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You are correct and I think your English is fine. Lyrics are good.

Thank you guys a lot, means a lot. I actually think the MTM page is good, the only thing I would add is a section about the Salton Sea. I think the photo shoots are pretty important since the band specifically chooses them to create the feel of the album, etc. as said by the band. And this was a cool photo shoot, just like the ambassador hotel for Meteora. I'd add something like this about the Salton Sea, not too long, just like a paragraph. ''The band chose the Salton Sea in California as the photo shoot for the album. The band worked with photographer James Minchin, whom the band had previously done photo shoots with in the past for Meteora and Hybrid Theory. Chester had this to say about the location. ''The salt content of the sea has risen to such levels that it's actually toxic; all the fish are dying in there and the air is really kind of putrid smelling.''

Kings Of Chaos though is something I'm genuinely excited to see and they're playing in my home state. Chester says not to call them a supergroup, even though it says supergroup on the poster for the shows, but it will be cool to see a lot of legendary musicians in one place with Chester.

I always like to see what shows that I go to are offering. Seems like it's having trouble playing for me. Anybody have an MP3 rip?

Never been a fan of classic rock or rock music like this in general but I think the show will be cool. I like seeing music that I'm not too keen on in a live setting, it makes for a cool experience. I don't know a lot of these songs but I do know some, simply because they're such big classics that you can't not know them.

That's kind of what I took it as. But maybe they'll put out the single a few months early like they did with LT and THP or something, at least we might have that.

Thank you! I wouldn't say that I know the most about the band, or even close to it. But I do know a lot about MTM because I have been obsessed with that album for a long time, and I wish I could add some stuff to that page, which I submitted to Linkinpedia now.

I have submitted a few forms as of right now about corrections of the Projekt Revolution 2007 page and have source cited. Minutes To Midnight and Projekt Revolution 2007 in particular mean the world to me, so I am very interested in both pages having 100% accurate information. The Minutes To Midnight page looks fine to me, it's just the Projekt Revolution 2007 page that needs a little work, and it's all listed in my forms submitted. I don't think I will try to become a writer for Linkin Pedia both because I don't think anyone would want me to be one and also because I feel like there are a lot of other people out there who are just as good, if not better than me at it. I just would like Projekt Revolution 2007's page to be fixed with my submissions, that would mean a lot to me.

Air Force One has become my favorite track on the CD by far.

The only problem with this is that none of the descriptions so far of the new music indicates a ''heavy album'' like THP was. The band has also played rock and metal festivals in the past and performed slower songs, etc. Download 2011 is a good example of this, it was during the A Thousand Suns cycle and they also still played a slower-ish type of set. LP is never going to be only slow songs, though, they'll always have all the old heavy songs of the past 6 albums that are all staples and big hits (maybe not EVERY song but some still remain in every set) and I'm sure there will be 1 or 2 songs on the new album that are more aggressive with screaming.

Wow, that's really cool. And the live photo in that collage is from Mansfield 2007, my 2nd LP show.

Well, hell yeah then.

So they are still in the studio, no album name, no time frame, etc. Awesome. He says we can expect new music at the beginning of the year. It's December now. The new year starts next month. Does he mean single maybe in January? Would be cool. But the band members have said time frames loosely like that over the years and sometimes they are way off.

Anyways, I'm going to go by their most current full set and see what I would drop and add. DROP: Rebellion Wastelands Castle Of Glass Leave Out All The Rest/Shadow Of The Day/Iridescent Joe Solo Remember The Name Welcome I say drop Rebellion because we know they won't keep all of THP stuff in the set most likely and I'd rather have ALITS over Rebellion, even though I like Rebellion as a live song. Wastelands to me is kind of like the LGM of THP cycle, I think it will be dropped with the new cycle. Basically, I'd sacrifice both of those to keep ALITS around. Castle Of Glass, to me personally, has kind of run it's course. I don't think they liked how the studio version sounded when they debuted it in late 2012 and 2013 and that's why they opted for the M. Shinoda remix version in 2014. But I feel like that whole era is over now and it really doesn't do much for me, personally. I know some people like it, but keep in mind that this is just my opinion. Joe Solo is pure shit to me, I want it to go. Keep Robot Boy, that is cool, just not the Joe Solo. Remember The Name and Welcome should both go because they aren't even Linkin Park songs. I'd rather have rarer LP songs or maybe even a cover like Wish or My Own Summer over both of those. ADD: Half of the new album When They Come For Me Don't Stay A Place For My Head With the addition of new songs that they obviously will throw in, it doesn't leave much room to add other stuff from the old days. I want WTCFM back in the set full time because it's a fucking awesome song and a lot of people love it. The band also clearly was having fun playing it back in 2010-2012, you can tell by videos, etc. Don't Stay is a song that I highly doubt will ever come back, but I love that song and I've always loved how it sounded live, even after the Meteora cycle, it sounded great in 2007 to me, etc. It's highly unlikely that it will come back, just like NMS, IMO, but I would love to have it come back, even if it was rotated in different sets, etc. A Place For My Head is just a pure fan favorite and people love it. It's also badass live. Reason enough to bring it back full time, even if it's just the studio version being played. KEEP: Everything that's in the current set that I didn't say to drop. Lol. They're going to keep the big hits like ITE and Numb, etc., that's just the way it is. It makes sense because they want to play the big songs that everyone knows and I don't see why people have such issue with it. I'm not saying the whole set should be only singles but the biggest ones, like ITE, Numb, WID, those should stay. They're all under 4 minutes and it wouldn't make sense for LP to drop them. Drop the stuff like COG and Ballad Medley that are like 6 minutes long each or some of the other shit like the FM stuff because it's not even a LP song anyways over those.

Nah, fuck that. The set needs more MTM. They only play GU, WID and BIO from the album as of now, I don't count the Ballad Medley. WID shouldn't ever be dropped. It's my favorite LP song and it's also one of their biggest hits, why drop it? It's not a long song, either. Drop the 6 minute Ballad Medley if anything. And this next album isn't going to be a metal album, so that doesn't make sense. They didn't play metal songs at any of the festivals on THP and that was a metal album so yeah. I love NMS as much as the next guy but that wouldn't be why they brought it back. It was supposedly rehearsed for Carnivores in 2014 but they never debuted it, I don't think it's ever coming back.

I will be at the Boston show. Pretty excited.

Good point. Maybe they are going for something like that again. They released The Catalyst, the first single on the album, on August 2nd and then released the album a month later in September. Is it possible they aren't going to have a 4 month wait this time around between single and album like BID and GATS had?? Never even thought of this.

LPU actively tried to take down LPU songs on YouTube, Lorenzo tweeted something like that before. No idea why the others aren't taken down, though, and only LPU15 songs are.

Side projects to me aren't LP. This is a LP fansite. That's why I've always hated LPL covering side projects, it annoys me.

Badass list. Maybe I will take photos of mine as well eventually. I got rid of a lot of the side projects shit and other stuff out of my library (have them on hard drive) because I barely listen to any of it, I really only want to focus on having only LP and LP guest stuff in my library now. Building a monster LP library right now. Tons of stuff that wasn't officially released but I don't care. Haha.

Are the side projects logos really necessary here?

A sound in Dark Crystal was used in StageLight in the 2014 pack, I believe. Seems a lot more likely that they would use a demo from 2014 though for the new album as opposed to Space Station that came out years ago. Who knows anymore. I would like Mike to explain these tracks but LPU 16 has been out for a while now and we don't have any track by track videos for some reason. Maybe on the physical CD there will be some notes?

There are tons of LP songs that don't have rapping in them, especially from MTM-THP. They probably wouldn't do any non-singles though and probably would only do maybe 3 or so if they were going to do any, IMO. OSC, GU. Since this is basically a rock super group of sorts, I think debuting a song like War off of THP would be doable and cool, but I don't think they would. I can't see them doing any LP songs that have a lot electronic elements or anything.

Surprised no one has ever done it. Mike might not even know what demos the fanbase desperately wants out there.

I've thought this since I heard Coal on LPUX. How is it that a demo from 1997 sounds as good as an album made in 2012 or 2014 for example? Especially since Mike said earlier this year that the version of the Xero tape from 1997 is the highest quality recording out there. How does a demo from the same year have a super high quality version and there are no high quality masters of that tape? Very weird. Good point about Slip and Blue as well. I don't think these demos are 100% fake as songs obviously, but I've been thinking that they just re-record the songs with whatever year they're releasing the LPU album for. Every track from LPU9 through LPU16 have around the same quality and the years span from 1997 to 2015. Very weird. They might not want us having the original demos of shit and would rather give us tweaked up and re-recorded versions of songs. They could just polish them up and remaster them as well, but I'm not sure how much you can do for the really older tracks like Coal or Oh No, etc.