ChesterKiwi

Musical notes only go from A to G in common notation. That was the joke.

A J5 and an Hsus19 chord. *dies*

I have the same phone and I use the desktop version of the site just fine...

I just got the double pun in this thread's title...

Top Ten Favorite LP songs (in order): When They Come for Me - Holy shit, I love this song. From the minute that heavily-distorted synth kicked in, I was in love with it. A hip-hop track with a tribal hint to it in the chorus vocals and drums. Linkin Park at their most creative and best. Blackout - I love how layered this song is. I don't know if the timpani is sampled or synthesized or real, but it's what makes this song so killer for me. The breakdown is 1000x better than the one in WFTE. The calm after the storm of the outro brings this song full-circle. I just love the apparent contrast, which then melds perfectly with the other elements of the song with some awesome harmonies from Mike and Chester. From the Inside - The old LP at it's very best. A unique sample with a recognizable scratch and heavy and layered guitars. Mike's also rapping in 6/8 time, something a lot of rappers don't do (most do 4/4 time). This song was executed perfectly. In My Remains - Oh my god, I love this song. The melody is so hooking and rough without being as grating as some other songs on LT. It's also a relief to hear Mike and Chester just singing naturally without trying to revert to old styles. Not sure how to describe Chester's vocals other than "sweeping", and I love the harmonies. Keys to the Kingdom - This song is an absolute thrash. It's so much fun. The double kick and drums in general is what really made this song for me. Especially in the bridge. I love how natural the screams are, almost to the point of Chester cracking. Robot Boy - I just love the layering on this song. From a simple piano line to a crazy synth solo with Chester ad libbing. I don't get the hate for this song. Papercut - I find more things about this song every day to make me love it more. From the synth to the bass fill in the outro, this song just rocks harder than any other on HT. QWERTY - This song is just so unique in every way. You've got all these crazy hammer-on power chords from Brad, death growls from Chester, and to top it, a really cool sample in the verses that I can't get enough of. Valentine's Day - This song hasn't ever been the same to me since I saw a man laying flowers on his wife's grave one Valentine's Day while I listened to this song. I love Joe's scratches and the piano most out of all the elements of the song. Easier to Run - The intro guitar on this song is truly awesome. If you don't know what I mean, see Astat's guitar tab, he explains it better than I can. The bassline also really gets me, I love how it compliments, rather than copies, the clean guitar.

He released We Major for Google Play in November.

People were saying it had to be new Fort Minor, so I reminded them that we had all said that the new song had to be War, and we didn't get War.

He said they could've tuned the entire guitar, which is usually used for standard, to Eb, which is the tuning for A Place for my Head. APFMH and War do not use the same tunings.

I don't think songs like KTTK would bode well with acoustics, if you ask me.

You're all missing OrangeChester's point. The point is that Mike knows that monetarily, Fort Minor doesn't do well, hence "$uck$ ball$". It had nothing to do with how good FM is or anything, we're talking money. It went right over your heads. Did you even read the part about "one special show in LA"?

No, it's not. It could be infinitely many things. Mike could just be trying to merge the FM and LP fanbases. You don't remember the "new song" announcement for the tour with the picture of Brad? People did this same exact thing, and said it was "obviously" War. Guess what, we didn't get War. None of this guarantees we're getting Fort Minor, it only makes it a possibility.

All for nothing, all for nothing! In all honesty it's a bit too coincidental for it to be nothing. It might not even be Fort Minor, but Mike is definitely up to something.

Just go ahead and put me on staff, since I'm the most helpful person around here. *lenny withheld*

I can tell you without a doubt that the notes fall somewhere between A and G#. Lol.

I'd laugh so hard if this all turned out to be nothing.

Dream crusher.

YES. WE ARE.

I'm gonna be that guy I guess. I don't think it's as mind-blowingly amazing as everyone keeps making it out to be. It's just okay. Really not understanding everyone's love for it. I just can't seem to get acquainted with the main guitar part, and I don't really like it.

Because Drawbar is an interlude, and UIG is still heavy and very guitar-driven.

*spits*What?

Seriously doubt it, people seem to hate that song.

Papercut is "I feel the light betray me", and Numb is "I can't feel you there" (because if you're numb, you can't feel).

"cucking"

Linkin Park just loves writing about them lies lol