5.0 out of 5 based on 4 reviews. – Customer review on 13/12/2011

Excellent CD, excellent service/delivery and great price.

4.0 out of 5 based on 4 reviews. – Customer review on 18/11/2011

Coldplay's fifth album (not fourth, as the review above asserts) definitely follows Coldplay's need to be completely different in every album, but generally sticking to a theme (this time being a mix of electronica and acoustic music). The bigger songs on the albums (like 'Paradise', which is currently played plenty on the radio) are the ones that, following the electronica theme, are (in my opinion) the less skilled and enjoyable songs on this album. Some of the electronica songs, like 'Every tear is a waterfall' do grow on you though and become quite enjoyable to listen to after a short while.

The acoustic songs (for example, U.F.O.) express Coldplay's brilliant musicianship and guitar work and are filled with Coldplay's general, brilliant lyrics, layered by the usually quite raw acoustic guitars in the background. These songs really add a level of depth the album and make it stand up a little better against Coldplay's previous albums.

The album also features a song that has Rhianna performing on it (Princess of China), which goes to show what style the band is trying to follow on this album.

The one part of this album that really sticks to Coldplay's theme is that they have a song with a colour in it (Charlie Brown) and you'll find each previous album will have a song with a colour in it's title (Violet Hill, Yellow, etc.) and this keeps Colplay fans on their toes.

All in all, a good attempt at a well worn out style of music, adding their own flavour to it and adding in the brilliant acoustic songs in there.

5.0 out of 5 based on 4 reviews. – Customer review on 06/11/2011

Coldplay's fourth album is everything but predictable. I honestly wasn't that excited when it was announced at first, having though they already peaked when they released Viva La Vida. This album shows a more electronic and acoustic sound to the band and it's definitely worth having a listen. I was pleasantly surprised when listening to it for the first time, I knew the band had created something really special and this is your chance to hear it for yourselves.

5.0 out of 5 based on 4 reviews. – Customer review on 06/01/2012

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