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The Oracle speaks on Coldplay making a James Bond theme

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

 

May 12, 2009 - submitted by Michel, Germany

Q. Is Coldplay interested in making a Bond song one day?

The Oracle replies:

It's certainly something they dreamed of before they made it as a band. They share a love of John Barry, who scored the majority of Bond films.

 

May 12, 2009 - submitted by Kurvine, Japan

Q. Dear Oracle, Is it true that emotions are for the weak? This is so disturbing! Help! Thank you!

The Oracle replies:

I agree with you. I don't think it's at all healthy to bottle up emotions. Even anger needs to be released as long as it's done in an aware, safe manner. I personally feel it's stronger to show emotion and to be in touch with your feelings. I have seen bad things happen to people who don't, that said, it's not for everyone.

May 12, 2009 - submitted by crispus, United Kingdom

Q. Oh Oracle, Are Coldplay keen on the Flaming Lips? Thanks very much

The Oracle replies:

Well as you are probably aware, if you read our news regularly, Mercury Rev recently supported Coldplay down under. The Flaming Lips are often compared to Mercury Rev and in fact Jonathan Donahue (vocals & guitar) joined the former as a second guitarist. In answer to your question, yes the band are keen on The Flaming Lips and you often see Chris donning their t-shirts.

 

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