hulkioa06

http://www.hafssol.co.uk/html/().htm

here's everything i have. includes books from the first six albums, plus a few others like i want none of this, and videotape. there isn't a lot of new stuff from in rainbows yet. cheers http://www.megaupload.com/?d=J3ALT9UZ

what songs in particular? i have just about everything

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AMPMJSE6 :-)

i believe this is it =) http://rapidshare.com/files/50427445/gcpsm.rar.html

im lazy.... =X sheet music?

weighted keys allow for dynamics, like if you hit them softly, it'll play softer, and harder - louder. it's also good to build up finger strength, because if you play on something without weighted keys for a while and go back to like a real piano, it'll seem really heavy

http://ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/t/thom_yorke/harrowdown_hill_crd.htm heres the chords, not sure about the individual part though

its pretty bad actually, most of the songs sound better on their "live" renditions anyway, and the tab book does a poor job describing the studio sounds

http://www.injektilo.com/Music/Sheet%20Music/Thom%20Yorke%20-%20Analyse%20(Live).pdf ;-)

yeah it is an octave too low than the studio. although the same chords are played in the octave you played, anyway. I usually play the riffs with both octaves at the same time, gives it more of a fill. and you wasted money on that sheet music, you coulda got it here for free =\ and plz lrn bttr spllng =)

everyone and their grandmother's uncle's pet dog can play clocks =) but good job anyway! ;-)

Eb and Bb

you've been playing for 4 years, and yet you need sheet music to play clocks?

anyone have proof?

... http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1714395&postcount=120

Parachutes: http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=B25415DF2D9FD857 A Rush Of Blood To The Head: http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=4E095CC5290D7D50 X&Y http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=F2D30F2918075E49 ;-) didn't get this from me

lol

ARG! but take a listen to this: http://rapidshare.de/files/19060200/Coldplay_-_Amsterdam___Byron_Bay__Australia__.mp3.html those definately sound like E flats and natural G's... @_@

yeah, i re-listened to the studio track and it seems a bit higher. either that or chris's piano was out of tune ;-)

ok, so the "official" sheet music is just a half step too low?

what? there shouldn't be any F or C #s...... in your first post, you said the eighth notes were B, A natural, F, and C flat. but the B (flat) is part of the chord, and there are just two eighth notes in the middle, which are A natural, F, and then back up to A flat, which is part of the next chord (Ab, C, Eb). i don't know where you're getting all those sharps from, unless i'm being very ignorant here and missing something, lol. lmk what you think thanks

i started trying to learn this song also, but im still confused as to what is above. could someone clearly outline what the second measure should be? thanks

im not sure if you're talking about the studio version coldplay did of gravity but i'd like that also