New Coldplay video: ‘Lost!’
When Viva la Vida came out back in June, I was wrongful to hastefully criticize the album without putting enough consideration into it. Thing is, I really didn’t want to put that much thought into the band’s music at the time, since I’ve never been a fan. I don’t know what happened next, but I decided to give the album a chance and gave it 6-7 consecutive runs one day, and it totally got stuck to me. It’s now one of the best records of the year for me, and Coldplay’s latest single, “Lost!,” is definitely my favorite out of the whole tracklist (yup, better then 42).
The single will be released as a four-track, digital-only EP on November 10th across the world. Here’s a little story from Will about the track’s genesis. “That song had been around for a long time, without ever getting finished. I was starting to get into using a particular drum programming programme. I was messing around with that and I built this beat up from scratch. Then Chris overheard it and played Lost! over the top of it.”
As for the video, it was shot in Chicago July 22nd, featuring the band playing the track live, quite admirably I might add, in front of a swarm of people. Makes you think a bit about the song’s meaning, when the band’s surrounded by thousands of people. Something like a castaway hermit is what I would’ve imagined for a “Lost!” video, but I guess this works out just as well.

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September 30th, 2008 at 2:47 pm
[...] | ZMEMusic Más noticias sobre: Pop, Vídeos Tags: britpop, Coldplay, singles, Videos Musicales, viva [...]
October 17th, 2008 at 9:14 am
[...] Lost is definitely my favorite song off “Viva la Vida,” Coldplay’s latest record, released at the beginning of the summer. It’s somewhat dark vibe, amplified by the beautiful dark church-like organ, makes it beautifully haunting and melodic. [...]
October 31st, 2008 at 11:39 am
[...] Lovers in Japan, the band’s latest single, is one of my favorite songs off new album, next to Lost and 42, thanks to its easy going, anthemic vibe. I’m really a sucker for these types of [...]
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