June 8, 200818 yr :happy2:I Love 'Cementries of London' and the ending is so spine tingling and very cool, what does everyone else think???????????????? ooh, i love the ALBUM!
June 10, 200818 yr yeah its amazing, i wish they could expand it...or maybe its just perfect the way it is
June 16, 200818 yr This ending on first listen reminded me of those random piano excerpts that the show House MD has in some of their episodes...it's so awesome !
June 16, 200818 yr I've heard the whole album maybe twice, but I've heard COL about 40 times,lol...and STILL I forget that piano bit at the end is coming. It's just such a yummy little bonus on an already perfect song, and it adds to the song's charm SO MUCH!:D Have I mentioned I kinda like this song???? (lol)
June 25, 200818 yr I think the piano ending is too much, that sounds cool but it doesn't fit I think they should have removed that
June 25, 200818 yr It does have a perfect ending; and come to think of it, Coldplay seems to have gotten past their issue of often messing up a great song near the end (*cough*Low*cough*); none of the songs on Viva La Vida have that problem. Most of them actually save the best bit for the end...like Cemeteries of London. :D
July 14, 200818 yr Cementries of London?? Does it rock?? Is it going to be included in the new tour set??:confused:
July 14, 200818 yr IT BETTER!...Now shouldn't you be in a certain clinic? Hasn't it sunk in yet??:rolleyes:
July 14, 200818 yr Whenever I hear this I get a vision of what the piano solo might look like on a video. As the song furiously comes to a halt, suddenly you see Chris, all alone, in a huge, old, dark mansion. There is moonlight coming in a window, illuminating Chris. He's standing in front of an old Grandfather clock. Chris reverently turns the minute hand of the clock until the clock strikes midnight. Then you hear the two lines of the piano solo as if they were the chimes of the clock. Chris closes the clock face. End of video. Do you like? That's just something I imagined the first time I heard the song. I wanted to share it. Thanks!
September 2, 200817 yr Everytime I hear this song I get chills... the lyrics are beautiful, just BEAUTIFUL. And I love the "la la la" sound... ahhhh, sooo good. And my favorite line in the song is, "there are ghosttowns in the ocean".... WOW! And yes... that ending... Sooooooo brilliant. Just right... and just beautiful, and shiver-worthy.
September 5, 200817 yr Whenever I hear this I get a vision of what the piano solo might look like on a video. As the song furiously comes to a halt, suddenly you see Chris, all alone, in a huge, old, dark mansion. There is moonlight coming in a window, illuminating Chris. He's standing in front of an old Grandfather clock. Chris reverently turns the minute hand of the clock until the clock strikes midnight. Then you hear the two lines of the piano solo as if they were the chimes of the clock. Chris closes the clock face. End of video. Do you like? That's just something I imagined the first time I heard the song. I wanted to share it. Thanks! Wow, you have perfect imagination... I fell in love with this song from the first time I heard it. It reminds me of Shiver (it has got a bit similar tempo and rhytm) and maybe is better than most of songs of Coldplay, written in the past years. And the lyrics are sooo different from everything they have written... And seeing this song live on Youtube made me happy...I hope to watch it in a good quality or on a possible DVD release...someday.. :)
July 31, 200917 yr I think it's very good end of the song, also when it's played on guitar in live performances
September 23, 200916 yr This song is so wonderful live, I love love love Jonny's guitar riffs at the beginning :wacky:
September 25, 200916 yr Totally agree !! I love so much this song :wacky: it's one of my favorite song with A Rush Of Blood To The Head. In live this song is soooooo amazing !!! it's so perfect
October 28, 200916 yr Whenever I hear this I get a vision of what the piano solo might look like on a video. As the song furiously comes to a halt, suddenly you see Chris, all alone, in a huge, old, dark mansion. There is moonlight coming in a window, illuminating Chris. He's standing in front of an old Grandfather clock. Chris reverently turns the minute hand of the clock until the clock strikes midnight. Then you hear the two lines of the piano solo as if they were the chimes of the clock. Chris closes the clock face. End of video. Do you like? That's just something I imagined the first time I heard the song. I wanted to share it. Thanks! Wowowow. That's amazing. I'll accualy draw up a storyboard for the song. I just got loads of ideas rushing through my head!!!!
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