Originally posted by markp91:[..]
Radiohead, and by doing that they've become one of the greatest acts around.
Staying small to become big!
Originally posted by markp91:[..]
Radiohead is depressing too. but in a totally different way. Radiohead has been depressing all their career. I used to listen CP cause they made my happy, CP isn't a depressing band, it shouldn't be a part of their music.
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
but why should Coldplay try to be like Radiohead when their music can fill arenas or even stadiums? it's still the same band when they play in a small club or MSG
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
actually in CP songs there's a breathe of optimism for the future
that's what I mean...they used to be so happy, now they're talking about death and ghosts and all... Originally posted by markp91:[..]
I think their music fits way better with smaller audiences. CP's music always has been very emotional and up close (Elevation-style lol).
Originally posted by markp91:[..]
yeah
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
what does 'a smaller audience' mean?
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
what does 'a smaller audience' mean?
Originally posted by markp91:[..]
lol...just less people in the crowd
Play a smaller setlist, smaller crowd, more gigs in total and they make the same ammount of money. Makes the tour immediately way longer and probably way better.
Originally posted by stj0691:[..]
smaller venue
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
well I don't think that songs like The Scientist, Don't Panic, Trouble, A Warning Sign, Fix You, The Hardest Part, Talk or In My Place are very happy at all...
Originally posted by markp91:[..]
lol...just less people in the crowd
Play a smaller setlist, smaller crowd, more gigs in total and they make the same ammount of money. Makes the tour immediately way longer and probably way better.