*Justine*

OK I don't get it, the video debuted April 28th?

Cool.

Starting out on a board stating that you dislike Bush... I like you already. :P

Back on topic... This person wants to swap U2 tickets for Coldplay tickets. http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=16122&item=6528613015&rd=1

packing

Bam :lol:

twin4life, which show was that at? I am not a fan of moshpits and I try and avoid them at shows.

mm crepes

Is this called Demetres? That's a really good dessert place.

I have to check out this crepe place.

new Ryan Adams

^ I know, it's a guilty pleasure of mine too.

^ WHa???

My bf wouldn't go see this with me, I guess it was a good decision.

sample

it should be me..

No idea.

I don't smoke anything.

4-0 so far. shit, I misunderstood the poll. I thought it was asking if we were tired of hearing the compaisons, in that case I would of said No.

http://forum.coldplaying.com/viewtopic.php?t=14240&start=0 :dozey:

Hey, you know me right? :cool: Well, have fun. I am about 2 hours away from Toronto and can't afford to be down there every weekend.

My experience has been to avoid Ticketmaster at all costs, because they are a monopoly of shit.

Don't take pitchfork too seriously, they are nitorious for hating most music. I read them regularly. But ya SOS = clocks (more or less)

:embarrased: My apologies, mods please lock/remove this.

http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/tracks/05-04-28.shtml Coldplay: "Speed of Sound" genre: pop Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but flattery can come off as insincere-- so what does it mean if you imitate yourself? Well, in Coldplay's case, it means a guaranteed reservation in singles charts all across the world. On "Speed of Sound", the Chris Martin Experience take the pretty ditzy melody and motion of one of their most popular songs (that'd be "Clocks") and do a little Vanilla Ice pressurizing. Then they top it with pretty ditzy talk about inventions and planets and things that go woosh in the universe, mirroring what was discussed in one of their other popular hits (i.e. "The Scientist"). Gussy it all up with the finest echo and chicanery one can pilfer from the Eno & Lillywhite catalogs, and voila! Four million served just like that. Here's Apple's pop on the business of Coldplay's somewhat vague lyrical stylings: "Some things you have to believe/ Others are puzzles, puzzlin me." Riddle me this then-- how is Earth traveling at the speed of sound, while every other planet gets to zip through space at the speed of light? In case you're wondering, the Earth actually travels at approximately three times the speed of sound, while the other planets in our solar system travel at speeds nowhere near the speed of light. Also, if you can find another part of a mountain to climb other than "the side," then you might be a genius. If there are any lyric cops reading this, please make sure Mr. Martin's poetic license has been renewed. Or you can do what I do when I hear this song, and kindly tell that joykilling part of the brain to, um, take a chill pill. [David Raposa] 3.5/5