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The Escapist (hidden track) (transition into) Life In Technicolor ii I Ran Away Don Quixote Glass Of Water Daylight Now My Feet Won't Touch The Ground M.M.I.X. (hidden track) (transition into) Moses Green Eyes 42 Chinese Sleep Chant (hidden track) Trouble The Goldrush Death Will Never Conquer (hidden track, studio version) Strawberry Swing Prospekt's March / Poppyfields Death And All His Friends

Opener: Don't Panic Closer: Death And All His Friends

The speed of the song depended on how fast Jonny played the riff at the beginning. He just played it a little slower than usual at that performance.

Same here! Spanish Rain and Charlie Brown actually nearly share the same chord progression.

Definitely has that X&Y feel. nostalgiaaaa

Hey there, I'm Zack. I've visited the Coldplaying forums many times but never actually thought about joining until now. I live in the US, write and perform various styles of music, and enjoy philosophizing instead of doing homework when I've taken my Adderall. My favorite band is Radiohead, but my favorite band to follow is Coldplay. These guys have so much talent, and I love to see when they make great use of it (and hate when they ignore it). I've taught myself musical theory since I was about 11, and I usually focus on musical structure when listening to songs, and this is something I think Coldplay isn't given enough credit for. I think, although they're lyrically weak, they are such a good band because of how they're able to make great music. Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends is my favorite Coldplay album because it's the perfect balance of that classic Coldplay sound and true musical experimentation (especially noticeable in the unusual time signatures in tracks like Yes and Death And All His Friends). Death And All His Friends is, hands down, my favorite song of all time. So epic. I'm looking forward to meeting some other Coldplay fans here!