I would also recommend checking out the singles from A Rush Of Blood To The Head, which all have excellent b-sides. "Things I Don't Understand" alone makes it a worthy purchase. Coldplay Speed Of Sound Label: Parlophone CDRDJ 6664, Parlophone 7243 8 72482 2 9 Format: CD, Single, Promo Country: Europe Released.
If you're new to collecting Coldplay singles, this is one of the best to start with. The song talks about getting a hold of the fear and not allowing life to speed by and run you over. The sheer velocity of everything that is going on around us is enough to overwhelm and cause fear. "Proof" is another ballad, and although it's not the best song they've ever recorded, it would probably be album material for most other bands. Speed of Sound refers to how fast life goes by. According to, the track was scheduled to be on X&Y, but it was pulled at the last minute. Speed of Sound refers to how fast life goes by. "Things I Don't Understand" is an uptempo jam, very reminiscent of New Order's "Regret." In fact, it's probably one of their strongest b-sides to date, along with "One I Love" from the "In My Place" single. Sure, you may have already picked up the album, but you'll need "Things I Don't Understand" and "Proof." Both songs, without question, could have made the track list for X&Y. What makes this release essential, though, are the b-sides. "Speed Of Sound" is as good as Coldplay gets, sounding like an updated version of "Clocks." If you're a Coldplay fan, you were probably as excited as I was to hear the first outstanding single from X&Y. Canciones que te pueden gustar Clocks Coldplay Yellow Coldplay Viva La Vida Coldplay Riptide hot Vance Joy Cant Help Falling In Love With.
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