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The Oracle speaks on Coldplay's 2000 Miles cover

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July 31, 2009 - submitted by Rodney, Netherlands

Q. Hi Oracle! Wikipedia told me that 2000 Miles was available as a download on the official website, and as I know that this is the official website, but the song was covered a long time ago. Is there still a chance that I can download this song on this site, or is that not possible?

The Oracle replies:

The track was first available from 16th Dec 2003 until 1st Jan 2004 which was appropriate to the lyrics; the Christmas period. The cover had been recorded by Chris while on tour in the US that year. As it was available for a limited time only, you can no longer download it from this site. However you can still hear it on the timeline.

July 31, 2009 - submitted by Allan, Chile

Q. Dear Oracle!!! You talked about Embrace! Do you like them? Did Coldplay play Gravity or any other Embrace song? And other question: what's your favorite latin american artist? Thanks! :-)

The Oracle replies:

Yes Embrace have some cracking tunes; we like them! I think you may have misunderstood Allan. Gravity was written by Coldplay and Embrace recorded a version of it. My favourite Latin American artist is Gloria Estefan who was born in Cuba.

 

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