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Wouldn't this lead to people just ripping the audio stream and then downloading that?

Probably because Michael Stipe doesn't make extensive use of falsetto.

Well, Emily Kokal used to date John Frusciante so....

1) Up in Flames - the live version is boring but reviewers have compared the studio version to the likes of Massive Attack + James Blake 2) UFO - I believe Q Magazine compared it to Radiohead's Faust Arp, one of my favorites off In Rainbows 3) Us Against the World - the described church organs should create a great sonic atmosphere 4) Princess of China - Strangely enough, I've been one of the few defenders of this track and I see a lot of potential in the collaboration 5) Up With the Birds - With the exception of Twisted Logic, I'm a huge fan of Coldplay album closers.

Does a version of Car Kids even exist? I would like to add it to my music library if it does.

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Anton Corbijn :dazzled:

And this is where I come in by saying she should let the music speak for itself :thumbsup:

Fog

:( Yeah, this is one of my favorites since the Viva era. Hopefully one day the band will revisit it and officially release the song. In fact, I wouldn't mind an album full of songs like Famous Old Painters.

Didn't she go to the Grammys in a giant egg? :confused:

Yeah, Lady Gaga (especially the songs from her second album) is very similar to Madonna. I actually like many of her songs - I've already admitted to ranking Bad Romance among the top singles of the decade. That being said, I do wish she stops with the different clothing. It was cool at first but now it's just annoying.

Is there a version with lyrics? I really like this song, especially the horns :)

Tentative list (Subject to change): 1) Fleet Foxes - Helplessness Blues 2) Björk - Biophilia 3) Bon Iver - Bon Iver, Bon Iver 4) PJ Harvey - Let England Shake 5) James Blake - James Blake 6) St. Vincent - Strange Mercy 7) Tim Hecker - Ravedeath, 1972 8) The Weeknd - House of Balloons 9) Gang Gang Dance - Eye Contact 10) Radiohead - The King of Limbs 11) Julianna Barwick - The Magic Place 12) Girls - Father, Son, Holy Ghost 13) Grouper - A I A 14) Cut Copy - Zonoscope 15) Wild Beasts - Smother 16) Destroyer - Kaputt 17) Nicolas Jaar - Space Is Only Noise 18) SBTRKT - SBTRKT 19) Toro Y Moi - Underneath the Pine 20) Yuck - Yuck 21) The Field - Looping State of Mind 22) The Antlers - Burst Apart 23) Panda Bear - Tomboy 24) Lykke Li - Wounded Rhymes 25) Modeselektor - Monkeytown

Whoever said that is brilliant. :P

Why do you care that other people care about music reviews? :wink3:

Are there problems in the US? Of course, just like every other country, America has its own share of problems. But saying we're moving towards fascism? Not only is it actually insulting to those who currently or have previously lived in fascist regimes, it's just fear-mongering and a gross misinterpretation of the current economic and political climate.

Let's not kid ourselves - Obama's creating his own mess

What are the reviews so far? Q Magazine: Generally favorable, most likely a 4/5 or 5/5 Mojo: 4/5 Spin: 7/10 Uncut: 3/5 Am I missing anything?

I wish this poll was public - genuinely curious that 2 people think Radiohead is the most mainstream band out of the choices.

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Colbert: So, many people people say that Coldplay has stolen your sound. Radiohead: ..... Colbert: Is there anything else Coldplay has stolen from you? Like, did any of you date Gwyneth Paltrow?

It's starting!

You really seem to dislike America :(

He made a joke about Coldplay during the taping of the hour-long Radiohead special. Too bad the joke didn't air :(