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I've got a better version of it that I upscaled using AI. Relative Degree 1996 Poster (Mark Wakefield) [Upscaled w/ AI] - 1996 post - Imgur For some reason, it's not wanting to be inserted as an image. Edit: Also, here are the band logos on the poster, cropped to just the logos (both the original cropped images to just the logos and just the logos with the background removed (made transparent) with AI). Relative Degree Band Logos (1996) [Transparent & Original] (Upscaled w/ AI) - 1996 post - Imgur Edit 2: Fixed the second link. For some reason or another, the post was hidden, so I had to make it public again.

I wonder if Mike has more photos from this show and other shows.

Intriguingly, the song (“Three Coins In The Fountain”) was also sampled in the soundtrack of Brad Stoker’s Dracula in 1992. Specifically, the track that uses the sample is called “Mina’s Photo”. I think it’s a case of it being sampled by another artist, but it’s really interesting, nonetheless. I wonder if the band knew of the song being sampled by someone else before them. Edit: For those who are wondering how I found out about this information, someone in the comments of the YouTube video of “Technique (Short)” said something about it, specifically, this:

I just thought of something just now. Maybe someone could do the same like this, but for the album names and album logos.

How did I miss this? Lol. I agree that this came out of nowhere.

Maybe they should consider playing "Powerless" live, since that's the only song from 'Living Things' to not be played live.

I just checked and I don't see one with 'xxx.818'. The one I can see that is the closest to that number is "Dialate", which has 105.678 bpm. You might be thinking about the 1998 Xero demo of "Rhinestone", which has a bpm of 108.108.

No, it would be more like "One Step Closer 3.0" (or, perhaps, as a nod to the working titles of both "One Step Closer" ("Plaster") and "Figure.09", "Plaster 3"/"Plaster III"), since "Figure.09" is basically "One Step Closer 2.0" (one of its working titles is "Plaster 2"/"Plaster II").

Yeah, it seems like he lost the cure for the itch, due to his scratching on the new album, lol.

There's also the demo of "So Far Away", too.

With an additional b-side song by the name of "Power Of Three".

I just realized something that needs fixed with the lyrics to "Deftest", specifically the last line of the 1st verse. The last line is actually supposed to be "And make the Frankenstein of funk out of pieces and bits", not "And make the Frankenstein of funk out of musical bits". Also, do we know what happened with this? The last I remembered seeing of anything having to do with the tape is that it would be auctioned again, but I haven't seen another since the first one.

The reason why I asked the question I did about "QWERTY"'s BPM is because I'm looking to create some mashups between "QWERTY" and other Linkin Park songs in the same key/BPM. I was wondering what the accurate BPM of the song was.

Just wondering, but do we know what the actual BPM of "QWERTY" is? Supposably, from what I'm seeing, it's 103 BPM, but when I try to use other Linkin Park acapellas of songs with the same BPM ("By Myself" and "Pushing Me Away"), the instrumental seems to be faster compared to either acapella, making it not match up like it should.

What's the second song, besides "Numb"?