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Yes it is.

*Photoshoot. The photoshoot in Japan was for a magazine.

Ouch. It's a shame if it does. Community is a great show.

I laughed at loud on that bit. Silly Chris.

That was a great opening, Seacrest.

I remember falling in love with the iTunes commercial more than Coldplay, initially. It was go great. :nod:

:awesome:

Nope, not really. As a writer, I can write a shitty chapter of a book, with nothing but horrible, boring plot points and then come back with the next chapter with incredible story-telling. Just because someone comes out with something you don't like, doesn't mean everything else sucks. :) LOL! What? What's in bold had me laughing out loud. Do people actually believe this? Like I said before, just because you don't like something doesn't mean it is true. EDIT: I'm not trying to come off as a douche, so, sorry about that.

Yup. The moment Coldplay posted a tidbit of lyrics to their Twitter and Facebook, everything went downhill.

I agree. I would have been fine with 12 tracks.

The graffiti in the video is all done in editing. That much graffiti would be insane.

Sad to hear Up With The Birds is only 3:46. I hope it's just as beautiful as the rest of Coldplay's album closers.

I'm sad to hear AHT is probably just an instrumental. The title is beautiful.

My hopes have been raised even more. I need to pull back, however. Fantastic interview and fantastic 'sneak peek'.

I'm really excited UFO is an acoustic, A Message-esque, religious prayer song. Seriously, Chris does a great job at these types of songs. :)

Woah, woah, woah. What?

I was wondering this, as well. EDIT: Thanks guys! I'll pre-order through Amazon.

Is there a link to this? I've heard about it on Twitter all night.

THANK YOU.

I am having trouble deciding if I should pre-order Mylo Xyloto through Coldplay's site or Amazon's. Which is cheaper? Also, which delivery method is preferred? Any help would be appreciated.

Really, eh? Only Radiohead. Every band has a flop.

:nod: :nod:

Haha! The second they announce announce anything in Texas, I'll be online. Ready.

Er, just no.

Exactly.