Coldplayfan1294

Over in Florida, it's kind of like late Spring right now, getting into the summer months of June, July, August, Sept

how do you like Australia? It looks nice to me.

so you're in Australia?

What's it like in Lithuania? It sounds so interesting.

It's just depressing haha, that's all. Every time I do it, I just get frustrated. I wish the economy was better.

Time to start the job search again. I hate doing this crap.

Haha JC really couldn't be happier right now :-). That being said I thought tokarski played decently but MSL was right on top of him with tons of time to pick his shot and brassard had all the time in the world with nobody in front of him either.

I get ragged on for loving coldplay but I don't give a shit. Haters' gonna hate lol

I think it's extremely fashionable to hate coldplay, and very hipster to do so because of it being mainstream, and the musical egotists can't have any of that.

Yep, and tbh I think id be ok playing in a talent show depending on what we were playing. If it was the scientist I think I'd be game, I've played that song literally hundreds of times. Also, if you're comfortable on stage with who you are with, that also helps

I know man. I'd love to play piano for some coldplay songs. Id sing if I had to but rather not haha. Shitty thing is my brother plays guitar but he hates coldplay and won't learn any of their material.

Dude , do you know how awesome that is? I'd love to play coldplay songs with other people, it's a dream of mine

The only parts i struggle with on the scientist is the chorus where Chris goes falsetto. I can always sing within my range though or try to. The rest I do fairly well with I guess in my own opinion.

Hope my directions on the end of gravity aren't too confusing. Let me know if you get Caught somewhere or don't understand what the hell I am saying

I don't really like playing vocal melodies unless the song is too simple from a piano standpoint and I can't sing it decently.

Reagan is a good guy though so I don't mind doing it. Thanks for the kind words though. :)

And yes, it's beautiful. I love the chords to yellow on the piano. Amazing.

Oh and if you have questions, I'll happily clarify.

Ok, so when you finish playing the 2nd chorus of gravity, you come to the ending. So right after playing the 2nd chorus. You play Eb octaves on the left hand, and the Eb chord on the right hand 3x. On the fourth time, instead of playing the actual chord, you will play an Eb octave on your left hand and then right after you do that, play an Eb octave on your right, where you would have just played the Eb chord. Then, play a G octave low on the right hand, then with your right hand, move up to a D, G, D, and when you move up to the D, G, D, you'll be playing C on your left hand. Play the D G D octave 3x, and then on the fourth, do a pure D octave, and then switch down to a G octave, and once you play the G octave, switch the Bb, D, G chord on your right hand, and play that 4x. You'll be playing a G on the left hand while you play the Bb, D, G on the right hand. Finally, once you've played that 4 times, on the right hand, play a single Bb ONCE, and then you're going to play a C, Bb, and on the left hand, that's when you'll go up to G#. Once you play the C,Bb on the right hand, you'll play a C, G# twice, and then C, Eb, G twice, then C, F twice, then C, Eb ONCE, and then that will have been one entire go through of the end. You'll play this I think two times through, and then the third time, the only thing that switches is the octaves you play after the Eb chord you play 3x at the beginning. The third time, you're going to play the Eb octave like normal, but this time, you're going to go up to an F octave, and then you'll play the D,G,D octave 3x as per usual (with C as left hand note), and then after that, you'll play an Eb octave, and then go into the Bb, D, G chord as per usual (with G as the left hand note). Then you'll finish the same way as I described earlier, when you start going down the keys from the 1st Bb, then the C, Bb, and then the C, G# twice, C, Eb, G twice, C, F twice, and C, Eb once. Anyway, I really hope this is helpful. This is the exact way I play it, and I am pretty sure this is correct. I've tried to explain it the best way I could.

I wish I could have Chris's Angelic like falsettos.

Oh I sing myself, just wish I was better at it, but in the confines of my room, who's judging? lol.

I wish I could sing.

Nah it's not.

Alright cool. I am going out to dinner with the family tonight, but it won't be a long affair, when I get back I'll write it up. It's nothing crazy, you'll still be using generally the same chords, it's just this time some octaves will be thrown in, and a couple other things, nothing brain-busting or difficult though. It's a beautiful melody.

do you want me to post the "how to" on the ending of gravity tonight? It's the most in-depth part of the song, so I'll have to try and explain it as clearly as I can, but willing to as long as you want it haha. Otherwise don't want to go through the trouble.