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It's certainly gonna take a few listens to get used to it. And I can also certainly tell that Brian Eno produced the album. But over all, I don't think Coldplay can ever make a bad album.

I think the next album will differ from all previous albums once again. Which is what I want.

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Lacrosse. What does Guy play?

Clocks.

Wait. There's two different versions of it? I only have one...

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In Interviews, I have heard the boys mention other groups that influence them, such as Travis, Arcade Fire, Elbow, etc. Could you guys give me more artists that Coldplay themselves have mentioned? Thanks.

The romantic, first-kiss chords of Sparks, or those cool chords to God Put A Smile Upon Your Face?

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I don't know. I can't chose. I like it all. But, probably older. (Specifically Rush Of Blood and X&Y)

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This seems to be triggered mainly to young girls. Like 10 and under. Besides my sister, and her friend (who are both 10) not many little girls would listen to Coldplay. But they would listen to everything else on there. Coldplay is generally for a bit older audience. I mean, everyone at my Highschool loves Coldplay. Which is awesome... ;)

Coldplay and Radiohead are different. If you listen to both of them enough, you can easily tell. But it's not like Radiohead is on one end, and Coldplay is on the other. Neither bands are mainstream pop. I do agree that some of the best bands came from the UK. I personally believe all the best music came from the UK, or at least the European area.

I'm gonna say it this way... :P Lyrically- They are all lyrically brilliant! Musically (Drums) - Lost! and Fix You... Musically (Piano) - Trouble, Clocks, Gravity, Postcards From Far Away, The Scientist, Amsterdam... Musically (Electric Guitar) - Violet Hill, Talk, Twisted Logic, 1.36, One I Love, Shiver... Musically (Acoustic Guitar) - Sparks, A Message, Sleeping Sun, God Put A Smile Upon Your Face, Parachutes... Musically, (Bass Guitar) - Violet Hill, Sparks,

I wouldn't want to see Coldplay in the same magezine as the Jonas Brothers. I can tell you that much.

I don't get how some if you guys have 300+ songs. I have all their albums, b-sides, and unreleased songs. And I'm only at about 100. Unless live songs add up that much...

This is a load of crap.

I love these!

When I was on vacation, we were eating at an Applebee's, and "Warning Sign" was playing. Then, "Trouble" was playing in a music shop. Then, "Clocks" was playing in the Mall. And then, "Clocks" was on the radio before I went to bed.... All on the same day. Great day!!!

Yes, I have definitley heard alot of Coldplay-inspired music recently. But I am actually flattered by it.

I would still be obsessed with the Beatles! By the way, feel free to check this out... It's not Coldplay related, but it would be greatly appreciated if you watched this... [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guPmNTUJN0Y]YouTube - Legend Of The Fat Kid[/ame]

85. But that's because I don't like to have any live, acoustic, etc.

Coldplay is one of the few bands that have amazing B-Sides. Name your favorite, and least favorite Coldplay B-Side. Favorite - Gravity Least Favorite - Pour Me