LeftRightLeftRightLeft

Originally posted by hkle77:Why always compare U2 and Coldplay.
Coldplay is a softrockband.(is more for the ladies)
And U2 will always be a rockband.
Different kind of music.
Under a Blood Red Sky is with a lot more passion then leftrichtleftright.

Originally posted by hkle77:I know what I'm talking about, because I've seen Coldplay 2 times live, compared to U2 17 times. U2 is much more a rockband than Colplay. I miss rocksongs such as Pride or NYD, Will Follow or Beautiful Day for example by Coldplay.

Originally posted by Risto:[..]

You are right of course but it is a fact that many U2 fans like Coldplay and the other way around. Me not so much though. Chris Martin has a bigger ego than bono, never thought that was possible lol

Leftrightleftrightleft is a track expected to included on Coldplay's fourth album.

Background to LP4

In July 2007 Coldplay revealed that the album seemed to be shaping up with Hispanic influences after having recorded in churches and other areas in Latin America and Spain, such as Barcelona. On their website, the band also described taking acoustic guitars and basic recording equipment to churches and experimenting with particular sounds. However, in the same note, it was stressed that the influence was not in any specific sound but a general feel to the songs taken as a whole.

On September 5, 2007, Coldplay revealed the track names of the new record on their website. It will be a short record (approx. 42 minutes) with approximately 9 songs, which will be chosen out of the following:

Lost!
Cemeteries Of London
Violet Hill
Poppy Fields
42
Yes!
Leftrightleftrightleft
Rainy Day

Four other songs were written at various places throughout the list, but they were entirely blacked out, either indicating that they had been taken out of consideration, or the titles were not meant to be known. One of these blacked out names may be the name of the fourth album, as previous tracks have been for Parachutes, A Rush Of Blood To The Head and X&Y.

Originally posted by drewhiggins:I'm downloading the album right now - I haven't heard Coldplay live before, ever, so this will be a nice intro.

Originally posted by MWSAH:Anyone else disappointed with the audio-quality of this beautiful stuff? I downloaded from the official Coldplay-site but I'm not impressed with the quality and mastering. Add a bit more bass to How We See The World and it beats LRLRL.

Originally posted by Doc32:[..]

I got a physical copy of the cd handed out to everyone who exited following the concert here in Buffalo and i haven't had any complaints about the audio quality. Does seem to be a little better than the download to me...i could be imagining that though

Originally posted by MWSAH:Anyone else disappointed with the audio-quality of this beautiful stuff? I downloaded from the official Coldplay-site but I'm not impressed with the quality and mastering. Add a bit more bass to How We See The World and it beats LRLRL.

Originally posted by U2Nick:My new addition: Fix You is absolutely orgasmic on this album... I seriously cannot wait until I am in the crowd singing "Lights will Guiiiiide you home..." "Tears stream... down your face..."

Originally posted by LikeASong:I downloaded LeftRightLeft today morning and listened to it about 3 times by now and YES, it's an awesome album, with some great renditions of some songs (best Fix You i ever heard. Period)