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What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear that coldplay song?

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I used to listen to that song every day in my last year of highschool, so it brings me memories of those times.

 

Green Eyes

 

what's the "hot dog" test?

 

 

I heard Chris say in a couple interviews recently that he can tell during a concert if a song is well liked by the audience by how many people leave to get a hot dog during the song.

 

From the stage, if he looks out into the audience, everything is dark except for the small rectangles of light at the back of each section in the arena (doorways) where people can get to the bathrooms and concessions. If he can see the lights well, he knows people are staying in the arena to enjoy the song. If the lights are blocked, he knows people are going through the doors, like to get a hot dog, and they don't like the song much.

 

It's one of the ways they eliminate unpopular songs early in a tour, and test out new, unrecorded songs. They never officially recorded Moses after playing it live, so that's why I figured it failed the hot dog test. [emoji39]

 

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Square One reminds me of going to middle school and listening to X&Y on my CD player during the bus ride

 

Death Will Never Conquer

Will's voice <3

 

The Goldrush

I heard Chris say in a couple interviews recently that he can tell during a concert if a song is well liked by the audience by how many people leave to get a hot dog during the song.

 

From the stage, if he looks out into the audience, everything is dark except for the small rectangles of light at the back of each section in the arena (doorways) where people can get to the bathrooms and concessions. If he can see the lights well, he knows people are staying in the arena to enjoy the song. If the lights are blocked, he knows people are going through the doors, like to get a hot dog, and they don't like the song much.

 

It's one of the ways they eliminate unpopular songs early in a tour, and test out new, unrecorded songs. They never officially recorded Moses after playing it live, so that's why I figured it failed the hot dog test. [emoji39]

 

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Ahaha that makes sense. Thanks for the explanation ☺

 

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Come on now, don't you want to see

This thing that's happening to me

 

Everything's not lost

Optimism and courage in difficult times

 

Brothers And Sisters

I realy shiver, so great metaphors and birds references

 

Lost!

too room too room toom toom

 

Hurts Like Heaven

My favorite song! And those guitar solos....

 

A Spell a Rebel Yell

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