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Dogs are better than cats IMHO :lol:

^ I really think Markus is essential in there (more than Eno) :lol:

The best part are the references to Mr. Brightside, the thing as whole is a bit chessy. Actually I don't know if like the fact it makes references, because one song is so good and the other so average.

I want a final album with Eno and Markus, they should try different people on LP7 though.

Facebook is down, is it only in Brasil? Edit: Nevermind it's back

WTF? It's like on my permanet Coldplay Top 3 :lol:

Well, I think doing Journalism just thinking about being on a music magazine is a bit wrong, I mean the chances a very little and I guess you have to think about all the possibilities. Most of people I know that did Journalism are working as press agents or things like that (wich was not what they wanted at first place), so think a lot before doing it.

Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends, first of all because it's brilliant. Now the personal reasons: That album really changed my life, I mean, I was 13 when I first heard Viva on the radio and I was amazed by the arrangement and the beautiful melody, until that momment I wasn't a really music fan, I didn't even had an mp3. So I fell in love with the track and decided to buy the album after listening to a couple of other songs on YouTube. That was really the first album I "decided" to buy, and I played it everyday from begining to end for like six months. Viva made me access coldplay.com to read Roadie#42 blogs, made me search for other music, made me want to learn piano and write my own songs, Viva La Vida made me the huge music fan I'm today. Other reasons: It's a concept album and it flows with perfection, all the songs are important there, also it's just above 45 minutes and every time I listen to it I just feeli like listening a second time. The lyrics are great and the whole thing seems to belong to it's own mysterious 1800s supernatural world. They used strange sound like on the Life In Technicolor riff, the Viva strings and the tack piano. This is theire best album in every way.

I like the effects on small doses, but there are some moments when things get a bit stupid... like ETIAW

Live 2012 was a bit obvious, I don't know... and Live 2003 has the Tour Diary so it wins for me.

Come on, there's good pop muisc, what's so bad on saying they are a pop group?

Keane is not rock, you need to have a guitarist to apply for that genre :lol:, they are a great pop band.

I alredy knew this one for a while, but I'm fucking loving it right now! Seriously, listen! [ame]www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAEzsDaCk6A[/ame]

:laugh3: that was fun

Cute song :D, ok, let's think of names: Silent Room Nothing Left To Say Back In Silence Silent Noise Silence Peace treaty Getting Over Pride Whatever, nice song :D

Gravity, Moving To Mars and Things I Don't Understand, actually I don't care that much for the others :lol:

Sorry, but I don't think there's a reason good enough... and they would have told us if there was.

^ What, no way, The Black Keys and Mumford & Sons albums are better :P

7 radom songs I've been listening this week:

^ :nod: I mean, Viva (3 grammys)>HTDAAB(9)

This is a nice project, I might take part of it next year :D

I'd be happy if Mumford & Sons won Album of The Year

^ They'll probably never make an album longer than 45 minutes again, and for me that's good, less minutes, less mistakes.

^ I've never seen snow :bigcry:, but about the weather today: Hotter than yesterday, 34ºC

Can't believe Taylor Swift and Kelly Clarkson were nominated for Recording of The Year... I mean, come on, I've never seen such a weird nomination list, with the exception of Album of The Year all the important categories have at least one shit nominee. Payphone? Stronger? Don't think they have any chance of taking one this year.