Magic Hate Ball

The Beach Boys- You Still Believe In Me

And I just realised how I would describe the tone of the song: 'Zodiac' What with the little 'ting' noises and the soft maracas and the chimes and the hippie feel...it's wonderful. Actually, 'Zodiac' would make a great album name...ooooooo...

I just eat whatever I feel like. Which entails a LOT of chinese food and japanese food. Sushi 4evah. I don't eat a lot of sweets, they don't do anything for me, and neither do like Twinkies and doughnuts and stuff. Sweet stuff is kinda bleh.

I'd say about 8-12, in that area. They've clearly got loads of ideas (look at all the good b-sides).

Sleeping Sun...it's so...so...folksy...calypsotic...wonderful...

This song is simply...amazing. If the next album has stuff like this then Coldplay is instantly my favourite band. They're getting better and better all the time (from the above-average Parachutes to the wonderful A Rush Of Blood To The Head to the spectacular X&Y), and if the next album is folksy and playful like Sleeping Sun, then me want.

Oh, thanks! *love*

Has anyone noticed that, on X&Y, some of the songs seem to flow together extremely well? You know, like the later Pink Floyd's cohesive suite albums. When I'm listening to Swallowed by the Sea I don't notice the switch to Twisted Logic until the first 'you go backwards again', and this shows extreme promise in that field. Personally, I dislike compilation albums. The songs just seem to randomly switch from one to the next, often joltingly so. This is why I love Pink Floyd. It's almost...almost like classical music, like how a piece just flows together and repeats itself near the end and has recurring themes and whatnot...this is what I would love to see Coldplay doing soon, and I see them doing it. Discuss.

Could someone possibly post a list of the B-sides of each album? I haven't heard any of them and up until now I wasn't aware that bands still had b-sides. And maybe a link for each one?