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From a run of about copies, only 50 copies of Safety were sold in record shops. The rest were given away to record companies, family, and friends. Safety was followed up by The Blue Room a year later in , featuring some of the tracks from the first EP, with a run of copies. A year later in , the band released Parachutes under the Parlophone label. Parachutes was a success, topping the charts in the United Kingdom and reaching 51 on the Billboard Coldplay's classic debut was released on 10 July Here's what you never knew about the album, two decades on.
The first ever Coldplay release was the self-released Safety EP in May , but only 50 copies of that were made. Label boss Simon Williams planned to sign Coldplay for an album, having established a relationship with the Australian-based Mushroom Records, who were also involved in Muse's early releases. Allison had been at the controls for The Beta Band's early EPs in and was lined up to helm the first Coldplay album.
Three of the group had only just finished their university exams and being in the studio didn't come naturally. Allison recalled "In hindsight, I think maybe the direction that I was going didn't gel as well as they would have liked. Hard to believe, but Martin found the pressure of being signed to a major label too much to bear and Coldplay could quite easily have split before they'd even started.
He told Q magazine: "Things were going wrong in the studio and I told Will it was his fault. Incredibly, this piano ballad originally had a guitar riff that was, according to the band, "heavily influenced by the early Supergrass singles".
However, when the song was recorded for the album, it turned into the anthem that we know and love today. After a break, Coldplay reconvened in the studio with Chris Allison, but rehearsals did not go well and the producer bailed out of the project. He told Sound On Sound in : "The night they offered me the job, they were actually playing a gig in Liverpool with Gomez. They were being beamed out live to Radio 1, and I think they were very very uptight about it.
They rushed through the set, so I was thinking to myself 'They just need to calm down.
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