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I'm recoring the audio. Is this song called "Major Minor"?

Hurts Like Heaven Yellow In My Place

It just said "Hurts Like Heaven". So the title's confirmed.

I am :)

I'm going to record the audio. It'd be great if someone recorded the video too.

So, you're trying to prove ETIAW is good by saying there are worse songs around. Weak strategy, my friend.

IMO, X&Y is their best album. They clearly changed from X&Y to VLV. And I honestly don't care. The only thing that matters is that VLV is a great album. In ETIAW it seems they pushed it. It doesn't sound natural, it's simply bad.

They want to change, we get it. The only problem is that they made the worst possible change: from good music to bad music. If sticking to a particular type of music is a necessary condition for Coldplay to make good music, so be it. I don't care.

"Hurts Like Heaven" is a good song. Not even close to great, still way better than ETIAW.

:shifty:

I never said he's shit. He's a good player, perhaps even great. He's just not as good as most people think he is. Relax, it was just a joke. Nothing will ever be as bad as Friday. But I mantain my original opinion: it's a piece of shit.

It's almost as bad as Friday.

A comment I just read on YouTube: "How did Will not veto this?" BEST. COMMENT. EVER.

Like I said in WoM:

With all due respect, this song is a piece of shit.

That explains somethings, but not everything. If a rich person decides to use cocain, I agree with you, it's their problem. They can afford their own addiction. But poor people can't afford an addiction, and might end up compromising even further their own family.

I disagree with you in only one point. Alcohol isn't nearly as addictive as crack or meth. It is possible to "just really like" alcohol, without being actually addicted to it. It is possible to be a "social drinker". It's actually proven that some alcoholic drinks like wine, in small quantities daily, are good to the health. None of these affirmations are true for drugs like heroin, crack and meth. Other than that, I agree with you.

I propose a very simple solution: just stop going after the users and start going heavily after dealers. Of course you can't wipe it out, but you can reduce the damage it makes, by reducing its avaliability. It's almost impossible for a crack addict to recover. The odds are of about 3%, IIRC. If you can't cure it, the only way to fight it is to prevent people from using it. Therefore, control is irrelevant. Increasing the avaliability, you increase the consume. Simple as that. Yep, that's true.

There's a difference between marijuana and crack. Marijuana is a soft drug. It IS possible to be addicted to it and live a normal life, with family, friends and a job. Crack is a heavy drug; it basically rottens your brain. Someone addicted to crack will most likely leave their jobs and families, focusing on obtaining and using the drug. Something like that just can't be made legal. Alcohol is only the drug that makes the most damage because it's the drug most avaliable in the world. The legalization of crack would be terrible.

I support decriminalization and perhaps even legalization of marijuana, but what about cocaine or crack? Crack is a major problem here in Brazil, we must keep fighting against it, no matter what it costs.

^^ :lol:

I dare you to say that in the Coldplay section :lol:

I don't have a last.fm either, but my sig says it all :cool:

OMFG!! My partner is the-one-who-knows-every-band-in-this-planet! But I love challenges, so...

Rooney a world class playes? :laugh3::laugh3::laugh3: Against Barcelona, Cristiano Ronaldo made no difference for United in 2009 neither for Real Madrid this year. I don't understand why you think he'd make any difference for United this year.