Coldplay's follow-up to Parachutes picks up where they left off. Thanks in part to Chris Martin's ethereal voice and the sweeping lines that emanate from Jonny Buckland's guitar, Coldplay's melodies luxuriate songs like, "The Scientist," and "A Whisper."
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Coldplay's follow-up to Parachutes picks up where they left off. Thanks in part to Chris Martin's ethereal voice and the sweeping lines that emanate from Jonny Buckland's guitar, Coldplay's melodies luxuriate songs like, "The Scientist," and "A Whisper."
Sadly, I don't have Parachutes. Still, when the chance came I decided to get this follow up album. I've never thought a great deal of Coldplay, always thinking of them as aimless depressives. But I was of course, wrong... behind every miserable sounding Trouble and Don't Panic there's a real message, and usually an optimistic one. They're a band who may throw you, but listen again... On to this album. I bought it on the strength of In My Place, a fantastic, cheerful song, the liveliest on the album probabl..
The song 'Yellow' was garnering more and more airplay, and i had definitely heard of Coldplay but didn't have any of theirsongs. It was a few years ago that my friend told me to go and buy Parachutes, and I was completey blown away.
Parachutes really changed my life. It brought me a sound and vibe somewhere between my preferred Radiohead, and David Gray. While I emotionally gravitate toward Radiohead, sometimes I find it too melancholy. Coldplay seems a little more hopeful to me. I have heard people call them a Radiohead rip-off and I am not sure I get the comparison between the two. I get a totally different feeling from each. I guess there are similar pace and chord changes and unique hooks to compare, but other than that the t..
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