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death and all his friends strawberrr swing cemetaries of london viva la vida 42 lovers in Japan chinese sleep chant lost life in technicolor the escapist yes violet hill reign of love

mine wasn't censored

i cant believe we have another thread with thtis gay dancing thing :dozey:

yeah guys! we all suck!:rolleyes: no we actually are douchebags. i try not to be though, but its hard. its incripted in our dna

i'd join this thread but i'm trying to be more positive as of late:)

love this so ng!

how old? happy birthday paul! currently listening to the greatest song ever written (a day in the life)

panic, fall out boy, whats the difference?

anyone feel like they love this song and its not really one of the fan favorites (i know its early but thats the hunch i'm getting)

touche. you win nothign

I dare you to find me an album, with 13 or less songs on it, that when you add up all of the words in the titles, they total more than Arctic Monkey's Whatever People Say I Am, thats What I'm not. 69 words. thats fucking crazy! Winners List: A Fever You Can't Sweat Out- Panic At the Disco- 82 words (Stefan-C8) Fall Out Boy - From Under the Cork Tree- 127 words (Eglantine)

31 Amsterdam + 28 Politik 24 The Scientist 13 A Rush of Blood to the Head - 11 Clocks 2 In My Place

well said. who cares how the singer dances? have you seen mick jagger?

euw. i hope they're gone by october

scweet! and whats this about santogold for the tour? who are they?

sweet!

hands down is best album

i miss it everytime they're on a local station

no i got favorites and least favorites. i like everything. i love most of them. but i only like yes and reign of love

wat an idiot

jerk!

a jd thread?! yay! :dance:

17- Cemeteries of London 18 - 42 11 - Lovers In Japan 11 - Yes - 16 - Viva La Vida 23 - Strawberry Swing 25 - Death And All His Friends +

Amazon cuts Coldplay album prices to bring in the crowds 2:59 PM, June 17, 2008 If you are going up against a giant, it helps if you too are a giant. And scrappy. That appears to be Amazon.com's strategy as its MP3 store takes on Apple's iTunes in digital music. Today, the British alternative rock group Coldplay (pictured above), is releasing its new album, "Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends." Amazon is using the occasion to wave in more customers with some huge discounts. Amazon said it would begin selling digital versions of past Coldplay albums for bargain-basement prices. As part of a weekly promotion called Daily Deal, the Coldplay album "X&Y" is today available for $1.99. On Wednesday, "A Rush of Blood to the Head" can be yours for $1.99. Both albums are currently $7.99 on iTunes. "Parachutes" is next up on Thursday for $1.99. On Friday, the "Brothers and Sisters" EP will cost you only 99 cents. Since it launched in September, the Amazon MP3 store has trained its sights ... ... on Apple's iTunes store, which sells more music than any other U.S. retailer. Amazon has not released information about how much music it has sold. A recent Forrester Research report showed that 62% of the 1,273 people surveyed in April said they had bought digital music from iTunes. Only 11% said they had bought from Amazon. That may seem small potatoes, but James McQuivey, Forrester's media analyst, reminded me that Amazon began selling music from all four major labels only in January. And at least in terms of people surveyed, Amazon was already ahead of Wal-Mart, which had sold music to 9% of those surveyed, and Rhapsody, with 8%. Amazon is doing another promotion called "Friday Five," offering five albums for $5 each on Fridays and through the weekend. This week's offer: the Rolling Stones' "Let It Bleed," Frank Sinatra's "The Essential Frank Sinatra," Robert Plant & Alison Krauss' "Raising Sand," Linkin Park's "Minutes to Midnight" and Andrea Bocelli's "Vivere - The Best of." "You'll see more aggressive promotion throughout this year to make sure people keep coming back to get the volume up and the word of mouth going," McQuivey said. And one more thing: Amazon is selling the new Coldplay album at $8.99, beating iTunes by a dollar. -- Michelle Quinn http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/technology/2008/06/amazon-and-mp3.html

which came first?