Linkin Park Releases In The End Demo

[lpliveusername]

Ahead of the Hybrid Theory 20th anniversary edition coming next week, Linkin Park has shared another track from the collection. It's the demo version of In The End originally released in the LP Underground Eleven CD and included in the LPU Rarities disc. The track has been remastered to fit with the rest of the LPU demos.

 

 

[Soeffingnaive92]

It starts with... and then your brain melts because the lyrics are totally different 😂😂😂 amazing video anyway 

[hahninator]

I like the newly mastered (with 2020 standards) version. Sounds great. The band is always committed to the best audio quality they can get out of things so I’m glad they worked on this. This means maybe every almost song on the HT20 release will be an upgrade in some way. 
 

Good video again too. Very hostile point in time for the band but they made so much great music during it. 

[xeroboi]

Isn't this the first demo version of in the end? Because I swear this one got a different bass line  and drums 

Edited October 2, 2020 by xeroboi

[Soeffingnaive92]

  On 10/2/2020 at 4:50 PM, xeroboi said:

Isn't this the first demo version of in the end? Because I swear this one got a different bass line  and drums 

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Yeah instrumentally is a bit different 

[GraDoN]

Back in my hipster days i only listened to the demo because of how mainstream the song was. Nice to have this remastered and it really sounds great.

[SFNL14]

  On 10/4/2020 at 10:07 AM, GraDoN said:

Back in my hipster days i only listened to the demo because of how mainstream the song was. Nice to have this remastered and it really sounds great.

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Is that really a thing? I thought that was only an internet meme.

[nerooo]

Most memes have some source in truth.

[GraDoN]

  On 10/4/2020 at 8:31 PM, SFNL14 said:

Is that really a thing? I thought that was only an internet meme.

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ITE was pretty popular back in the day. I'm referring to the LP version, not the demo.

[SFNL14]

  On 10/6/2020 at 7:30 PM, GraDoN said:

ITE was pretty popular back in the day. I'm referring to the LP version, not the demo.

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I meant avoiding something just because its mainstream.

[Justin]

  On 10/6/2020 at 7:31 PM, SFNL14 said:

I meant avoiding something just because its mainstream.

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Oh that’s very much a real thing. That’s literally the reason a lot of people hate on LP. There are people who will love a band, but then as soon as they get heavy radio play they say “they sold out, so mainstream” and will literally stop listening to them and go find something else lol

[GraDoN]

  On 10/6/2020 at 7:40 PM, Justin said:

Oh that’s very much a real thing. That’s literally the reason a lot of people hate on LP. There are people who will love a band, but then as soon as they get heavy radio play they say “they sold out, so mainstream” and will literally stop listening to them and go find something else lol

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It's also exclusivity, the idea that everyone listens to the LP version and you are one of the few that knows about a demo version gave a 13 y/o me a false sense of superiority. 

Edited October 14, 2020 by GraDoN

[Soeffingnaive92]

  On 10/14/2020 at 10:14 AM, GraDoN said:

 

It's also exclusivity, the idea that everyone listens to the LP version and you are one of the few that knows about a demo version gave a 13 y/o me a false sense of superiority. 

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Yeah it’s like when some of my friends say “Numb is the best LP song” and I act like “not even top 10, The Catalyst Figure 09 and Roads Untraveled are far superior”

just throwing titles of songs they do know 😂😂😂