X&Y - Coldplay

I believe that this is Coldplays best album. Do you know coldplay? They are a band of musicians who attach the letter X and the letter of Y and make that X become the Y it comes into their admirable ballads and melodies more than 13 times. This CD is very pleasant thing to hear and the cover is made well with small boxes in the middle which are formed of the colours black, grey, white, red, orange, purple, yellow, green, and blue. It appears like a strange picture and artwork, and after I play the music, the picture still makes no sense. However, I had already heard two of the songs from "X and Y" many times on the radio and it's a real embarrassment ...  Read the complete review

Coldplay - X & Y (2005) Producer: Danton Supple, Ken Nelson, Coldplay Square One What If White Shadows Fix You Talk X & Y Speed of Sound A Message Low The Hardest Part Swallowed in the Sea Twisted Logic Til Kingdom Come For Coldplay's third album, X & Y, the band stuck to the tried and tested formula of their second album, A Rush of Blood to the Head. So that big expansive sound is back and in many ways this is a re-run of their sophomore effort. Although, there have been a few changes to the way the band works, the most noticeable change is that X & Y ...  Read the complete review

Coldplay's album titled, X and Y is the latest album from the indie rock band. The album consists of twelve tracks. SQUARE ONE opens the album. When I first heard this it was apparent that it is featured in adverts and other television programmes so is instantly recognisable and a great opening track. My favourite track on the album is FIX YOU a beautiful ballad written by Chris Martin to his wife Gwyneth Paltrow. It starts off slow then suddenly comes into life with the guitar towards the end. A wonderful song full off passion. TALK is another song that has a memorable chorus. Great lyrics in this track and wonderful guitar ...  Read the complete review

I could never have been described as the biggest fan of Coldplay's music, but after seeing them perform live twice in the last year I have completely changed my mind. Being introduced to the bands music quite a while after they had been established meant I had to scour the internet for copies of their albums as I didn't possess any of my own. I have managed to accumulate a small collection of their work, and the album that stands out for me most is "X & Y". The first time I put the CD on my initial reaction was one of disappointment as the first two or three songs left no lasting impact and I felt really they were quite ...  Read the complete review

This album is without doubt, my favourite album of all time! In my opinion, there isn't really a weak song on it. Most people will have no doubt heard songs such as Speed Of Sound, Fix You, Talk and The Hardest Part on the radio, but the other tracks on the CD are probably as good as these or better. The album starts with my favourite song, Square One. This is a very synth based track with a quiet build up to a powerful chorus - 'It Doesn't Matter Who You Are', Chris Martin emphasises. Following this are two great songs, What If and White Shadows. What If seems to be about a relationship break up, and White Shadows is a mysterious song with a ...  Read the complete review