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Hello :cool:

Hello, or as they say in England... errr... Hello :idea2:

I think Will mentioned in an interview about there being three versions. The album version, leaked and another one :biker:

Hey Steph, nice find :cool:

Helo :D

I got mine on eBAY for £7... not bad not bad :wink3:

I was going to make a post about this a while ago... but many late nights and endless cups of coffee later (and loads of broken strings :lol: ) I eventually figured it out. I am soon to buy a digital guitar tuner though, it is probably the easiest way.

The Hardest Part

Hi I recieved a copy of this EP in the post today :cool: Almost completed my collection of official releases :D Only The Blue Room and Safety EP to go :wink3: After listening to the CD in my car during my lunch hour, I realised just how far Coldplay have come in the past 5 years. I mean, their quality of music has always been the same but their live efforts have improved so much. I guess that comes with age and experience and of course, more money - but as a conversation piece, for those who have this CD or have sneakily downloaded the songs... what do you think? :)

The two people in the In My Place music video bare no relation to Chris Martin or anybody in the band, I believe they're a couple of bloody lucky extras! :lol:

Hi coldluv :) Ode to deoderant can easily be one of the most sought after Coldplay songs :) You will not find it on the internet that's for sure! I am not entirely familiar with the story, but I believe it was a demo sent out to radio stations and record labels back in 1998. Due to lack of interest these were discarded... I guess only people close to the band, and the band themselves would have the remaining copies :( Gravity is not as hard to get hold of... just use the search function at the very top of this page, it has definately been posted in the Multimedia section - as I have downloaded it there before :D Both the live and studio version can be found :) A Ghost can also be found in the Multimedia section... it will not take you longer than 2 minutes, I guarantee it :cool:

Scroll up... yeah keep going, almost there... SEARCH :idea2:

Hmmm I have not heard this before, but an interesting theory! :) I have to finish reading Look At The Stars :stunned:

Welcome :)

I was immeadiately drawn to this post because Warner is my surname! :lol: Warning Sign is great, so many threads about it though :/

Hello and welcome to the forum! :D If you like Coldplay there aint no bedda place to be ya'll :dozey:

Hi :D couldn't agree with you more :smug:

The Perishers (they wrote a song called Pills)

Aaaah... here I am again :( P.s. Steppenwolf... shut up :P

Use the search function - all of these are in the multimedia section! :inquisitive:

On second thoughts Politik is my choice, closely followed by Square One and Don't Panic... I remember back in 2002 when I saw Coldplay for the first time... they were about to come on and that Live DVD 2003 intro music started to play... lights went down and then... 1... 2... 3... 4... BAM! BAM! BAM! BAM! BAM! and so on :D It was a great experience and an absolutely amazing opener... hence my decision to change my vote :cool: P.s. Square One at Earl's Court pitch black with just that white countdown was breathtaking too :P

It has to be Square One :D Politik and Don't Panic are absolute classics, but for diversity and originality Square One is imo the winner :)

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eitteN ruoy tsop edam on esnes! :lol: yrt niaga! :P

do you have their three albums? :P are you able to read ? Oooooh FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! :lol: