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  1. Well, I have some bad news for you...
  2. This forum is so ancient and that's why I love it. Seeing old, old fans here after all this time always baffles me. I hope this forum stands the test of time, even with its good and bad days, it's a gem of the internet as it was practically formed around the Parachutes Era. Now, I've been a massive fan since 2009 (I use to say they're my religion lol) and even though I'm a sucker for the Parachutes โ€” Viva la Vida period, I still love them and listen to regularly everything they put out, from Major Minus to Something Just Like This, and Arabesque to X Marks the Spot cause even their pop stuff stand out from the other pop acts in the musical industry currently. Also, they're still a rock band, as it encompasses 80% of their discography. What they do is usually experimenting with pop and even on that you can still find rock elements here and there. What I basically want to say is: please don't give up on them lol
  3. Off topic but would you link me the interview where he revealed A Head Full of Dreams?
  4. Sorry, I meant that both the artwork and that absurd fake title were A.I.-generated. The song itself is just an old demo of Lethal Drug (a.k.a. Love in a Lethal Dose), a song Coldplay did with Avicii prior the Ghost Stories Era, along with A Sky Full of Stars. It just upsets me 'cause so many people claim it to be real and that it will be on Vol. II so often that it gets on my nerves. I apologise, though. Just, please, spread the truth out there so people won't fall for it anymore.
  5. Oh my goodness, you can't be serious now. Colyakshs whatever it's not a real leak (or a song). It was made through A.I. by a user from the Coldplay Discord group. It was made as a joke and I can't believe people still fell for it like that
  6. Awesome find! Where did you get it, if you don't mind?
  7. Holy moly, this sounds incredible, it's almost like listening to a whole new bunch of songs! I do understand your concern about the files, though whenever you feel like sharing them somehow, just please let me know. Anyway, thank you so, so much for making these songs available in such amazing quality!!!! Not all heroes wear capes, they just happen to have the best devices ever lol
  8. People of the Pride is not a single, is a promotional single, just like Coloratura. Chris also confirmed it's not a single at all
  9. On Lost+, Jay-Z raps "shit" at certain moment.
  10. Would you mind sending it to me as well, please?
  11. Vampire Symphony is badly mixed because that version was altered by the fake EP leaker. That one was made of two different takes and different mixes of the song. They just joined them both together.
  12. This is a complete different scenario. Viva demos are shorter songs and only a few of them. Now we're talking about a huge amount of files, which most of them are just different takes and mixes of what we already got, but much better, on their evolved form. There are only three or four exclusive songs, so, if anyone's gonna leak anything, should just stick to the exclusives, not the others. This reminds me what happened to Radiohead with their MiniDiscs [Hacked] compilation album. After it leaked, they officially released it as a response. Still not a wise idea to leak the whole file, since it's too personal and is just a bunch of things we already got and better.

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