ok so, is there going to be 2 versions released? just the ep, and then the album/ep? or do i have to purchase the album again?

^The digital version is sold online. The album will be reissued with the ep for physical release, so if you want a physical copy of the EP, you have to purchase the album again.

^The digital version is sold online. The album will be reissued with the ep for physical release, so if you want a physical copy of the EP, you have to purchase the album again.

 

No. :shy:

ok so, is there going to be 2 versions released? just the ep, and then the album/ep?

 

Yes. :wideeyed:

On the site where the cover is showed, you can buy the EP seperated! and not just digital!

Format: CD it says!!

Woww

 

Personally I like this cover more than VLVODAAHF

On the special edition VLV cover, it says the EP contains "Glass Of Water" but lists no other songs. Does this mean Glass Of Water will be the next single to promote it?

No.

 

Isn't that what it said originally in the release?

No...

The sticker on the front says "Plus 5 New EP Tracks." I believe if you don't count Lost+ and the Lovers in Japan remix, there should still be 6 tracks. Do you think they aren't counting Life in Technicolor II as a new EP track, or is this more proof that Now My Feet Won't Touch the Ground is an alternate version of Strawberry Swing?

 

This link shows us that the special edition of VLV includes the whole Prospekt's March EP. The tracklist shows us, but on the bottom it also says: "This special version of the CD includes the Prospekt's March EP as a bonus." So I think (hope) there's no doubt about it.

I really like the cover, even if the VLV cover looked better imo.

But this special edition/digital release/physical disk thing is really confusing...

I guess I´ll have to buy all three kinds of the EP :P

it looks really nice i love it :laugh3:

wow thanks for the cover!!

Confirmed by Coldplay.com

Thanks ! And now, we finally have the name of the painting ! :D

It's the Battle of Poitiers (who took place in 1356 between England and France and in which the French king Jean was captured by the English soldiers :p)

 

http://www.coldplay.com/newsdetail.php?id=166

Shouldn't there be an apostrophe between the T and the s - Prospekt's March? Unless it is a statement that Prospeckts (plural) are marching - they march? [/Geek].

Shouldn't there be an apostrophe between the T and the s - Prospekt's March? Unless it is a statement that Prospeckts (plural) are marching - they march? [/Geek].

Prospekts March = Prospekts + March

 

Prospekts --> Prospectors? (Someone who explores an area for mineral deposits... say, for gold?)

 

March --> Self-explanatory

 

Therefore, Prospekts March = Album for people looking for gold or other nice things? (Well, really people marching along the Viva La Vida path looking for other pieces of gold, which in this case, would be "good songs"?)

Ah, I thought it meant a march that belonged to Prospekt (one person), therefore you'd have an apostraphe, but if it's a statement that Prospekts (plural) march, then that's fine. Sorry, ignore me lol.

Prospekt's journal entry has one

Good point, Ian! OK, I'm angry again, time to rant to the Oracle...

booo... it has no boobies :P

Awesome cover! and now confirmed, the norwegian site was right!

Prospekt is actually a German word, but Prospekt's or Prospekts March just doesn't make any sense for me. If Prospekt is meant to be a weird name, ok, then maybe... :thinking: *confused*

 

The artwork looks great.