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Im glad same for me! :)

Don't worry, I put Drake LOL. You're not alone. Deadmau5

I don't like it when mainstream music was amazing in 2012 and then within 3 years turned into total crap. Other thoughts: Let's bring this thread back!

I'm going to give you the love you deserve. Why did this thread go completely ignored for 5 years?!! That's completely unfair. BTW look at your messages to likes recieved... how is that possible?!! Did you spam all over the place?! :P Must be a glitch. Same artist from "A Thousand Miles". Another wonderous example of a pop song. I miss days when pop was actually good... :( And I am in a way talking about the time when this song was released, but then again not so as I was nowhere near old enough to think deeply about this stuff :D

Cause in a sky, cause in a sky full of stars, I think I saw you (I challenge myself to use the hardest words to complete these lyrics, this one took me a while to find. I don't know why. :D)

Let's start this thread up again. 5: I played Rock Band 2 a lot on drums. I was into hard rock/heavy metal that kinda thing. Like Metallica, Avenged Sevenfold, etc. I liked some of not as hard stuff like Nirvana as well since a lot of that was on there. I was not into soft music atttt all (since I wanted songs to be challenging to play lol). I did like Adams Song and Viva la Vida I guess, so I did appreciate some slow songs if I didn't have to play them on Rock Band 2 :P 10: A little bit of the stuff I was interested in before, but I was one of those kids listening to the radio all the time, not paying too much attention to anything else... I was more familiar with pop music at this time, but still like those old school kinda songs. Started to take a liking to slower songs as well. I'm not even 15 yet so I can't say the rest yet... the real story begins when I really got into getting my own music around a year and a half ago. :D

By a post posted on the Coldplaying Forums more than 4 years ago. One most of you should know... Radiohead

Let's get this game going again, after more then 4 years. Wilco. An Echo

You're guess is as good as mine. How To Save A Life?

Let's Revive this game. Broken Arrows - Avicii. Only one letter off!!

I'm surprised you actually like Coldplay with the heaviness of some of the bands you mentioned. Great to see people with different musical tastes here though! :) EDIT: I'm not saying I don't like those band's music. I do like some of their songs! Just that most fans of those tend to think of Coldplay as whiny and lame, so I'm surprised you don't fall into that ignorant category of fans, so in fact I'm actually complimenting you! :)

Great post! :)

Let's bring this back. A year and a half. That's much too long, now isn't it? :D Person above me forgot Q R and S. I'm going to start with Q. Queen

When I look in your eyes, I forget all about what hurts

The Fray: How To Save A Life, Be Still, Ungodly Hour, Trust Me, Hundred, Happiness, sonngs like that. Rihanna's Close To You does the trick. Radiohead: True Love Waits, Pyramid Song, No Surprises, to name a few. And most of all, Coldplay's Up With The Birds. The best song that has been made, is made, and will be made. Hands down. Other songs by them: Paradise Viva la Vida Amsterdam The Scientist Fix You Prospekt's March/Poppyfields O (Reprise) Politik U.F.O Trouble Careful Where You Stand Warning Sign See You Soon A Ghost Etc... And Birds And Amazing Day. And Fun. And Up&Up. To give the new songs a chance. And Everglow.

Let's revive this thread. The Fray - Same As You

1. Pick Your Artist The Fray 2. Are you male or female? She Is 3. Describe yourself: Dead Wrong 4. Describe where you currently live? Little House 5. If you could go anywhere, where would you go? Munich 6. Your favorite form of transportation? The Wind 7. Your favorite color is? Same As You 8. What's the weather like? Hurricane 9. Favorite time of day? Ungodly Hour 10. If your life was a TV show, what would it be called? Break Your Plans 11. What is life to you? We Build Then We Break 12. What is the best advice you have to give? Be Still 13. If you could change your name, what would it be? The Fighter 14. Your favorite food is? Happiness 15. Thought for the Day: You Found Me 16. How I would like to die? I Can Barely Say 17. Describe your friends: Heaven Forbid 18. My soul's present condition: Closer To Me I might do another one of these sometime down the line. :D

And when you find it you'll keep it in a permanent state

I was thinking of making a thread dedicated to this, good job I didn't and chose to browse the old Coldplaying stuff first! :D (I guess it would have told me this existed anyways :D) Celine Dion - My Heart Will Go On

Last time I posted here it was Kid A. Oh how time flies... around 3 months ago, Jon Hopkins' Immunity. Good album, minimalist techno sort of experimental thing. Probably my least favorite from him so far not including the soundtracks, but it's still good, that goes to show what a genius this guy is :) BTW let's revive this thread! Would be interested to hear what all the new people on this board like (and the people who've been around here for a while now and what they're recently digging....)

I miss this thread.

Really? We ran out that fast? Let's revive this thread with a really sort of indie artist not many of you (except @beastwars, the one who posted the video that got me into them in the first place) would know: DIIV

Opalescent - Jon Hopkins. Perhaps one of the best chill albums of all time. It really isn't even electronic, yes part of it is formed with electronic elements but you consistently find acoustic/electric guitars in it. There's background synths and electronic drumbeats but it's not overtly electronic like Immunity. I find it funny that those effects and stuff were most likely actually electronically generated although felt completely organic, yet Immunity has that kind of "obvious" electronic vibe to it even though he did stuff with normal everyday objects to form the record :D Of course it doesn't feel completely electronic, just an organic electronic that feels more electronic then organic, Opalescent, which was prob more electronic... oh well, I'm getting twisted up in my words here, you all know what I mean, this isn't supposed to be an album review thread anyways :lol:

Ordinary Day - Vanessa Carlton (The same artist that made "A Thousand miles"!!)