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Coldplay's Oracle on Strawberry Swing video influences

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October 13, 2009 - submitted by Orla, Ireland

Q. Hey! Hey ! I am doing an essay on Cold play's new music video for Strawberry Swing. I can't seen to find any really good websites that have info about the creation and influences of the video ?? Any chance that you would know some??? Tanx :P

The Oracle replies:

Tsk tsk Orla, if this was my class I may make you write out one hundred times: Coldplay is one word not two. And there may also be detention for not looking more closely on this very website. Anyway joking aside, the Shynola interview makes for an interesting read plus an official statement that I guess will save you hours of research.

October 13, 2009 - submitted by ac, United Kingdom

Q. Is there a song by Chris Martin that contains the words (in that order): 'mould', 'high', 'low'??

The Oracle replies:

Are you sure you're not thinking of Coldplay's cover of

by a-ha? That contains the words 'know', 'high' and 'low'. I seriously cannot think of a song with any mention of mould...

 

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