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@FuriousFire898 11 күн бұрын
We don’t talk about that 😭
@niallq8447 19 күн бұрын
They are not industry plants and not average. They are great.
@Hiding_In_Ur_Wifi Ай бұрын
I've got to admit, slow down, cinnamon and nightclub are quality songs
@shanedunlop8748 Ай бұрын
This song is gold.
@coldplayistheworld2023 2 ай бұрын
People have to go see them live to get the full experience. I have seen them six times twice during the Mylo Xyloto Tour, twice during the Head Full of Dreams Tour and twice during the last tour the Music of the Spheres Tour
@coldplayistheworld2023 2 ай бұрын
Coldplay was never rock to the point of Daughtry they were like The Killers and Snow Patrol. They still make hard stuff not often though. The actual last album will be like their very early stuff Chris basically confirmed it so I think the hate will have to stop eventually
@coldplayistheworld2023 2 ай бұрын
Very I think people focus way too much on their more pop stuff sadly and it shows.
@samdutton875 2 ай бұрын
Keep rocking brother 🎸💪
@yourbrotherben 2 ай бұрын
I noticed Coldplay seemed to be in a pattern since Mylo Xyloto, where every second record was moody and/or deeply emotional, and every other was full of radio pop tunes. This lead in a weird spiral where they made imo their best album with Everyday Life followed by imo one of the worst albums I’ve ever heard in Music of the Spheres. At first I was hopeful for a return to something great for the next album, however when it was announced as Moon Music my fears set in that it would be too similar to Spheres. And when I listened to it, I felt like it was what Spheres should have been. It was more refreshing musically, but it didn’t impact me at all as much as Everyday Life or even Mylo Xyloto. I’m intrigued that they will only make 2 more albums, I guess they’ve already got the concepts planned… I am hoping if they continue the pattern they will have one final pop album, then one final climatic culmination of everything they want to say and feel and develop instrumentally in their last record.
@niallq8447 2 ай бұрын
Not a good album.
@Rgdonaire_07 2 ай бұрын
The record has some solid tunes. But it also has the same formulaic poppy crappy tunes as many of the former albums. I abandoned the Coldplay ship a long time ago.
@gregoryherman1562 2 ай бұрын
Coldplay went from a possibly great band (Rush of Blood) to a shitty wanna be accepted band. They are horrible now.
@niallq8447 2 ай бұрын
Agree.
@niallq8447 2 ай бұрын
I prefer pink Floyd. I like the wall.
@F0xSH0X1 2 ай бұрын
Every album since mylo has had a “ theme “. Moon musics theme is meant to be positive, or a way to say hey everything’s okay. It starts off with a negative track and as we progress till the end it gets positive. The point of the album is loving yourself. A lot of people seem to miss that connection. Just like music of the spheres was meant to bring people together “ everyone is an alien somewhere “ The last 2 albums have certainly reminded me of Pink Floyd. But I wouldn’t compare the 2. They are both of their own time. I hate to tell everyone this but it’s time to accept that Coldplay will continue to make the music to portray whatever theme they want to get across, not what the old fans want. They’re still unique and they’ve used hundreds of different genres from around the world ever since mylo. No album has ever been 1 genre, and never ever have they been “ rock “.
@raidercam567 2 ай бұрын
I love Moon Music. I think it’s one of their best albums in a long while. Much like yourself, I wasn’t too big on Music of the Spheres, but ironically I think Moon Music shines a light on Spheres. That album now seems much more complete and even better now that we have Moon Music alongside it. I view them almost as a single piece. Hoping and praying I can get tix to see them here in the states. But it’s almost impossible. 🌈
@northpants 2 ай бұрын
I will start by saying Coldplay are my favourite band, everyday life is my favourite album. Before listening to Moon music I thought it would not be as good as MOTS, but I was profoundly surprised. It’s right up there with the very best they have done, and I too now have listened to MOTS prior to MM and totally agree they sit together so well.
@Scotlanz 2 ай бұрын
Funnily enough, I listened to Rush of Blood yesterday for the first time in years…and I was underwhelmed. I liked it more when it was first released. They’ll never be a major band in my realm.
@nayibgonzalez3250 2 ай бұрын
Great video! Here’s my honest take on it; I think the band has been constantly evolving, just not in ways fans (or let’s be honest here: the OG purists) expected them to be. I have been developing a newfound appreciation for their post-Viva La Vida records and I don’t know why but MOON MUSiC gives me this feeling of embracing their whole journey, especially after their first 4 records, there is kind of something Coldplay-esque for everybody, some people prefer the bursting color styles of Mylo Xyloto or A Head Full of Dreams, others prefer the slower paced, heartbroken Ghost Stories or the grounded more raw Everyday Life, others would like the most recent more pop-oriented Music of the Spheres. And sure, this is not saying that it’s all good, but I for one have been enjoying the journey going back, listening to the whole catalogue and now be more captivated by them doing what they want to do.
@hashtagaroma7778 2 ай бұрын
I agree with your point that Music of the Spheres (MOTS) does sound much more livelier compared to Moon Music. I think part of that was planned considering that their current tour has been going on for the past two years and is centered around MOTS, which would require much more lively/pop music for a concert. Moon Music does sound like a calmer sibling album that I personally enjoy. It's interesting to see what vibe they are planning to go with for their last album.
@JordanMillsTracks 2 ай бұрын
Im a big coldplay fan and i think this review is pretty much spot on
@ScooterCat64 2 ай бұрын
The album is ok They feel less and less likely to hit the highs they used to with each album that passes, sadly
@Joelster-og4pf 2 ай бұрын
As a longtime Coldplay fan, basically hearing them for most of my life, I found this an interesting watch. I feel that Moon Music was a slight improvement on the previous album, as I felt more interesting. Not amazing levels, but it was a fairly ok listen.
@TonyManfredoniaMusic 2 ай бұрын
Been a big fan since 2000 - Everyday Life might be their very best album of all time. Moon Music is a close second favorite of mine. I love their OG material just as much as the rest of the world. But I’d be lying if I said their new stuff isn’t just as enjoyable, if not more so. I find their musical style absolutely shines when they lean into concepts (see MM, MX, and EL), creating a linear, almost movie-like experience. Additionally, when they add in varied genres and world music experiences (choirs, features, all the colors and genres on VLV and EL and MM, voice memos, speeches), it creates a beautiful, breathtaking experience. Parachutes and Rush got me into Coldplay. But it’s their experimentation and larger than life conceptualizing that has kept me - and made me - a lifelong fan. Moon Music is breathtakingly good.
@zerovex6187 2 ай бұрын
Honestly, and my opinion could be biased, I think Coldplay has always been the biggest scapegoat for the musical market. Criticisms were done during basically every single album so if You really want to understand who they are You need to dive deep into their discography. I listened to moon music probably 7 times in a single day and I can't rest a day without listening to It. As a huge fan I have listened to every ep/LP/collection they could have published and none of them had ever felt so cohesive; it was the first ever Coldplay record that puzzled me. It's a 40-minute long song and I don't mean it in a bad way, a perfect blend of what Coldplay were and what Coldplay are. I don't think there was a better time to be a Coldplay fan: you can really see the guys having fun, doing what they love in the way they love, like it or not. Also, if you still haven't, listen to the full moon edition of moon music, it really contains some interesting bits.
@jukkavesanen9632 2 ай бұрын
misheard? no 😄
@AngkelBee 2 ай бұрын
Moon Music is closer to experimental album like Everyday Life in which not perfect but it definitely has a clear tone. Space-opera tone more than MOTS. I think Moon Music does not have like a strong individual songs, but has the best tone for an album. Moon Music is a VIBE, but I do think adding more 1-2 strong songs will make this album more fullfiled.
@jackw8064 2 ай бұрын
I agree that moon music is fantastic. I swapped out rainbow for angelsong and one world for man in the moon, and the end result is on constant repeat.
@ThrillsofColdplay 2 ай бұрын
Yes they are
@Alex-om1be 2 ай бұрын
Good analysis
@wilberplays 2 ай бұрын
Whoever thinks they weren’t making pop music in the early 2000s doesn’t know about music lmfao
@strikerbowls791 2 ай бұрын
They weren't. It was Alternative Rock/Post Brit-pop.
@wilberplays 2 ай бұрын
@@strikerbowls791 take a look at their structure not their genre
@rinderknorpelmuhle1790 2 ай бұрын
@@strikerbowls791 That's true. But at that time it was absolutely mainstream alongside normal pop. That's why I still don't understand people who say Coldplay has become mainstream. They always were.
@coldplaymay 2 ай бұрын
Everyday Life doesn’t get the attention it deserves and I think is their best album. The writing and experimental nature on that album is just superb.
@jukkavesanen9632 2 ай бұрын
Coldplay gets too much attention overall. No one could care them less if one of their five last albums would have been their debut album. But it's Ok, same thing happens every major artist whose imperial phase is past a long time ago and nowdays they just make records to go touring (where the money comes from) and to fullfill the record deal obligations. The Anniversary tours of old albums are coming soon.
@DylanTrisko 2 ай бұрын
I didn’t care for it when I first heard songs from it but over the last couple years I’ve grown to incredibly appreciate the album. I’m in love with Moon Music right now
@JordanMillsTracks 2 ай бұрын
I completely agree and I feel like I've been saying this for years but I don't see people talking about it. Such a good album
@albakiaras 2 ай бұрын
why cringe?@@smoli
@NarrowShouldersOpenMind 2 ай бұрын
It’s a milquetoast, unadventurous band’s version of “experimental.”
@chalesgolding5314 2 ай бұрын
“Too young to remember parachutes and ROBTH” ? I’m not sure a statement like that qualifies you to be able to give an accurate appraisal of their current awful condition…
@naomilii614 2 ай бұрын
I think that not being blinded by nostalgia and letting it guide your criticisms is a very useful tool to be able to interface with their new music without inherent bias. This is coming from somebody whose first memory is their Live 2003 album being on the TV. I think Coldplay definitely has their fair share of "misses," but I rarely see justification for bashing all of their new work proportionally that goes beyond "they're not a rock band anymore and i dont like that because they were a rock band when I was young." Besides, many older fans find Viva to be more cohesive than their first two albums anyways, so this kinda proves that these things are extremely subjective and that saying a band is innately in an "awful" condition kinda shows a lack of ones accountability over their own tastes. Just my opinion though, feel free to disagree!
@rinderknorpelmuhle1790 2 ай бұрын
I think that's exactly what qualifies him. I was only born in 2001 and didn't even notice the first albums. I simply don't see this "albums used to be better" thing. I simply see Coldplay as a band that has always been mainstream but has always made it their own thing.Always fitting the right decade. It's somewhat paradoxical that many people expect a band that's older than 25 to always have the same sound.They tried out new sounds for as long as they felt comfortable with them. And the fan base has become incredibly diverse as a result. I think the current development is exactly the right thing.
@chalesgolding5314 2 ай бұрын
@@rinderknorpelmuhle1790 Yeah you’re young so I understand you can’t relate to what I’m saying and I do agree that over 25 years a band changes but Coldplay was a band that had great musicians that created music that just sounded different in a beautiful way ; since Ghost stories ( though many would say since X&Y , though I disagree with that ) the band have simply mailed their music in. They have turned into a cartoon of sorts with those weird costumes and their preachy lyrics that have zero edge to them , they’re like the official band of the U.N. 🤮how did we get here 🤦♂️….
@rinderknorpelmuhle1790 2 ай бұрын
@@chalesgolding5314 Maybe I'm too young. But it's about who you reach. You're simply no longer part of the target audience. And badmouthing the band because of that is absolutely not serious criticism. Take out the silly emoji.
@chalesgolding5314 2 ай бұрын
@@rinderknorpelmuhle1790 I like emoji’s. Coldplay: Parachutes-Ghost Stories R.I.P. I would get heat from many respected serious Coldplay fans for including Ghost stories in there. You make my point about them mailing it in when you say I’m no longer the target audience as they are chasing you youngins and you’re $$ . I actually feel sorry for you because you’ll never know the joy it was to have the real Coldplay as the soundtrack of your life like we did…
@louisrobertbrown 2 ай бұрын
I think this is a fair analysis. Music of the Spheres is definitely full of earworms and euphoric production; Moon Music has some highlights but it feels like a watered down version of Ghost Stories without its consistency and lacks a really compelling track like 'Midnight' or 'Coloratura', which as you say, 'All My Love' almost achieves but not quite. That said, feelslikeimfallinginlove has grown on me a lot since the first listen.
@samuelstrachan2726 2 ай бұрын
Coldplay is a singular noun
@polskaarmata9498 2 ай бұрын
He referred to the band and producers
@Scotlanz 2 ай бұрын
@@polskaarmata9498I think he means that the title of the video should be Is Coldplay Misunderstood?
@strikerbowls791 2 ай бұрын
There's 4 of them?
@Scotlanz 2 ай бұрын
@@strikerbowls791 There are four members which equals one band…ergo, there is only one Coldplay. This happens with loads of band names. Depends on whether or not there’s an S on the end. 😀
@truthoverlies1820 2 ай бұрын
You say listening to some of their older stuff taught u things i didn't expect..could u perhaps expand on that please?
@vincentturnersnotes 2 ай бұрын
Thanks, hmm I made a video a while back named 'What Coldplay Taught Me About Pop Music', discussing this somewhat- though I'll admit with that video I tried something more scripted, and editing it proved a bit of a nightmare. 😂 I probably could return to the topic with updated points (in a better made video 😅) as I allow the band to inspire me more and more with my own music...
@truthoverlies1820 2 ай бұрын
As a massive Coldplay fan since year 2000 its really refreshing to see somebody change their mind about them..theres a snootiness towards them which i just dont understand.
@sudipvyas2040 2 ай бұрын
Good topic. I think they are. I also thing they chose to do what they want to do not what people want them to do. With that said, I think they have left a lot of Musical genius unreleased due to Chris Martins desire to be a man of the world instead of a man of the band.
@vincentturnersnotes 2 ай бұрын
Thanks, I appreciate your thoughts. Hmm, the Apple music interview explained quite a lot- Coldplay's music has become a lot more outward facing, even since the Viva La Vida days, with Martin adopting a more extroverted persona within that. Understanding that the band really are playing to the crowd, and creating that shared experience helps me get into the right mindset listening to their later works. Along your last point, I'd love it if on the last album they could put the microscope back on themselves and create something more personal, having elements of it tie back to Parachutes. Of course I don't mean some kind of nostalgia sequel, but allowing themselves to call back to it in subtle ways, to bring an artistic coherence to the whole discography
@sudipvyas2040 2 ай бұрын
@@vincentturnersnotes excellent observation. I think the reason why many old Coldplay fans have the feeling that you summarized pretty accurately is because we know they’re capabilities and the intricacies and wholeness that their music is capable of producing. When we hear sugary pop or borderline R&B pop it really doesn’t show showcase They’re true abilities and also is not who they are at their musical core. I really hope these last two albums are more along the lines of MOON MUSiC as far as the bulk of the tracks. I feel Moon Music besides track number 3 through 5 are very close to that feeling of old Coldplay because it seems it didn’t get run through the pop prism that has been a staple the majority of their albums since VLV
@TalkingBook72 2 ай бұрын
@@vincentturnersnotesI believe that what you said you wanted from the last album is more or less what it's intended to be, based on what they've said about it
@patriciaclarke6759 2 ай бұрын
I am sorry but most of Coldplays tunes have that boring uninspired shit sound that came about in the mid 90s i don't see what the huge attraction is to this group they have gone from as i said that boring 90s indie sound to a more upbeat limp wristed pop i do quite like feellikeiminlove thats got a catchy 80s like sound
@Antellathletic1903 2 ай бұрын
As a Coldplay fan I am more than ready for that conversation 🤣 Firstly, what "boring uninspired shit" are you referring to in the mid 90s? Secondly, "upbeat" is a very lazy description. Hurts Like Heaven, Shiver etc are brilliant oldie upbeat tracks. What attracts people to the band is their general emotional soundscape. The instrumentation, chord progressions, lyrical content all come together very well. Sure, this album had a lot of "La la las" 🤣🤣 We all have our specific taste, and maybe myself, along with many others, are biased due to nostalgia. But if you dig deep into some of their albums, there are many hidden gems that sway away from the commercialization of modern music .
@patriciaclarke6759 2 ай бұрын
@@Antellathletic1903 hello my name's is tony incase you see the Patricia I cannot get it of very annoying I was a kid in the 70s and grew up in the 80s so I think I am abit biased about them times because the music I grew up with like rush .. pink Floyd.. marillion ..Iron maiden.. Saxon and countless others ..and the concerts I attended in the 80s donington Glastonbury even LiveAid 1985 . And then the 90s came and you had fucking Blur..Oasis.. nirvana..scooter..the overrated Radiohead who I think Coldplay sounded a bit like in their early days.i am not saying them groups are not talented they just had a boring sound boring instrumentals no exciting guitar work just a dull sound that pales in comparison to the sound from the 1980s but you are probably under the age of 40 so you probably won't understand what I'm talking about and I'm not saying Coldplay aren't talented they just have no bite in their songs but as I stated I like feellikeiminlove it's catchy
@patriciaclarke6759 2 ай бұрын
Tell a lie Oasis even though they are a pair of pricks had some good hard tunes
@patriciaclarke6759 2 ай бұрын
@@Antellathletic1903 my sister who lives in Australia is a big Coldplay fan she seen them live in Perth last year I will say they put on a phenomenal live show
@jeffreybennett8893 2 ай бұрын
You make a couple good examples of lyrics that have some meaning. If you are young, having somebody older criticizing todays popular music is a thorn in your side. "The Music Machine" has too keep running no matter what the trends are. What more can be done with Rock, Metal, Top Forty, Country? It's in the hands of the ones that inherit it. The tunes that affect you are usually from 14 - 25 (?) I'm a 68 yr old Bassist who understands what Mr Beato means. He's a pro in the Biz but that doesn't mean everything is in agreement. I personally hate what I consider 'Drug Songs' by anyone, Purple Haze should give me some hate - don't care. Just wanted to make a point, thank you.
@CrayfishLord 2 ай бұрын
Nice work on the song, keep it up! This is (no name because i dont wanna put it online lol) from work! Glad u told me about it the other day
@vincentturnersnotes 2 ай бұрын
Considering your reaction, I'm glad I told you about it 😉 Cheers!
@gosiakidd5646 2 ай бұрын
Unsure why I thought this album wasn’t going to win me over like the previous ones have. Then I listened to it for the 1st time a couple of days ago and now I don’t have enough of it. Talking about Hope is the particular track that stole my heart.
@David-sk2kz 2 ай бұрын
Weird to see chris martin reviewing his own music but okay
@vincentturnersnotes 2 ай бұрын
Ha ha. Granted, I have made an effort over the past couple of years to see things in a more positive light, but your comment genuinely made me smile- I'm not a huge Coldplay fan, but I respect Chris Martin quite a lot, and do find him to be rather funny and charming, so thank you for the comparison! 😁
@MUSiC-world-20986 2 ай бұрын
@@vincentturnersnotes similar here
@Magnetifer1 2 ай бұрын
all my love is definitely my favourite song on the album!!
@MUSiC-world-20986 2 ай бұрын
Same here
@MichaelRowe-cv3oq 2 ай бұрын
They are Feminist shite,Bland,Beige,Innocuous and so dull they make Haim seem like Motorhead.
@niallq8447 2 ай бұрын
They are a awesome band. 😉.
@MichaelRowe-cv3oq 2 ай бұрын
@niallq8447 no doubt you love Taylor Swift as well.
@niallq8447 2 ай бұрын
@@MichaelRowe-cv3oq I don't actually.
@niallq8447 2 ай бұрын
I like queen, is that alright.
@MichaelRowe-cv3oq 2 ай бұрын
@niallq8447 if you mean the classic Queen before the godawful "Hot Space" album-and everything after then by all means.😀
@elainemackie1431 2 ай бұрын
Love the band the new album hit no1 this week
@vincentturnersnotes 2 ай бұрын
Awesome, well deserved no doubt!
@flow.3411 2 ай бұрын
sometimes auto-tune is worth being considered ..
@vincentturnersnotes 2 ай бұрын
Nope
@davek7256 2 ай бұрын
Best band in the UK right now. Check out some other songs from their latest album ‘Gary’ - try Perfect Me, Big Star or if you want groove Nightclub.
@elainemackie1431 2 ай бұрын
Nightclub and mothers are my favs. Love the band
@vincentturnersnotes 2 ай бұрын
Cheers for the suggestions!
@bobscratchett9182 2 ай бұрын
Hey Vinny great video as always, watch all your vids. I must say as someone who has struggled with a receeding hairline for a long time, best thing I did was get rid of it all! You'll feel liberated and you're pretty much there! Not a harsh comment, just a bit of feedback.
@vincentturnersnotes 2 ай бұрын
Hey Bob, yes I remember you writing some encouraging comments on previous videos, I appreciate the support! Thanks for the advice, I'll admit I've had people in my life occasionally suggest it too. I'd say I'm not quite ready for that step as of yet, but it is under consideration. Cheers
@colettemarchington8724 3 ай бұрын
Stockport is actually very separate from Manchester. We have our own culture even our postal address still says Cheshire. The area they are filming this video in is a nice area and to be fair, there are more lovely areas than not. The area the lads went to school is opposite the town’s grammar school which Joan Bakewell and Fiona Bruce went to. Houses range from £250,000-£1.8m often back to back. Our road for example has this set up with the full range of three bed properties. Stockport has plenty of history when it comes to music, too. Strawberry Studios was home to 10cc and many stars have recorded there over the years from Cliff Richard, Take That and various “Madchester” artists. The judge that signed King Charles I death warrant; and the only judge in the country willing to do so, was John Bradshaw from Marple, Stockport. His hat was made with a hidden cage inside as armour and has been in display at the local hat museum as Stockport was the leading town for hat making. This is where we get the nickname Hatters for the Stockport County FC. The Mad Hatters Tea Party was based on the area; the mad hatter (workers went mad due to the fumes and chemicals used back then,) the Cheshire Cat, the giant teapot (Stockport was called the handle of the Cheshire teapot, if you look at an old map of Cheshire you’ll notice what is now called Wirral was the spout.) Our football team once had George Best as a player. Fred Perry the tennis player also came from Stockport. Stopfordians aren’t Mancunians and we’re very proud of our heritage. The Blossoms are absolute heroes here, even the welcome to Stockport signs now say “The new home of Gary” and others say “The blossoms.” The band chose their name from a well known pub called The Blossoms which still holds band and open mic nights. The band still live in the town and use it for their videos. Best thing….. they visited our son’s school!!!! It was a surprise!!! Played Charlemagne in assembly and then opened the new hobbit house library. It’s a fantastic town which is still home to Jason Manford, Phil Foden’s family, Kobbie Mainoo, Danny Miller from Emmerdale and of course the former hometown of Sarah Harding from Girls Aloud. There is a mural of remembrance for Sarah. Oh and the viaducts you see on The Blossoms second album and some artworks are the first thing you see when you arrive in the town. It is Europe’s and once the world’s biggest single brick construction. It’s beautiful in the eyes of all Stopfordians. Hope this helps! Enjoy Gary!!! 😊
@vincentturnersnotes 2 ай бұрын
Thank you for such a detailed overview of Stockport! It really does sound like a lovely town, and it's great to hear of Blossoms reverence to it- I knew of the Stockport connection, but didn't know they got their name from a pub, quite a cool story in fact! I appreciate how much they have given back to the town- indeed though there are other notable cases, it's not something you hear of often.
@littlepulp 3 ай бұрын
Thanks for putting this video out - been a huge SP fan for years. Love the album / and I really love the title track - it seems heavily influenced by Bon Iver. I saw an interview of Gary talking about the one song that he always goes back to when he needs to escape- and it’s Bon Iver’s Re:Stacks. I urge everyone to listen to that song and then listen to the title track ‘The Forest is the Path’. I wonder if you hear the influence. Both are truly beautiful songs. Cheers from NYC.
@johnnicholls9244 3 ай бұрын
Sounds awesome!
@zeo797 3 ай бұрын
Truly a beautiful album. The emotions in so many of these songs are so powerful. Never Really Tire into These lies hits me right in the feels.