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African-style cover of Coldplay’s “Paradise”
This is certainly different. Did they really move a piano to the top of this rock? That’s nuts.
Mike Tompkins does an a capella cover of Coldplay’s “Paradise”
This video gets really freaky very fast.
Coldplay – Paradise (music video)
The official music video for “Paradise” by Coldplay is out. I think music videos with people holding up signs with the song’s lyrics is a bit overplayed, but animal mascot costumes will never get old.
Coldplay – Paradise (Live on Letterman)
Fantastic song and live version.
Coldplay – Paradise
The singles Coldplay has been releasing off of their upcoming Mylo Xyloto album have been really good. But this might be my favorite.
Death of the Dubai dream
Photographer Lauren Greenfield traveled to Dubai to photograph the extreme economic lines between the rich and the poor there and came back with a series of photos that ends up depicting Dubai as an empty or half-finished paradise.
