Coldplay

[PackFan#1]

We should of guessed it was you through the whole Roswell-UFO connection.

Dude, my avatar has nothing to do with Tank. I am a firm believer in the X-Files. I, like Mulder and the Lone Gunmen, seek to expose the truth behind the existence of extraterrestrials--a truth so great that conservatives are forever conspiring to destroy.

My avatar depicts an infant that is part human/part alien. The government started testing alien dna on humans after the UFO crush at Roswell; the Air Force was able to capture 4 aliens from an unidentified planet. At the height of the cold war, Ronald Regan signed off on 6 "Super Soliders"--solider that were cloned from alien genes--for Operation End Game.

Conservatives like Bobblehead will tell you that its all science fiction. Don't pay any attention to them.

[Harlan Huckleby]

I, for one, is glad Tank is banned.

it's really you!!!

[TheCheese]

Thats fucking funny right there, whoever you are thanks for the laugh haha.

[The Leaper]

First, coldplay neither sound nor aspire to be U2.

As U2 is the most successful international band at present, of course Coldplay eyeballs that success...which was more or less what I was referring to rather than saying they were trying to sound exactly like them. I'm talking about how Coldplay likes to market themself and how Martin tries to push his political ideology through his musical success.

Martin wishes he was Bono...wishes he had the political clout and international stage to push his wacko ideology. I'm not really saying Coldplay is trying to sound exactly like U2 musically, although you can certainly hear elements of a U2 influence in much of Coldplay's work (not copying...influence).

I knew bashing Coldplay would bring Tank out of hiding.

[FavreChild]

To be fair, about 95% of the country didn't realize it was a political song. Apparently, the catchy chorus threw people off.

Definitely. Many people still think it's a patriotic song. But that's the risk you run as an artist - music is interactive, so there's always the chance that the audience will interpret a song differently. Reagan didn't do anything wrong in using the song - but I'm sure Bruce didn't like it.

But anyway...back to your previously scheduled Tank-bashing.

[Charles Woodson]

Dude, my avatar has nothing to do with Tank. \

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[Scott Campbell]

Is Joey Harrington the QB that will take us to the SB?

I believe the phraseology is "the chosen one".

[Tyrone Bigguns]

First, coldplay neither sound nor aspire to be U2.

As U2 is the most successful international band at present, of course Coldplay eyeballs that success...which was more or less what I was referring to rather than saying they were trying to sound exactly like them. I'm talking about how Coldplay likes to market themself and how Martin tries to push his political ideology through his musical success.

Martin wishes he was Bono...wishes he had the political clout and international stage to push his wacko ideology. I'm not really saying Coldplay is trying to sound exactly like U2 musically, although you can certainly hear elements of a U2 influence in much of Coldplay's work (not copying...influence).

I knew bashing Coldplay would bring Tank out of hiding.

What is the "wacko" ideology?

[PackFan#1]

Martin wishes he was Bono...

Yeah, right.

Chris Martin is a better singer than Bono. U2 isn't bad, though.

[GBRulz]

Martin wishes he was Bono...

Yeah, right.

Chris Martin is a better singer than Bono. U2 isn't bad, though.

I loved early U2, like up until Achtung Baby.

I think Coldplay is more focused on Chris Martin rather than U2 just being about Bono. When you think U2, you also think the Edge. I honestly can't name another band member in Coldplay and I'm a much bigger fan of Coldplay's music vs U2.

[PackFan#1]

I think Coldplay is more focused on Chris Martin rather than U2 just being about Bono. When you think U2, you also think the Edge. I honestly can't name another band member in Coldplay and I'm a much bigger fan of Coldplay's music vs U2.

Martin usually write the lyrics but all Coldplay's songs are composed by the whole band. They don't record a song until they all agree on it. I think all 4 members are even paid equally by their record company.

But yea, when people think of coldplay they usually think of chris martin.

[The Leaper]

Martin is certainly a better singer than Bono...Bono has never been a great singer. However, Bono is a tremendous lyricist and has incredible stage presence that few leads can offer.

I agree with the assessment that Coldplay is probably 85% Martin, while U2 is far more equally divided from a talent standpoint. That is why U2 has been able to remain relevant to popular music as a band for the better part of three decades.

[The Leaper]

What is the "wacko" ideology?

That we can solve poverty in places like Ghana and Haiti with free trade.

[PackFan#1]

What is the "wacko" ideology?

That we can solve poverty in places like Ghana and Haiti with free trade.

You know absolutely nothing about coldplay. Coldplay seeks FAIR trade, not "free" trade. STFU, already.

And Coldplay is 85% Chris Martin? Get real. More like 25% Chris, 25% Jon Buckland, 25% Guy Berryman, and 25% Will Champion.

[Charles Woodson]

And Coldplay is 85% Chris Martin? Get real. More like 25% Chris, 25% Jon Buckland, 25% Guy Berryman, and 25% Will Champion.

who?

Not a chance, definitely 90% Chris,

[Tyrone Bigguns]

What is the "wacko" ideology?

That we can solve poverty in places like Ghana and Haiti with free trade.

It might be nice if you actually could use correct terms. Chris Martin, along with Oxfam, AI, Caritas Int all support it.

There have been plenty of studies done that support the idea.

Fair trade receives criticism from both the left and the right. But, to call it wacko only reinforces the belief that you really don't understand it.

[BallHawk]

What is the "wacko" ideology?

That we can solve poverty in places like Ghana and Haiti with free trade.

You know absolutely nothing about coldplay. Coldplay seeks FAIR trade, not "free" trade. STFU, already.

And Coldplay is 85% Chris Martin? Get real. More like 25% Chris, 25% Jon Buckland, 25% Guy Berryman, and 25% Will Champion.

Hmmm. Well this month's cover of Rolling Stone is 100% Chris Martin.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

What is the "wacko" ideology?

That we can solve poverty in places like Ghana and Haiti with free trade.

You know absolutely nothing about coldplay. Coldplay seeks FAIR trade, not "free" trade. STFU, already.

And Coldplay is 85% Chris Martin? Get real. More like 25% Chris, 25% Jon Buckland, 25% Guy Berryman, and 25% Will Champion.

Hmmm. Well this month's cover of Rolling Stone is 100% Chris Martin.

Chris is the face of coldplay, no doubt..superstar wife and all. But, he isn't the sole composer of coldplay music.

If we were to judge things by covers of rolling stone then Anthony Kiedis is the Peppers, Mark McGrath was Sugar Ray (actually, who really cares), Eddie Vedder was Pearl Jam, Kurt was Nirvana, etc.

BTW, does anybody really read RS anymore for music coverage? Britney spears, N'Sync, movie stars, etc. on the cover.

[mraynrand]

If we were to judge things by covers of rolling stone then Anthony Kiedis is the Peppers, Mark McGrath was Sugar Ray (actually, who really cares), Eddie Vedder was Pearl Jam, Kurt was Nirvana, etc.

Yeah. Like Lou Reed is really 100% Lou Reed.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

If we were to judge things by covers of rolling stone then Anthony Kiedis is the Peppers, Mark McGrath was Sugar Ray (actually, who really cares), Eddie Vedder was Pearl Jam, Kurt was Nirvana, etc.

Yeah. Like Lou Reed is really 100% Lou Reed.

I think you meant to say Lou Reed is 100% VU.