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Coldplay's Oracle talks more on roadie Matt McGinn's forthcoming book

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October 9, 2009 - submitted by Renate, Netherlands

Q. Hi Oracle, 2 Questions about the book: 1.Will it be possible to buy the book "My life on the Road with Coldplay" at a bookstore? (And not via Internet because I have bad experiences with that). 2. Will it be available in other languages too? For example in German? (OK that's 3 questions)

The Oracle replies:

The book will not be available in any other language; definitely not on its first run anyway. It would have to be a big seller for publishers to justify extending its print to international text. As long as the book stores stock it you'll be able to get it in shops but given you're in the Netherlands the Internet is the best way. Don't let bad experiences put you off; use a reputable company and you should be fine.

October 9, 2009 - submitted by Jonathan, United States of America

Q. Hey there Mr.Oracle sir, just got a question here that is rather a difficult spot to ask anyone I know personally-- Recently I've come to know that the alto saxophone that I brought back from school last year (which I was under the impression that it was mine) is actually the school's. I learned this after my younger sister who is still in that school brought home my instrument that my instructor said I left there. The big problem is that he hasn't noticed that I now have 2 sax's, because they came up one extra when they checked their set. My predicament now is that my father said that since they came in with an extra anyway that I should keep the school's one and mine so that I have a spare (coincidentally, they're both Yamahas.) I feel kinda conflicted about this though, because it seems like I would be stealing the instrument from them. Any ideas?

The Oracle replies:

This is only tricky because of advice you've been given already. I think we both know what you want to do. It's you that has to live with any consequence of any action so probably wise to start following your own heart, gut and mind. As long as you can always justify your actions I reckon your conscience will rest easy.

 

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