'Attached' as show outro music 2001

[LPLStaff]

We've never caught this - ever - until someone caught it on YouTube and left a comment.

 

Attached from the LPU 15 CD, labeled as being from 2003, goes back to at least early 2001 and likely 2000. The song was used as the show outro music after One Step Closer on the Street Soldiers Tour in early 2001, at least.

You can hear the song at the end of the videos from Pittsburgh (audience) and Las Vegas (webcast).
 

 

Mike pretty much alludes to this on the track by track for the demo, saying, "I think the fewest songs we ever wrote for an album, Hybrid Theory not included, would be like 40 or 50, and the most would be easily 150 or more. Some of that stuff is just unlistenable, like you'd listen to it and just be totally bored, it's just loops of stuff, and other stuff we do revisit from one album, if it falls by the wayside, we might bring it into the next album and start playing with it and see if we can salvage it."

It looks like the song started as a Hybrid Theory era demo and then was brought back in for Meteora, where it was also left unused until the LPU demo release.

[Diaux]

Wow good find, its funny that are still people claiming that the LPU stuff is fake....

By the way it feels like is one of those So Far Away/Hurry/Soundtrack thing

[Hybrider]

I always thought that this is a Hybrid Theory era demo because if you listen to the end of the demo, it sounds like "Ambient" which is a HT era demo.

[JamesMaloy]

Wow. Lol. Great find. Now a ''2003 demo'' (even though they never were in the studio in 2003), is now likely from 1999, or probably even prior to that.

Edited March 20, 2020 by JamesMaloy

[LPLStaff]

Well in later LPU years Mike was starting to attribute demos to album years when they were from the album sessions. We all said immediately when Attached came out it would be 2002, not 2003. Almost absolutely nothing was done in 2003 studio wise. Chester wrapped up vocals in January I believe which was like, late as hell anyway. Every Meteora era song would be 2001 or 2002.

[JamesMaloy]

1 hour ago, LPLStaff said:

Well in later LPU years Mike was starting to attribute demos to album years when they were from the album sessions. We all said immediately when Attached came out it would be 2002, not 2003. Almost absolutely nothing was done in 2003 studio wise. Chester wrapped up vocals in January I believe which was like, late as hell anyway. Every Meteora era song would be 2001 or 2002.

 

It was actually wrapped up in December of 2002. Literally no studio time in 2003. Astat confirmed it with Sean Paden years back. But yeah, I know what you mean about Mike slapping dates on them from the album they are  from. I mean Basquiat was in no way from 2007, he just said 2007 because it was from the MTM sessions.

[Astat]

1 hour ago, JamesMaloy said:

 

It was actually wrapped up in December of 2002. Literally no studio time in 2003. Astat confirmed it with Sean Paden years back. But yeah, I know what you mean about Mike slapping dates on them from the album they are  from. I mean Basquiat was in no way from 2007, he just said 2007 because it was from the MTM sessions.

Your memory's getting quite fuzzy there, Not-Geki. My conversation with Sean regarding "no studio time" was in reference to potential studio overdubs being done on Live in Texas. The band didn't spend any time in the studio between August and November of 2003. It's a well-established fact that Meteora was wrapped in January.

 

Sean wasn't even working for the band yet at the time you're referring to.

[JamesMaloy]

The demos of LPU are fake anyways. And in the odd chance that they aren’t, I guarantee every single one has the wrong date. 

[Robrobbsen]

I remember there was one really cool outro song they used that never really got released anywhere else but i can´t really find it anymore. It was maybe even a part of a pro shot or tv broadcast. It would be cool to compile al those small songs somewhere.

[hahninator]

6 minutes ago, Robrobbsen said:

I remember there was one really cool outro song they used that never really got released anywhere else but i can´t really find it anymore. It was maybe even a part of a pro shot or tv broadcast. It would be cool to compile al those small songs somewhere.

 

Rock am Ring 2004? That beat was awesome. 

[JamesMaloy]

My favorite one is the intro to the Anaheim 2005 show and also the one used after the show for PR04 shows.

[Robrobbsen]

21 minutes ago, Hahninator said:

 

Rock am Ring 2004? That beat was awesome. 

YES! But i could have sworn there was a longer cleaner version. But thats defenetly the beat.

[Astat]

The fact that we let idiots who claim LPU demos are fake get banned every few months, register multiple accounts, and keep coming back is a fucking joke. Zach Geranios should be nothing more than a name that serves as a punchline to in-community jokes (on par with Haguem Merak or manson666rules) because we collectively decided that he wasn't welcome and ran him off for good. And it should've happened a fucking decade ago.

Edited March 20, 2020 by Astat

[LPMaskMan]

And what was the intro that used during the 2003 shows? Starts with humming and then the beat kicks in.

[LPLStaff]

2 hours ago, LPMaskMan said:

And what was the intro that used during the 2003 shows? Starts with humming and then the beat kicks in.

 

This? One of their best. Just epic. 
 

 

[LPMaskMan]

Yes, this one. I wonder where it was sourced. Maybe another unreleased track or contains samples from somewhere...

Also the Docklands intro was cool too.

[kiq fLP]

There's some list of intros / outros the band used in live shows just as these ones? Maybe there's a lot of unreleased tracks that gave origin of those.

[lpfan12]

The Outros in both video's are out of audiable