I GOT IT WRONG: Coldplay - Mylo Xyloto (2011)

[@artvjon]

Have you revisited this album recently? Coldplay just always seem to make me come around somehow...but I'd love to know what you guys think about this more divisive poppy electronic rock album!

[@archuletawsn]

Hey man, love your videos. Whether sometimes I agree or disagree with you, you're always the first person I turn to to see the review of an album. Keep on the good work!!!

[@mrflibble1259]

Yes actually. I heard it for the first time in full in about two years just the other day. And well, I've pretty much had the exact same change of thought as you've had! Definitely agree with that 4/5 rating

[@Luvrarity]

I came back to this album the other day

[@artvjon]

Thanks David!

[@JASPALSINGH-pr9og]

I love this album ❤️

[@peanutbuttersquid6124]

Coldplay is one of those bands that creates music that when you hear it, it makes your life feel like a movie

[@artvjon]

amen

[@oiseaufeu]

@@artvjon I'll admit that my #1 album from coldplay is X&Y, but mylo xyloto would be my #3 album with one of my favourite song : every tear drop is a waterfall. This song makes me happy or lift me up when I don't really feel happy.

[@haydendutton6916]

Jeanne Hebert I get the opposite effect from that song, I hear how happy sounding it appears to be but then the lyrics have some melancholy to it and by the end I feel sad but also cathartic, it’s like I’m dancing whilst crying. It’s a freeing song.

[@oiseaufeu]

@@haydendutton6916 You're describing one of my favourite song from our lady peace called innocent. This song is literally a mix of sad feelings, happy feelings and a bit of anger. That song also lifts me up whenever I'm not myself even if it's a 20 year old song.

[@FabulousKilljoy]

Just gotta say, I really love “Hurts Like Heaven” in particular. It’s so sparkly

[@micaiah8486]

P E R F E C T I O N

[@szymondudzinski2724]

When I first heard the album it was my favourite song. It still is.

[@amydassi4429]

I never understood the hate on Mylo Xyloto. It’s my favorite Coldplay album ever.

[@Zero-qg6ei]

Rihanna

[@fredh1720]

@@Zero-qg6ei Rihanna is great tho? Yeah, my 2nd favourite after AROBTTH. Love this album

[@Platinum400]

@@fredh1720 Right. She killed her part in Princess of China and even if she didn’t one bad performance doesn’t kill a whole album.

[@archuletawsn]

I think that Mylo Xyloto was the most experimental era of Coldplay at that time, that was the reason of why many people had mixed feelings about the album. Many people needed to get themselves immersed on the messages of the lyrics, one example is Every T. is a Waterfall. Many people hated the song because it sounded like another one, it was "weird", but did anyone paid attention to the power of the lyrics? I consider that song the greatest one that Coldplay has ever made, the message of "never giving up" that marked AHFOD era is perfectly portrayed in ETIAW. "Maybe I'm in the black, maybe I'm on my knees , Maybe I'm in the gap between the two trapezes, But my heart is beating and my pulses start, Cathedrals in my heart" You can be at the worst part of your life, you can feel beaten, you can feel trapped, but hey! Your heart is still beating! So stand up!

[@burntnikesock212]

I loved this album from jump, so I'm always happy to see others fall in love with it as well! It's funny bc I would've thought as I had gotten older and my music taste had drastically matured that I would hate the ultra poppy, light hearted vibe of this album, but tbh, I continue to enjoy it for what it is during every revisit.

[@oiseaufeu]

@Burnt Nike Sock I always have a variety of songs, but I practicaly didn't change my style of music, apart from going with more canadian bands or singers. I'll listen to the new album of city and colour, a pill for loneliness when I'll have it.

[@davidellis5141]

As recently discussed , many dislike or are inclined to not give Coldplay the benefit of the doubt because of their popularity. They are now and have always been solid.

[@shubhamyadav1550]

I love their first 5 albums

[@DuffyLONER64]

What the heck? I was just rewatching your videos on Coldplay and listening to their discography and I get this notification. I swear you're reading my mind.

[@Deadralord777]

TheDuffyMSGR64 same tho, it might be the everyday life hype

[@FabulousKilljoy]

So…I’ve been saying “Mylo Xyloto” wrong for over a year now, and no one has cared to correct me?

[@thereverse-flash9942]

I got pointed to the correct pronunciation by Watchmojo of all people.

[@iliketrains3495]

I've also said 'Xy-LOTE-O' all the time but yeah I do remember it being correctly pronounced 'Xy-Lut-O'

[@inawoodenhouse]

Xyloto = xylophone but with "toe" instead of "phone"

[@TotoOrlanski]

I always revisit this album, when i'm going through a difficult moment this record always lifts me up

[@gamermoviedude5533]

This was my first Coldplay album and one of the first albums I truly loved and listened to when I started getting into music... brings back good memories.

[@maracaiba2891]

I've always enjoyed "Mylo Xyloto" from the very beginning. Granted I'm a die-hard EDM fan, and "Mylo Xyloto" is their one album that most clearly flirts with EDM: most notably on "Every Teardrop is a Waterfall" (which Swedish House Mafia famously remixed), "Charlie Brown" and "Paradise". But even still, this still feels like a full band record the vast majority of the time rather than a vanity project. It feels genuine and sincere as opposed to compromised between the emotional guitar solos that punctuate "Hurts Like Heaven" and "Major Minus" to the emotional ambiguity surrounding the sparser tracks like "U.F.O." and "Up With the Birds". I've always genuinely loved this album, and I also predicted when lead single "Every Teardrop is a Waterfall" was initially met with a lot of jeers.......................that many would ultimately look back on that song with their minds changed. That's exactly what has happened, and I still regard this as being among their upper tier of full-length releases: third just beneath "Viva La Vida" and "A Rush of Blood to the Head".

[@samuelyurchak9468]

Up With the Birds is an underrated track. It’s beautiful.

[@MimMdance]

It is stunning.

[@-inactive-7000]

This literally made my day! Mylo's always been my second favorite Coldplay album (around a mile below Viva, and just a tad above GS, X&Y and AHFOD, though;), but hey, this is my favorite band and I have high standards) for its creativity, diversity and brilliant melodies (and-unpopular opinion-occasionally lyrics as well-Us Against the World is a lyrical masterpiece, IMO) , and I'm so sick of it being labeled as Coldplay's 'worst misstep' or them 'selling out' or whatever! Thank you SO much for this-it's so refreshing to see a positive review of this record-by my favorite music critic, no less-for once!

[@Aporcar]

This album has always been really special to me. Just the point you made of taking you to a different, euphoric, happy place makes it great for me.

[@ethanchristensen1316]

As I was getting into Coldplay, this quickly became my favorite album as I was getting into it. I deeply connected to it's spray-can-soul aesthetic, despite it's flaws which I wholeheartedly agree with from this video. Being a Coldplay fan since the release of A Head Full Of Dreams, I'd still say Mylo Xyloto has the most character than any other album I've ever heard. Knowing it's abundance of both character and flaw it feels like looking back to a simpler time whenever I listen to it. PS: Charlie Brown will forever be in my top favorite songs of all time and hearing what ARTV had to say about it in this video at 7:00 really hit the nail on the head for what this song means to me.

[@Shadikenn]

I'm a huge Coldplayer. The song "Paradise" was my first Coldplay song that I'd ever hear back in 2011. It's super nostalgic for me. Recently, I've collected all of the albums and Mylo Xyloto is definitely the one I play the least out of all of 'em. That's not to say it's a bad album, though. Good review, Jon :)

[@iliketrains3495]

Yeah, Paradise was the first I heard too, Hurts Like Heaven is the first one I got into and Adventure of a Lifetime is kind of what made me a fan

[@sprocket8934]

Those last 3 tracks, all in a row- perfection, and probably my favorite chunk of coldplay.

[@dalendockery444]

100% agree. DLIBYH is one of their most underrated songs in my opinion, and A Hopeful Transmission is a great buildup for it. Not to mention the transition into Up With the Birds is fantastic too

[@Zeethesquirrel]

1) Viva la Vida 2) Ghost Stories 3) Mylo Xyloto 4) Parachutes 5) AROBTTH 6) X&Y 7) AHFOD Thats my personal order right now. Although this is my order, I feel like it changes every year. In general though, the top 3 usually stay in my top 3, and the next 3 generally stay in 4-6. I could never really vibe with AHFOD. There are some stand out moments, but idk, as an album I never have the desire to listen to it. Every once in a while I play a song or two from it. Im pretty excited for Everyday Life though! The singles have been promising and I can’t wait.

[@Deadralord777]

Zeethesquirrel same tho But my order is 1) AROBTTH 2) Parachutes 3) Viva La Vida 4) X&Y 5) Ghost Stories (I don’t like the songs as much as the vibe, but I still like it? If that makes sense 6) Mylo Xyloto 7) AHFOD Top 3 and 4-5 always move around while 7 and 4 always stay put. I’m really looking forward to Everyday Life tho! It’s promising so far, I like the vibe and a return to a more alt sound

[@Madyoung_beats]

I now started listening to this album and it's the my first Coldplay album. For now I really like it it's a really good mix of rock and pop unlike A Head Full Of Dreams which feels to colourful. This album is also colourful feeling but in a good way

[@megaascension2748]

I love it when artists do something really crazy and unusual. If it's done well, it'll end up being one of my favorite albums. My favorite album ever is A Thousand Suns by Linkin Park.

[@ronstoppable5659]

@Mega Ascension A Thousand Suns is fine and had some fantastic songs on it but the amount of interludes definitely keeps the album from being truly great, also Blackout and The Messenger are 2 of the worst songs that they've ever made imo

[@megaascension2748]

@@ronstoppable5659 I actually wrote a paper on this album. When you realize the significance of the interludes, it makes it even better. In addition, the vocal layering is great. I'd say that this album has the best use of autotune I've ever heard.

[@iliketrains3495]

@Bring Back Kim Possible, Animated Obviously For me, the only good ones are Blackout and Waiting For The End. I agree with there being too many interludes and The Messenger being bad. i also don't see the hype with Wretches and Kings, it just sounds like a bunch of cocky rapping over dubstep noise.

[@wwvvvvvww]

@@ronstoppable5659 Well, the album is so deep into the realm of concept album, that it is better consider as a one long multi-part song rather than a traditional album. I would always suggest to go listen to "The Full Experience" version of the album, and stop thinking the interludes as 'fillers' but rather bridges as in a song.

[@megaascension2748]

@@iliketrains3495 I'd like to explain Wretches and Kings and why it is so great- the song is about working class divisions and labor strikes, told from the worker's point of view. Look up the speech it samples.

[@simenstory3321]

Mylo Xyloto is a mindblowing album! It's so colorful and energetic, but at the same time it has some of the band's greatest and most beautiful songs❤ "Us against the world' and 'Up in flames' makes me tear up everytime. 'Paradise', 'Charlie Brown' and 'Every teardrop is a waterfall' are the obvious bangers; such incredible tracks that makes you feel so free and energetic; they're so bright and colorful! But I also want to point out 'Hurts like heaven' and 'Don't let it break your heart' as incredibly underrated tracks! All in all, this is one of this decade's finest albums! Listening to this album from start to finish is a journey everyone has to experience once in their life!

[@holi289]

so happy ab this video!!!! i think this is one of those albums that has to marinate a bit to completely get it. its lowkey in my top coldplay albums.

[@jvbistan]

The first four songs on the album has got to be one of my favorite stretches on any Coldplay album. Hurts Like Heaven, Paradise, Charlie Brown, and Us Against The World are all top-tier or near top-tier Coldplay songs.

[@davidklinginsmith34]

This album was my favorite from Coldplay for a long time; Its messages about hope and its splashes of color helped inspire me to change my life when I needed it most, especially "Every Teardrop."

[@Deadralord777]

I had a bootleg copy of it for so long and never bothered until this week (in which I’ve really been revisiting and finding new Coldplay songs through singles and EP’s) to actually buy it and I did along with Ghost Stories the only other Coldplay album I didn’t buy either even though they are one of and used to be my favourite band. I’m about to actually sit through and listen to it for the first time since 2012-13 but I’ve always held it in some regards as it has Charlie Brown on it. Which is my favourite Coldplay song, it never fails to make me get up and dance and smile like an idiot. It’s just one of their greatest compositions. Can’t wait to give their entire studio album discography a listen (I’m working on getting the singles and EP’s to fill out my collection)

[@jbstrevel94]

Hurts Like Heaven, Paradise, Princess of China are all different, but such massive bangers. I adore this record.

[@CultureDTCTV]

Hurts Like Heaven and Charlie Brown slaps

[@orionzspark]

I just re-listened to MX this morning. I'd say it's my 2nd/3rd best Coldplay album behind Ghost Stories & Viva La Vida, although it may just be my connection to the album that always draws me back. I remember getting the album years ago and while I listened to the singles I never listened to non-singles back then (I was around nine, who could judge back then). Around when Princess of China came out, the London Olympic torch relay had been going on and had just gone through one of the local towns (which I went out to see). For this reason Princess of China always stands out to me as a reminder of when I was young and couldn't quite understand what was really going on in the world around me. However, since recently revisiting it a couple of months ago I grew to love the album, convincing me to listen to the both the older and newer Coldplay albums. At this point I'm a huge Coldplay fan and anxiously waiting for Everyday Life.

[@MimMdance]

TBH it is a hell of an album. It sounds so exhillarating in a hopeful way. It is so incredibly uplifting, like no other. My favourite as a whole.

[@ThrillsofColdplay]

This is the first era I saw Coldplay in concert and the live 2012 dvd will always be my favorite

[@Atm-nv9lz]

Coldplay is one of my favorite bands of all time. Mylo xyloto is my second favorite album from them, with X&Y above it, and Everyday Life below it

[@almiranara]

the transition from a hopeful transmission to don't let it break your heart >>>>

[@zachrag1907]

LITERALLY was listening to this album earlier today! Tbh, I think it's probably my favourite Coldplay album. But I appreciate your perspective on it. Also, I think you have a minor error in the description there, 'Us against The World' is in your best tracks when i know you said it isn't one of your favourites in the video...... Great review all round tho! Keep it up Jon!!! Fave tracks- Us Against The World, Don't Let It Break Your Heart, Paradise, Charlie Brown, Mylo Xyloto Least Faves- UFO

[@ManaMan25]

After watching Mic the Snare's DDD of Coldplay (because I only heard Clocks and Viva La Vida), I gave the band a proper chance and STARTED with this album. Let's just say it made me create a Coldplay only playlist on Spotify. I love this album, and it's story so much, that I will eventually play the rest of the albums in full soon.

[@enricobalestrieri8084]

I'm sure I'll be unpopular but MX is my second favorite Coldplay's album after X&Y

[@TheMusicNarrative]

Paradise is so nostalgic, it makes you emote feeling so well

[@MikoyanGurevichMiG21]

This is actually one of Coldplay's greatest albums. Paradise is still a bop, and the deep cuts in this album are so relaxing to hear. Princess of China's music video was hilariously bad in its cultural appropriation tho, the only sore thumb that sticks out of this.

[@xyzbear]

Us against the world is one of the most underrated songs of all time

[@arkham.j.republic3299]

Guys. Charlie Brown isn't based on the cartoon character but an injured fan who got in an accident and was surprised by the band in hospital.

[@ronstoppable5659]

Love the Marianas Trench shirt, can't wait for the Masterpiece Theater review

[@artvjon]

Soon! In the next two weeks :)

[@samuelyurchak9468]

This album is such a nostalgia trip for me. Life was so much more simple when this album came out. ❤️

[@japples2826]

The album has aged like fine wine I think, definitely enjoy it a lot more now than I did when it was released. I agree there are a few dips in pacing that throw you off but nothing major. Also, I enjoy the 2nd half of the album a bit more than the 1st, I know it's the other way round with other people. Overall it's an album that leaves you feeling happy, relaxed and joyful There aren't many artists that can story tell effectively withing a full album and Coldplay are one of the few that can.

[@benjaminjacobs5871]

1) X & Y 2) Viva la Vida 3) A rush of blood to the head 4) Mylo Xyloto 5) Parachutes 6) A Head full of dreams 7) Ghost Stories

[@reidstevens1848]

Mylo is my favorite coldplay album

[@TheObbster]

Charlie Brown, Us Against The World, Paradise, Hurts Like Heaven and Up In Flames are all fantastic songs.

[@KirillAlanski]

Mylo Xyloto gives me nostalgic feelings every time i hear any song from it

[@W4TSKY]

Coldplay the Mylo Xyloto tour was my first concert ever so this album has a special place in my heart. It definitely isn't my favorite Coldplay album as a whole or the best work they've ever done as a band, but it just drowns me in the nostalgia of when I was younger and life was so much more simpler.

[@raynmooney]

I think I had the same exact experience as you with this album. After 10 years this album is starting to feel right. At least bits of it: Hurts like Heaven, Teardrop, Birds, etc. It's still a mixed bag.

[@PolyesterGiant]

This is my favorite album of theirs but man, they just did not stick the landing on this one. Sort of indicator of the band's more lightweight and ineffectual direction in my opinion.

[@SQGReviewShow]

This is probably my third favorite album by them. Didn't listen to them until 2018 and MX was the one that got me into them.

[@jasonirwin2947]

Dont let it break your heart is underatted

[@tintinabello]

8:56 thank you for blessing us with this meme material

[@micaiah8486]

I was just thinking about this album LMAO. It’s always held a special place in my heart, it’s one of my faves 🖤🖤

[@MUSiC-world-20986]

In this case, Mylo Xyloto to Coldplay is what A Thousand Suns is to Linkin Park Both are CONCEPT ALBUMS. When you really start patiently listening to both albums, you will really appreciate them for what they TRULLY are

[@xinfr4z893]

"What if i got it wrong..." - *What If*

[@zaccds]

Great album, such a shame it barely got a mention in thier documentary.

[@jscooby_810]

I lovw it because Coldplay were able to prove and do what great artists/bands are capable of is to make the next record better and different then the last.

[@omargranados7641]

Every teardrop is my favorite song by Coldplay and this is my 3rd favorite album by then

[@marshw000]

Up with the birds is my favorite Coldplay song. Don’t really know why it’s never talked about

[@coldplaymay]

My favorite after Everyday Life which is weird because they are different albums. MX makes me feel alive. EL makes me feel others' lives.

[@TheWonkyAngle]

this is Coldplay's best album imo. half because I like the more electronic-tinged sound (to nobody's surprise) but I also disagree with the pacing issues you mentioned, I thought this album did a good job of keeping me invested from start to finish. Hurts Like Heaven, Charlie Brown and Major Minus are the best tracks and the former is undoubtedly my favorite Coldplay track overall. I read the comics too and they're... not very good, but whatever still love the album good to see it grew on you :)

[@blahblahblaher]

Mylo Xyloto is actually my least favorite Coldplay album and I think it’s their worst, but I still think it’s like a 8/10. Big fan of Us Against The World, Hurts Like Heaven, and Up In Flames

[@ThrillsofColdplay]

This era will never be topped in my opinion I would love to be proven wrong

[@artificialgummies7416]

This was the first Coldplay I listened to. It was okay, though I haven’t gone back to it in awhile. I have yet to have Coldplay strike a major chord on me with a record, but I feel like they’ll be a slow burning band for me. I didn’t even know this was a concept album...

[@FabulousKilljoy]

Me either 😅 I meant about knowing it was a concept album

[@iliketrains3495]

To be fair, the term 'concept album' is extremely overused nowadays

[@iliketrains3495]

Why are there no 'least favourite' tracks in the description? Or are there no least favourites?

[@thereverse-flash9942]

I looked in the rating section of the description and it made me do a double take.

[@renocicchi7346]

Charlie Brown used to be one of my least favorite songs by coldplay, but now its one of my favorites on the album. Paradise is still my second favorite song of all time.

[@iliketrains3495]

It's currently my favourite Coldplay album, although I can't really get into their older stuff outside of the singles. Never liked Princess of China though

[@owl509]

I'm pretty early so I'm just gonna assume this is a great video, will give an update.

[@artvjon]

let us know

[@FabulousKilljoy]

Well?

[@owl509]

@@artvjon it was a pretty strong video, keep up the good work man

[@RockfordRoe]

My current list from best to worst: 1. Mylo Xyloto 2. Parachutes 3. A Rush of Blood to the Head 4. Viva La Vida 5. Everyday Life 6. X&Y 7. Ghost Stories 8. Music of the Spheres Volume 1 9. A Head Full of Dreams

[@FrancoMon7iel]

Finally someone that thinks just like me. 100% agree with the 4/5 rate, but if this is a 4, Viva la Vida, A Rush of Blood and X&Y are probably beyond a 5.

[@shoryuXE10]

hot take..i grew up with coldplay and consider them one of my favorite bands, and violet hill is definitely among my top 5 songs from them, but i've given viva la vida or etc etc many chances, and it just does not click with me at all. mylo xyloto is definitely my favorite post-x&y coldplay album.

[@chrisv3338]

Haven’t really listened to it since it’s release. It totally was one of my tops of 2011 when I was in sophomore year of highschool, but over time I lost my love towards it. By no means is it my least favorite but, it’s nowhere near the top of my list. X and Y is their best work (for me) that they have ever put out there followed very closely by Rush of Blood and Viva. Without a re-visit, I might just put Ghost Stories (a very under appreciated effort) over it. That album is so atmospheric, it’s so beautiful and really pulls me back towards the Parachutes days of the band.

[@rohanbose7275]

I think the album is underrated. It was their grandest attempt, building on Viva La Vida or Death and All of His Friends. The lyrics represent both the best and worst of Coldplay. It's sound is really admirable, but occasionally it's brought down by overproduced bits. However, I can look back and admire what it tried to do under the surface of an uplifting sound. I wasn't and still not into the Rihanna Collab and for that matter, Up in Flames, it felt so inconsequential to the album when Princess of China already hints towards a similar theme. I did enjoy songs like Hurts Like Heaven, Major Minus (sounds like Radiohead added some flair), Charlie Brown, Us Against the World, Paradise and Every Teardrop, among a few.

[@Luvrarity]

First album I’ve ever listened to in my life, I was like in 4th grade and that was back in 2011

[@artvjon]

That’s so cool. You never forget your first.

[@renocicchi7346]

Yup, my first album ever was X&Y, and I always thought it was a masterpiece. But after I listened to their other albums and other artists, it really bored me. Still remember it for making coldplay my favorite band though.

[@iansullivan6229]

Your favorite song just went gold in the UK

[@neilvarma]

Do we get a best of the decade list!

[@zigraj3377]

Mylo is my third or fourth Coldplay album I can’t decide

[@FabulousKilljoy]

Hey Jon, I’ve got a question…how do you get someone into music? My friend is into Metallica and Red Hot Chili Peppers, and he likes Green Day. I should probably mention he plays guitar. What should I show him?

[@JrJrJrJrphD]

Fabulous Killjoy Not Jon, but Incubus

[@FabulousKilljoy]

JJ O'Connell …Ngl I’ve never listened to them before 😅 I’ve heard “Drive” on the radio before, but nothing else. I’ll get on that right away. Thanks 😊 Edit: I just finished listening to the album Make Yourself and really enjoyed most of it. I guess I’ll listen to the rest of their older albums sometime this week

[@JrJrJrJrphD]

Fabulous Killjoy Any time👍🏽

[@adrianestrada5736]

@@FabulousKilljoy Some other good songs from them is: Nice to Know You, Wish You Were Here, Stellar, Anna Molly, Adolescents, Are You In, and Pardon Me. They are an awesome band, with some killer tracks.👍

[@FabulousKilljoy]

Adrian Estrada I meant I listened to the album Make Yourself, not just the title track, sorry lol. Thank you for the suggestions

[@jayverti]

My ranking is Parachutes, A Rush of Blood, A Head Full of Dreams, Viva, Ghost Stories, Mylo Xyloto, then X&Y (Though don't get me wrong, I still really like X&Y. There are some amazing tracks from Mylo, but I'm not a huge fan of tracks like Major Minus and Up With The Birds. I don't really like Paradise very much either. I think Coldplay does pop very well but this wasn't my favorite of theirs. Unpopular opinion, but I think A Head Full of Dreams is a better pop-y album for Coldplay, and live it was fantastic.

[@JASPALSINGH-pr9og]

I love this album so much

[@Borgmatha1027]

This album was just okay for me, it had some good moments, but i still prefer Viva La Vida and A Rush of Blood to the Head.

[@ThrillsofColdplay]

The only thing I was not really a fan of about this era are the comics that’s very minor

[@jasmineorchid1070]

When I first heard this album, it was not the shift I wanted and I hated it. It was last year I finally relistened to it, and I wondered why I was so mad about it. Honestly, this sounds more inspired than a lot of their new stuff and the lyrics are just as good as before. But I think after Viva La Vida, it just felt like a down on quality.

[@amalahmad2413]

Can’t wait for Everyday Life

[@bubblebass69420]

Wait the original score 81/100 is 8.1 out of ten, or 4.1 out of 5. He said the album has grown on him, and the new score is 4/5. Am I missing something?

[@FabulousKilljoy]

He said it wasn’t the score that he disagrees with, it’s the review itself

[@bubblebass69420]

Fabulous Killjoy ohhh ok I obviously didn’t watch the whole review

[@danielright1515]

I am still waiting apologies for Oh My My

[@thereverse-flash9942]

Can you do one with A Thousand Suns or Living Things.

[@iliketrains3495]

He's always liked Living Things hasn't he?

[@thereverse-flash9942]

@@iliketrains3495 He originally gave it a 4.8/5, but then re reviewed and gave it a 5/5, based on his Ranked video, I don't think that score stuck.

[@iliketrains3495]

The Reverse -Flash wow. I know he re reviewed it almost instantly but he gave it s 5? Damn

[@user-nh1lg7vg3g]

i feel this album was great it kinda where they started go down hill after . 4th favourite album by them only song i dont like ufo and up the birds and. paradise evey terdeop is waterfall and major minus are my favourite.

[@LuckyLuke7895]

When I first heard this album when it came out I wasn’t the biggest fan of it. Then I saw them live for the first time on the following tour and oh man... talk about a dramatic turn of events. Still doesn’t top Viva or AROBTTH though.

[@Wulvaine]

Still can't really get into this one, but I also don't feel the initial knee-jerk hatred for it any more, so... I guess that's a kind of coming around to it, haha. Coldplay after Viva La Vida has just never really clicked for me and I'm not sure why. Maybe eventually it'll work for me if I keep revisiting it from time to time; that's happened to me before.

[@salma-amlas]

Viva La Vida is the only Coldplay album I know and I listened to. I should probably change that. Also, i just noticed you sound a little like Drew Gooden.

[@minerva3587]

"No bad coldplay albums-" Headful of Dreams my guy. Its not even that I'm upset that its a pop album, its just not done well. I love 95% of coldplay's output, but goddamn Headful of Dreams was rough. It is easily their weakest effort, and just as an album as a whole, it falls flat on its face.

[@Julian-lz5pd]

I never understood the hate for Mylo Xyloto tbh. Think it's a pretty solid album 👌

[@bendover9663]

Ah we've all been there when we were teenagers mate no problems... Takes a good man to acknowledge mistakes 👍

[@strawberryswing2354]

Definitely there best album ever, it’s just perfect in my opinion.

[@heycolorwind]

Didn't like it when it came out and I'm still not crazy about it. The story never seemed cohesive and the songs are for the most part not their strongest work. It's not a terrible album but this is one that I come to for the singles only by and large. On a scale of 0-10, with 0-3 being negative, 4-6 being average, and 7-10 being positive, I'd give it a 5/10.

[@lostmyh6732]

I think I got Mylo Xyloto wrong too, is my least favorite album from them, even if I love most of it’s songs!! But I’m happy you see Mylo in a new light, it isn’t bad at all, just not my vibe

[@jameshanafee2090]

When this came out I really didn't like it because it was too pop for me. Now that Coldplay went even more maintream since, MX looks great in comparison...