Coldplay wants you to "pirate" their music

Well, no, not really. Click here to find out how to get their free album.

by Dyan Zarzuela
May 25, 2009

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Well, no, not really. However, they do want you to download LeftRightLeftRightLeft, a free album of their live performances during their Viva La Vida tour. "[T]he give-away is meant as a recession-busting mark of gratitude to everyone who's supported them: 'Playing live is what we love. This album is a thank you to our fans - the people who give us a reason to do it and make it happen,'" according to a post in coldplay.com. The free album, which has already been downloaded 3.5 million times according to coldplay.com, contains nine songs: Glass of Water, 42, Clocks, Strawberry Swing, The Hardest Part/Postcards From Far Away, Viva La Vida, Death Will Never Conquer, Fix You, Death And All His Friends. From May 15, fans who attend the North American tour get free CDs of the same album. Photo from official site

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