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You come anytime you want yeah She Will Be Loved by Maroon 5

Del Amitri @I ran away, usually with competitions like that the worst songs end up winning. I haven't listened to his song so I'm not sure whether I'd like his song at all but with competitions it's just a trend I see that the most "popular" as opposed to what's best wins.

Train

Yuki Kajiura

Everglow :D

Yes, actually Stonebank

@driftaguy This is a more realistic path Coldplay could take and I'd be completely open to it. IMO she's pushing the boundaries of experimental pop while bringing it into the mainstream. Maybe we'd get the best of both worlds: Coldplay's sublime melody and Billie Eilish's minimal, slightly experimental flavor. Isn't that what so many people wanted on this forum for so long? Although I suspected @I ran away wouldn't be on board with that, after all there is very little as far as melody goes in her works. Coldplay could always bring that in, though. No disrespect, though. As you said, tastes differ! About no album collaborations, I'd like to see that in a future album too. Even just once more. I tend to find the more "authentic" artists don't collaborate as much. It's a good idea of course but it's just a trend I've seen where really good music has no features, decent pop music usually has one or two features, or none at all, and all the terrible rap music out there has dozens of features. I know Los Unidades isn't necessarily Coldplay, but combine that with their (IMO) worst work has tons of features per song, and I'd say it's fair to say that at least IMO songs with features usually tend to be worse than songs without features, ironically. You'd think the more people that work on a song the better, but there's some really funny meme somewhere, I can't find it, but it had the lyrics of a song written by either a band or just a single person, which were really poetic. Then they show the song on the right side which has dozens of writers (released on a single name) that just says the same thing over and over LOL. So more people doesn't necessarily mean better music! About GS' collabs, I'd say you'd also want to throw Jon Hopkins in there as well with Midnight should you count Avicii. I can't remember the precise role he played but I do know he at least made a remix of Midnight and he think he helped with the production somewhat, hence the song's experimental. I don't know whether I'd count either though, because I think Avicii produced ASFOS somewhat and I know that he played the piano on there (or at least did in the first or some version of the song lol), and he even made an unofficial remix of the song (posted on YouTube, there's lots of fake remixes on there and it isn't on iTunes or anything so it's likely a fake but who knows, it might be leaked! Probably some person who managed to make a really good remix IMO out of the song though...... which is surprising considering you'd think fake remixers would overdo it but they really kept their influence on the song down and made it feel real "authentic". So maybe it is a real remix by him, who knows. What I do know is that Avicii was involved with ASFOS and I do think Jon Hopkins was with Midnight too, but don't quote me on that. But as I said before no one else sings on the album so I don't know whether I'd count either of those people as neither are actual featured collabs.

Nothing Else Compares .....or, "You Are", or as my brother says, "ooooooooo aaaaaaaaaa" LOL Bullet Ride by In Flames

Elephante

HONNE

Against All Odds by Phil Collins

LOL well you don't necessarily have to have an iPod, just whatever's in your library of music wherever you listen to it...... or whether you know of the artist or not So I said Air Traffic Controller last time, any of you have them on your iPod? Or library or whatever lol

Dire Straits

@M Marks The Spot Bonus points for not only making the last lyric rhyme with mine but using that as the connecting lyric! I reread your post btw and I thought I originally read that it was by P!nk but I looked closer and it turns out it wasn't LOL Also nice one with Take That! @I ran away what?!!? I didn't know Someone That Loves You had a version with Chris Martin! I know that song and like it..... huh..... never know there was a version with Chris Martin singing. Gonna need to check that out :O "It doesn't make any sense This tragic ending......" One Last Time by Dream Theater

Regarding dubstep, I'd be totally down if it were dubstep like this:

Green Eyes is kinda country too. In their early days they had their countryish moments. I'm gonna be honest I would totally embrace a heavy sound from Coldplay next .Even though I know it's not happening I've been getting into some way heavy stuff recently.

I'd probably say True Love Waits, the original acoustic version. So good.

You Do It To Yourself Brothers and Sisters

Sugar Ray by Sugar Ray

U2

Cold

One Life by Hedley

Anybody wanna start this game up after a year and a half?

Anyone?

Well I've gotta lot of new songs, so I'll just do the shuffle list again: Timebomb by Walk the Moon Room 137 by Dream Theater Irreplaceable by Beyonce True Love Waits by Radiohead, AMSP version Oveture 1928 by Dream Theater Prologue by Jon Hopkins The Rose by Westlife A New Beginning by Dream Theater Keep On Wanting by The Fray I Need You by LeAnn Rimes Princess of China ft. Rihanna by Coldplay My Friends by RHCP Titanium ft. Sia, Arno Cost by David Guetta Present Tense by Radiohead Underwater by Jon Hopkins Into the Sunset by Mako Let You Down ft. Danyka Nadeau by Stonebank Everything Connected by Jon Hopkins Rain King by Counting Crows Happy Now ft. Elley Duhe by ZEDD One Kiss ft. Dua Lipa by Calvin Harris A New Dawn by Teminite Dystopian Overture by Dream Theater Raðljóst, Pt. II by Staring at the Sun Weightless Pt. II by Marconi Union Moving to Mars by Coldplay Never Say Never by the Fray Moses by Coldplay The Walking Shadow by Dream Theater How to Disappear Completely by Radiohead