Coldplay - Rush of Blood to the Head (2002) - Picture 1 of 1
Coldplay - Rush of Blood to the Head (2002) - Picture 1 of 1
Coldplay - Rush of Blood to the Head (2002)
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I know Coldplay for a long time. I liked it a lot, and after purchasing "Viva La Vida" - which is one of my BEST CD's of 2008, I decided, that I want to get other their CD's . Until then I had "AROBITH" as copy from my friend. When I bought it, and get it, I put it into my CD player, and all good memories came back to me. This is great CD, with almost each song a CLASSIC Coldplay. I almost remembered the order of the songs. It is worth buying for sure.
The cd and case were covered in scratches, very disappointed
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Excellent Album. Cannot fault Coldplay. I bought this as i seem to have lost my other one. Great relaxing album, there is nothing i dislike about it. Highly recommend this to any Coldplay fan.
Ive been a big fan of coldplay since I purchased this CD. This is coldplay at their best. Ive also bought more of their cds but there not as good as this one. The reason for buying this album was because I loved the song the scientist but I have to say the rest of the songs on the album are equally as good. I have found now that their music is starting to sound abit the same but not on this CD. Ive had this cd since it was released and I still listen to it now and do not get bored of it.
This will probably be Coldplay's last great record- with tracks from X&Y mimicking tracks from Radiohead's Hail To The Thief. The video for Talk Talk looks very much like the video fro There There, only without the Thom Yorke/Lord of The Rings pixie feel to it. I remember hearing it when it came out and wasn't really into guitar music at the time, but the guitar riff to In My Place is really distincive and hits you as something different. It's pretty strange looking at the music scene now compared to a few years ago- the only decent albums we've had in that time space have been from Coldplay and Feeder, now it's all these students with their trivial beliefs, hair gel/nivia and fancey threads desperatively trying to standout of the crowd. Most of the tracks have the lighter than air relaxing feel to them that can be found on Parachutes, but just done better and with a more forward vision. I don't think that they've ripped off Radiohead, maybe just been influenced to write as emotive as them The ideal listening situation for this album is in a white minimalist room drinking ovalitine while your watch O2 bubbles float up on a plsma TV screen.Read full review
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