Coldplay - Mylo Xyloto

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Feb 28, 2016 Sold Date

Oct 3, 2014 Start Date

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Artikel Name: Mylo Xyloto
Genre: Pop englischsprachig Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Parlophone Label Group (PLG) Titelanzahl: 21 Dauer: 44:09

Trackliste LP - 1

1. Coldplay - Mylo Xyloto 0:42 2. Coldplay - Hurts Like Heaven 4:02 3. Coldplay - Paradise 4:38 4. Coldplay - Charlie Brown 4:45 5. Coldplay - Us Against the World 4:00 6. Coldplay - M.M.I.X. 0:48 7. Coldplay - Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall 4:01 8. Coldplay - Major Minus 3:30 9. Coldplay - U.F.O. 2:18 10. Coldplay - Princess of China 3:59 11. Coldplay - Up in Flames 3:13 12. Coldplay - Hopeful Transmission 0:33 13. Coldplay - Don't Let It Break Your Heart 3:54 14. Coldplay - Up with the Birds 3:46

Trackliste - 2

Coldplay - Major Minus 3:30 Coldplay - U.F.O. 2:18 Coldplay & Rihanna - Princess of China 3:59 Coldplay - Up in Flames 3:13 Coldplay - A Hopeful Transmission 0:33 Coldplay - Don't Let It Break Your Heart 3:54 Coldplay - Up With the Birds 3:46

Beschreibung

Coldplay finally surrender to their essential good nature on Mylo Xyloto, their fifth album and first to ditch all pretense of brooding melancholia. Which isn’t to say the band doesn’t drift along on some pleasingly spacy atmospheres conjured by longtime producer Brian Eno: there’s still a veneer of classy disaffection that inevitably dissipates due to the relentless sunniness of Chris Martin and company. Eno's echoes and ambience -- the only things that still mark Coldplay as anything resembling progressive -- positively sparkle when they meet the band’s bright, chipper melodies, yet Coldplay's innate good manners restrain the album, keeping it just this side of a rush of candied pop. Such politeness can verge on the dull -- criminally so when they bring Rihanna in for “Princess of China,” a duet so toothless she may as well have stayed home -- but Mylo Xyloto has a leg up on other Coldplay records for this simple reason: they’re no longer attempting to mimic U2's portentous piety. They’ve embraced their schoolboy selves and are simply singing songs of love and good cheer, albeit on a grand scale that somehow seems smaller due to the group’s insuppressible niceness. [Mylo Xyloto was also released on LP.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Stephen Thomas Erlewine