In Flanders, by the way, Clocks did not even appear in the charts. With Clocks, Coldplay finally broke through in 2003 and scored a major hit in the Netherlands with a second place in the single Top 40. The song was added to the album at the end of the recordings of A Rush or Blood to the Head. Striking about the song Vive La Vida is the absence of a dominant piano that is so characteristic of Coldplay songs, and the emphasis is instead placed on vocals, string instruments and bass guitar.Ĭlocks is the biggest hit of the breakthrough album A Rush or Blood to the Head from 2002 and perhaps the best known song by Coldplay.
Vive La Vida remained at number four in Flanders. The title track was the second single from Viva la Vida (or Death and All His Friends), which reached the highest position in the hit parade in the Netherlands. Nevertheless, or precisely because of this, this album, released in 2008, became the best-selling Coldplay album so far in the Netherlands and Flanders (three times Platinum in both countries). This band’s fourth album was turned on more strongly and as a result many songs sounded more bombastic than those from earlier albums. With the album produced by Brian Eno Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends, Coldplay broke somewhat with the sound of the previous albums. Music magazine Q described The Scientist as a great gift for filmmakers, because it is a modern yet classic song and therefore fits perfectly under sensitive scenes in feature films. The Scientist was released a few months after In My Place, but got stuck in the tip parade in both the Netherlands and Flanders.
This album reached third place in both the Dutch Album Top 100 and the Flemish Ultratop 200 Albums. Just like number two Clocks and number six In My Place, The Scientist also comes from the second album by Coldplay, the A Rush of Blood to the Head, which was released in 2002.
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