bloodbath

If this is an April's Joke, I've never seen one received with so much disbelief

Would it be cool but... I don't buy it

I'd never had the LP guys for greedy persons (which is very different from stand your ground when necessary), I'm glad they could put an ending to all of this in amicable terms.

Speaking of unreleased stuff. Anyone remembers the Butterfly Caught remix? I hope that sees the light someday, I fucking love 100th Window

No disrespect but, aren't you overthinking this a little bit?

If Metallica can't tolerate a joke about Burton but sells his actions figures, I think we can get a pass on this.

IWABO was great, but a very niche band and very misunderstood. With Spiritbox they've learned from their mistakes and make a music much more accessible

No holds barred

Watching Chester die over and over again is the darkest piece of humor I've seen in a long time.

Am I the only one who thinks that, if they come back, they should do something completely unexpected? Not a nu metal revival, not a mixture of sounds... Just another reinvention.

You have to exactly replicate the 2000-2005 sound, can't be too Carousel or else people ain't gonna like it.

Please somebody ban him forever

I've always said it, people didn't wanted a "heavy" LP record, they wanted Meteors/HT all over again

THOSE remixes! Didn't remember them, are they available somewhere?

What the fuck are the Al-B13 remixes? Actually, I don't get a shit from.that tier down below PS: The P5hng me A*wy video is disturbed and fucked up and we don't talk enough about it

zwierRZ did a mashup long time ago with Pushing Me Away https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NopQqqyQtaE

never trust the internet

Another box set to render the previous one useless? No thanks

"Give me a box set and we forget all of this." Gotta love this guy

Massive was my most played song last year from LP, it's almost hypnotic and it would fit with the current Metalcore sound heavily influenced by djent/Deftones, like Spiritbox or Wage War

We're getting a boxet in 2027 of Bleed it Out. Five hours of demos and remixes

I was just wondering, when it comes to different tastes between band and fans, songs like Runaway or Easier to Run always gets in our thoughts. They might be fan favourites, but despite this, they don't get too much highlight when it comes to setlists just because some band members aren't very fond of or they literally despise them. But what about the opposite case? Songs that, for whatever reason they love, but since most fans couldn't care less, they have to shelve them until further notice, since it would break the mood of the crowd. I always considered as such songs like In Between or ALITS, which have barely lasted in the live shows and I've never heard the band saying anything negative about them.

It would have been perfect for an acoustic/intimate show. That was one of the few things the band didn't tried.

I don't know about another countries, but in the European Union ones you have to pay royalties to the original owner if you include samples of other songs in your albums or play a cover for a live album. When it comes to simply playing live, as many bands do,it usually gets overlooked, because the band isn't gaining profits from something that isn't their "property". It would be quite reckless of them to publish a live show screaming at the world that they're using samples without have paid for them previously. PS: Correct me if I'm wrong, I am not an authority on this topic by any means. But what I mean to say is: Hold your superhero syndrome, Hybrid Theory isn't stealing anything from Linkin Park.

I meant samples. Anyway, if you use something like the Moscow intro to open your show, believe me that if they were doing that without paying anything, Warner would have noticed. We're not talking about an small underground tribute band.