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Does it count towards sales numbers or just towards Gold/Plat certification?

It's also not going to sell well because physical albums just don't sell well anymore.

It wouldn't be the first time for Nobody Can Save Me. That's been played quite a bit already.

That would be cool. Other option is that Mike could rap a Fort Minor verse or something in place of a third verse.

I can't thank you enough for the three other Xero tracks you helped bring to the masses and if this is successful as well that would be fucking awesome. I'm not sure what help I can offer but with how diligently everyone tracked down Closing I'm sure we'll see this come to light at some point.

I think it's just chopped up bits of the verses (or maybe even just the first verse?).

Oh well. Got excited for a minute. lol

Anybody got video of the It's Goin' Down verse?

This is tough to do so soon after hearing it for the first time but here it goes: 1. Invisible - 10/10 2. Halfway Right - 9/10 3. Sorry For Now - 9/10 4. Nobody Can Save Me - 9/10 5. Battle Symphony - 7/10 6. Talking To Myself - 7/10 7. One More Light - 7/10 8. Heavy - 7/10 9. Sharp Edges - 7/10 10. Good Goodbye - 6/10 Invisible is very much my favorite song from the album. Slots 2 through 4 are all very close together and could change. It's the same story for slots 5 through 9. Good Goodbye is definitely my least favorite. It's still a fun track but there's just not a lot of depth/replayability for me.

I can't wait to hear this!

That APFMH verse over COG was so damn cool.

What time are LP going on? Edit : I've been recording since Five Finger Death Punch. If LP is broadcast I'll upload it here for y'all.

I remember hearing a live version of Given Up before the studio version as well.

Talking To Myself is great!

Roads Untraveled!!!

I like the shortened songs because it allows them to play more songs.

That's disappointing.

That's a shame because it really is a good album. Thirty Seconds To Mars is definitely not bigger than Blink-182. You could maybe make an argument for Incubus. Blink-182 has had five consecutive top 10 charting albums and their biggest album went five times platinum. 30STM has one single-platinum album and one top 10 charting album. Incubus has four top 10 charting albums but their biggest album was only double platinum.

Well now that we know there's a version of Good Goodbye that has two Mike verses that won't be on One More Light I'm gonna go ahead and put that on my wishlist for LPU17.

The video stated that the original version had two verses from Mike and a contribution (likely a verse) from Pusha T. Stormzy replaced one of the Mike verses but we don't know who will rap on what verses yet.

It's possible that Mike had a version where he had 2-3 rap verses but then brought in these people to replace/add a verse or two. If that's the case then the guests' lyrics would've been written afterward but the original version of the song had all the lyrics written before the music.

I forgot how good that remix was. I hadn't heard it in years.

People are allowed to not like the song and have it be for any number of reasons. I'm so sick of seeing this argument. The person never brought up the style of music in their criticism of the song. Personally I like the song. I like it a lot actually but I'm not going to get offended every time somebody says they don't. Everybody is entitled to their own opinions and you don't have to agree. You also don't have to project some bullshit reason for why they don't like the song. Kruspe stated that he didn't like the song because it's simple and generic radio pop. Now you may not agree with these criticisms but he never said that the reason he didn't like it is because it's "not nu-metal" or whatever.

Hey Korn manages spikes in popularity every now and then! See You On The Other Side and The Path of Totality spring to mind. But I absolutely agree that LP would've faded to relative obscurity if they had never evolved past the nu-metal sound. Bands like Limp Bizkit, Korn, etc still have a dedicated fanbase but are virtually nonexistent in popular music.

The Hunting Party's approach to releasing several songs leading up to the album release seems to be the standard these days.