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Lost! is to be released on Sept 22 2008 as seen on Wikipedia .com im not sure........ But it says there..... I think this song is going to be another hit...... because Sometimes I prefer it better than Viva la vida when im listening to both simultaneously!:laugh3: Any thoughtS?

They're doing something useful and developing great music taste from an early age __________________ Ive got to agree with this there such a young band yet based on their fame now... they seem like theyve been in te industry for decades...... My story started when It was about 8 mnths ago in APril..... I never really wanted to listen to coldplay when my sisters tried to play the parachutes cd one time.. I was like.... "DOnt play that its a load of crap". and they stopped... hehe.... But one day.... Mys siters again wnt to a video channel and the yellow vid was playing... and iwas like okay... so.....then in the afternoon i was like bored and listening to our family Ipod and i came acrooss Yellow by coldplay and I was like hmmmm... better try this......I thought i would ever get hooked to coldplay,.... but the song was always stuck in my head..... I was walking down this street when "yellow" again went acrooss my thinking mind.... I was like I got to get this song! Then after that iwas listening and got hooked to "yellow" Its such an emotional song I loved it!. Then my sisters noticed i got their parachutes cd and started ripping it on the Computer at 11 in the evening.!! They said i was hooked and from then on I Loved coldplay ... from all of their songs to all their albums and EP's .... Thats how they changed my way of seeing music.:)

Hey im sorry again if you feel bad.. just didnt get your question though........:confused:

Coldplays gotta be there obviously

This is rubbish Eps do better than singles????? I like singles better .... Ep's are like extras

Ofcourse... Im just waiting for it to be shipped from states STATES TO >>>>>>>>>>>>>>___________>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> PHILIPPINES A long way>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Shit.,.... i cant understand a thing!

Yeah A Great song I always get to sing along with it..... It never stops!

Yeah youre thread is preettty pointless......... Im also a new coldplay fan.and yes ofcourse i was a noob also in this site b4 and i made weird threads before i made threads with sense.... Think first b4 making threads thats the key. dont just keep on making threads that come out of your mind. people find it annoying....... and yeah check out my thread if your an f1 fan..:laugh3:

And yeah Sometimes I love X&Y sometimes I dont. I just dont get me. SOme days i like to listen to parachutes or AROBTTH it varies........ But mostly i listen TO VLV 's singles I dont have the album yet...... but im pllaanning to. I think VLV is going to exciting

Im excited for the Singaporean Grand pprix.Its so close to us!ANd I cant even watch!!!:cry:

No he may have backed out a bit but after that he went straight through as fast as he can giving kimi no time to recover....... hes a git..........he deserveda penalty:laugh3: and yeah the race was pretty exciting even the end!

Belgian GP For those Formula 1 fans Im a kimi fan and I was a Mclaren fan since kimi was on mclaren but now hes on ferrari im rooting for ferrari and Kimi!!!!:laugh3::D Kimi crashed !!!!! why???? 2 laps to go and he crashed!!!! Damn that Hamilton(no offense i think hes too much, he boasts too much) But as a suprise hamilton got penalized!!!!! and was 3 rd behind Heidfeld and Massa!!!!WEEEEEEEEEEEEEE:P Poor Kimi though better catch up! Italian GP 1st Pole - Sebastian Vettel (Torro Rosso) 2nd Pole - Heikki Kovalainen (Mclaren) 3rd Pole - Robert Kubica. (BMW Sauber) I think the race was okay Kimi sucked again ..but massa did good snagging a few points! Vettel made history by being the youngest driver in f1 history by getting 1st pole position :) ... He could be a f1 championn material in the future! Good luck to the german! Singaporean GP ingapore Singapore has the honour of hosting the first night-time event in Formula One history. The inaugural Singapore Grand Prix will be staged on a new street circuit, with the city's famous skyline providing a truly spectacular backdrop. The race was announced in May 2007 following the agreement of a five-year deal between Formula One Management (FOM) CEO Bernie Ecclestone, Singapore entrepreneur Mr Ong Beng Seng, and the Singapore Tourism Board. “I am very pleased to welcome Singapore to the Formula One family and we look forward to this exotic addition to the championship,” said Ecclestone at the time. “This will be the first fully lit street race in Formula One. “As a night race we anticipate it will quickly establish itself as one of the most dramatic and atmospheric races on our calendar. I know the Formula One drivers, teams and fans are all looking forward to coming to Singapore.” The timing of the night event means it can be broadcast at a convenient time for European television audiences as well as thrilling local fans. It is also expected to have a hugely positive economic impact on the region. "We are delighted to have reached a deal to bring this landmark event to Singapore, and look forward to working with F1, the Singapore Tourism Board and the business community to deliver a great race and vibrant support events together with the very best of Singapore's famed hospitality and cuisine.” Ong added. The Singapore Grand Prix will take place on public roads around the Marina Bay area. The design proposal includes powerful lighting systems that will replicate daylight conditions and the most stringent safety protocols will be applied to ensure driver and spectator safety. Grandstand seating and hospitality areas lining the track will be able to accommodate more than 80,000 spectators, while a permanent pit area with deluxe paddock facilities will be located adjacent to the existing Singapore Flyer complex. “It will be more than just a motor race,” commented Singapore's Minister of State for Trade and Industry, Mr S Iswaran. “We envision it to be a national festival, and one that presents many opportunities for participation for everyone, both visitors and Singaporeans alike. “Singaporeans are excited about the race coming to Singapore and I share their enthusiasm. Singapore looks forward to welcoming the Formula One drivers, teams and fans to Singapore.” Im clearly excited any bets on the pole position? Ive watched the practice session looks pretty ahrd to race on!!!!!!!its gonna be great race! Pole postions: 1st - Fernando Alonso 2nd - Nico rosberg 3rd - Lewis Hamilton Japanese Grand Prix Japanese Grand Prix preview - title battle to intensify at FujiThis weekend Formula One racing returns to the revamped Fuji International Speedway near Gotemba, in the shadow of Mount Fuji, for the 16th of the 18 races that will decide this year’s world championship. And the title battle between McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari’s Felipe Massa will get even hotter as the Brazilian seeks to claw back some of the seven-point advantage the Englishman opened up at the Singapore Grand Prix. “Seven points to make up in three races?” Massa asks. “That can be a lot or it can be a little. We have the potential to do well, as we saw in Singapore and we will give it our best shot. We mustn’t give up and I’m sure we won’t.” Ferrari will revert to a traditional lollipop system for their pit stops, after the debacle in which Massa lost the race in Singapore during his first refuelling stop. Hamilton remains highly upbeat about his own chances of increasing his lead, and believes the MP4-23 will be very competitive on the track on which he won in such style in the rain last year when the race transferred from Suzuka. Hamilton says he learned something while trapped behind David Coulthard’s Red Bull in Singapore. “There was less pressure to achieve a victory because of the unusual circumstances, which meant I was actually able to start thinking of the world championship. I hate driving for points, but I think we can all see the benefit of that approach at the moment. “I love Japan. Last year might have been difficult because of the wet weather and the poor visibility, but I actually really enjoyed that weekend. The Japanese fans are some of my favourite in the world: so passionate, but really polite, charming and respectful. As for the race, one of the questions I get asked most is whether I prefer to drive in the rain: my answer is always the same, I’ll race in the wet or dry, I don’t mind. “But it’s always easier for us drivers to race in the dry; I’d always prefer a dry race. This weekend, I’ll be hoping for dry weather for another reason - I want the fans at the track to have the best weekend possible and to enjoy the atmosphere of one of the season’s best races.” The race will also be crucially important for Toyota and Honda. "Singapore was a good race for me and I was pleased to score five points but we still lost ground in the constructors' championship so we want to hit back immediately and that means scoring plenty of points in the Japanese Grand Prix,” says the former’s Timo Glock who, with team mate Jarno Trulli, will be battling Singapore-winning Renault for fourth place overall. “This will be my first visit to Fuji Speedway and I am looking forward to it, especially as I am a Toyota driver and I'm sure we will get a lot of support.” Once again, Jenson Button took part in the annual Tokyo Motorsports Festival in Odaiba last weekend to demonstrate a Honda RA108. "The Japanese Grand Prix is always a special weekend for the team as our second home race of the season,” the Englishman says. “Racing for a Japanese team, we always have fantastic support and the fans are so enthusiastic that it makes for a great atmosphere. For me, the true home of the Japanese Grand Prix is Suzuka, which is just one of the best circuits in the world, and I can't wait to return there next year. However I did enjoy driving at the Fuji Speedway last year and the circuit has a nice mix of twisty corners and the high-speed pit straight. A lot of the corners have a very late apex, which is quite unusual.” Fuji demands similar medium downforce levels to Spa-Francorchamps, and has the longest straight in Formula One racing - 1.5 kilometres past the pits. That inevitably necessitates a compromise on set-up: the need for low downforce and minimal drag on the straight versus the need for sufficient downforce to deal with the twisty and tight sections of the track with their predominantly first and second gear corners. Oversteer is a common sight, wet or dry, and the car that behaves predictably through the numerous direction and camber changes around the lap will be the quickest. Unpredictable weather is also another factor at Fuji, as proved to be the case last year. Bridgestone will bring plenty of standard wet and extreme wet-weather tyres, as well as their medium compound ‘prime’ dry tyre and the softer compound ‘option’. These will have special green grooves to mark Bridgestone’s support of the FIA’s Make Cars Green campaign. Pole postions: 1st - Fernando ALonso 2nd - Robert Kubica 3rd - Kimi Raikkonen Chinese Grand Prix SOrry guys havent been here in a while Pole postions: 1st - Luis Hamilton 2nd - Felipe Massa 3rd - Kimi Raikonnen Brazilian Grand Prix Who will win??? Pole postions: 1st - Felipe Massa 2nd - Fernando Alonso 3rd - Kimi Raikonnen Brazil to pose championship dilemma for McLarenMcLaren could find themselves facing some tough calls at next weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix, as they look to balance the respective needs of their drivers’ and constructors’ title campaigns. Lewis Hamilton requires only a fifth place to be sure of securing his first drivers’ title at Interlagos. However, to stand any chance of overhauling Ferrari’s 11-point advantage in the team standings, McLaren would almost certainly need a one-two finish. “Clearly, we can afford to be more conservative than normal in our approach to Lewis’s race, but we are still pushing to win the constructors’ championship and it would be wrong of us as a team to overlook this fact,” said McLaren’s Formula One CEO, Martin Whitmarsh. And with another 18 points up for grabs, Whitmarsh is not only confident of taking McLaren’s impressive China pace forward to Brazil, the team could even add further new developments to the MP4-23. “We do have a number of minor aerodynamic upgrades in the pipeline that we are evaluating for inclusion on our Brazil-spec car,” he said. “As with every race this season, we have brought something to the car - even if it has only been generating a few extra hundredths of lap time - and it would be wrong of us to close down that option for Interlagos.” With no ‘joker’ engine changes allowed at the final round, McLaren will also have to keep a keen eye on Hamilton’s Mercedes V8, which will start its second race in Brazil. However, having turned the engine down in the latter stages of his Shanghai win, the team are not expecting problems. Kovalainen, who failed to finish in China, will have a fresh engine for the season finale. Championship Who won positions: 1st - Luis Hamilton 2nd - Felipe Massa 3rd - Kimi Raikonnen!

Djokovic is my tennis idol:D but he lost too bad...........

NO............ they do this in every album believe me........ they scare fans to get them anticipated for the next album.... and jonas brothers pls.. dont compare them to coldplay they are not worldwide as to speak i dont know them,,,,,

I got to agree w you X&Y wasnt bad, in fact its a great album...... but not as great as parachutes or AROBTTH .People just put coldplay on sucha high pedistal that they expect every album to be majestic and amazing. I guess X&Y didnt match with many expectations...... but its still a great album ..... So people set high standards for Every coldplay so tahts just the thing it wasnt weak, at all its just didnt match the preceding albums that they have made but still an album to Look out for , and its great

He keeps on saying how the band would disappear in awhoosh when they keep coming back all the time.... Maybe this is coldplays strategy to keep fans curious if their coming back or not then when theyre suprise album comes out they start buying it like fast! I would od that if they make break up rumors again... in fact they have again

MTV Europe music awards (nov 6,2008) Coldplay have 3 nominations ....pls vote for them Album of the Year Most Addictive Track Act of 2008 I like voted for each 2 times! (i think EMAS is better than VMAS the performance and the quality of the stage I watched last year was amazing) But i think they lack still here are the ones i think should be nomiinated for Here's the link for the website pls vote! http://ema.mtv.co.uk/vote/#_273930153 Because i think they really deserve this!

I know ive read some few articles indicating that they always go head to head in awardings... since coldplay came out... i know bono and martin are good friends But it seems that the tension between the bands are really tight when it comes to awards.. even CM said that they place U2 on the wall as if in a boxing match... U2 have pushed their album to be out in 2009 not in nov 2008 (if read it in an article yesterday) I have a guess maybe .....they dont want to compete with each other? Does u2 want to have their own year(2009) snce 2008 is obviously coldplays? iDK :thinking:

Yeah coldplay seems to make our lives better............ I try to listen to them every now and then and if i would tabulate my music listening ..coldplay would be the most ive listened to in my whole life! I believe we all have the same thoughts here..... its how we all got into coldplay similar..... Yellow was also the first song that got me into coldplay... and yeah theyre the best band in the world...... the most decent,,,,,, I think they do not do drugs and drink as much and get into trouble...... they have a squeaky clean image... that makes a good role model to their millions of fans and to the generation ..... and they try to do everything to try and help the world..... Theyre such a brilliant amazing band ever!:P

This is my third thread in 1 day..... my most i must say:shocked2: But yeah lets keep it simple and keep on guessing what would be the next singles of VLV:if youd care This is my guess 3rd single - Lost! ( sometimes better than vlv... on my mp3.......but violethill is just so good!) 4th single - A tie between LIJ or 42 ( they ve indicated that 42 is their only "first" real single) if their would be 5th single - Strawberry swing (heard it on radiio) or DAAHF ( to wrap things up as it showed up in the cd cover you know to end the whole cover thing)(heard it too on radio)

Hardest part wasnt so bad?= and toadd things up. x&y wasnt bad either ......... i think its ana amzing album period

My First Impressions on The Shock of The Lighting by Oasis I am a fan of Oasis... and even became more thanks to you guyss:laugh3: .... and when i heard about their song i instantly searched for it in youtube and started for a listen.................... I started too play it and then came the new oasis it sounded like their old days.. actually I never really liked their past efforts on the other albums since the start of the 00's I never even noticed that they already released 3 albums already..... oh well I guess its the downfall of their popularity in the world,.... But yeah lets get back to the topic.:lol: Its pretty catchy especially when it comes to the phrase " come in come out" but yeah overall enjoyable but to rate it its quite average.. the second time i listened to it.... its really hard to recover you know once youve fallen...:thinking: but alteast another breath of fresh air from rock since Im really sicked out of all the R&b techno crap sounds i hear all the time in the radio.....:angry:....

This is unofficial yet but coldplayzone.com suggests that the first album in music history that has ever reached Gold certification in USA just with paid digital downloads (514.000) is VIva la vida this is crazy!! Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends, although no more the top-selling album in the world on a weekly basis (it's at No.3 in the special chart of Mediatraffic), is still the top-selling album of 2008 with 4.898.400 copies (source: WorldWideAlbums). Sales haven't dropped at all in US (1.619.325) and Japan (230.022 sold copies so far). (It beat the sales of X&y in Japan (x&Y 100.000 copies sold) in only 3months and its till adding up!) We are expecting Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends to beat X&Y, since the number of sold copies (including CD, digital and multimedia) is over 5 million COLOR="White"]and a half so far. [/color] So who wants to bet? Will it beat X&Y despite the fact that the music industry is doing bad nowadays?:laugh3: