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I love it, too.

I love that quote.

It seems quite plausible. I wonder which songs will make it onto the CD, and which will stay on the DVD? I'd love to hear a professionally recorded version of DLIBYH. The last line irritates me. Mylo Xyloto still isn't even one yet.

Sports! - Tim and Eric

:| r u srs

As a Christian, as well, I am somewhat appalled that modern Christianity wants to replace this rule specifically, to fir their personal beliefs. I'm been a Christian all my life, and in recent years, it has not only become apathetic, but somewhat embarrassing to watch. I can totally see why the world is turned off by Christianity, in some ways. I mean, when you hear a group of people saying YOU'RE GOING TO HELL FOR ______, that makes you think they're crazy. Unfortunately, the minority speaks louder than the majority, and the retarded side of Christianity gets shown.

I wish they would. But it's never going to happen. :sad:

Yeeeah. I highly doubt that. People thought the band would expand on Viva, but it took a (big) turn.

It was, yes.

Messing up on multiple things during the newscast. :sad:

I've seen them twice this past summer. I don't really think any of their quite music has been a 'big' thing at their concerts since X&Y. Most the people that come are always looking for the ones you hear on the radio and television. Of course, I understand what you're getting at. I didn't really think through it all the way.

I can agree with that. (For the record, I mean more of an indie-folk rock type sound.)

A lot of people don't understand that everyone copies everyone. I like how OP assumes this is 'ripping off' of some riff, when, like you said, it is two notes that are similar. Some people.

While MX certainly isn't my favorite album, I think it's one of my favorite recording sessions of theirs. It all seemed very energetic and lively.

Wait, for real? Ugh. I wish Coldplay released all these now-merged songs.

Instrumental! :awesome:

I'm actually not a big fan of Cemeteries of London. It's good, yes, but I get bored of it really easily. Viva was definitely a step in the folk-direction, but I get bored of Viva really, really easily, as well. It's not a bad album by any means, but I think if they were to improve on the sound a bit more, it'd be a grade-A album.

I was on the hunt for B-sides and such, and noticed this site had every possible song I could ever need, and decided to sign up.

I'd love for them to do folk.

I don't even know why/how I remember this day so well, but: I was working on some fucking horrible homework for Contemporary Mathematics (I've learned that Journalists aren't compatible with any sort of math!), and I was eagerly awaiting Paradise to be released. I was closely tied to some thread on CP'ing, and I remember first listening to it on Spotify, almost immediately after it released. That made my six pages of work go better. Then, the following morning as I was leaving for college, my mom heard me playing it and said, "This song is going to become a hit." and I didn't believe her. But, sure enough, it did.

Happy Birthday to the man who plays A Message so lovely.

:lol: Link?

42 AND STRAWBERRY SWING AND POLITIK AND LIT?!

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Since Jay-Z is apparently joining Chris, is it safe to assume Lost!+ will be played?