Justin

Recharged were remixes of LT, and RTR was a performance from the MTM tour cycle. You could be right though, I mean only time will tell

I bet if someone asked Mike or Chester they would give a version of "I'm not sure" lol I do agree that PTB sounds like it could have been a MTM song though.

Nope I would bet money they won't do that. The Mall soundtrack, while created by LP, isn't an LP studio album technically. It's a film score. There's also no kind of theme to connect the two albums besides the artists, so it would be kind of weird. I guess we'll see, I just don't think it will happen.

The STB verse is one of the best verses he's ever done in my opinion. Ha! Maybe that's one of the songs they were talking about that inspired them as teenagers.

As I was reading the article I was thinking "I bet this shit is super expensive". lol I would have liked to buy something but yeah that's pretty steep..

Maybe the delivery will make it work somehow? Idk. Definitely by far one of their most lyrically simple, shallow, and cliche choruses..

Yeah but I would match that verse from Rakim against Lil Wayne's whole discography. I hate that dude. That's my personal opinion though. Like someone else said he may have done revisions, or just finished writing. Or maybe he just had the paper for backup I mean why is it a big deal that he didn't want to possibly forget a line? It's not like that takes away from a rapper's credibility. He wasn't freestyling. Drake has been known to blatantly read from his phone on camera while rapping and call it a "freestyle", and he's arguably one of the biggest "rap superstars" out today.

Oh ok well I stand corrected! That's interesting The 10 most diverse... hmmm... Here's my list: 1. My December 2. Lying From You 3. Given Up 4. When They Come For Me 5. Robot Boy 6. The Messenger 7. UNTIL IT BREAKS 8. Breaking the Habit 9. With You 10. No More Sorrow I'm not really good at labeling genres... I try not to do that to be honest. I just tried to pick 10 songs that give a decent representation of the different ends of the musical spectrum LP can go.

I personally would consider GATS to be alternative rock, not metal. WTCFM is hip-hop, and the drums seem to have an almost African influence.

From what I remember hearing, he used FL's steel drum sound

They told him to quit rapping, just play the keys. Lol in all seriousness though, Howard Jones. I mean hey they keep saying it's a loud rock record... That dude is a force of nature. Clean vocals or screaming, a guest spot for Howard Jones I would be happy about.

Ok now you're just going too far. Please keep these realistic, ok? LOL

Thanks man, just had a look around. Still, not quite sure the difference between sung range, and total range. At first I thought total range maybe meant spoken, but nobody speaks over 5 octaves lol.

What is Chester's vocal range?

I feel like I'm possibly a little out of my depth trying to correct you on an LP fact, but I'm like 97% sure Mike did in fact sing on the final chorus of Pushing Me Away. His background is basically inaudible in the final, mastered version of the song. They are there though. The "rap" files are his rap vocals from the pre-chorus and bridge, and the "backing" files are only him singing in almost a falsetto voice under Chester's vocals in the last chorus.

If that exists, it's gonna be Mike rapping a different verse. I'm gonna put myself out there and say I'm positive Mike didn't write Rakim's verse. Either way I would be curious to hear it.

If you think about it, it makes sense with the whole "Carnivorous" theme Mike has been going on about for a while now. He considers LP to be carnivorous rock, and carnivores hunt. Idk, just a thought. I agree. This time I'm going to ignore any and all leaks until the release. GATS is enough to hold me over for 3 months.

None of Jay-Z's vocals? I always thought his second verse in Jigga What/Faint was redone at least. I seem to remember Mike in the DVD saying something about how they were rerecording some vocals to fit more with the vibes of the beats they were rapping on, rather than just adjusting the speed of their original vocal tracks. I guess Mike cared about that more than Jay-Z.

Hate to say it but I think Brad is just kind of there. Lol nobody's favorite but also nobody's least favorite.

I don't think Mike is overrated. Then again there are people who would say that Chester is overrated and I'm sure you would disagree with that. My vote goes to Joe.

I remember when Meteora came out, my friend told me Session was "the DJ's song". Then I did a little research and it's mostly Mike.. by the way my "honest" vote is Mike. lol

I voted for Phoenix because I feel like he won't get a lot of love in this poll lol

I agree. If the youtube videos did not have a link in the description, it would have been allowed? I mean.. even if there are no download links it's still extremely easy to rip audio from youtube. Unless he had literally posted the links, or said "Check this out guys: download links in the description", then... I don't see how that's a violation of the rule.

I remember when LP released the instrumental/acapellas of LT, Mike was asked if the rest of their core discography would be released in that form and he said it's a possibility. I'm hoping that actually happens..

Is there an actual story behind "Yesternumb" besides just "it was the Grammys"? Did someone in the band reach out to Paul McCartney? I'm just curious.