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Main Forums => The Roundtable => Topic started by: SpookyPistolero on December 04, 2005, 08:25:46 AM
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Just wanted to say that I found this '4-string quartet tribute to coldplay' online, and it's fantastic. It's ten of coldplay's songs played by a 4-string quartet, as you might imagine, and the songs convert into classical play very well. It's just another way to re-experience a song or band, if you like them much. Songs include Clocks, Yellow, Daylight, Don't Panic, Everything's Not Lost, God Put a Smile Upon Your Face....
I've had this disk playing on and off for several days now and it's pretty hard to put away.
Two spooky thumbs up!
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I didn't know there was any other type of a string quartet than one with 4 people in it... :p I also enjoyed their Nine Inch Nails tribute CD.
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Haha, then clearly you haven't heard of the 3-string duet tribute to the dave matthews band. One person plays both a cello and a violin simultaneously. Yea, impressive. (If I didn't make lots of mistakes, I wouldnt be me!)
I'll have to check out the Nine Inch Nails cd, thanks-
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Just heard "Let's Talk" on the radio this morning. The opening riff sounds eerily like this. As discussed here.
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Every penny you send to Coldplay goes to support citizen disarmament and global socialism. The lead singer is an active and vocal supporter of: http://www.stophandgunviolence.com/home.htm
I fight with my wife about it all the time...she loves them...I think their songs all sound the same and can't stand their politics. Makes it hard to pony up any $$ for things Coldplay related.
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I like Coldplay ok.
I'm more of a classic rock fan though.
But I like a lot of other things.
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Coldplay just seem to me like the band that people listen to because they are attempting to make music like what Radiohead did in the late 90s. And not doing a very good job of it.
Not a fan. Yellow is catchy though.