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AROBTTH & The Scientist feature in Q's 50 Years of Great British Music

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A Rush Of Blood To The Head has been selected as one of Q Magazine's Albums of the 00s:

 

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The Scientist was also recognised as one of the Tracks of the 00s. I couldn't scan it, but it says:

 

"It was written on an out-of-tune piano, but The Scientist transcended those beginnings to become a very English stadium anthem, one whose strength lay in its middle-class reserve. The jumping-off point for a wave of "sensitive" British indie types, from Keane to Snow Patrol.

Most British Moment: Chris Martin's vocal delivery; emotion gets the better of the Head Boy persona".

i think all coldplay's albums are albums of 00's... :P

i agree rudy, especially the first 2

i think all coldplay's albums are albums of 00's... :P

Ditto

i agree rudy, especially the first 2

 

yeah.. parachutes sounds very fresh and young while in arobtth, they were playing with their voice and musics... and x&y the sounds is quite rocky and technologized... i love arobtth followed by parachutes and x&y..

there are a few x&y songs that is not suppose to be in their order esp in y-side (cassette version).. low and twisted logic should be separated cos both sounds rocky. :dozey:

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