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It says right there in the quote that a song from the tape will be posted in full, not the whole tape. So... are you blind? xD But I'm talking about the whole tape and the audacity of people that think they're entitled to hear it, even if it's bought by someone that doesn't want to share it.

There's no way for them to come out on top. If they continue as Linkin Park, everything they do will be compared to the CB releases. Any new vocalist will be under an insanely high amount of pressure, it would take a really strong type to handle that for the entirety of their career. If they reform as a different band, it will *still* be compared to Linkin Park, I feel. Just because it's the entirey of ex-LP, minus one. Plus, we live in a different era nowadays, where negativity spreads and influences way faster than back when, for example, Nirvana disbanded and Foo Fighters were formed. So for the rest of those five people's careers, the cloud that is Linkin Park will hang over their heads. Nothing they can do with LP will be satisfactory. I think the only way to handle this is by putting the band on indefinite hiatus (Japanese bands often do this, instead of outright saying they disband), release some old stuff every now and then, keep the LPU alive. But the moment they release new music under the banner of LP, all hell will break loose.

Imagine buying something for yourself, only to be told by random online strangers that you're an asshole for not sharing it with them, even though you're under no obligation to do so, nor are they entitled to have it.

Hi, This is a bug I've had for a long time. Whenever I try to login from a different IP than the one I'm normally using, it says that the username or password is wrong. When I try to reset anything, the email won't reach me. I'm not very active on the forums so it doesn't bother me too much, since it only happens when I'm not at my own computer. But maybe other people have the same problem, dunno. Just wanted to note it.

Hi, could it be that the "Blood Anger Suffering" outro is actually "Pain Anger Suffering (Love Hate Fear)"? There's probably no real confirmation either way, but it makes more sense in the context of the other words, to me at least...

To think this was uploaded in 2017 and just sat on YouTube, in private... I wonder what else there is.

Because it's against the rules. As is uploading images that you haven't taken yourself. Or changing the name of releases to fan-names.

Are there lyrics missing for "Stick N Move"? The article says "That's also the origin of the line "testing the 818th battalion".", but such a line isn't in either of the two lyrics versions at the bottom. @Astat also mentioned it here:

Yeah, according to someone on Discogs, that's the case. Just want to make sure. When people initially posted about it, they didn't specify which version they had, which makes it a little complicated^^'

Those of you who got the US version of this box, can you tell me if your contents are correct or not? Because apparently, the Frat Party DVD and the Filmore/RaR DVD got their contents (or printed names) switched. I wanna find out if this is the case for all versions, or just the EU version (or whatever else versions there are).

Sent this one in already, but don't know if those are still being read, so yeah: http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=Forgotten Due to "A Place For My Head" being one of the band's oldest songs, dating back to the Xero period and appearing on Chester's audition tape for Linkin Park, a significant amount of demos exist for the song. I guess the song title is wrong, the article being about Forgotten.

So with Andrew Lanoie revealing that he played bass for LP a little bit, where does he fit into the timeline? I put him as an ex-member of Xero for now, on Discogs, but not sure if that's true? In case it is, it would be: Dave (Xero) -> Andrew (Xero) -> Kyle (HT) -> Scott (HT-LP) -> Dave (LP), right?

Leaking this stuff is illegal simply because the leakers don't hold the copyright to it. It doesn't matter what the band thinks about it.

The problem is that they risk losing the source and being shunned by the trading community. Then there's of course the whole legal question and also the danger of other people, who downloaded the leaks, making physical copies of them and selling them online. And people that aren't in the scene don't understand this and think we're all assholes because we're not sharing all the rarities. But it's not as easy as it sounds, sometimes. .__ Yay for double-posting...^^

The problem is that they risk losing the source and being shunned by the trading community. Then there's of course the whole legal question and also the danger of other people, who downloaded the leaks, making physical copies of them and selling them online. And people that aren't in the scene don't understand this and think we're all assholes because we're not sharing all the rarities. But it's not as easy as it sounds, sometimes. .__.

There's actually a trading scene for LP stuff? Huh, who would've guessed. How does it work? I read you can buy unreleased shows, apparently? I'm a trader of a different band and it's not like that for "my scene".

Well yes, but as I said, on the cassette it's Stick N' Move, but on the "cover" or "booklet" (if you can call it that), it's Stick N Move. And another, unrelated question: Is there a comprehensive list of all LP releases (not counting Gray Daze and other bands) in order of release date and not divided in album, single etc.? Something like a checklist maybe?

Then what about Stick N Move? Even on the Linkinpedia, it's written both as Stick N Move and Stick N' Move.

Hmm, okay... I'm asking because I'm currently fixing my LP files and of course I want all names and titles to be correct^^'

Yes, that's what I mean: On the cover, it's LP Underground X: Demos, but below the line, it's LP Underground X.

What's the correct title for Stick N Move? On the cassette itself, it's written as Stick N' Move, but on the tracklist, it's Stick N Move. Oh and what are the official names for the LPU albums? Sometimes they're called LPU VI or whatever, and somewhere else LP Underground Five (for example).

The guy on Discogs replied "I do not [know where to find Rapology twelve]. I'll keep an eye out for it thought. From time-to-time, I come across guys with large collections of rap CDs." Wait and see~ Also, some lucky guy snatched one of the other two Rapology CDs from a German CD store straight from under my nose.

I asked him if he could help me out with any kind of information on Vol. 12. I also messaged all members of the Urban Network LinkedIn account, asking if they can help: https://www.linkedin.com/company-beta/1053434/?pathWildcard=1053434 Problem is that on LinkedIn, you have to connect to them first before you can actually talk to them, so I'll have to wait and see if they accept my "friend request".

I actually have LinkedIn. What should I ask him? Should I link him the thread? Edit: I also contacted the seller of the two other Rapology samplers, but since you already got a reply in the meantime, I suppose he won't be able to tell me more^^

Would anyone be interested in buying Vol 13? Edit: Well shit, looks like someone was interested and faster than me, lol.