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PARACHUTES (VINYL) | 
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| Artist: Coldplay
Label: Capitol
Category: Music
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Rating:  695 reviews
Sales Rank: 12152
Format: Limited Edition
Media: LP Record
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.6
Dimensions (in): 11.6 x 11.6 x 0.4
UPC: 724352778317
EAN: 0724352778317
ASIN: B00004XP35
Release Date: September 2, 2008
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| Tracks:
| • | Don't Panic | | • | Shiver | | • | Spies | | • | Sparks | | • | Yellow | | • | Trouble | | • | Parachutes | | • | High Speed | | • | We Never Change | | • | Everything's Not Lost |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com
Music doesn't come more touching than this. With their debut single alone, the emotion-fortified "Shiver," Coldplay prove they can shift between elated and crushed in a breath, as singer Chris Martin pours out music's oldest chestnut (unconditional yet unrequited love) with the shakiest of voices and a backdrop of epic guitars. For 10 tracks on Parachutes, he adds newfound meaning to the most tired and overused rock sentiments--love found, love lost, love unrequited--over acoustic guitars and emotionally fraught rock. And for once, all the cliches ring true because Chris Martin genuinely sounds like a man picking over the bones of his life, coming up with just as many reasons to be cheerful as seriously depressed. Not that Parachutes is a depressing album--there's too much conviction to the guitars and hope in Martin's words for that. Instead it's a beautifully tender balance that comes as close to perfection as anything that's come before it. --Dan Gennoe
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Album Description
US LP 180-gram vinyl pressing.
Album Details
Their Eagerly Awaited Debut Full Length. Garnered Rave Reviews on their Nme Tour with Shack, Gomez and Bellatrix. Often Compared to Radiohead and Jeff Buckley.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Solid talent October 30, 2008
A. Keith
I'm new to Coldplay, but their older tunes are as great as the new ones.
coldplay - parachutes October 18, 2008
Jaime Antonio Lopez (san antonio, tx usa)
great cd arrived in a few days, box was cracked but i know that happended during shipping, thanks.
Parachutes September 10, 2008
Joseph L. Alvarez
Once I listened to the Viva La Vida CD, I went back and purchased all of Coldplay's previous albums. This is one truly awesome!
 Chris Martin's Biggest Mistake..... September 6, 2008
Steven Resnick (Portland, OR)
0 out of 11 found this review helpful
For someone who says he's going to be bigger then U2 this album is by far has one of the worst songs ever written. That belongs to the song Yellow. Not only is it a pointless song it's one of the worst songs in history. One reason it was because it was so overplayed.
The other reason is because Chris Martin sounds like a prepubescent little girl whining at mom for not buying her those thong panties at Victoria Secrets. Not only that he fails miserably at his attempt to be better then U2. In fact most of his other albums sound the same with that whininess. The only good song that Coldplay has come out with is Clocks. Every other song is horrible. The only reason why he even is able to sell a cd is because some women think he's hot. They don't listen to him on his musical ability.
Chris Martin is more of the Jonas Brothrs. At least the Jonas Brothers have a chance to have their voice change when they hit puberty, Chris Martin hit puberty and still sounds like a prepubescent little boy. I'm sorry what is the world coming too with such worthless songs as Yellow!
 why why why the radiohead comparisons? June 14, 2008
A. Brown (NYC)
1 out of 10 found this review helpful
Seriously, stop already with the Radiohead comparisons. This sounds nothing like Radiohead, not Pablo Honey, not The Bends, not ANYTHING EVER by Radiohead. Just because Coldplay's singer tries to sing in a high register like Thom Yorke sings, doesn't necessarily mean the two bands sound alike. Coldplay, for instance, sucks big ones. Radiohead is sort of a brilliant band. There's one difference right there, just for starters.
But whatever, you're not a loser or anything if you like this garbage. Lots of people like garbage even worse than this! So there, feel good knowing that you're not utterly, totally, hopelessly devoid of taste (maybe).
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