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iPod apps are either .ipa or .ipg files, which are just apple's fancy names for .zip files.

I just don't remember it being that noisy on LPU2, though it's been a little while since I sat down and listened to it. It's possible, but it just seemed like it jumped out at me. The only reason I wonder is if there's another demo CD with that on it? I just think there's probably such a pre-Hybrid Theory back catalog, it made me curious. I was always a big 'Dedicated' fan.

The new site looks great! Just was thinking though, Dedicated on the LPU Radio has that same noise on it as She Couldn't does. Anyone else get that?

Awesome. Thanks for the response!

I actually have a question Adam. I've been a member of LPU since 1 up until 7 with no lapse. However, my expiration in the year is late, so my LPU 7 account didn't expire until last month and I never joined 8. If I renew, am I still considered as a member since LPU 1? I don't know if that's still kept on record, but it would be unfortunate if that was ruined because of a month's lapse.

Thanks to both of you and for everyone helping each other out.

That was very quick. Thanks for a preview though, Faint is sick.

Not anymore as of about 3 seconds ago.

I can tell you the LIC Best Buy in New York doesn't have it.

Shadow of the Day mp3 New Divide mp3

Thank you for this! I've been wanting to hear the original broadcast for a while. That ending is completely sick! If anyone is feeling ambitious, maybe you could contact the radio station: http://www.snsmix.com/ Maybe we could get a podcast of the original broadcast? (Given anyone remembers the original airdate). DJ Lethal also has a twitter account: http://twitter.com/djlethal

The thing is that combined with the 3 albums, if you also add the POA remix from Reanimation and Numb/Encore, you increase the tracklist and Numb/Encore was a pretty big single. Greatest Hits tend to just be singles collections. The idea isn't whether or not it makes sense - it's whether or not it makes money. If the songs were released under Warner, they could make whatever CD they wanted, with or without the band's input. This isn't an uncommon thing. Radiohead, comes to mind because the band publicly spoke out against it, but Capitol released it in a number of forms anyway.

It would make sense to release it if Warner's aching for cash. They know how die-hard LP fans can be - they'd make sales even on one bonus track. Plus, LPs singles have always been pretty big. It would be somewhere around 18 to 20 tracks (depending what they consider a single).

Here's two from NY. My PR '04 and Bamboozle tickets are destroyed from sweat damage and age. I'm missing one somewhere from '07.

I'm pretty sure that Chester said he wouldn't put touring with DBS in front of LP (check the news archive, I'm pretty sure there's something to that effect). Another thing to throw into the persuasion is that Dead By Sunrise is also Julien-K, who are releasing an album. It's more important for them to tour for their record than tour for Chester's album. And it doesn't seem to make sense to have JK open for DBS, if anyone's thinking that. Chester will most likely overshadow them and they would be playing 2 sets then, which is an exhausting task. And yeah, the CD looks like and 8. I'm just interested because it gives us some more info on what little info there is for these songs.

Yeah, that's a typo on my part. I was thinking "Sunset Sound" was the studio and it became "Sunset Studios". It's pretty easy to make out Sound.

If anyone can't figure it out, that logo says "Sunset Studios". My eyesight's not great, but it looks like it says: Crawl Back In 3:02 Give Me Your Name 4:30

That footage before the Webster Hall show was great. Where I saw it though, it glitched up for a second and I saw a Windows start menu, so I'm lead to believe it was a computer hooked up to a projector. Just some useless info.

Here's an appendage to the Nine Inch Nails rehearsals I posted a few days ago: All The Love In The World Even Deeper Gave Up No, You Don't Suck Sunspots Wish http://sharebee.com/081e8bae

This should be awesome. I've been listening the EP again all week. Only $2 extra dollars for the 2 Disc version? That's fucking crazy. I can't wait til I get paid.

I've only got 200mb of one torrent. This is going to be a long download.

Here's the Slip rehearsals. Sorry it took so long to upload: http://www.zshare.net/download/53831927ab063ee0/

Getting released from Interscope was probably the best thing that could have happened. I find it funny that the label couldn't figure out what to do with such a fan oriented band. Maybe because everything is so much like a open source product?

I just have the ones from the DVD that came with the physical package, which is 1,000,000, Letting You, Discipline, Echoplex and Head. I don't have anything else Slip related, except the radio edit of Discipline. I do have a good deal of NIN stuff - about 17 gigs.

It's insane. Each file is between 7 to 9 GB.