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[thanks xyloto]

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Rolling Stone rated Mylo Xyloto a 3.5/5

somewhere between 'good' and 'excellent'.

[thanks oldmuckers & Baw8cc]

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(Please note there are no download links to the album on Coldplaying - so don't ask!)

[UPDATE: We've smashed the most users online messageboard record! Thanks everyone for visiting!]

After one complete listen the tracks which stood out for me were 'Charlie Brown', 'Princess of China', 'Up in Flames' and 'Don't let it break your heart'. I've (obviously) heard 'Us against the world' and 'Major Minus' before, but in the context of the album they seem different somehow, and I think they'll grow on me. The only track (of the "proper" ones anyway) that i'm slightly indifferent to at the moment is "U.F.O", but it may improve with repeat listens. The only disappointment for me is "Hurts like Heaven". The vocals at the start are wimpy and "thin" sounding, yes, it does build up slightly, but it lacks the immediate "punch" the live version seems to have. But apart from that, I think it's a pretty brilliant album. [thanks xyloto]

Coldplay and Rihanna's studio hookup "Princess of China" has been made available for listening pleasure thanks to an early stream of the song via iTunes. If you can't get iTunes then there are various streams available via YouTube and Soundcloud already. Princess of China is already trending on Twitter just hours after its first listen. What did you think of the song? Let us know in the Princess Of China - sub-forum now - don't forget to vote in the 1-10 sliding poll when you've heard the song! (the best comments will be published here on the main site).

"Once upon a time we fell apart/ You were holding in your hands the two halves of my heart."

"Once upon a time we were burning bright/ Now all we ever seem to do is fight. You could have been the princess, I'd be a king/ Could have had a castle and wore a ring/ But, no-oooh, you let me go-oooh."

"She has such an amazing voice and it's so different to mine,"

"When the vocal happened I thought 'Wow, you sound different' but I think that's also because she was singing a different song to what we are used to hearing from her and it is written by a bloke from Devon."

In another extensive interview published online today, The Daily Mail has been writing about the inner workings of Coldplay from their Bakery/Beehive headquarters in North London. In this remarkably candid interview, Coldplay discuss the trappings of fame and Chris Martin even goes as far as discussing his relationship with Gwyneth Paltrow. Other topics include the threat from Justin Bieber – and why they might be about to call it a day (we bet they don't, but NME like to stir shit up so its all over the internet by now)

(Full discussion on this article is at the Coldplay forum now. [thanks Mimixxx])

A few long articles have surfaced from various sources this weekend as the Coldplay juggernaut goes into overdrive, ready for the release of Mylo Xyloto. This from the Sunday Herald Sun (Australian), discusses Coldplay's approach to Rihanna for Princess Of China (nothing we didn't already know), Brian Eno (again, not new) and also the development of one of Coldplay's most popular new tracks - Charlie Brown. That part at least (around the middle of the article), makes interesting reading... [Full discussion on this article is at the Coldplay forum now.]

All the Coldplay fans who patiently waited for hours for tickets to the band’s intimate Norwich gig have now been rewarded for their efforts after the tickets went on sale this morning. Hundreds of dedicated fans started to queue for tickets for the concert on October 27th, almost 48 hours before they went on sale. [Full discussion on this tour date is at the Coldplay Live forum now.]

"Got bought pizza tonight by @Coldplay. Well that definitely doesn't happen every night!"

"coldplay bought pizza for their fans who queued n waited to get the concert tix at norwich uea, UK. how thoughtful!! n fantastic. n awesome."

In the three years since Coldplay’s last album, the world’s problems have gotten a little more urgent. A cratering economy, riots from Tahrir to Tottenham, the prolonged ubiquity of the Kardashians – these are things that can’t be solved with a lullaby, even from the biggest band to emerge in the 21st century. Chris Martin knows this. But Coldplay’s fifth album–and most ambitious yet–suggests Martin cares too much not to at least try to help.

Don’t Coldplay love their Xs and their Ys? And their enigmatic album titles? After 2005’s X&Y and 2008’s Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends comes Mylo Xyloto. Well, it beats Coldplay 5. But any title that needs a pronunciation guide (it’s "My-lo zy-letoe") sounds like it’s trying a bit too hard. Maybe Chris Martin still yearns for something that infers the depth and gravitas of a Bono or Thom Yorke. The album is apparently a concept work, "based on a love story with a happy ending," Martin claims, and inspired by old-school American graffiti and the anti-Nazi pacifist White Rose Movement: "It's about being free to be yourself and to express yourself among negative surroundings." But the lyrics are still typically Martin’s life-affirming, anthem-forming and plain-speaking as ever, more ABC than MYLO XYLOTO...

Special guests SFTW are side of stage at Cape Town Stadium as Coldplay prepare for their first ever show in South Africa, The Sun writes, in a new article published today.

Full discussion on this latest article is at the Coldplay forum now. [thanks Mimixxx])

Chris Martin, is one of the world’s biggest rock stars, a species for whom tardiness is all but a right. Yet he was full of apologies when he popped through the door of a Midtown Manhattan restaurant, no entourage in sight, for a recent interview with the NYTimes this week.

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