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The Oracle confirms: Coldplay "very likely" on New Moon Soundtrack

oracle.jpgMore questions answered by The Oracle... (submit yours now!)

 

June 12, 2009 - submitted by Julie, United States of America

Q. Dear all-knowing Oracle, I heard a rumor that The Scientist by Coldplay (obviously) was going to be on the New Moon soundtrack. Is this true? Peace, luv, Julie <3

The Oracle replies:

It's very likely that a Coldplay song will end up on the soundtrack to the Twilight sequel given that Stephenie Meyer has credited Coldplay, amongst others, on the inner sleeve for "being instrumental in staving off the writer's block".

 

June 12, 2009 - submitted by julie, United States of America

Q. During the live version of Clocks on LEFTRIGHTLEFTRIGHTLEFT, Chris is heard repeating a phrase over and over after the verse "nothing else compares". Can you tell us what he is singing?

The Oracle replies:

"Home, home, where I wanted to go".

June 12, 2009 - submitted by Stefan, Germany

Q. Dear Oracle, I just found out that the Lovers in Japan video will be shown for the first time tonight on German TV. Will only the video be released or will it also be released as a single? Kind regards Stefan

The Oracle replies:

Back in November we showed the video here so it would seem there's no specific reason that German TV is airing it tonight.

 

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