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I think it will be a bit like Atlas: a bit mysterious, but not too much.

http://musescore.com/wjw42-t/atlas Does this help you?

I sent a message...

F# C#m B D sounds pretty good in the chorus

No, he really plays a tele. Where have you seen him playing a strat on hurts like heaven. He plays a tele in Live 2012.

I have a pic: This is my favorite guitar type and this viva guitar is my favorite guitar. I'm going to buy a tele thinline 72 when i have enough money

you know what i mean. and 1100 dollars is not 4000 euros.

haha you can buy 1 for 1100 dollars

I'm trying to make a MIDI of Hurts Like Heaven, but none of the guitars i can use in my program sound good to the song. Can anybody who owns a telecaster (maybe a thinline 72) record the sound like it was used on the album and live? It'll help me very much. I only need 1 tone because i can edit it.

http://http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/c/coldplay/the_goldrush_crd.htm This is the right one

I would like to know that too! Btw, the other guy is Johnny.

I think it is a Gibson Blues King, i saw this thread: http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-58813.html Can anybody confirm this?

In the video of Lovers in Japan plays Jon an acoustic guitar. You can also see that guitar at the next image. htbackdrops.com/v2/albums/userpics/10016/Coldplay~1.jpg I got the question: what type of guitar is it, and where is it now?

Look what the Oracle said today: February 18, 2013 - submitted by Jericho, United States of America Q. Hello Do you know what the model is for Chris Martin's Martin guitar? Thanks The Oracle replies: No, but luckily I know a man who does. Thanks to the knowledgeable Hoppy (Chris' guitar tech for those who don't know) for this very comprehensive answer. "On the MX tour he was playing Martin D-15 M's (FYI: D= dreadnought body shape/ number = style, the higher the number the more fancy appointments, binding, inlays etc/ M= mahogany). He used six or seven in a show, set up for different songs/tunings and all painted different)." He also went on to tell me: "His favorite is a 1985 (I think) made D-28 which doesn't tour. I believe he originally rented this from John Henry's Hire dept. a long time ago and subsequently bought it from them. Amongst the others, he has a vintage pre-war D-28. Also D-42, or 45 K (K=Koa wood) from the 70's (I think!) Also he may have a OO-15CE (OO= body size, small/ C= cutaway/ E=electric) somewhere. He used these on the Rush of Blood tour. He has recently been recording with 2 new HD-28's (H= herringbone, which is a style of binding they previously used on pre-war made D-28's) that have been modified, and a couple of specially made 12 string versions of D-15 M's." He knows his stuff does our Hoppy! Wow, I hope you guitar fans out there found that as fascinating as I did.