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omg jonny is that you :anxious: edit: ^telepathy :dazzled:

^nice one i know chris loves the unforgettable fire (so do i :dazzled:) and i think he mentioned nightswimming by rem as the best song ever and a bunch of other songs like paranoid android (maybe out of courtoisie?) /now i feel like an obsessive fan again :disappointed:

well you're mistaken Fitzgerald :huh: i'm sorry for spamming BACK TO THE YORKE

lol oh shit i forgot about the bends ugh idk throwing that fugly resuscitation doll in the closet?? i'm 2/3 a doctor but that thing creeps me out. it's the ugliest cover ever no wait, it's supposed to be a clothes analogy. taking off your scrubs (the ones hospitalized patients wear) and running out of the hospital? ikd what the bends is about, that's what i got from the cover and bones and my iron lung

i guess he just likes them. hard.

Is Buckin real? :surprised: Is Buckin real? :surprised: Chris, we all know Buckin is real, prove that it isn't. :snobby: Chris, why do you like the flowery shirt so much? :| [off record] Would you like to have sex with me in the alley after this interviews is over? :charming: I'm kinda kidding with those questions. :anxious: Are there any specific, non-generic questions you would ask the band or a member? Like, about the inspiration for and the genesis of a song or an album or something else that no one ever asked them? I often come up with quite original questions and I wonder why don't big fans interview bands, they would ask much more interesting questions than a casual reporter. The Howard Stern interview was the most insightful one I've ever watched. Probably because it was long and laid back and really funny/awkward at times but it also provided many little answers about a lot of songs. I personally would love to spend time with bands in the studio as a fan and/or journalist and watch the creative process. But I understand how that may be very intrusive and contra-productive for many bands including Coldplay. Discuss...

^because meanies say coldplay is bland and boring and painfully nice beige would be a visual representation of that THEY SURE SHOWED THEM THEY'RE NOT BEIGE WITH MX :snobby:

yes because when i hear banjo i think of fix you edit: what the fuck is that? u trollin bro? it's just the hoff speaking in german over and over again! UGH :anxious:

OMG can't wait to hear New Song. :dazzled: I think they won't play a lot of songs from MX in the future, unless the Car Kids album is similar to MX.

Sign "O" The Times

lol there is a pyramid shaped mountain in my country that people from all around the world are flocking to to spend teh apocalypse if anything, north korea won't be the culprit. i'm pretty sure you at least need electricity to end the world nowadays south korea looks like an island at night sad

10 Best Albums of 2012: Critics' Picks Their top 3 = my top 3 :dazzled: (Channel Orange is slightly overrated and Good Kid, M.A.A.D City is slightly underrated but Frank was more ~impactful~ overall imo) 20 Best Songs of 2012: Critics' Picks Climax :wacky: Good year for "alternative" R&B/Hip hop :nod:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw4TlzjEQZE]Janet Jackson - Throb (HQSound) - YouTube[/ame] :sweatdrop:

:surprised: Naturally, Pablo Honey was burning the clothes your mother bought you in an angsty fashion and OK Computer was buying new clothes but with no logos. And thus we have deciphered the miracle that is Radio Head.

Too bad you just focus on the negative. I never said I don't appreciate Amnesiac. The stuff I love - Packt, Pyramid Song, I Might Be Wrong, even the weird ones - Pulk/Pull, Spinning Plates are just mind blowing and I consider them some of their greatest ever. I just don't like when they mix acoustic and electronic, experimental stuff on the same album, because the acoustic ones end up being inferior. The same goes for Hail To The Thief. But In Rainbows is fairly acoustic and I just love it, so it is not absolute. I would have put songs like Kinetic and Amazing Sounds Of Orgy on Amnesiac instead of Knives Out, Morning Bell/Amnesiac etc, then it would have been perfect. TKOL is just OK.

^agreed. Rush is also on Rolling Stone's 500 best albums ever list if that matters.

'I Am Adam Lanza's Mother': A Mom's Perspective On The Mental Illness Conversation In America

OK :)

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWa5ItXqCQo]Rihanna - Nobody's Business ft. Chris Brown (Full Song) - YouTube[/ame] :kiss:

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true, coldplay changes constantly from album to album but in the big picture we're still waiting for their joshua tree or something. something that will be revered impactful and game-changing by critics and fans. viva la vida was perhaps the closest to that but not quite. i'm not saying they have to do something like that, it's become increasingly difficult to do it, but as a self-made biggest band in the world it's kinda their duty :shrug: ps why are you in pain? :bigcry:

^i like oldplay and newplay but they've hardly broken any ground, i'm still waiting for that i prefer intricate, layered, electronic but they just can't do that better keep it cute (not a direct response to that post)

hi spidey :cheesy:

this quickly escalated to a typical pretentious RH discussion. let's leave it at albums then :sad:

Well I accept that theory too but actually they spent much more time tweeking the songs during the Kid Amnesiac sessions. Proper stripped down would be a guy and a guitar. And the scarce lyrics make it open for interpation. But yeah it is clearly very anti OK Computer.