Robert

6 hours ago, HFL377 said:

You don't need anything. Mike doesn't owe you anything. You want them and that's fine, but stop acting like they're slighting you by not releasing them. Be lucky you're even getting what you're getting from them.

 

The Slip, And One, and Pictureboard 2000 versions probably never made it past drum tracking and definitely never made it to the mixing stage, Wizard Song likely was never bounced, the Somewhere I Belong, Lying From You, and Easier to Run demos are ALL on M20, and Thoughts That Take Away My Pride doesn't exist anymore. What is "Uncut hybrid theory season 2000"?

 

And yes, there are legal issues for anything recorded under their contract with Warner.

All demos I mention exist

According Jeff blue book

Everybody knows that slip, and one, pictureboard 2000, is exist

And dozens song recorded for hybrid theory that producer choice the best and everybody want these 

It's not just me

I want to know what other people think
In your opinion, do you doubt or believe that Jeff Blue is releasing the demos he said
Thank you all

2 hours ago, Rockter said:

Yeah I totally agree with you here. i hope they put all 100 versions of Bleed It Out on MTM20. Surely all of them are as good as the final version and all of them have as much of a replay value as the final one

I love mtm (150 demo)

I hope get one of them right now

I looking for somewhere I belong(30 chorus)

We know that there are many demos on hard drives, whether complete or incomplete
  So what's the problem, we are listeners and we chose to hear everything.
Do not decide for us

Just now, Robert said:

Let's try Mike
Everyone, ask him for a song, it doesn't matter what song

If he releases it, then he cares about fans

 

But if it doesn't publish, you will see for yourself that these boxes are only for money.

 

A box that comes after twenty years must be very heavy.

 

Let's demand that Wizard song to be release, we know that it exist there is a video of it being recorded and the fans want it.

 

There is no legal problem
I don't know why they make music but then don't release it, why should it be left on a hard drive
 

Hello Mike shinoda

I'm fan

And I just listening to linkin park and I love 1999 to 2007 so I extremely need to demos of these era so please release all stuff that we want

Turn to grey

Flower 

Ashes

Slip 2000

And one 2000

Pictureboard 2000

Dust brothers and linking park 

Uncut hybrid theory season 2000

A6 just drag it out

Wizard song

Numb demo

Somewhere I belong demo

Don't stay demo

lying from you demo

Easier to run demo

Nobody's listening demo

And thought that take away my pride (same version in work in progress )

If you care about me release it

No legal problem for these exist

Let's try Mike
Everyone, ask him for a song, it doesn't matter what song

If he releases it, then he cares about fans

But if it doesn't publish, you will see for yourself that these boxes are only for money.

A box that comes after twenty years must be very heavy.

Let's demand that Wizard song to be release, we know that it exist there is a video of it being recorded and the fans want it.

There is no legal problem
I don't know why they make music but then don't release it, why should it be left on a hard drive
 

Just now, bloodbath said:

Whatever Jeff, you're great, the band are a bunch of cunts. You won. 

Just now, bloodbath said:

Whatever Jeff, you're great, the band are a bunch of cunts. You won. 

I'm not Jeff 

I just tell the truth 

16 hours ago, bloodbath said:

I'm sorry, but you've taken HT20 completely wrong or you're Jeff using ChatGTP as a disguise.

 

Yes, the band recorded dozens of things, but first and foremost they don't have to release everything, for their own private reasons. We, as a fans, sometimes we acted as a bunch of spoiled kids in the past, like in the LPU8 or LPU16 cases. Instead of complaining about what we don't have, what about if we appreciate what we got? Most of bands doesn't take care of their fanbase as LP does, releasing demos each fucking year from their vault. It's incredible after all these years we still had unreleased material, after leaking stuff from that period for a long time.

 

Secondly, I think this anniversary has distorted your take on reality, you can't ask for SBD recordings of every show or a making of the album, because it doesn't fucking exist. The LP who recorded Meteora was the jewel of the crown for Warner, for that they destined resources (for beginners, money), for everything LP does because they pretty know for sure that this investment is going to have a return (for beginners, again, it's called business).

 

The LP who recorded Hybrid Theory was, in the other hand, a band who wasn't even trusted by his own manager. How the fuck are they're gonna invest money in something they don't truly believe? "Hey, we're executives at Warner with a crystal ball and we've have seen that this band we actually despise is going to break the mold with this record, so let's film everything"

 

And after this rant, I think I'm gonna to open my boxset and watch my PR02 DVD, which I just discovered that it has been around in the internet since 2002, since there wasn't any second of new footage and I didn't notice.

I am not talking about underground albums
I'm talking about the 20th anniversary that people are paying for

I can name ten demos that are all good and professional
Like And One Slip and Pictureboard .version  2000

So why didn't they release, why did they release Mark Wakefield?

Twenty-three years have passed since HT, so when will the case of this era be closed, why Turn To Grey is not released.
They abuse the fans

5 hours ago, bloodbath said:

I'm sorry, but you've taken HT20 completely wrong or you're Jeff using ChatGTP as a disguise.

 

Yes, the band recorded dozens of things, but first and foremost they don't have to release everything, for their own private reasons. We, as a fans, sometimes we acted as a bunch of spoiled kids in the past, like in the LPU8 or LPU16 cases. Instead of complaining about what we don't have, what about if we appreciate what we got? Most of bands doesn't take care of their fanbase as LP does, releasing demos each fucking year from their vault. It's incredible after all these years we still had unreleased material, after leaking stuff from that period for a long time.

 

Secondly, I think this anniversary has distorted your take on reality, you can't ask for SBD recordings of every show or a making of the album, because it doesn't fucking exist. The LP who recorded Meteora was the jewel of the crown for Warner, for that they destined resources (for beginners, money), for everything LP does because they pretty know for sure that this investment is going to have a return (for beginners, again, it's called business).

 

The LP who recorded Hybrid Theory was, in the other hand, a band who wasn't even trusted by his own manager. How the fuck are they're gonna invest money in something they don't truly believe? "Hey, we're executives at Warner with a crystal ball and we've have seen that this band we actually despise is going to break the mold with this record, so let's film everything"

 

And after this rant, I think I'm gonna to open my boxset and watch my PR02 DVD, which I just discovered that it has been around in the internet since 2002, since there wasn't any second of new footage and I didn't notice.

The music videos of Crawling Papercut and in the end were made after the success of the LP, so why behind the scenes It was not in HT20

2001 was the year of success of the album and they held 167 concerts, why at least six concerts was not in HT 20

But why did they add already seen concerts?

Why did they publish Dialate but
They didn't release Turn To Grey (everybody want this)

If they release, release everything or release what the fans want


As for Meteora, they still haven't released the demos of Ssomewhere I Belong, Lying from You, Easier to Run, Don't Stay, and Nobody's Listening and Numb.

They didn't even release Wizard Song and A Six (Chester version) that everyone wanted in M20

If they publish, publish everything or publish something that the fans want

However, the HT20 was very weak
I hope Jeff Blue's demos come soon so that the HT20 disaster is forgotten

On 1/26/2023 at 7:01 PM, Wilderness said:

Meteora, Linkin Park's ground-breaking second album, was released in March 2003 and included the global hit singles "Somewhere I Belong", "Faint", "Numb",

"Breaking The Habit" and "From The Inside." It has sold over 8 million copies in the US and has been certified

multi-platinum, platinum, or gold in 15 countries.

 

 

To mark the 20th anniversary of this landmark release, it is being re-issued in multiple formats: Limited Edition Super Deluxe Box Set, 4 LP Deluxe Vinyl Box, 3-disc

Deluxe CD and digital: all containing a wealth of previously unreleased or rare tracks. Among the unreleased tracks are several gems unknown to Linkin Park fans, including "Lost" - a fully realized track from the 2002 album recording sessions featuring stunning vocals from Chester Bennington.

 

 

At this current point, Warner Music have four different bundles on their website for purchase:
LINKS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FOR NOW

Meteora 20th Anniversary Deluxe CD

Meteora 20th Anniversary Digital Download

Meteora 20th Anniversary Deluxe Vinyl

Meteora 20th Anniversary Limited Super Deluxe Edition

 

Tracklisting for Limited Super Deluxe Edition is in the first comment.

 

THE HYPE IS REAL!

 

 

Edit 27/01/2023: linkinpark.com has been updated.

What are we looking for from Minutes to midnight ?

How many unreleased mtm song we know?

Are we will surprised by mtm 20 unknown things like M20?

I wish they would release at least one of them now.

Hi

Please support Jeff Blue
To answer all the questions about the first five years of Linkin Park

when Hearing these demos we will see other layers of Linkin Park as we saw with Meteora 23.

Jeff Blue never say  anything unless it is true, he said he has many things, both music and video.

So if you want all this stuff for free
send him a message and support him

Thank you

14 hours ago, leftshoe18 said:

How in the hell was HT20 weak? We got a ton of great stuff there. Pictureboard and Stick N Move with Chester were songs the community wanted for years. We also got songs we never even knew existed (Dialate and Could Have Been) not to mention new live stuff including our first pro shot of the My Own Summer cover. HT20 kicked major amounts of ass.

HT20 was very weak
We weren't looking for Mark Wakefield like we aren't now.

We are looking for (Turn to Grey, Ashes, Flower) and version 2000 of Slip and One, Pictureboard) and unknown music of Hybrid Theory.

Jeff Blue said they have recorded dozens of things.
And there are still other things like that song with dust brothers.

They did not give us these
And they gave you the dialate.

And as for the video part
They didn't give us even a second of new footage.

There was no behind-the-scenes footage of the music videos, no footage of the Hybrid Theory album record, while everyone wanted it.

And about the concerts, in 2000 we have 77 concerts and in 2001, we have 167 concerts.
But we didn't get anything.
(HT 20) was for people with low expectations and was very weak.

14 hours ago, leftshoe18 said:

How in the hell was HT20 weak? We got a ton of great stuff there. Pictureboard and Stick N Move with Chester were songs the community wanted for years. We also got songs we never even knew existed (Dialate and Could Have Been) not to mention new live stuff including our first pro shot of the My Own Summer cover. HT20 kicked major amounts of ass.

Jeff Blue is going to release a train full of music and video for free, this is called a release.

HT20 was just a joke, I expected to get at least 6 concerts, see behind the scenes of music videos, behind the scenes of concerts, see Linkin Park moments and hear at least ten great demos with Chester.

6 hours ago, SardonicallyParanoid said:

When it comes down to it, the best thing I can say is not to get your hopes up on this. I would LOVE to hear these old goodies, really, I would. Maybe he has old footage of Xero/Hybrid Theory performing. That would be GREAT. I think legally, there shouldn't be any issues. Otherwise, there would have been huge problems with From Xero to #1. So legally, I doubt there would be much trouble. But I still don't want to get my hopes up that we get these things from him yet. It just feels unlikely. I guess we'll have to wait and find out. I would certainly love to hear this alternate And One we've heard so much about, and obviously the last of the Xero stuff would be pretty cool to say we have, too. I know how a lot of us are completionists with the band.

Everyone doubts about it

So we have to ask Jeff Blue himself to find out.

I think Jeff needs our encouragement and support.

If we love these demos then we should try for them.

Linkin Park doesn't release them, so only Jeff can.

He is doing a great job
he is going to release a lot of demos, so please support.

He is a great man and he is doing this for us.

Fans went crazy for the (HT20) that was so weak.

But this is ten times bigger and free, so support and appreciation to Jeff Blue is necessary.

Please someone ask him if the release is definite.
Thank you all