The World Of Music

I love both Coldplay and U2, but I think that Coldplay just out right trumps U2. I see much more creativity in Coldplay than U2. U2 did have some very nice songs though (eg. Beautiful Day, Vertigo, Elevation, & With or Without You), but Coldplay's Clocks, Viva la Vida, Yellow, Speed of Sound, Square One, Talk, and many, many more just beat the sh*t out of U2 for me. So what do you think, U2 or Coldplay?

okay so I cant remember what the song sounds like its like stuck in my brain but doesnt want to come out, but its that music video that has the random clips in it. Like elvis and jimmy hendrix look like they are playing the U2 song. The clips flow together to the song.. Okay so I am bad at explaing it haha. But its fairly new maybe a few years old. I NEED TO FIND IT. ITS BUGGING ME MAN! so if any of you fine people have any clue what im thinking of and can find the video for me please do:)

Not exactly a music video, my life long ambition is to be a director of films and for now this is as close as I can get. So this is my action movie / music video for the Muse song KOC. Only constructive critism please. Theres more than enough nasty people on youtube who'll rip it to shreds. :\ I've tried to be as professional as possible and it took me months. <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3ljOQJtsr4&hl=en"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3ljOQJtsr4&hl=en" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="425" height="344"></embed></obje…

ok, here is the point where i dish the dirt: 1 QUEEN 2 BEATLES 3 OASIS 4 DAVID BOWIE 5 JAM 6 ROLLING STONES 7 POLICE 8 LED ZEPPELIN 9 WHO 10 COLDPLAY 11 NEW ORDER 12 MANIC STREET PREACHERS 13 CLASH 14 MADNESS 15 JOHN LENNON 16 PINK FLOYD 17 RADIOHEAD 18 STING 19 STRANGLERS 20 ERIC CLAPTON 21 PAUL WELLER 22 SMITHS 23 CURE 24 ELVIS COSTELLO 25 BLUR 26 DEPECHE MODE 27 GENESIS 28 ROD STEWART 29 STEREOPHONICS 30 VERVE 31 STONE ROSES 32 ROBBIE WILLIAMS 33 JOY DIVISION 34 ADAM AND THE ANTS 35 T REX 36 ELTON JOHN 37 TRAVIS 38 DAVID GRAY 39 PETER GABRIEL 40 FLEE…

Ever had indecision, a limited amount of funds, and the desire to purchase a CD but you don't know which one? This is a thread where you can get advise from others to cure your CD/Vinyl I'm contemplating at the moment purchasing either; Loveless - My Bloody Valentine Young Team - Mogwai Problematically, I'm abit of a vinyl nut, so I'd love to get them on vinyl, but I dunno if I should bother. What do you guys think?

GIITTV singles club releases My First Radio's "Progress" as a free digital download on the 18th of June. Kettering and Corby based four piece My First Radio release "Progress" as free download on GIITTV singles club. The track comes as a precursor to a full physical single released on Series 8 records later in the year.Bside "My Secret Plan" will be avaliable to GIITTV zine users for the first month before being made freely avaliable to all there after. In a live setting My First Radio combine the fragile atmospherics of Engineers, Mogwai and Redjetson with the mashed up effects pedal punk of Bloc Party and add the vocal kick in the nuts of Six By Seven and latter d…

what is the most meaningful and beautiful song in your opinion? lyric wise. i need to find a few really nice songs for a book im doing. thanks! :kiss:

Hey guys, I went to see The Police at the Manchester M.E.N. Arena on Wednesday! They were absolutely fantastic! :dance: :dance: :dance: Did anyone else manage to go and see them at Manchester? I'm interested to see what other people thought of the gig :D I've posted a few videos I filmed on my phone onto youtube, for anyone interested in seeing them. Video 1 (Message In A Bottle, Don't Stand So Close To Me, Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic): Video 2 (De do do do De da da da, Can't Stand Losing You, Roxanne): Video 3 (So Lonely, Every Breath You Take):

I dare you to find me an album, with 13 or less songs on it, that when you add up all of the words in the titles, they total more than Arctic Monkey's Whatever People Say I Am, thats What I'm not. 69 words. thats fucking crazy! Winners List: A Fever You Can't Sweat Out- Panic At the Disco- 82 words (Stefan-C8) Fall Out Boy - From Under the Cork Tree- 127 words (Eglantine)

a great new-ish band.......i've liked them since about the start of last year (thats why i said new-ish :D) but they're still very unknown across the world. the band conists of Marcus Ratcliff, Davo McKenzie McConville & Jack Hamson Pull Tiger Tail (often abbreviated to PTT) are an indie rock band based in London and originating from Stratford-upon-Avon and Edinburgh; they formed in 2006 while attending Goldsmiths College. (thanks wikipedia ;) ) here's a few of their singles and that. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9B5-AO0h60 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uv-88Lo8cEo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vubHL9OxMEs leave a post if u like what you …

I'm selling 2 Radiohead tickets for Manchester gig (Sunday June 29th LCCC - Old Trafford Cricket Ground) - cheap and free postage. I can't make the gig anymore and I don't want the tickets going to waste, so I've knocked £30 off the price. I'm not charging any postage and the tickets are in hand, ready to send out, so it is a great bargain. Let me know if you want them - or you can just "buy it now" for them through ebay. Cheers, Ryan PS: All the details are in here: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200231559654&_trksid=p3907.m32&_trkparms=tab%3DSelling

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this question is in my head since days already. and i can't find a clean-cut answer. the british music dominated the 90s, i think it's undoubtful. but does it still now? IMO the north american music has more prospects overally and i wouldn't be surprised if in a very very short time, they would dominate the world of music. but i'm still not sure. need some advices i guees thanks

The golden rules of Pop Babylon ... A cynical insider's guide to manufacturing a boy band By Anonymous Last updated at 10:24 PM on 14th June 2008 Comments (0) Add to My Stories For anyone thinking of putting together a boy band or a girl group, there are three golden rules. First and foremost, being able to sing is not essential. But looking good while appearing to sing is. As long as you have one or two good voices that can carry the rest of the group, you are halfway there. The ones with little or no talent - Victoria Beckham in the Spice Girls, Jason Orange in Take That or nearly all of Boyzone - are known as 'passengers'. Enlar…

Hello, i don't know if you share the same felling as I do but, don't you fell something different when listening to old hits? I mean, old memories, good old times with friends, trips that were made, well anything that takes you back to your younger days :) I am not that old, i was born in 1986 but... i don't know... the newer songs seems so unnatural? Well, i created this topic so that you (older guys) :P could post here more examples of songs from those times... Roxette - Spending My Time Goo Goo Dolls - Iris Live - Overcome More to come :)

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Just wondering if anyone here knows about the Swedish band Eskobar who makes the best music in the world? It's about Coldplay stylish music for you wonders.

Anybody a fan? I am, even though they totally suck live now. ahaha. They have some pretty awesome songs, and they've been around a while. I figured there has to be some fans here. haha.

Thread for the new band "The Rascals" featuring Miles Kane (Vocals/Guitar), Joe Edwards (bass) and Greg Mighall (drums). they're probably my favourite new band and move away from all the normal indie music about right now....its very dramatic sounding will psychadelic guitars and powerful vocals. u might recognise miles as being one half of "the last shadow puppets" aswell yes he's got 2! bands....but TLSP was more of a side project. comment if u like them aswell :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HinYuz0fJE

Bo Diddley, the guitarist who inspired the Rolling Stones, dies By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 8:04 AM on 03rd June 2008 Comments (0) Add to My Stories Bo Diddley, the pioneering guitarist who inspired The Beatles and the Rolling Stones, has died aged 79. Last night Sir Mick Jagger, whose band covered Diddley's songs Mona and Crackin' Up, paid tribute to the Mississippi-born musician as an 'enormous force in music'. Diddley died of heart failure yesterday morning at his home in Archer, Florida. Sir Mick said: 'He was a wonderful, original musician who was an enormous force in music and was a big influence on the Rolling Stones. …

not sure if this is the right section or not, but i do a radio show, every saturday from 4-6. It is mainly music based but has some sport features in it aswell. just click my sig to head on to the website where you can listen, i will certantly be playing some colplay :) thanks guys

Coldplay should cover this on their upcoming tour. (lol, maybe not)

Hi all, I was wondering what kind of Dance muisic coldplay fans lsiten to. I listen to Trance mostly beacause it's dance music with most melody and good lyrics just like coldplay. what about you guys ? greets

Woolworths to ditch CD singles High street chain Woolworths has said it will stop selling CD singles in its stores. The group said that the format was in "terminal decline" and will be removed from the shelves from August. Sales of CD singles have fallen sharply as the popularity of downloading music from the internet has increased. However, it will continue to stock one-off releases, such as the X Factor winner, which the retailer says still sells hundreds of thousands of copies. Sales plunge Figures show that this year sales are a third of what they were in 2007 and the market is less than a sixth of what it was eight years ago. 78 million CD, tape …