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I think Korn (you know - the inventors of the genre) did Nu-metal pretty damn well.

To me it looks like Chester was still talking about Daron in that section. The interviewer said something about Daron and then went back to talking about Tom. It did say the phone was cutting in and out - maybe Chester just missed him changing the subject back.

You don't get to be the biggest rock band in the world without being mainstream. Even if they're not "posers who try to fit in" they are still a mainstream band that makes (for the most part) easily digestible rock music. It's not a negative thing to say a band is mainstream just like it's not necessarily a positive to say a band is "indie" or "underground" or anything. Music can be good at all levels of popularity just like music can be bad at all levels. People just need to stop attaching such negative connotations to the word "mainstream."

This might interest you.

But his screaming is sooo good. It would be a shame to waste the opportunity.

I think One Step Closer's breakdown is the more iconic screaming part of Hybrid Theory.

Definitely sounds like Daron had a significant hand in writing on that one.

Saying there might be two instrumentals and saying that he wants one instrumental are two different things. He's not contradicting himself there.

We can add Rebellion (Feat. Daron Malakian) to that list now. Also we know Page Hamilton will be on All For Nothing. According to the latest article, there are going to be 12 songs on the album so we've got two more to find out!

Wish we could get a more specific review of the songs. I'm so hyped for this album and I just want all the information I can! lol

Weezer's also done this with Keep Fishin' and Perfect Situation.

Daron on a fucking Linkin Park song?!?!?! SO FUCKING EXCITED!!!!!

Does it remove the rap verse from the end but keep Chester's "holding on to what i haven't got"s?

Is this a thing? Nirvana's With the Lights Out anthology was anything but boring. It was a bunch of unreleased b-sides, demos, live tracks, covers, etc.

I disagree. Hesitation Marks and Year Zero are among my all-time favorite albums.

I'd love to get my hands on the stems for this song. It would be interesting to see the layers hiding underneath.

You skipped a track. lol

LP were my favorite band from 2000-2008. When I saw Nine Inch Nails live in November 2008, NIN became my favorite band.

Second-favorite for myself

First time I've heard this remix. I like it a lot. lol

Kind of predictable that we'd be getting another song before the album but it's nice to get a confirmation.

It's more: Intro A Intro B [the part with the melody repeated in the verses] Verse 1 Chorus 1 Bridge 1 [with melody from Intro B] Verse 2 Chorus 2 Post-Chorus 1 Rap Bridge Chorus 3 Post-Chorus 2 Outro/Guitar Solo

Mike plays both piano and guitar on the live version of What I've Done.

Legit metal riffing, raw vocals, 6 minutes, a guitar solo...yet it still sounds unmistakably like Linkin Park. I love this.

Cool that we now have that song (Blue) even though they thought it sucked. lol