This is one of his most haunting and beautiful albums, sometimes even leaning into classical but always soaring through with his mystical phrases and rhythms. A must listen from start to finish!
1. Galateas Guitar (0:00)
2. Half the Day is the Night (5:40)
3. Song of Injured Love (10:05)
4. The Fortune Teller (14:12)
5. Fire Dance (18:43)
6. The Lady in the Moon (24:24)
7. Ferris Wheel (29:47)
Bass – Louis Kabok
Cello – George Ricci
Drums – Jim Keltner
French Horn – Brooks Tillotson, Ray Alonge, Tony Miranda
Guitar – Gabor Szabo, Jim Stewart*
Percussion, Congas – Hal Gordon
Piano – Gary McFarland
Violin – Julius Schacter
Cover Art: John Austen «Vision» (1919)
I do not own any copyright so if it needs to be removed, I will remove it, its all in the purpose of educational rediscovery.
Tracklist:
[00:00] 01. Feint ft. Laura Brehm — Defiant
[02:35] 02. Metrik ft. Rocky Nti — Starchaser
[04:47] 03. Maduk ft. Voicians — The End
[07:40] 04. Pendulum — Watercolour (Matrix
Instrumental Christmas music with a fireplaces crackling fire sounds 24/7. We wish you a Merry Christmas with these traditional Christmas songs, arranged by Peder B. Helland! Watch our Christmas videos: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DlD7-TykIU
On November 22, 2019, Coldplay premiered their new album, Everyday Life, live at the Amman Citadel, Jordan. The first half was performed at sunrise, the second at sunset. It was the first and only time the album was performed in full, broadcast live around the world.
ABOUT COLDPLAY
Since forming at university in London, Coldplay have gone on to become one of the planet’s most popular acts, selling more than 80 million copies of their eight Number One albums, which have spawned a string of hits including Yellow, Clocks, Fix You, Paradise, Viva La Vida, A Sky Full Of Stars, Hymn For The Weekend, Adventure Of A Lifetime and, most recently, Orphans.
In November 2019, the band released their eighth album Everyday Life, described by Rolling Stone as “Coldplay’s rangiest and deepest release by orders of magnitude, maybe even their best” and by GQ as «A gift – hard to deem it anything less than Coldplays best».