Abracadabra

The intro is amazing, I find it the most innovative thing in this entire era. The second part is okay, but I wish the song retained the creepy atmosphere from start to finish.

As I said before, Amsterdam is not underrated, definitely not. "Yes" perhaps.

Maybe you should ask a psychiatrist for some help.

Snakes and rats. Rats are more disgusting (their tail :sick:) than scary, but snakes are really horrendous.

6/10 http:// I don't know how to post the video :disappointed:

Aerosmith

Girl With One Eye - Florence + the Machine

Karma Police

Foster the People vs. Snow Patrol

The Wolves - Bon Iver

The Vaccines - Blow it Up

Nope The Beatles

But you don't understand Or you won't understand

THE VACCINES - They're absolutely amazing. I'm so proud whenever I've got a chance to recommend them to my friends. :dazzled:

No The Editors

Florence + the Machine :heart: Bon Iver Radiohead Ed Sheeran The Vaccines

Yep, it seems so. I'm with those saying Coldplay want to explore, and am inclined to think this album is not their final destination.

Parachutes -- Spies AROBTTH -- Amsterdam X&Y -- A Message Viva la Vida - Yes MX -- Up With The Birds

The acoustic version is very good, although I cannot comprehend that' heartlines on your head' line. :blank:

I don't expect any b-sides to go with Charlie Brown. It's probably to soon to get another batch of songs.

^ Quite a good point.

^True. :confused:

Aw, I love that plan of yours. Autumn is my absolute favourite time of the year, I walk my dog as often as I can in the nearby parks and it seems to me the dog is sooner tired than I am, lol. Yes, the nature is breath-taking at the moment. I should probably go and take my dog for a walk, now that I think of it :P

I can't make myself like her, I tried to...so NO Lykke Li

^Actually, I was referring to the original poster, but since you cared to respond, I'll say that perhaps it's a question of your age at the moment. It's too early to talk about having children when we're very young people who attend university (in my case) and are still backed up by our parents financially. I practically don't have any money of my own and can't possibly imagine having a child in near future. But after I get employed and marry one day, I don't think I'd want to just wait to become old without the offspring. I've always wondered at the purpose of one's life and I somehow think the children provide answer to it. Raising a child or more of them is no easy task at all, and I don't mean to have them in order to be rewarded when I'm old in a way that they should take care of me, the true reward would be to have someone to love and to give them everything you can (not in the sense of raising spoiled brats) as you've been given yourself by your parents (although often it is not the case,unfortunately). Not sure if you got a grasp of what I'm trying to say, it's quite hard to explain. :)