[AndOne]

Yes. They also used it in Hamburg (I think it's no included in the recording but you can hear the last few notes of it) so they probably used it for all the Euro promo shows and late 2000 shows (the November Roseland show has it for example). There's a setlist for the Kings College show but the intro is just called "intro" so it's doesn't have a specific name. They used a couple nterludes in 2001 for example the Street Soldiers Tour: - Before Papercut the "Hybrid speech", also used in the High Voltage reprise studio version, did we ever figure it out where this is from? - Short instrumental piece before Crawling - After Forgotten "Briefcase speech", Michael Douglas from the movie Falling Down (1993) or for example Rock am Ring 2001: - "You knew I was being threatened...", from Bruce Lee Game Of Death - "You cannot fuck with this band" from 'Violent Femes - Intro' also used by Slipknot

I understand you and I understand them, I'm just saying that this is the only way the band can exist right now.

The band broke up before, then they had a horrible reunion when Scott was drunk as fuck on stage and they broke apart again. I think the rest of the band has a legitimate reason to replace Scott, just imagine you have a band that you love and you want to keep making music, but someone just ruins it and you have someone willing to step in that's motivated.

Even the STP fans know that their glory days were long over, even if Scott was still in the band today. From what I've seen some fans seem to understand that and a good part of the fans seem to like Chester as a replacement. I'm not sure if the LP fans make up for the pissed off fans at the shows.

You should get someone on board who's a native english speaker to help with the transcripts.

My bet is on a 80-90 minutes set, maybe 15 songs or something like that.

Changing your band name completely does way more damage. Almost all the recent promotion says STP with Chester, so that should make it clear enough for most people.

I guess Digby is handling all the touring, I hope they come to Europe, I'd like to see a show.

Can you reupload it? I forgot to download it and now it's offline.

Is this really legit? It doesn't look "old" and the revolution is pretty high, especially for being so old. Where did you find this?

Yes it's the entire thing with all the Q&A's.

In 2011 I think. They tried to release the song but couldn't, that's why it's in there.

You totally contradict yourself there. Further down you claim the song is not associated to Warner, which in my opinion sounds reasonable, personally thinking about it I guess "they" might not even have a copy of the song. The whole they want to screw with us is complete bullshit. Just the usual Warner is so evil plot. We would already have the song if there weren't these legal issues. It's pretty much the same issue She Couldn't had, they tried to release the song too but couldn't work it out. I'm not a media lawyer but I'm sure the sample issues are big enough to prevent any sort of release. I guess it doesn't matter if it's free or not. I assume if the original artist of the sample doesn't want it to be used, so a release is not possible. You can't sample something without permission. They can do whatever they want in the studio/at home, that's something completely different. I think it's either one of the possiblities, the sampled artists declines or they ask for too much money. The music industry takes sampling very seriously. All lthere is the statement from Mike and the rest is just assumption, we might never get it. The whole thing is just completely overhyped. It wouldn't suprise me if Mike regrets now that he ever mentioned it cause people can't shut up about it. I'd understand if we previously heard a piece of the song but we literally know nothing about it. I doubt it's better than any of the other Xero songs, they are good but not mindblowing either.