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Yep Tash stated it here: http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showpost.php?p=5424833&postcount=3

Well I was just afraid we weren't getting it in general :shame: But I just pre-ordered it, after helping my dad build a shed for 4 hours and got 17 mosquito bites :wreck: I hope I get a poster cause if not then I jsut wasted a good $35 :angry:

Where do you pre-oder the stuff, I can't find it. :huh: I'm assuming it comes with the song, its just not part of the actual movie..I could be wrong because they didnt give us any info. Edit: nvm I saw the link on their site :facepalm:

It's not on the official movie, but possibly as an extra on the special features...Live 2003 had 2 disks for the CD, I'm not too sure about the DVD but I'm assuming there's more to the extras.

This was the Live 2003 incident. I mean, honestly though, why not release all the songs? I'm pretty sure they can fit everything onto a CD, or release the CD with 2 disks. I mean, I bought the Doctor Who Series 6 OST for $20 and it had 2 disks with like 36 songs...worth it though :awesome: But yes, DLiBYH is probably one of my favorite songs from the MX era and we've hadn't had a great quality audio version yet, although the folks in the mulimedia room are doing a splendid job with recording the concerts though :nod: But still, it would be nice to have an actual properly mixed live recording in 320kps.

My god :facepalm: I thought we would have another Live 2003 incident...wait why an extra? That's the one song (aside from Fix You,) I would pay to go see :angry:

Who else is pissed? :blank:

I got everything transcribed except 3:46-3:48, it sounds like he plays 2B, 3D, 3G, and then 4G and plays a similar progression using different notes, but I can't make out what he's playing so I improvised with: 2B 3D 3G 3B, 3D 3G 3B, 3G 4D 4G which is just scaling up a G/B chord, G/D chord, and an octave of G's with a 5th. The numbers represent the octave incase some of you were wondering :uhoh:

Wait my brain hurts :confused: Lets start over: So I can't comment on your profile cause you filtered everyone? Oh...

Let me rephrase that: HOW CAN YOU BE SO CRUEL :bigcry:

You suck -_-

I cant post on your wall :blank: add my on facebook or tumblr cause this is really odd :blank:

Well he's following the same progression/key as Lovers in Japan so they're G, D, C, and Em chords. The order is something I'll look into.

Oooo so pretty :wacko:

That's a good one to learn to cheat your way with Classical music :awesome:

Helpful Hint: Try learning Clocks as well. That is a great song to get all the basics down :nod:

Also it helps to learn music theory while your playing because it taught me how to read sheet music. Even though I'm somewhat basic at sight reading (I can't read rhythms that well,) my teacher asked me to not only play keyboard last year for my school's musical, which out of the 30+ years of music experience she's ever done, that was the hardest score she's ever played :wreck: and now I'm in my orchestra class playing level 4 music when I can't read the damn rhythms :awesome: It helps to branch out Molly :P

:lol: While I do not like rap, if you listen to what he syas, it makes sense :awesome:

So I finally got my hands on some good quality audio from the Paralympics Games Closing Ceremony and I was dying when I heard Jay-Z little number for Paradise...then this happened :uhoh: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKvqOeWHzg0]Paradise (ft. Jay-Z) - YouTube[/ame]

Unless you're me and clap in between breaks :awesome:

Counting out the beats helps to :wacko:

It helps to learn the chords with the left hand and play melody with the right. As you progress you should try to play chords with your right and then play the baseline or the chord's root note in octaves with the left hand :nice:

I also know someone who's name is extremely similar to her's ^ :confused: SHE'S THE CHOSEN ONE :wreck:

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