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Apparently my review shall be first! Haha! I beat you all! :lol: :smiley: Tracklisting: 1. Intro - The XX 2. Heart Skipped A Beat - The XX 3. Wonder - Dan Black 4. Love Lost - The Temper Trap 5. Fader - The Temper Trap 6. Electric Bloom - Foals 7. Come with Me - CEO 8. Olympic Airways - Foals 9. Ceremony - New Order 10. Swimming In the Flood - Passion Pit 11. Starfucker - Rawnald Gregory Erickson the Second 12. Home - Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeroes 13. Song For No One - Miike Snow 14. Ballad of Hugo Chavez - Arkells 15. Armistice - Phoenix

Phoenix - Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix Say Hi - Numbers and Mumbles Mellowdrone - Box Mellowdrone - Angry Bear Marina & The Diamonds - The Family Jewels Lindstrom & Christabelle - Real Life Is No Cool Boulder Acoustic Society - Punchline

I'm in! Put me on that list! :)

Here, here to that! You deserve a toast!

I only listen to Viva la Vida maybe once in a blue moon. Mainly because it's considered mainstream now, and I don't listen to mainstream radio, period.

Here's some information on the French Revolution. From this you can support your idea of how Viva La Vida relates to the topic you are writing on. :smiley: The French revolution paved the way for the secular system of governance that we now see governing most of the countries of the world. From the perspective of freeing the people from unjust monarchist regimes that committed all sorts of crimes under the banner of religion it can be seen as a successful and valiant effort on the part of the people. But the fact that the whole movement was tainted with a hatred for religion and a will to supersede the will of God has- as some would argue- made the revolution a stepping stone towards the moral degeneration of the people. What the revolutionaries failed to notice was that by abandoning the idea of God altogether they would in effect only be moving in circles only to end up as a system in which man rules over man.

Well: Coldplay opened up my eye's to a world of smaller, yet better music! Plus, (and I am not afraid to admit this) last year I was going through a tough time emotionally and mentally. I thought about committing suicide. But, then I though about the Coldplay show I was going to in August. This thought led to an extreme amount of thoughts like, "Would I really want to give up my life and give up the rest of the happiness I can have in the future?" So, Coldplay have really made an impact.

"It was really gay." :lol:

I like The Scientist, but the live version. lol :P Chris sounds like he has more heart into it on the live version.

lol The way Jonny talks is hilarious. :lol:

I think it would be cool, but a bit creepy at the same time. Considering the fact that I've never met/seen you people in person. :tongue: Plus, the places that pretty much everyone lives at are kind of difficult for me to get to.

It was kind of awkward with guy just talking, because you felt like he was watching you or something. :lol: I like it, but in a weird way. :P

I thought it was good. Surely one of the best covers I've heard. :dozey:

Right handed, so, my right hand. Pretty self-explanatory.

You type 510 characters per minute You have 96 words correct and you have 2 wrong words Hmm, pretty good. But, I missed 2 words. :tongue:

Pretty close, I have to give him that. But, 100 dollars? Really? :rolleyes:

Eww... Taylor Swift. :tongue:

I mean, it's okay. But, the piano instrumental is good.

Such a great song. :smiley:

Obviously caused by a black hole. :rolleyes:

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Pretty awesome. Thanks for posting! :cool:

^ +1

Okay, so I am half and half on this cover. It's okay, then somehow it's really bad/annoying. :tongue:

Cool. :cool: