leftshoe18

by myself was awesome, way better than the manson remix

awesome!!

it'd be cool if there were links to downloads of shows on the show pages

it was chester and disturbed, not just the singer from disturbed. and i've never found it anywhere in listenable quality

somebody already pointed out the standing in the middle thing earlier in the thread.

could you upload them all to mediafire? it's got a batch uploader and everything. if not, could you put the meteora instrumentals and acapellas up?

did you purposely list APFMH at 13?

windows media player often puts the wrong labels on things. i put in my new slipknot album and ended up with some other album by another band showing up. it's nothing new.

or chester will finish it up side-by-side with the new lp record

maybe the new lpu will have some chester solo stuff and some new fort minor stuff?

i really hope that we made it is not on this, but then again, i can't complain because i'm not in the lpu {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_mad.gif stupid lack of extra money

because they hate us {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_sad.gif jk.

i liked the first and third verses from in the end. but i just cannot stand when a remix uses the word remix in the song (unless it was part of the original song of course) if you didn't notice, this goes against my first post where i said i liked the guest rapping. it got annoying after a little while.

there's actually a topic for those covers in the "other live" section

they stopped playing that version of one step closer in 07. i don't know when they stopped playing the reanimated pushing me away.

yay? shadow of the day is a weak video (that's what was nominated right?)

thanks. i'm looking forward to it, i've got a bunch of blank dvds that i need to fill up.

"Shut up!" - from One Step Closer but seriously: "trying to be someone else was harder than it seemed and somehow i got caught up in between" - from In Between

even so, mike might have them, or they could record a LP pictureboard. and the xero performance was important to the guys, so im sure 1 of them recorded it. anyways, its just something I want on the LPU 8I'm about 99% sure they never recorded it, and if they did, it's gone now. The band doesn't even have personal copies of the Xero demo tape. Which is also evidence that they probably didn't record the Xero show either, seeing as they were still extremely small time back then and most local bands don't generally record their shows. Plus this isn't the only Xero show that was ever played, it's just the only one anyone really remembers for whatever reason. The tracklising from it is not confirmed in any way, shape, or form either. korn recorded each of their first 3 shows (2nd and 3rd are available on the internet). i know xero isn't korn, so they may not have recorded it. but if one just-starting-out band can record their shows, why can't another?

you're probably right, but until then it'll be most people's favorite MTM-era song

Not really albums, but what's you're favorite LPU CD and why. I illegally downloaded the LPU's but fully intend to one day purchase the ones i want (1.0,2.0,4.0,6.0) Anyway, my favorite LPU is 4.0. I like it because it includes a cover of Wish, the Nine Inch Nails song and features possibly the greatest vocalist ever (Jonathan Davis) on One Step Closer. 6.0 is cool too because of Reading My Eyes with Chester. That rocks!

that'd be an awesome lpu. i'd join for that.

but that's not even linkin park. it's chester with another band. Standing in the Middle wasn't Linkin Park. It was Mike and Motion Man. So that really doesn't count as a reason those songs couldnt be on the 8.0 CD. i didn't know that well then i guess they should put the outsider, but i'm not too big on the hunger strike colab (but that's got the better chance to be on the disk)

Hey there's threads for the studio albums, why not a reanimation one, too? I like the majority of it except for the guest rappers kinda ruin songs for me sometimes. (The only ones that I liked the guest rapping was In the End and With You.)

the industrial metal i listen to is ministry and static-x (although they're sometimes classified as nu-metal) and some nin is very metally. i guess that's how i define industrial metal then. i'd say it's more hard rock because there's not much electronics involved in it.