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The coldplaying twitter says: "New Coldplay live album release on May 15th (+ free track LeftRightLeftRightLeft) - full discussion at Coldplay forum .. http://bit.ly/57093 about an hour ago" I'm confused. Are they saying that Leftrightleft... track will be released? Anyone else see this?

IF ANYONE GOES TO THE SHOWS IN AMERICA THEY NEED TO GET ME ONE!!! (Please, of course). I don't really know how people are going to get multiple physical copies, the only opportunity would be if other people there don't want theirs. But a physical copy would be way better than any download. Which makes me a tad disappointed that they didnt do this earlier in the tour. But I am happy nonetheless. Christmas has come early. Thanks fellas.

Couldn't have said it better.

Lost shits on that whole list.

I love the start of that song! Yeah I am really into 'A Place To Hide' and 'Farewell To The Fairground' the most.

White Lies. Their first album is amazing. Best debut I have heard in a VERY long time.

If only I knew what that 7/5 and 3/4 actually meant.

If only I knew what that 7/5 and 3/4 actually meant.

I'm an ipod fan, but not why I started the thread. If there was a new creative player that got the same amount of marketing I would be interested in a discussion... Does anyone actually have one of these things? I havent physically seen them in the shops here yet.

This is nostalgic. I feel like playing one of the roms now.

It used to be a guilty pleasure.

Definitely Maybe - Oasis AROBTHH - Coldplay Age Of The Understatement - Last Shadow Puppets Shotters Nation - Babyshambles Black Fingernails Red Wine - Eskimo Joe

Well, its the 12th in oz so Im saying have a good one guy. Tear it up.

Yeah, would also love to see the ENTIRE coldplay catalogue on tap tap!!! Question: what to you do with the arrow thingys? the tutorial doesnt explain it well.

Exactly. Let those who already know, know... and those who don't, can remain that way.

If thats the case, then thats fine. Only time will tell, whether more people 'visit' in the future. Of course Guy and Phil were going to be kind and polite, its called good PR.

Doves' New Album 'Kingdom Of Rust' – In Their Own Words Source: http://www.nme.com/blog/index.php?blog=10&p=6106&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1#more6106 By Paul Stokes Posted on 08/04/09 at 04:42:12 pm Four years in the making, Doves finally released their fourth album 'Kingdom Of Rust' this week (April 6). With the Manchester trio exploring "every idea to its logical conclusion" during the recording it's a record that references Kraftwerk, Johnny Cash, ESG and even their old incarnation Sub Sub in a single breath. "However no matter how schizo this album is, it's got our DNA all over it," declares guitarist Jez Williams as he gives NME a personal tour of 'Kingdom Of Rust'. You can also watch a track-by-track video interview, embedded below. Jetstream "We've always been mad into our film scores and this features that atmosphere. We always wanted to do a sci-fi feeling tune and this fits that bill. Lyrically we wanted it to be this 'Blade Runner'-ish thing and you can hear bits of Kraftwerk in there. We brought a machine from a factory in Russia that used to make bullets, which provided the metallic sound. We found it on eBay, it's a mad looking, it looks like military hardware." continued... Kingdom Of Rust "Really early it started off as this really moody, Johnny Cash-esque idea, but now it's almost three different songs put together. There's the country vibe on the verse, which morphed into this '60s filmic thing for the chorus and there's a loud bit in the middle! The lyrics are about what's going on these days. Everything is crumbling apart but this is trying to keep a bit of faith." The Outsiders "We set up camp In this place in Derbyshire to do a bit of songwriting and that came out of there. It's got this Can-esque unstoppable drumbeat and we threw all these space invader noises at it. Lyrically it's us against them, a stay together and hang-tight song. It's our rock n roll number." Winter Hill "It's a place you can see in lots of part of Manchester, it's got a massive communication on it, so we set our story there. In fact the song has been hanging around since 'Lost Souls' but we've never worked on it before. It just kept knocking on our door. The story is about meeting someone from your past." 10.03 "Yes it's a train reference! There's a strong theme of travel on this album. It's wanting to get back having been away from somewhere for a long time. This starts off almost doo-wop before gathering pace. It's a ballad that turns into a runaway train! Where does the 10.03 go? Home." The Greatest Denier "We had the words Greatest Denier first and built a song around that, it's a bit of writing in character. It's someone who's ideas are now redundant, someone just trying to cling onto the past. We want it sound like there's a threat of violence in the air, so it's quite claustrophobic and menacing." Birds Flew Backwards "There's a lot of information and intensity on this album and we wanted this song to have a breather from that. It's just a snapshot of talking a walk through a forest. We realised our labelmate Ed Harcourt has a song with a similar title, but we're sure he won't mind." Spellbound "This one is really blissful, which is what we wanted for it. It's also spiralling and intense but fundamentally it's just a joyous song. It's pretty straightforward, just full of bliss." Compulsion "The groove on this had been knocking around for a bit, but then we morphed into more of a Doves sound. Jimi tried singing it and it didn't work so I had a go, we often try swapping vocals. I wanted the bass to sound like The Clash, it's really raw and dark. There's no slap bass though, I know people are saying that. We're from Manchester, it's just natural our groove has come out." House Of Mirrors "The way we got this to sound right was by mixing it through a 1970s East German tape recorder. We wanted to sound crunched. It's garage rock, and full of attitude about something in your past that’s haunting you. There's no messing about." Lifelines "We wanted to finish on an up note. It's quite a reflective song but it's really positive. People have picked up on the lyric "a place we’ve never been" and that's how it feels for us at the moment, it feels like we've turned a corner with this album. It took four years and it wasn't an easy four years so it's really good to end it on a positive. It's a perfect last song."

There is a difference between the bakery and abbey rd, though... coldplay use the bakery as a 'second home' whereas abbey rd is only used/rented by bands when they record. Plus there is the issue of security. I dont mind that the two girls went, thats fine. But I am just saying having a thread 'devoted' to finding the bakery is relatively pointless, yeah its shown in videos and all, but people should, if they go, go to the bakery just to take photos/get an idea of what it looks like, and not just to 'meet the band'. I know how stalkerish some people on this forum could get, and meetings should be left to chance. Why not just let the mystery behind the brilliance of coldplay's music remain a mystery? Im saying try your luck meeting the band somewhere else, say, when they are on tour, when it is less invasive, like min did when they were in singapore and sydney.

This thread should be deleted. I am really against anyone going there... things like this have the potential to blow WAY out of proportion. Anyone wanna argue?

AAAGH ITS FRIGGIN AWESOME CANNOT PUT THIS DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

THIS IS STUPID. Just stick to making good music, and not terrible jokes.

When you're going to make a jacket and complete viva la vida outfit, die your hair dark brown and go to the booze cruises dressed up as chris martin. I am so excited

D O V E S !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Get it. It's good.

Here's some artwork I made for the Perfect Symmetry Demos. (If anyone else was able to rip the audio from dvd). Sorry its so late. Enjoy.

^^^ I LOVED THAT!!!!!!!!!!