M Marks The Spot

Death and All His Confidants

To ask the person a question why he or she didn't ask my permission to take the chicken and eat it. What does the red remind you of?

I'd rather expose myself to +40C. Would you rather have a snowball fight with your friends or go sledging with them?

50 minutes?

Miracles ?

I completely agree with you. However, I find it funny when an artist names an album after themselves and announces that "it's a personal record". I mean, aren't all the albums by artists supposed to be personal when they sing the songs and their records bear their stage name? Unless they are given a few tracks by some songwriters or producers to record them just for the sake of despair because they are considered being "possible" hits to cash in... I don't think it really matters whether the lyrics adress something deeply personal or intimate but at least musicians might be able to relate to the words or melodies they are going to sell regardless of where they come from...

Thank you for your opinion! Now I see what you mean... It does really makes sense if we take a debut album into consideration. On the other hand, when a recording artist names the following albums after himself or herself, it just suprises me because I still perceive it as an unusual thing. Perhaps I ought to take it for granted from now on... :D Most frequently unofficial names are those that listeners or fans come up with, if I'm not mistaken?

I've been puzzled since the moment I read the particular article which leaded me to ask this matter.

I've got a question with no answer yet. I've always thought that if a musician names his album after themselves, it's a self-titled album. However, I was reading an article, which claimed that an album with the same name as the artist, who had released it, is a nameless album. Does it mean that the term self-titled equals nameless in this case or not? Or did I misunderstand the point and learn the meaning of those words wrong?

Me watching TV again. This time The Simpsons and the Million Dolar Maybe episode in which the Coldplay make an appearance and perform Viva la Vida. That was a very pleasant suprise! :D

Lost+

I've just turned the TV on and there's Snoopy and Charlie Brown: the Peanuts Movie being broadcasted. Hmm, Charlie Brown in town.

so if you love someone, you should let them know oh the light that you left me will everglow 42

So you don't know where you're going and you wanna talk and you feel like you're going where you've been before

Cheb, the Czech Republic AROBTTH

I'm not really sure whether I ought to trust the tabloid press but this kind of news certainly raises hopes of a prospective attendance and performance of the Coldplay... So it's just a rumor, right?

This... So educational, yet groovy and not appearing to be preachy at all.

Umm... I've just looked it up and found this. https://www.whosampled.com/sample/371516/Coldplay-Life-in-Technicolor-II-Fairground-Attraction-Find-My-Love/

Yes, I have and it was quite fun! It included a nice view from the top when I was sitting a little higher above the ground. :D Have you ever teased your teacher in the lesson?

Welcome!

No, I haven't. Have you ever sung in public?

Mindblown! It screams the 90s fashion! I wonder what the concept may have been... "So here we are going to take a family photo, next you'll be pretending that you are being swallowed by the bush and lastly, just act naturally as you were all alone..." Hilarious yet ridiculous. :D

Oh, this sounds pretty right and accurate! I wish I had come up with this theory either. Anyway, the flowers were lucky enough to be held by the band. :joy:

That's so adorable! I can't believe how much cute they used to look nearly 20 years ago. Chris being goofy as usual and Guy, Jonny and Will seem to be somehow dragged into the mood Chris have set. :D

I don't think I'm ready to see photos from their early photoshoots. :joy: