^^Haha that would be quite interesting! :lol:

It will probably be in the liner notes a la A Rush of Blood to the Head.

 

"The Scientist Is Dan" --> "Prospekt Is Phil"

^^Ahhh nice idea. Could possibly be. :)

It will probably be in the liner notes a la A Rush of Blood to the Head.

 

"The Scientist Is Dan" --> "Prospekt Is Phil"

 

ah! i was thinking this earlier today! someone posted it faster than i did though...:D

Who is Dan, btw? Maybe I missed this....

me too:confused:

dan was someone who was doing some stuff on parachutes or maybe AROBTTH. I think it was parachutes; the scientist was about him > read the article...

I think Prospekt is Eno

methinks prospekt is phil. but i guess we'll just hafta wait and see if coldplay ever reveals who it is...:)

if "home" for Prospekt is Devon then I definitely think it's Phil

My theory is that the song titles they're giving us now are temporary fake ones so people can't find them or whatever. Remember with X&Y where the first copies were made under the name of some fake band with a fake album title? That's definitely something they would do. BEcause I will not stand for a Coldplay album with a track called Strawberry Swing.

My theory is that the song titles they're giving us now are temporary fake ones so people can't find them or whatever.

That's an interesting theory and a possible one, my first thought to that would be one of alienating the media and fans who have already gone with those titles. If you're right its a dangerous game for a band to play. It would also undermine and make a mockery of every single LP4 album update since the middle of last year :stunned:

if "home" for Prospekt is Devon then I definitely think it's Phil

 

 

Ahh good eye. ;)

 

Maybe there are other clues that would lead us to the identity of Prospekt...

. BEcause I will not stand for a Coldplay album with a track called Strawberry Swing.

 

don't judge a song by its title

Well maybe it will be a great song but the title remains Hannah-Montanaish.

Here's the updated tracklisting:

 

[ATTACH]25116[/ATTACH]

 

;)

i don't really know hannah montana music so i can't really respond to that:\

don't judge a song by its title

 

Agreed. The song titles seem really different...but you really can't judge it from that yet. It's like 'Politik'. The spelling and everything is weird, but in the end it turned out to be a great song.

That's an interesting theory and a possible one, my first thought to that would be one of alienating the media and fans who have already gone with those titles. If you're right its a dangerous game for a band to play. It would also undermine and make a mockery of every single LP4 album update since the middle of last year :stunned:

 

that's why I'm (almost) sure these are the right titles..

I don't care much for the titles as I am what the songs are actually going to sound like.

 

 

That's what's making me nervous.

Ahh good eye. ;)

 

Maybe there are other clues that would lead us to the identity of Prospekt...

 

"I have to confess that, as a confirmed non-musician" (Prospekt journal, Sept, 5th)

 

It means something, doesn't it?

 

I don't think it's Eno 'cause he/she always refers to him and Markus Dravs in the 3rd person. Dunno if I explained it well...

^^I think I get what you are saying.

 

Oh, and a handwriting analysis, perhaps? Anyone can find a note that Eno wrote and then compare the Prospekt notes to it. :P

Yeah, if I don't understand it before reading it five times, then, I'll say it's Eno's handwriting.

this is the only thing i can find with a scrap of eno's handwriting on it:

 

and its a signature, so it could be completely different than what his handwriting is like. it doenst really look similar anyway.

We'll need to do an in-depth investigation...

 

Anyone know his PIN number? :P