Hi guys,

 

I really like DLIBYH, but that melody in this song ( which sounds like a xylophone or something ) sounds familiar to me. Did they use any sample ( like in ETIAW ) or somethin like that from another artist, or is DLIBYH 100% Coldplays idea?

I mean, did they use some existing melodies or something?

 

Would really like to know that.

It is Coldplays but it soulds like Glass of Water to me

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When I first heard DYIBYH, I immediately thought of this, at 2:05:

 

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Sounds the same as the guitar intro, doesn't it?

Edit: ignore this. I thought this was the UWTB forum haha/

I think it sounds a lot like a sped-up version of MX - and so does A Hopeful Transmission.

Hi guys,

 

I really like DLIBYH, but that melody in this song ( which sounds like a xylophone or something ) sounds familiar to me. Did they use any sample ( like in ETIAW ) or somethin like that from another artist, or is DLIBYH 100% Coldplays idea?

I mean, did they use some existing melodies or something?

 

Would really like to know that.

 

Seeing as the only samples printed in the CD booklet are UWTB, ETIAW and POC I think this is all theirs! ;)

It is Coldplays but it soulds like Glass of Water to me

 

YESS I've been thinking that for so long!

It gives the same feel as Glass Of Water but different. This definitely has more colors and I LOVE Jonny's guitars and riffs here.

Hi guys,

 

I really like DLIBYH, but that melody in this song ( which sounds like a xylophone or something ) sounds familiar to me. Did they use any sample ( like in ETIAW ) or somethin like that from another artist, or is DLIBYH 100% Coldplays idea?

I mean, did they use some existing melodies or something?

 

Would really like to know that.

The melody sounds a lot like Glass of Water to me so maybe that's why it sounds familiar.

 

When I first heard it, GoW popped into my head immediately. :laugh3:

It actually has the same chord progression as GOW's verses, where GOW is D-F#m-Bm-G, and DLIBYH is B-D#m-G#m-E...which are both of the I-iii-vi-IV format. And the guitar is line is slightly similar to ETIAW. And the drums / intro have a slight Politik flavour. And the fast speed draws on Things I Don't Understand.

 

That said, DLIBYH sounds a little bit like everything else Coldplay has done but put together and better, in my opinion.