Coldplay given extension in Satriani court case

by kierenmccarthy on March 9, 2009

This may well be old news by now but I’ve only just seen it having got back from a grueling two-week ICANN meeting in Mexico City.

Coldplay – well, its record company Capitol – was granted an extension for filing its response to the Joe Satriani court case where he claims Coldplay ripped off his If I Could Fly single in their single Viva la Vida.

Judge Dean D. Pregerson agreed on 20 February that Capitol would now have until 6 April 2009 to file its response.

Related link:
Satriani vs Coldplay: court docs and audio links

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Sean Fleming March 11, 2009 at 4:34 pm

Most of Coldplay’s output reminds me of something else – usually something I don’t like.

They should settle it with a knife-fight. Joe looks pretty bad-ass to me!

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