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I'm really happy for you, Brent! For everything. It's well-deserved!

Two. One is this really lame guy named Brent. The second person was fucking awesome, too. :awesome: It was in this hilariously shitty mall in my city, that had a little kids train that transported little kids to various stores. We basically just made fun of the mall the entire time.

Just signed up. :awesome: Can't wait!

Great episode. Had quite a few, "Fuck!" moments. Poor Andrea. :'( Poor Jesse. :'(

I love iOS 7 more than I thought. :dazzled:

There's plenty of goofy moments ahead, but be warned each season progressively gets darker. But better.

Does everyone feel emotionally drained? I don't even have words to accurately describe tonight.

Yeah. :sad: What I would pay to have an album sounding like AROBTTH B-sides.

Holy goodness.

The drums are just so perfect, man.

There's a live stream I have to use weekly, and I'm 99% sure it's run by Badger. But, you aren't in America, so. :sad:

Mothafucka. I had my hands all over my hat in suspense, but mostly fear. That was nuts.

I just listened to both through headphones and they sound the same to me. :)

Atlas is a standalone song made for The Hunger Games, and nothing else. Just like with Christmas Lights in 2010, it will not see the light of day on a Coldplay album.

I didn't even think of that, but you're totally right. Very much a sort of callback to the olden days.

I was thinking that the entire time, and I love that! I guess I'm not too fond on the chorus after my first full listen, but the rest of the song is quite good! Sort of somber and melancholy, but I like that. X&Y was clearly an influence on this song, and I fucking love that. Also everything from the introduction of the other instruments and on is seriously just superb. I think that one minute had more emotion than the majority of Mylo Xyloto. 9/10 (on first listen).

:awesome: Thanks Tash!

I can't listen. :sad: None of the links work for me. :angry:

It releases in two days. Be patient.

Breaking Bad. :dazzled: :pimp2: (That's the closest thing to meth I could find on the list of smileys.)

The Intouchables: 9.5/10. I didn't think I would enjoy it much at all. But I loved it. But I couldn't get over how much the man looked like an older and French version of Edward Norton.

The thing is, Atlas is for a movie soundtrack and not a release connected to a single or album. I'm very positive the band had no say-so in the delay of the song. Not that I totally disagree, but this song is in hands other than Coldplay's.

I was reading an interview with Anna Gunn a week or so ago and said that nobody would die the first four episodes. I think we all know what's about to come next. :sad:

I cannot agree more with Godspeed. East Hastings introduced me to them about two years ago, and their music is almost always phenomenal. (Crazy to believe that album is already sixteen years old.) Totally. Time Out of Mind is one of my favorite Dylan albums.

That suspicious looking father just had to ruin everything, didn't he? :snobby: