Coldplay Appreciation Thread


Members

Chris Martin - Vocals, Piano, Guitar
Johnny Buckland - Lead Guitar
Guy Berryman - Bass Guitar
Will Champion - Drums

Discography

Parachutes - July 10th, 2000
A Rush of Blood to the Head - August 27th, 2002
X&Y - June 6th, 2005

Singles

Yellow
Trouble
In My Place
The Scientist
Clocks
God Put A Smile Upon Your Face
Moses
Speed of Sound
Fix You
Talk
The Hardest Part

Links

Official Site
Coldplaying

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"Because the spaces between my fingers
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~ Owl City

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Coldplay To Start 4th Album Later In Year New father and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin will be back at the studio to record the band's fourth album by the end of this year, according to bandmates. Chris announced plans to take time out at the February Brit Awards, but has reassured bandmates he will be back to work sooner than expected, despite the birth of his second child Moses earlier this month. Bassist Guy Berryman said, "We hope to have something together by January. "We're going to make sure with our new album that everyone remembers why Coldplay are one of the best bands in the world."

Top 100 Albums Of All Time (Chosen By Irish Artists) The full results of the top 100 Greatest Albums Ever (as declared by Irish musicians) is found in the current issue of Hot Press - and each day we'll reveal a little more of the list on hotpress.com. Take a look below to see how the list is shaping up, and keep checking back to find out how it progresses! 79. Coldplay - Parachutes Full list here.

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Coldplay's Chris Martin Comes Clean Wrapping up their U.S. tour and preparing for a string of dates abroad, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin and guitarist Jonny Buckland dropped by the Rolling Stone office in New York to field a barrage of random questions from the staff. Martin, ready for whatever we threw his way, went on about everything from his childhood taste for Phil Collins (his first album was But Seriously) to riding in Wayne Coyne's pickup when Coldplay performed in Oklahoma. "His life there is extraordinarily weird and fantastic," said Martin. "He lives next door literally to pimps." While Coldplay now has to deal with their reputation as "biggest band in the world" -- their latest release, X&Y, has already sold more than three million copies -- Martin admitted that he still can't get over their success. "We feel very much humbled by the fact that we can even play [in America], and we're happier that we got bigger and bigger," he said. "But we still feel like one of those fish that swim beside a whale and just get flicked off." A serious Michael Jackson fan, the singer added, "We haven't done anything better than 'Don't Stop 'Till You Get Enough.'" Download the interview here.

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