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Nie

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  1. Yes. It now is 19:38 UK time and 20:38 in Brussels/Berlin...
  2. My favorite app seems to have problems: Invalid license :( [uSER=100956]@Stephen[/uSER]
  3. GPASUYF? Where do we go to draw the line answer: Ah, when you work out where to draw the line Ah, when you work out where to draw the line :grinning:
  4. Yesssssss!
  5. The answer is no. But you indeed have to find the connection between Coldplaying and Bruce Springsteen. The song will be clear when you find that. [emoji4]
  6. You have cracked line 1. [emoji4] It is indeed 1 of 2 IP addresses of Coldplaying.com. There is also a 104.18 43.236, but I liked the one with 42 more. [emoji16] Now proceed with line 2
  7. I got exactly the same. Scary, isn't it? [emoji1]
  8. Hey, if I can find a street in a country somewhere in the world based on your hints, you can find this one too. (and it's not a street). Btw, you don't have to know anything about music to solve it. [emoji12]
  9. Hint #4: Hint 1, 2 and 3 have to be applied on line 1. When you have solved that you will have to connect it with line 2
  10. No one? Hint #3: How can you connect hint 1 with hint 2?
  11. No Extra hint: ...
  12. Princess Of China
  13. To get you started, here is a hint: start with deciphering line 1 and every word is important.
  14. Princess Of China
  15. These ads that are now in the middle of my screen are a bit confusing. For a second I was relating this picture with Marianna. [emoji2]
  16. New riddle: The connections between 104 18 42 236 and Bruce Springsteen will lead you to the name of the Coldplay song.
  17. Pfjew... It took me some twisted logic to get there. I still think that Solid Ground perfectly describes the geographic place in between those roads. [emoji14]
  18. Coldplay has played a few times in Nijmegen. At the concert on 1/7/2003 "The World Turned Upside Down" was on the setlist, but that is a b-side of Fix You. Since geography was one of the hints... can it be "Your World turns upside down"? Which is an old unreleased song?
  19. I give up. I don't see anything possible logical in between those 2 streets. Edit: I have found the perfect unreleased song for this riddle: "Nobody will understand" - performed when they were still called Pectoralz.
  20. Solid Ground (Until The Water Flows Over) There is a bridge in between the 2 roads (but no water) :grinning:
  21. Fun fact: I do have to mention that there is an Coldplaystraat in Nijmegen, The Netherlands. [emoji16] My favorite Dutch song "Mooie Ellebogen" is recorded and released though. [emoji848]
  22. I have found > 5 streets with the name of an unreleased song. [emoji48] I could start summing them up but without the connection with the riddle I dont think that's fair.
  23. The only connection I see between Coldplay and Deep Purple is Joe Satriani. And also The Beatles occur in a plagiarism story. But if I have to find a street, then I'd guess St Stephen. There is a Stephen street near Camden. :grinning:
  24. Spiderwebs - Trouble? I took the initials from "Deep Purple" --> DP --> Don't Panic. The song was released 2x, in 1999 on The Blue Room and in 2000 on Parachutes. In between - geography :p - those 2 DP's there is an unreleased song "Spiderwebs" which was an early version of Trouble.
  25. Don't Panic ? Or Panic as it was called first

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