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"Coldplay are working on a live DVD of backstage, onstage and &amp;quot;stupid\nstuff,&amp;quot; according to the band&amp;apos;s bassist and de facto cameraman, Guy\nBerryman.\n&amp;quot;We want to make it good, not do it for the sake of doing it,&amp;quot;\nBerryman says. &amp;quot;I know a lot of bands go, &amp;apos;Oh, let&amp;apos;s just do a\nDVD,&amp;apos; and get a film crew and they film it and record music and\nstick it out. I&amp;apos;d like to do something a bit more interesting than\nthat.&amp;quot;\nBerryman, the man behind the camcorder, has been gathering\nfootage as the U.K. band tours behind its latest album, A Rush\nof Blood to the Head. &amp;quot;I take loads of stuff,&amp;quot; he says. &amp;quot;I&amp;apos;ve\ngot about 200 hours of making the last record [Parachutes]\nas well. I don&amp;apos;t film everything because it just gets boring after\na while. You get the same things -- here&amp;apos;s another dressing room,\noh, another dressing room!&amp;quot;\nAt the band&amp;apos;s Toronto show, Berryman believes a crew member\ncaught frontman Chris Martin sucking back helium from a balloon\nonstage in order to sing a couple of lines from &amp;quot;God Put A Smile\nUpon Your Face,&amp;quot; Chipmunk-style. He&amp;apos;s not certain what other\ngoodies might have been caught on film. &amp;quot;I don&amp;apos;t usually watch it\nback,&amp;quot; he says. &amp;quot;When a tape finishes I put it in a box. It&amp;apos;s hard\nto have an opinion on what&amp;apos;s good footage hours after you&amp;apos;ve taken\nit. You have to forget about it and watch it back and see how you\nreact to it because that&amp;apos;s when it&amp;apos;s good.&amp;quot;\nBerryman plans to film for at least another year, before\nstarting the editing process on what will become the final DVD. No\nrelease information has been set."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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