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Ex Liberty X star Michelle Heaton tackles Coldplay song for debut solo single

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The topic icon explains it all really.

 

I hope it doesnt get any airplay and I hope I never see the video, proberly dancing on a beach with a big robot in the background :/

The topic icon explains it all really.

 

I hope it doesnt get any airplay and I hope I never see the video, proberly dancing on a beach with a big robot in the background :/

 

I'm actually quite curious to see that video :laugh3::lol:

Never mind another brilliant Coldplay song to be destroyed. Im guessing the only reason Coldplay agreed to it was because the money will go to charity.

I can see it going two ways, crash and burn, or it will be popped up and loose its rock feel and become a hit. And then we will hear the endless turd of, o its better than Coldplays version bla bla.

On the positive side its goes to show how admired Coldplay are buy other artist if you wish to call them that. Its sort of like the trance monkeys who like all the funky house bull. Ask them if they like Coldplay your sure to get, nah bruv i likes house and std's. But when a dj does a remix of a Coldplay song and just puts a beat in the background it becomes good :thinking:

Some people wont like a song just because of the band its sung by. eg to a lot Coldplay = depressing, but then again we know these people probably have no taste in music what so ever and are foolish.

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