I've decided i like vlvodaahf better than arobtth

I still need some time to know if viva la vida is better than a rush of blood

Wow. Awesome cover! But I really can't t decide which album I like best. But I must say those two are AMAZING.:)

These two are definitely my top 2 Coldplay albums, so count me in this army! :nice:

There should be a MX&Y army! I would join that. :P

There should be a MX&Y army! I would join that. :P

 

Make it a AROBTTH & X&Y army, and I'd totally join it. :awesome:

Make it a AROBTTH & X&Y army, and I'd totally join it. :awesome:

 

^ This, but I also love MX :\

 

edit: What about, "A Rush of MX&Y" ?

VLV is awesome and should have won the grammy for "album of the year". Rush is nice...but viva is miles better

VLV is awesome and should have won the grammy for "album of the year". Rush is nice...but viva is miles better

 

I agree to a point, what about, " Viva la MX" ? :wink3: :lol: :laugh3:

^ This, but I also love MX :\

 

edit: What about, "A Rush of MX&Y" ?

 

:nod:

 

I am fine with this.

These two albums :wacky:

VLV is moh bettah, HANDS DOWN.

A RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The best....and followed by vlvodaahf of course!

AROBTTH has Clocks on it, and that has to be one of the most amazing songs ever, so AROBTTH all the wayyyy ~

X&Y La Vida or A Rush of Blood to Mylo and all his Parachutes is my favourite album.

^:lol: Mine too :nod:

Viva is still my fav album. :)

A Rush Of Blood To The Head and Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends. These two albums.

Fucking marvellous.

AROBTTH takes the cake.

Why? Why must we decide! I love them all.

 

Parachutes is beautiful in its indie polish, sparkling guitars and loose thumping drum kicks. It was the sound of a band coming to life.

 

A Rush of Blood to the Head was a launch, a whole album drenched in a deep evening blue. Scientist, Clocks, Amsterdam, Politik....it was the sound of a band that had discovered its sound. And revelled in it.

 

X&Y was a band turned upside down, but the wheels still spinning. What if, X&Y, Talk...the sound was there, the melodies were there but it never amounted to more than the sum of its parts and to me that's what it will always be: a great collection of songs, not a great album. But its gave us A Message. It gave us Kingdom Come. It gave us Fix You. And most importantly, it gave us a band desperate to risk it all.

 

Parachutes with its yellows, greys and oranges, AROBTTH with its array of blues and blacks, X&Y with its lego-block red/yellow/blue contrasts....and then Viva la Vida. Viva was an album that brought a stunning composition of colours splashed across an empty canvas. It was epic in its scope, singular in its vision and diverse in its execution. From the muddy parkways of a stormy london, to the rush of Tokyo streets, from the oppressive, deserted alleys of Violet Hill, to the pathos of Viva la Vida's cathedral halls. It was a band that had crawled out of its own revolution...and reborn.

 

From paintings and brushstrokes to spraycans and graffiti, Mylo Xyloto was a band launched into the future. Replacing impressionistic revolutionaries with street-wise rebels, its the story of a dystopia lit with fluorescent lights and neon streaks and two lovers struggling to hold on. But its also the story of a band, having newly relit itself, exploding like fireworks in the sky.

 

 

How can you pick just one?! Don't you see? Its TOGETHER that they make something incredible! There would be no Charlie Brown without Politik, no 42 without What if, no Speed of Sound without Shiver, No Scientist without Trouble. Each album is a step forward, and you don't admire the steps, you admire the run!

 

 

...but alright. If i HAD to pick, it would be Mylo Xyloto. It may not be as engaging or as diverse as previous work...but its far more hopeful, optimistic and encouraging.

 

I'll be in your army, sir. But my medals are all in neon colours :smug: