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which is the first song of coldplay which you listened to ?

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it was for sure trouble, my friend had made me a cd of good songs and coldplay was only on there once, and once i heard it it was the only song i would ever play off of that cd. i would loop it for hours

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I said Clocks a little bit earlier, but it's a great possibillity I heard Yellow or Trouble long before that. Clocks is the one that I really noticed.

Clocks, as it was the theme tune for the Rugby World Cup :P That got me into Coldplay :D!

Hmmm... now that ppl mentioned it. Maybe it was Trouble.

 

Again. I'm still frustrated.:confused:

1st song

 

It was "Clocks". I could listen to it on the radio in the car. I also heard "Speed of Sounds". Afterwards, I wanted to listen to some other songs to see if they were as good, and they were.:) "Clocks" is now my ringtone.

Actually I don't even remember when and how I started loving Coldplay as much as I do know :thinking:

It must have been during the X&Y-era, when they overplayed Talk everywhere. I was starting to dislike the song, but then I bought the album, cause I heard some other songs and it was an amazing experience :)

My next album was Parachutes, and that album took me a little longer to love, beacause I didn't really know that type of Coldplay.

Finally, I bought A Rush of Blood to the Head. Strange order, but that doesn't really matter anymore. It's all brilliant.

I remember it as if it was yesterday. I bought AROBTH, took headphones, sat in a chair and turned it on. It was Politik. Since then I am amused with Coldplay.

Actually I don't even remember when and how I started loving Coldplay as much as I do know :thinking:

It must have been during the X&Y-era, when they overplayed Talk everywhere. I was starting to dislike the song, but then I bought the album, cause I heard some other songs and it was an amazing experience :)

My next album was Parachutes, and that album took me a little longer to love, beacause I didn't really know that type of Coldplay.

Finally, I bought A Rush of Blood to the Head. Strange order, but that doesn't really matter anymore. It's all brilliant.

 

That's basically how it happened for me expect I heard Parachutes and A Rush of Blood around the same time frame. i've haven't heard of them before X&Y

Yellow.

 

gave me shivers.

Coldplayer ever since.

"A Message", a friend sent it to me and said it reminded her of me. It changed me, literally. Perfect song.

I think it was In my place or The scientist..

but Speed of sound made me become a fan !

yellow or in my place I can't remember

Yellow, when it was first released as a single here in America. I've been a casual fan since then, but lately I have become quite enamored.

mm...

 

Trouble with the brilliant video clip made me to fall in love in this band.

mine was clocks...i heard it on the radio and i asked my mate who sang this and he told me...and that went stright out of my head and i spent ages trying to find out who sang it..come speed of sound/fix you time...i found out it was coldplay who sang it and since then i havnt been able to stop listening to them

mine was clocks on the trailer for the movie "Peter Pan" right here-

 

 

:dozey:

Yellow, not my fave, but it was released before the album and was played nonstop on the radio... hard not to hear it (although I didn't know who the band was at the time).

I was never into music at all before I saw the "Yellow" video when I was flipping through the channels at my Grandma's house. It was a little bit into the song but I had to stop and listen to the whole thing... I think that was the first time music really had a powerful effect on me. That was around the time Parachutes was new, and I didn't even know the band's name.

 

Then I forgot about it, and got back into Coldplay when my friend told me to listen to A Rush of Blood to the Head.

mine was clocks on the trailer for the movie "Peter Pan" right here-

 

 

oo I remember that ...

I also remember thinking.. "My favorite song and Jeremy Sumpter.. it can't get any better"

 

...I was young :sweatdrop:

oo I remember that ...

I also remember thinking.. "My favorite song and Jeremy Sumpter.. it can't get any better"

 

...I was young :sweatdrop:

 

as was i hehe.

 

i recently watched a movie with him in it but ..well it was shit and he should have stayed young....:\ don't you hate that...

The first Coldplay song I heard was 'Yellow'. This was on MTV or VH1 back in 2000. I remember seeing the video of Chris on the beach and thinking "meh... it's ok I guess"...

 

Then in 2002 I spent a lot of time listening to the first album 'Parachutes' with an ex-girlfriend, I remember 'High Speed' being my favourite track at the time. I then found out they were playing at the Hall For Cornwall (Truro, Cornwall) and got a couple of tickets... it was an amazing night, my first live music gig EVER and the rest they say is history :)

 

I got my own copy of 'Parachutes' for my birthday a month after and 'A Rush of Blood To The Head' later that year...

 

The first song I had ever heard them play live was 'Politik', what a way to start eh :)

i recently watched a movie with him in it but ..well it was shit and he should have stayed young.... don't you hate that...

yea I know what you mean :\

I remeber it well. It was TROUBLE in 2001 in an Oxfam spot. I thoght "mmmh, that piano sounds awesome".

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