Ag3nt0rang3 wrote:  They have a big fan community in canada, and their live shows are great.

This song is not a comercial spot for coldplay! I even like the new coldplay more!

 Radio_Dweeb wrote: 
Reconsider again. I saw them live in Toronto, they were great. Seriously, those guys work very hard onstage and put on a great show. I'm not a huge fan of the music (I like most of it, while still mindful of the rather strong 'influences'), but I definitely thought the show was worth my time and money, and I would go see them again.

 Stefen wrote: 
I like Coldplay but continue to struggle with the vocals....

Come on RP, if you're gonna play U2, play the real thing. My doctor has told me to avoid Coldplay.

About the worst Coldplay song I've ever heard.

 Ulises wrote: 
It's an interesting question.  In the monotheistic world the Devil refers to a specific entity which makes it, at least implicitly, a proper noun, and "the Devils advocate" certainly has this context.  Libraryonline agrees it (like God) should be capitalized:

http://www.libraryonline.com/default.asp?pID=48

(I obviously have too much time on my hands .... )

Reconsidering ever going to a Coldplay concert, maybe it's the song

It really should be a misdemeanor  to rhyme "could", "would", "should" anymore.

Goodness, they sure flogged every bit of life out of this, didn't they?

 j7 wrote: 

Yeah, I have to agree. It sounds like he's just getting his job done. Especially if it's being sold as an album featuring live performances, you'd think he'd, you know, really put some feeling into it, a little more emotion.

 Ulises wrote: 



Man, I confess I come to RP for the comments just as much as the music.

I generally like Coldplay.  But live cuts leave me cringing as I wait for Chris to blow a vocal chord.  

gjeeg wrote:
Oh, me I just can start liking them (always swimming against the stream), because, you know, now they don't, like, suck anymore. But that's just me.

 Darlington wrote:

 

I am just curious.  Why did you capitilize "devil"?  Is he a proper noun in your sphere of influence?

 gjeeg wrote:

 

Just playing the Devil's advocate here for a minute, but I think their latest CD is doing quite well...

Tjhis is a pretty good song too....

jyoull wrote:
I like what you're saying like

Some paiiiiiiinful vocal pitch.

Funny how bands one moment are The Biggest Damn Thing, then you turn around, and they're gone. These guys had their moment. It was deserved. But no sustained presence. Funny.

Ha ha ha, you both are oh so clever, not. But your opinions are on par with answer "e"!


ziggytrix wrote:
Coldplay is to U2 as _______ is to champagne.

a. kool-aid
b. sediment
c. cheese
d. urine
e. cabbage


THE ANSWER IS D

jyoull wrote:
Ha!

Boooooring

suddenly i am like so like over , like, coldplay.
no like, seriously.

These guys are great. Course with this band it really does help to see them live, they are really on :)

Not-too-bad for a mainstream middle-of-the-road pop band. The guy needs to learn how to handle a falsetto. The U2-esque wall of sound in the background is not bad, either.

The worst thing about C-play is their record label, Sony; which uses draconian DRM software on their CD's.

prickelpit96 wrote:

yup, a little boring!

EssexTex wrote:

The voice was ok until he hit the falsetto, which was like a chalk screeching on a blackboard. 7 for the music, knock off 2 for the falsetto, so 5 from the Nottingham jury.

ziggytrix wrote:

THE ANSWER IS D

Nice music, crap voice.. Needs to climb out of his ass!