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@Gorgeousdarlingxoxo Nah man. Where does it say Jesus in the lyrics?

This is a cheap copy of the original....man I hate glee

It's good that they're not specific about the meanings of their songs. Everyone questions a higher power, politics, and the rules of society. So the fact that they aren't specific allows the lyrics to cater to everyone. It's so annoying how everyone tries to put a label on them. They're an amazin...

Hmmm the government lying to us...what else is new?

I was brought here because this band rocks my socks

This dude is actually pretty good

@CarlosJulio20 No, George

This was filmed in Atlanta!

@svenred7 So does every other band. It's impossible not too. But Coldplay is one of the best bands in the world right now. I'm glad an alternative band is finally getting international recognition nowadays. I'm so sick of Katy Perry and all of those other unoriginal pop artists making money when ...

The Beatles and Queen, 2 bands I wish I could have seen live

I was at their Atlanta show when they filmed Armistice Live. That was really my first experience with Mutemath, besides hearing Typical on the radio and MTV. After that show, which was basically the album Armistice played in it's entirety, I truly became a Mutemath fan. That sound on the album, w...

I'm 19, and the night I saw Paul McCartney live a few years ago changed my life. He was just as good then as he was on all of these old Beatles recordings. He is truly a living legend.

O'Donnell was being incredibly rude, and I'm proud to say Herman Cain handled himself fantastically. O'Donnell was trying to stir up the mush and create something out of nothing. Props to Cain, glad he didn't lower himself to the level of O'Donnell.

@jgmarburger He answered that the best way he could on the spot. It looked like he was caught off guard with the question. I think he also just didn't want to throw religion in anybody's face, which is respectable. They don't suck. They're musicians, not talking heads. It's tough to answer diffic...

The talk-singing reminds me of older songs Dirty Second Hands and 4:12. But this song is definitely one of my favorites on the album!

Coldplay is one of my favorite bands. But this version is sick, completely different from Chris Martin's. He's not trying to fuck up Coldplay's version, he's just doing it a different way. I mean the lyrics aren't even the same

Their music and the places they shoot their live videos is pure art. The soulful crooning and the mellow sunset is the perfect combination. Cannot wait to see them live this weekend

the only people that dislike this are hipsters that like to be different, people that don't have a taste in music, and deaf people

good lord. they STILL make their "classic sounding" songs, like moving to mars, christmas lights, etc. This is simply just experimenting. I don't see how this is so bad. Oh, it has a synth! Big whoop. I bet this will sound sick live next weekend

funny, with all the dislikes, you would think this was a joke artist like Rebecca Black.

@chojustin The radio makes it seem like the only genre is pop music. But no one I know listens to the radio. Only people that have very bland musical taste and no appreciation for the creativity in music like pop. I have faith that real music will survive though. Oh, and Neon Trees rocks

you're a bad ass motha fucka hahaha

I'm surprised there wasn't any screaming during the performance!

Such an amazing songwriter / singer / musician. One of my favorite artists by far

great tutorial but the singing kills it lol