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I ran away

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  1. Can you record it with your phone ? :)
  2. @flockofbirds222 - seems you are on the right track, can you give your reasonings ?
  3. No to both, but now you got the first clue right ! What could the third...of the first... be ? Find it and then find it elsewhere !
  4. no but you found something important there...
  5. Glad you're back :)
  6. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Aanb8my-6U Mobile Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Aanb8my-6U
  7. I just skimmed through the debate in this thread. Don't care enough about the Up&Up video to post a detailed comment here, but in principle I agree with most of the things said by @The Adversary except that I would like to note that: - personally, I think Coldplay's videos were never as great as their songs, except for The Scientist. But for sure video quality, especially for the big singles, has been on the decline recently (AOAL with product placement, POC with stupid Oriental cliches etc., ASFOS with a totally random video that didn't reflect the mood of the song or the album at all....) Don't know where they are going. I'm really worried that in the next Era, Chris will appear in bling bling clothes and be surrounded by scantily clad women shaking their butts into the camera. - in my opinion, The Hardest Part video is the low point of the otherwise great and cherished X&Y Era. That weird acrobatics footage and the song just don't fit together. - overall I'm more worried about song quality than video quality. It's true that the target group for Coldplay songs has changed radically, from mature and reflective young people to the YOLO-partying teen generation, to put it provocatively. The videos, especially the ones for the big singles, are obviously reflecting that change. This was the most surprising moment in this thread for me
  8. This may be part of the riddle ! No to Nie...before you think about the third of the first, you need to get the first part of the clue right. Nobody got the Era right so far. When the last ones were the first ones.. Hope you all get well soon !
  9. MX/Hurts Like Heaven We need your votes, @The Adversary, @beastwars @prospekt46
  10. No Another clue: "Back then" refers to a particular Era
  11. Can someone please record this stream ?
  12. Something awkward happened to me today :wacky: My roommate wanted to go out for the evening and so did I a little later than her. I had about 45 mins to get ready in the bathroom and I thought she had left cause I had heard the front door slam, so I put on Parachutes in my room at full blast so that I would hear it in the bathroom. While getting ready I sang along to some of the songs, but not even properly - just humming random parts or singing like "oooooh ooooooh oooooh all yelloooooow !" Well, towards the end of the album I realized my roommate had not left the apartment yet...and I died with mortification.
  13. No.... Here is a clue: One of the numerical references is to letters and the other one is to numbers.
  14. So they didn't play it ? Really ? I can't find any reliable information right now, hope it will be clear tomorrow. For a minute this got me really excited though.
  15. Dare I look it up ? EDIT: WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAT ? A RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD ?!!!
  16. Wouldn't have thought I'd ever say this, but it is spring, I am very happy and Amazing Day has been striking a nerve with me recently !
  17. No Claude Debussy ?
  18. Cool, @alisbe ! Congrats !

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