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We can make every single person
part of the lighting production...

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by having a little light on their wrist

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I suppose where it all stems from
is people holding lighters up in the air

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I think it's a natural progression
for the history of rock

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But, you know, to be able to incorporate
things like that into the show...

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and to show people things which hadn't
been done before is an incredible privilege

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I think my anticipation
of 'Charlie Brown' in the show

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is definitely heightened because
I know the wristbands are going to go off

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My anticipation of that song
is very exciting...

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because I know that all those lights
are going to start flashing...

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and for that reason...

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it's probably one of my favourite songs
to perform at the moment

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We have an unbelievable job,
we have an unbelievable crew...

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we have unbelievable families,
we have really unbelievable fans

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And so our job as a band is to try
and become unbelievably good...

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and we're trying our best

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I would love it if in 20 years...

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I'd look back on this and think that's where
I feel we started to become really good...

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or it's the beginning of a good patch for us
where we started to really be free...

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and not worried about the people
that don't like us...

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but really grateful
for the people that do...

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and trying to make colourful music
that they like and we like...

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where it's just freedom of expression

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I see this tour is the last, kind of,
shackles being thrown off...

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of being worried
about what anyone thinks

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Through the course of Mylo Xyloto
I'd say that as a band...

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we're functioning
better than we ever have

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We've been through the break-ups
and addictions...

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and arguments
and financial disagreements...

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and Phil not being here for a bit...

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or not working properly together
in the studio...

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or falling out about which hours
someone likes to work

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We're a very private band,
we don't tell anyone very much

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We definitely don't tell anyone
about all the darker side of things

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because we don't really believe
in that rock 'n' roll cliche, myth thing

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We feel that everyone in the world...

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whether you work in a biscuit factory
or the White House...

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there's thing's going on
and struggles and issues...

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and just because you're in a band
doesn't make that any more glamorous

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Do you see what I'm saying?
So we don't tend to focus on the negatives...

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but of course, like everyone else,
negatives come up...

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but we're really lucky that we've
worked out how to deal with them...

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and help each other through them
and come out the other side a bit stronger

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It's wonderful

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It's that chemistry that people are coming
to see as much as anything else

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Because at the end of the day
that's what makes a band special

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You're not prodigiously talented musicians,
you're not virtuosos...

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but you have a chemistry
that no one else in the world has

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So you don't fuck with it

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It's by learning to sort of
pick each other up...

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I think it feeds back into the music
and into the concert...

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in a really positive way

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Sometimes it's overwhelming...

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the fact that we're having
the best time as a band this far in

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We've a lot of ideas about how to make the
concert even better and get better songs...

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and at the moment there's kind of
an understanding between the five of us...

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of how we each function
and it's really amazing

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It's like when people who've been
married for 70 years tell you...

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'Oh, you've just got to work
really hard and it'll get better'

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You know, what does that mean?

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Now we're starting to kind of understand

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And every time we have a crisis we
sort of tighten up again and move on...

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so in that sense we're so blessed
to have a band...

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because it's always fixing itself

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Everything feels possible and it's really
so exciting to go to work every day