The secret behind Coldplay’s success is democracy!
Starting off in 1996, Coldplay had 3 intense years of band members coming and going, eventually forming a democracy where all band members would share everything equally.
Following this decision, things fell into place and Coldplay released Parachutes in 2000 and became the band that took British alternative rock in a new direction.
Surrounded by other British bands like Travis, Keane, and Radiohead as well as being heavily influenced by Irish U2 and American R.E.M, Coldplay’s tunes were set for Stadium greatness!
After the release of the follow-up A Rush Of Blood To The Head, it was obvious that Coldplay was the next big stadium band, a venue size they’ve managed to hold on to since.
Coldplay’s best tunes include Yellow, Trouble, The Scientist, Hymn For The Weekend, A Sky Full Of Stars, and Viva La Vida.
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The Scientist
You can learn how to play The Scientist by Coldplay using chords, lyrics, chord analysis, a chord chart, and the original recording.
| Dm7 | Bb | F | Fsus2 |
Come up to meet you, tell you I’m sorry, you don’t know how lovely you are…
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