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    Coldplay

    Parachutes

    (2000)

    Reviewed by Neal T. Redman

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    Label Capitol Records / Nettwerk RecordsReAL Magazine2002
    alternative rockbritpoppiano rock

    Parachutes is one of those rare music experiences where every song is perfect. Coldplay matches beautiful guitar melodies and piano ballads to make a sonic experience everyone should have. I have absolutely nothing negative to say about this album, which is saying a lot for a sarcastic 20-something. The only person that would not like this album is someone who listens exclusively to hard rock or rap. If you're not one of them, you'll love it.

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