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I don't know man... Honestly, it's just the Oldplayer in me that strongly misses their old magic of the first four, in the vocals and the instrumentation. Sure, Mylo and GS were great too, but AHFOD is just a NO. It's what split my relationship with the band in half. Maybe I was a bit too harsh there, but I really think the first half of albums are superior. Just an opinion, but one I strongly believe in.

Coldplay, please return to this format. This, this is glorious, especially for an improv.

NO

Listening currently to Tall Ships' FUCKIN PHENOMENAL new song, Petrichor. These guys...have a lot of promise. Like Coldplay/Radiohead promise.

A Million Ways To Die In The West 7.5/10 funny and entertaining, yet at points a little basic

yeah. @project_seventeen on instagram and my normal account is @jlm2002 which doesn't have much on the film but you can message me on here and discuss it. I could use a fancy title sequence for the beginning (make it as indie as possible though)

Ok, now I'm back on the forums and active again, how about we get a new game up and running? This game is entitled The Private Gig Game. Basically... You have five bands (three supports, a sub-headliner and a headliner) that you need to pick for a private gig at your house. The list of bands below is the list you need to pick from. There are certain amounts of money for each band, though, and you'll all be given (a fake) £900,000 to spend. Choose wisely, as each band costs different amounts. After you've picked (within the money range), another thread will be made where you can decide the setlists and order the bands will play. Here is the list: U2: £600,000 Metallica: £600,000 Coldplay: £450,000 Muse: £450,000 Radiohead: £300,000 Pearl Jam: £200,000 Linkin Park: £200,000 Green Day: £200,000 The Strokes: £190,000 Nine Inch Nails: £150,000 Blur: £140,000 Tame Impala: £130,000 Kings Of Leon: £100,000 Panic! At The Disco: £100,000 Arctic Monkeys: £100,000 Gorillaz: £100,000 twenty one pilots: £75,000 Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds: £75,000 Interpol: £60,000 Kasabian: £60,000 Beck: £60,000 Tycho: £60,000 The 1975: £50,000 Bring Me The Horizon: £50,000 Foals: £50,000 Catfish & The Bottlemen: £20,000 Imagine Dragons: £20,000 Slaves: £16,000 The Hives: £16,000 Incubus: £10,000 Boards Of Canada: £10,000 Keane: £10,000 Stereophonics: £5,000 The Jesus & Mary Chain: £5,000 Sundara Karma: £3,000

So, I have news. Three new various artists albums are coming down the drainpipe, one entitled Alternative Effects Box 2.0, one entitled Fragmented and of course the first of the AHFOD project albums, which will be a redo of LP7. But, since September last year, another reason I've been off these forums, delaying projects and overall not being active here is this: I'm working on a full-length indie film. Yeah. A film. ''New Line On The Horizon'' is an ongoing project, set to be released around 2019/2020. The story revolves around me and my rock band, but then evolves after the first half into a surprise, complex and different story than how it first began. It's a combination of drama & thriller (a music-based drama-thriller), and it features music by Radiohead, Nine Inch Nails, Interpol, Incubus, Kasabian, Boards Of Canada and Coldplay. It is heavily inspired by the popular 90's flick ''Trainspotting'' and is set out like an indie film would be, but there's no limits. Everything fits together in the story, but anything could happen, at anytime. Another inspiration for this film is ''The Walking Dead'', where the TV show's story starts off being just Rick, but evolves into a whole host of other characters later down the line. The script, storyline and first concept posters have all been completed and I've cast some people, planning to cast even more over the next couple of weeks. You could say it's a film that's promoting our first EP, ''New Year's Day'', which will be released at the end of the year, but it's also a full-fledged ''fuck-you'' to modern celebrity culture and politics, and it's a well deserved amount of praise towards different indie culture in the UK.

yes, they should. new side to them. new ideas.

Nice one Christa! These awards are great this year.

Well deserved! Keep up the streak!

Well deserved!

Nice one boys!

just a little experiement whilst I'm waiting for my AHFOD project to render and finish. vote here like it's a real award show and we'll see what the results are. This is very similar to the Coldplaying Awards, but this one's just for fun https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSegbtSV2kdIDGSmQfuszttwzE3jxdE9nX9gFbI6lROrSl-xPg/viewform

Certainly not my favourite LP track, but still a solid 7.5/10

I would happily place A Moon Shaped Pool by Radiohead as the album of the year with Bowie being artist of the year.

A HEAD FULL OF DREAMS- THE RE-VERSION OK, I'm currently working on a longer and better version of the album, and I've finished the first. Here is the link to the real A Head Full Of Dreams title track: https://mega.nz/#!qkcFjTgJ!D_cKCpskNcK-5gvgTpWn_oW31aB_yRbOanpznIgzhck ...and the rest of the tracklisting will be as follows 2. Birds 3. Indian Masquerade (formerly known as Hymn For The Weekend) 4. Everglow (the single version) 5. Adventure Of A Lifetime 6. Kaleidoscope 7. In-Vision 8. Day (formerly known as Amazing Day) 9. Something Just Like This 10. Colour Spectrum (longer) 11. Up&Up (bonus track: 12: Christmas With The Kangaroos) FIRST DRAFT LINK: https://mega.nz/#F!2hd02Izb!IYzoUbE3qZB0eLSv40_epg AOAL Single: 1. Adventure Of A Lifetime 2. Fun (edit) Everglow Single: 1. Everglow (the single version) 2. Miracles A Head Full Of Dreams EP: 1. A Head Full Of Dreams 2. Amazing Grace 3. Paradise- the AHFOD version 4. Time Traveller 5. Dreams (bonus track: Clocks- live from the Rose Bowl, Blue Treasure)

BRUTAL. HEAVY. I LOVE IT.

EPIC. The Jools performance in 05' is in their best LIVE in my opinion. Just so unique.

lol I love both GPASUYF versions but the MX version is just way better and much more appealing to me. On that line I wanna hear Coldplay do a grunge album. It would be so cool :)

On the subject of CSC, I'd like an entire album of it from Coldplay. Please guys, pick up some Only By The Night and take your ideas from that album. (currently working on a re-produced version of AHFOD now actually)

Considering 2016 is coming to a close, here's the The 'Three Songs For Each Month' playlist. January 2016 Untitled- Interpol Extreme Ways- Moby A Wolf At The Door- Radiohead February 2016 The Golden Age- Beck Grace- Jon Hopkins Lane Boy- twenty one pilots March 2016 Mofo- U2 Out Of Touch- Brothertiger Touch Me I'm Sick- Mudhoney April 2016 (prepare for NIN overload) Hurt- Nine Inch Nails The Frail- Nine Inch Nails A Warm Place- Nine Inch Nails May 2016 Daydreaming- Radiohead We're In This Together- Nine Inch Nails Midnight Gold- Young Georgian Lolitaz June 2016 I Sat By The Ocean- Queens Of The Stone Age Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor Rich Man Poor Man Beggars Man Thief- Radiohead Roland- Interpol July 2016 How Soon Is Now?- The Smiths We've Got A File On You- Blur Disorder- Joy Division August 2016 (god there was LOADS of good stuff) Just Like You Imagined- Nine Inch Nails Between Two Dreams- Pomegranates Happy Song- Bring Me The Horizon September 2016 Vessel- Nine Inch Nails Spit It Out- Slaves Tenement Song- Pixies October 2016 Meditations On Loss- Tall Ships Somewhat Damaged- Nine Inch Nails Talent- Pixies November 2016 Chop Suey!- System Of A Down Underwater- Porches On Hold- The xx December 2016 Crawl- Kings Of Leon Charmer- Kings Of Leon London Thunder- Foals

The amazing new KOL track, LIVE. I love Kings Of Leon, fan since 08

The XX's stellar single, On Hold:

NOT THE COMIC SANS!