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Life in technicolor ii Talk Politik Christmas lights Shiver Clocks Charlie Brown Major Minus (live version, but recorded in a studio) Yellow Swallowed in the sea Violet hill Prospekt's march Death and all of his friends/ The escapist

Life in technocolor ii

All on piano Entire song Viva la Vida Clocks Life in technicolor ii violet hill speed of sound The scientist Lost? Prospekt's march Just pieces of the song Politik(intro and first two lines of lyrics) Amsterdam(intro and first verse) talk(The melody, and the main guitar riff) Lost!(everything except the end part)

I was listening to music while playing Prince of Persia: Rival Swords on my psp. I got to a room where the final boss appeared and Politik started to play. It made the final boss's appearance even more epic. Politik just works great as final boss music. Unfortunately, the boss escaped and I didn't get to fight him.

No The Beatles

I was reading a book about the American revolution. There was a line in there that said: "The British band played The world turned upside down."

They got one eye watching you One eye on what you do So be careful who it is you're talking to.........

I'm going to kill them if they make Chris's voice electronic like they did in the 3 new songs. If they keep it like it is in the live version, I'm going to love this song.

Live version is a lot better. I don't like the sound of auto tune.

At first I liked ETIAW, then I found out they used part of another song, and they used auto tune. That's cheating, that's not how you write a song. Then I heard the other songs and I thought "The new album is going to be really good"

When you know all the words to the scientist....... backwards.

It's hard to beat Bohemian Rhapsody. Politik, Life in technicolor ii, Violet Hill, and Viva la vida are the only coldplay songs I'll even compare with it.

Sampling a song and using auto tune definitely gets them a "Major Minus" in respect from their fans, so that title fits well.

I don't know why you would want to get a coldplay song out of your head, but I would do it with another coldplay song. Try life in technocolor ii, my favorite.

The Scientist and Hey Jude have very similar chords and are in the same key. I can play both songs on the piano, and I like to play the scientist while singing Hey Jude. Then in the middle of the song I switch to singing the scientist and playing Hey Jude. "And in the end we lie awake and we dream of making our escape" sounds a lot like "And in the end The love you take Is equal to the love you make." Amsterdam reminds me of Let it be, but with a few extra notes.

You should love your enemies, but it's ok to have enemies.

The video I suggested for hypnofeed is now live! It's a video of a guy that made San Francisco out of toothpicks.

I found out that you can play the chords to The Scientist on the piano and sing the words to Hey Jude and they go together. Or you can go the other way around and play Hey Jude and sing The Scientist.

What station was that?

I can only do homework until 4:00. After that I have absolutely no motivation.

Two great songs mashed together. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_kI1Gmr9PA]YouTube - Green Day vs Queen - Novocaine Rhapsody (Music Video)[/ame]

It sounds a bit too Radioheadish. I Like radiohead, but when I listen to Coldplay, I want to hear Coldplay, not Radiohead.

http://www.cleverbot.com/j2log-eKbEWMONFDJCANOHSLC-detail Cleverbot knows viva la vida! Well mostly. He messed up on the chorus. Edit: For some reason I can't explain. The conversation got deleted.

I put headphones in my dog's ears and turned on life in technicolor ii. He wagged his tail. It's nice to know that my dog likes coldplay.

Most of my music is from The Beatles.