Sabi

It's awesome that we're finally getting LPTV "making of" episodes for the deluxe songs. I was starting to feel a bit skeptical after months went by without any episodes after GTG. I really enjoy these kinds of LPTVs, even more than the tour ones. It also looks like they worked on the drums for the song the same day they recorded part 2 of the "conversation" podcast.

is this the one you have https://lpcatalog.com/item/2007_minutes-to-midnight/cd/0093624996132_de?

I was wondering if Fort Minor might ever come back with S.O.B., Demigodz, GBC, etc., but after those interviews with Ryu and Apathy it sounds like Mike won't work with them anymore. Even if he revives Fort Minor, it probably won't include those guys.

Yeah, I was listening to all of these interview clips, and Ryu’s saying some really interesting stuff. I remember being a huge fan of their 2 tracks on the Need for Speed: Most Wanted soundtrack. It was around the time Fort Minor’s album dropped, and I was sure they were gonna blow up off those two, but obviously, that didn’t happen.

Thanks so much for the show! Could someone upload it to YouTube? That would be awesome, thanks in advance!

btw. what was the reason why the soundtrack wasn’t released under the Linkin Park name? Was it really for the label thing? And where do we know that from?

I know this is a pretty random topic and it’s been a long time, but I was recently browsing Linkinpedia and reading about Until It’s Gone. It got me wondering about the actual story behind it not being part of the Transformers: Age of Extinction soundtrack. Was UIG ever seriously considered for the TF4 soundtrack? Do we know why it wasn’t included, and if Michael Bay had any role in that decision? So far, the only detail I’ve seen is Andy Wallace’s involvement and the note about the early mixing. I’m curious if there are any other sources, interviews, or behind‑the‑scenes details floating around. Does anyone know more details or remember any interviews where this was talked about?

the question now is whether the film will cover only São Paulo 2024, since much of the preparation was clearly done there, or if any filming for the documentary took place before Brazil or afterward.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depeche_Mode:_M "It blends concert footage with archival materials and cultural interstitials to explore themes of music, mortality, and Mexican traditions surrounding death." I could be wrong about those examples 🫣 I haven't actually seen any of them.

Looks like we’ll get a concert documentary instead of a full live-show release. Makes sense, it’s the trend now, like with Taylor Swift, Depeche Mode, and others who’ve put out documentaries instead of just the whole concert. I’d expect it to follow the band’s comeback and success, with some interviews from the band and fans, bits from LPTV, and a few songs from the São Paulo 2024 show.

Unfortunately, no.

Slovakia

Nice that the show starts so late so we can watch it live on Monday morning here in Europe too. (6:00 AM) 😅

I don't agree that UFTB should represent the next album. AFAIK, it was made as a single for the deluxe release, so it was meant to fit with the other From Zero songs and have some commercial appeal. It definitely sounds like LP from the first second, there's almost nothing unpredictable about it (maybe the bridge is an exception). I think the band will want to evolve on the next album and make it sound different enough from most of the stuff on From Zero.