i thought we could have something in here on his talent. ;)

 

it's so amazing. and beautiful. and ahh i love it.

:)

 

*listens to the scientist with pleasure*

;) :P agreed!!

not to be too much of a churmudgeon (sic), but i think amazing is an overstatement :(

Hmm yeah I don't know about amazing, but it's very soothing :cool:

I also think it's amazing :smug:

Ditto!

nah, I think its amazing, absolutely gorgeous voice

yeah, his voice is so fucking amazing, I just love it. :blush: :blush:

I love his voice on the song Sparks from Parachutes, It is so beautiful I can't believe it. His voice is very sexy on Clocks though. whatever, it is AMAZING! :smug:

amen on clocks and the scientist but its not amazing......its very close tho......i`d say its a fantastic voice and thats not going as far as amazing (i think lol) :D

I only can say... *sighs* :P

Nah, I'd say amazing, especially the end of 'The Scientist' live *sighs with noni*

*joins the big sigh with my 'sighing team' partner* :P

AMAZING!!!!!!!!!

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!

and

PERFECT!!!!!!

*joins the big sigh with my 'sighing team' partner* :P

 

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

Our secret weapon: BREATHING!!!!

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

*tries to*

I'm breathing right now, DAMN I'M GOOD AT THIS!!! ;) :D

not to be too much of a churmudgeon (sic), but i think amazing is an overstatement

 

agreed

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I think its amazing, absolutely gorgeous voice

Hai!

Quan Chi!

(just had to say that)

not to be too much of a churmudgeon (sic), but i think amazing is an overstatement

 

agreed

 

I guess everyone is entitled to their opinions, but I think it is amazing as does the person who reviewed the Faultline album with Chris's guest vocals:

 

"Chris Martin's vocal prowess has always been Coldplay's supernatural center, and Kosten quickly establishes that grainy, loping coo as a force entirely independent of his band's earnest, sentimental melancholy. Textured, rich, and dripping with sinister, sexy longing, Martin outshines himself on "Where Is My Boy?", infusing each word and breath with desperate immediacy, flitting effortlessly from whisper to howl, begging and demanding, advancing and receding, his voice always fat with a throbbing, unnamed ache.

 

Coldplay's melodic rock stew has never really provided the kind of sparse, shadowy stage that Kosten builds here, and, subsequently, Martin's nuanced murmur-gone-falsetto has never quite gotten the spotlight it deserves: set against a backdrop of tinny drums, the odd acoustic strum, lots of rumbling synths, and some achingly slow backbeats, "Where Is My Boy?" features the kind of subtly alarming vocal performance (Martin backs himself-- a wild, schizophrenic chorus of spinning Chris) that can fill in your cracks, wear you out, and leave you panting and oddly violated. It's easily one of the finest vocal tracks we'll hear this year"

 

http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/f/faultline/your-love-means-everything.shtml

Chris has a fantastic voice especially on 'Sparks' and 'Clocks'.

I agree with that review... Chris in Faultline's song is fantastic!!

 

*runs to play Your love means everything* :D

Well I have to say that I do enjoy hearing Chris sing...

 

although when he talks I have to pay full attention, 'cause he happens to mumble a lot and I cannot understand what he is saying so... maybe it's just me, but I do have to fully pay attention :lol:

Pay attention on Chris, eh? :sneaky: I know you don't mind!! :P