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Up with the birds contains a sample of Brian May's Driven By You?!

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just bought my album ! already out in Belgium :)

and the case says thatUp with the birds contains a sample of Brian May's Driven By You !!!

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and if you import the cd into your in ITunes genre: Indie Rock ^^

This is a joke right?! The two songs couldn't be much more different?!

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I get the feeling that Coldplay are worried about a repeat of the Viva La Vida lawsuit and are subsequently listing songs that sound only remotely similar as samples (not that I think Driven By You and UWTB are at all similar).

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i'm not kidding

literally on the booklet

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'Up With the Birds contains backing vocals by Juanita Stein and a sample from Driven By You by Brian May.It also includes a lyrical sample from Anthem by Leonard Cohen used by permission of Sony'

:shocked2: I'd like to know which bit is from Driven By You?!

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totally no idea :p

I actually tortured myself by listening to the entire song "Driven By You", and I didn't even find out where the sample came from, my efforts were in vain...

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@Dan N6: That's a possibility. They don't take any chances.

I actually tortured myself by listening to the entire song "Driven By You"

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Don't make a fuss. "Driven By You" is a good song.

The samples are probably these "Ohhhhhhs".

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The first time it appears after "it's so hard to just go away".

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