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if you won't give the link to give muse a one i will!:sneaky: http://nme.com/index.php?class=rate&ratename=nmeradiolaunch&action=rate&rating=1&id=51

knights of cydonia has a rating of 7!!!

hooray!

haha. 91 i believe

groups!? where do you make those?:thinking:

good idea:)

i've been watching a lot... they've done 3 differnet kind of playlists. the coldplay one, which had their videos, the hit list, which was some of their favorite videos i guess, and a make trade fair hit list. their were several different hit lists. i watched one and wrote down all the songs. here they are a-punk- vampire weekend icky thump- white stripes smells like teen spirit- nirvana Always be- jimmy eat world Knights of Cydonia- Muse Basket case- green day hang me up to dry- cold war kids Time to pretend- MGMT salute your salution- raconteurs everlong- foo fighters make it with chu - queens of the stone age always where I need to be- the kooks I will possess your heart- death cab for cutie paranoid android- radiohead

i previewed all of them and chose viva la vida. that and 42 were my favorite ringers. lit was surprisingly disappointing

we already no its lvoers

nice. i might be getting a new phone today actually so i think that would be enough convincing to my mom to get a new ring tone. but what to pick....:thinking:

it doesn't say when they go on sale on the website

i wish shiver

they were awfully nice on x&y

yup!Thanks chelsea FIRST POST UPDATED!!!

its got that red x i can't seei t

"i was swayed by boobs. lets face it. they're fantastic." hahah

I'll just type it up, its not that long "On the brilliant, anthemic title track of Coldplay's fourth studio disc, Chris Martin sings about remembering past glories: "I used to rule the world/ Seas would rise when I gave the word." But as Viva La Vida demonstrates, Coldplay's world domination is very much in the here and now. This is the work of a band at the peak of its powers, the album to beat in 2008-hands down. Building on 2005's excellent X&Y, the CD finds Coldplay stretching out sonically with the help of U2 producer Brian Eno (only furthering the case for this quartet as the new U2). Their more expansive sound extends from flamenco rythms and Middle Eastern textures to sweeping strings and hard rock guitars. On "Yes," maybe the darkest place they've ever gone, the famously falsettoed Martin even explores his lower register to eerie effect. The tour de force, though, comes on "42" a three-part epic that starts off as a classic Coldplay piano ballad, kicks into a prog-style instrumental jam and turns into a full-on stadium stomper. As on other songs, the spectater of death lurks: "Those who are dead are not dead/They're just living in my head." But Coldplay has never sounded more vital."

I know. its not there i have the remove text thing, then the font, then the font size, then the font color, then the smilies, then the undo/redo its not there

its not there

Where the fuck is the paperclip!!!! I did this like a week ago what happened tome! :bigcry:

i don't remember how to attach a link? what is wrong with me!!

After tons and tons of trouble we got it! Thanks to chelsea! The lenths we go to for coldplay are crazy!

that sucks i'm sorry

i wonder how high it would have been if not for the leak

YES! I love that station as it is! now i won't turn it off ever!