NJPLP

Well, that's not the last of the mysteries of Meteora. We still don't know what Nocturnal is.

The working title of More The Victim is Cumulus.

So I'm guessing it still stands as "Serpent" for now?

Fighting Myself is Shortcut. Underneath Shifter and above Nocturnal.

I'll fix it. Edit: Fixed it.

I'm wondering though. Where did "Fighting Myself" originally come from? We recently found out that "More The Victim" came from "Cumulus".

I think we only have 14 at the moment. We don't have 15 quite yet. Here's the list: 1. Don't Stay (Sick) 2. Somewhere I Belong (Pretty Birdie/Pretty Birdy) 3. Lying From You (Cuidado) 4. Hit The Floor (Husky) 5. Easier To Run (Interrogation) 6. Faint (Faint) 7. Figure.09 (Plaster II/Plaster 2/Figure.09) 8. Breaking The Habit (Drawing) 9. From The Inside (Shifter) 10. Nobody's Listening (Working title unknown) 11. Numb (Working title unknown) 12. Lost (Possibly Resolution) 13. Fighting Myself (Shortcut) 14. More The Victim (Cumulus) Number 15 is either A6 (A-Six/A.06), Wesside, or Resolution, though, I'm pretty sure the 15th one is probably A6. Who knows. Also, for Resolution, there have been many theories that Resolution is a demo of Lost. That hasn't been confirmed yet, but, if that's the case, then we'll have three different versions of Lost.

If that is the case with "Healing Foot", then that brings down the Rob drum song to being either "Massive", "Wesside", or "Resolution". Who knows.

Lol. I use a website called TimeStretch (https://29a.ch/timestretch/) to slow down songs so I can figure out the lyrics to songs. Also, the lyrics "Somebody angry broken" belong to "More The Victim".

Where is it in the song? Edit: Nevermind, it's in the bridge.

So we can now confirm that the Rob's drum demo is not "More The Victim" nor "Fighting Myself". That brings it down to being either "Massive", "Healing Foot", "Wesside", or "Resolution".

I think the only "unreleased" songs there are are "Massive", "Healing Foot", "Wesside", and "Resolution".

Nevermind, other members recorded it. You'll be suprised what the songs sound like.

Yes, it does!

That's interesting, I wonder who that is. Could you record the Howard Stern broadcast with the three unreleased songs?

Not yet, though I plan to. In seperate file folders.

I saw it already. It's very cool.

Technically, those parts are in the short version. You could use what is supposed to be the chorus of the short version to use for the long version chorus and bridge. Edit: Never mind about the bridge part. There's not really a part of the song in there that could be considered a part of the bridge.

I'm pretty sure that you could make a long version of A.06 similar to the original long version pretty easily. It would have to be matched up perfectly, though. I'm pretty sure it could be done, considering that A.06 has all the parts that the long version has, just shorter, I think.

I'm still wondering what the instrumental will be. I don't know if it's the original long version, the short version made to be like the original long version, or a different instrumental that is similar to both the short and the long versions. Guess we'll find out on April 7th.

Most likely.

It's either "Fighting Myself", "More The Victim", "Massive", "Healing Foot", "Wesside", or "Resolution". One of those demos for sure.

I think he meant to say March 24th, which is a Friday.

I tried uploading the full version of "Linkin Park - Lost (Strings and Guitar Only)" originally and the full original instrumental I made using different sites but they were copyright blocked due to the intro in both videos, so I removed the intro from both of them. This strings and guitar multitrack worked. Unfortunately, though, the instrumental is still copyright blocked due to part of the chorus. I don't know how to get it to work without it copyright blocking the instrumental. Also, I made the all the multitracks with Moises (https://moises.ai) except for the instrumental, which I made with Vocal Remover (https://vocalremover.org/). Additionally, I already knew about that article, lol.

Here's Mike's interview with Chris Booker and Ted Stryker: