Album Rating: 4.5
A Whisper is phenomenal.
This album is actually great, front to back.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Second half lets the album down imo
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still enjoying parachutes and this album... am i gay?!
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Album Rating: 3.0
Nope, you're in touch with your feminine side
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Ya i touch my feminine side alot these days not sure why so?!
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Album Rating: 4.5
The Scientist and Clocks are the only songs on this that don't totally kick ass. Still catchy tunes, but they drag a bit, not much going on.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Wow thats the opposite of how I feel, 2 of the stronger tracks
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i like those songs tbh but still Parachutes beats this
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Album Rating: 4.5
In what way? Their ability to be totally static in feel and structure? (they both pick up a bit toward the end, to be fair) How about the linear build up of Amsterdam? The production in daylight? The instrumentals in god put a smile upon your face? Objectively I don't think you can compare a whisper fairly to anything else on the album.
X & Y didn't stack up because they tried to recreate the success they had with those two predictable singles. Viva La Vida found a solid balance by doing what the Beatles did. They disguised progressive and complex structures and ideas, but Coldplay did it by doing an album of almost entirely linear structures. Multiple hooks/melodies per song while still being able to satisfy their need for writing intelligent music.
That's how I feel, anyway.
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Album Rating: 4.5
I got sick of Clocks when it was a single, but I love The Scientist and Green Eyes.
Parachutes does have Trouble and High Speed; both of those are on the amazing side. The only song I don't really like from it is Yellow.
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Album Rating: 4.5
I actually think Speed of sound is a stronger single than Clocks (since they're so often compared) Green Eyes is beautiful. It's not as consistent as some of the stronger songs, maybe it's a bit too empty/raw at some parts. Coldplay are at their best when they're layering many instruments/beats/melodies. I like the rest, I understand the appeal, but w.e
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parachutes flows so well but its close to this i gotta say
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Album Rating: 4.5
I haven't listened to much of X&Y, but I absolutely love What If. That is probably my favorite Coldplay song.
The Scientist is great even if it's kind of bare bones for the first chunk, but I just love that chord progression with the piano. It's a perfect backdrop for the vocals.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Agreed, it's definitely more dynamic and interesting than Clocks. I feel like it achieves something by the end.
X&Y just has this sterile, samey feel to it. Talk, Fix you, and what if really kill it. Overall I think it's a great album, just not a great Coldplay album.
AROBTTH and Viva La Vida, to me, are indisputably stronger displays of songwriting and musicianship. Each song just manages to marry melody with complexly layered instrumentals that satisfy not only my need to be engaged/challenged, but also the need for catchy hooks.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Some really good stuff on this album, this one also holds a special place in my heart since I listened to it even when I was really young.
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Album Rating: 3.3
Oh hi Adam Downer!
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and nooooothing else compareeees
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Album Rating: 3.0
A Rush of blood to the bach of the head
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the scientist used to bring the feels so hard
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Album Rating: 3.7
3.8 average
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