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I think "emo" is a cop-out label people throw around when they can't formulate a proper description. And most of the time it's inaccurate, at least in my opinion.

Yeah, it was a pre-order along with the album version of Morning After. I gots it.

Yeah, I checked and the DeadBySunrise.com domain has been purchased, even though there's nothing but ads there right now as a parked domain. And I'm buying the record at least twice Adam, so no worries on my end here. I do really wanna know if there's gonna be a Special Edition though, and if it depends on where you buy the record for which bonus downloads you get (or if you get all the bonus downloads, no matter where you guy it).

I find the MP3 tagging hilarious :: Track: Nice 'n' Easy Artist: chaRLIE MAKENROE Album: HoLE IN THE WALL Year: 2006 Composer: bangladesh Genre: Hip Hop/Rap

I'm REALLY looking forward to Fire (have been for a while now, but now even more)! Thanks for posting the vids.

Just a guess, but I think it will be the original version that Chester made before he let J-K tweak it specifically for the Underworld soundtrack. I can't really see them re-releasing a soundtrack-exclusive version of the track that was released 3 years ago, and they'd at least label it as such if they did.

Warner Bros. has always been good at releasing their music internationally, at least to my knowledge. You may even be lucky and get a bonus track (probably Morning After, for obvious reasons) on the UK CD version too.

No problem. Resized the posted pic to 640x480, and attached the original 1680x1050.

It's all in good fun.

You sly dog, lol.

Good idea, count me in.

Why, you're very welcome.

It's on iTunes right now, I just bought it. EDIT :: Ah, already been mentioned, my bad.

Sounds good, thanks for the post man.

He did say that, and not that I have any reason to doubt RYU, I'm just thinking worst-case-scenario on that front. I also asked if a run of vinyl was possible, but with the expense it would require, that's not likely. RYU said maybe a small Japan-only pressing of vinyls will happen, I can only assume because a Japan-only pressing would be a lot cheaper than a U.S or UK pressing.

Oh, don't get me wrong, I prefer CD over digital-only 100%. I definitely want a proper CD release myself, but I'm just saying, if physical CD distribution is out of the question for whatever reason, I'm sure it will be available in some fashion, the easiest of which would be a digital release. EDIT: On the same subject, I asked RYU is a vinyl release will happen, and he said it wasn't likely, due to it being expensive to press up vinyl.

I don't think you'll have to worry about Reseda Beach being shelved. I know it's been pushed back like crazy, but the ball's started rolling, and even if it's just an iTunes release, I'm confident it will get released.

I'd guess, at least partially, he's getting shows and stuff through sponsors. His music seems to have been taken well with a certain portion of the Asian public, and he's probably getting deals to play shows and stuff. And for the record, they ARE getting things done with Reseda Beach at the moment, so they're not having a problem on that end, at least now anyway. You're perfectly entitled to your opinion, but I wouldn't get disappointed at Tak on that front.

Just to throw a little info into the ring: If I remember correctly, I think it was Mike who talked to Warner, and got S.O.B full ownership of the record when they left. I don't know the entire situation obviously, but I tend to think that when Mike signed S.O.B, he thought things would go over smoothly, as they should've. You may remember Ryu saying that Tom Whalley originally said he loved the record, and everything was going good. Then all of a sudden, when he was asked why things had started getting held up, he said he didn't like the record anymore. Whether it was political or what, I don't think Mike expected Whalley to bail on S.O.B and their record at the last moment. I think it all essentially came down to Tom Whalley. I don't think Mike intentionally did anything against S.O.B in the situation, and the fact that he got them their record before they left helps solidify my opinion on that (you know how Warner tends to be about completely owning their artists and said artists material).

Good news Mark, and a Happy B-Day to Adam, hope you have a good one. Don't you dare not post that J-K interview, I've been waitin on that one man! Or at least send it to me....

It went til 4 my time, it was nice. I'm losing sleep over this stuff, but it's worth it man....

There's a lot of Fort Minor fans, and through that Styles Of Beyond fans in the LP community. So it's of interest.

Just a small correction man, "Get Stupid'r" was renamed to "Dumb It Down", he played "Damn" right after that I think. Thanks for getting the notice up on LPLive so fast too man, appreciate it.