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Thanks for the input. I got a little ancy and found them cheap online, so I ordered all 3 album versions. I am a beginnger on the guitar, so the chords are mostly what I'm after. Now the piano I know well, so I'm looking forward to playing around with the arrangements. I love this site so much already, there's a lot of good tips in these threads. You guys rock! :)

Your cell phone pics were really cool. And that's it - next time I see Coldplay, I've gotta have floor seats as close to the stage as possible. It looks absolutely amazing to be that close.

I have to totally agree with you there. I'm new on here, and I LOVE Coldplay, and the Beatles are part of the reason why I do. I think Coldplay is just as committed to making music that stands the test of time as the Beatles were. The Beatles thought outside the box, as Coldplay does. Here's to Coldplay continuing to make many more years of incredible music!

Well, my best friends bought me a guitar for my birthday last December and I've been teaching myself since then. I love it! It's an acoustic Epiphone AJ model - I think Epiphone is a good make, Martins are the "high-end" acousitcs IMO. My friend has a Fender acoustic, which is a little cheaper, but still very good quality.

Hi everyone! I'm new to these forums:), and have a question about the Hal Leonard Coldplay books. (Sorry if there's already a thread about this) I've been wanting to get some Coldplay sheet music for awhile and I've read good and bad reviews about these books. From what I've seen of them online, they look like decent enough arrangements of the albums. Does anyone own these? What do you think of them? Any help would be appreciated, I'd hate to buy a book that's a ripoff.