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  1. Posted

    2 hours ago, Hybridtheory said:

    I can't access these songs how do I listen to them?

    help me 

     lol

    There's nothing to listen at the moment. The site is just a marketing campaign to get fans excited for what's to come. We'll have to wait until October for the anniversary release.

  8. Posted

    I didn't check the code, but I think things might happen in the order of the steps in the "readme.txt":

    Day 1 - Server

    Day 2 - Mail

    Day 3 - Password

     

    The Defragger isn't doing anything at the moment as far as I can tell. It was supposed to work on Day 1, right? Maybe we're not on Day 1 yet?

  9. Posted

    31 minutes ago, bloodbath said:

    Maybe I'm dumb, but if never fully understood the J.Blue/LP relationship. Was he the guy who discovered them and fight for them to be signed at WB, but then, like many other people at the label back then, started throwing shit at them with the "You should fire that rapper". Sounds contradictory, and I don't know what to expect from this book

    There's an interview from the Minutes To Midnight era where Chester says Jeff Blue just gave in to the pressure of the label.

  11. Posted

    5 hours ago, Zoom said:

    How did you find the date of this performance? Did you read it on the receipt (have a better video source)?


    I found the location myself in half an hour using Google.


    The nearest studio is located at 6330 Hollywood Blvd.

    We got the date from Marc Ostrick. He was the creator of Lockout and still has the original tapes. We also interviewed him for linkinpark:br once. All the information we have about Lockout came from him:

    http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=Lockout

     

    The studio's website is linked on this Linkinpedia page. We also have a business card for the person who managed the studio at the time. It was called "Hollywood Rehearsal Studios" in the card.

  12. Posted

    22 hours ago, lpliveusername said:

    I think we could never figure out when exactly the domain hybridtheory.com was registered (like we did with linkinpark.com), but the site being online in 1999 doesn't really mean the songs were already there.

    Checked Linkinpedia and turns out we do know. It was registered on August 3, 1999.

     

    3 hours ago, Zoom said:

    Firstly, I found the approximate registration time of Hybrid Theory band on mp3.com - ~october-november 1999

     

    http://web.archive.org/web/19991012152936/http://mp3.com/listings/alphabetic/h9.html

    http://web.archive.org/web/19991128052711/http://www.mp3.com/listings/alphabetic/h10.html

    That's interesting. November 1999 is when the band reportedly started working with Warner.

     

    3 hours ago, Zoom said:

    Secondly, the '2-track CD' (1999) contained the same tracks:
    https://web.archive.org/web/20021030130736/http://www.hybridtheory.com/mp3.htm

    Thirdly, By Myself '2-track CD' demo and By Myself 'website (mp3.com)' demo are absolutely similar mixes.

    Yeah, I'm aware of that. Still doesn't change the fact they were performing this version in February 2000.

     

    If I had to guess, I'd say the 9-track demo version was just a collection of old demos Jeff Blue had lying around instead of a collection of the most recent versions of those songs. Maybe it was recorded prior to the 2-track CD. So:

    LPU 11 -> 9-track -> 2-track -> website -> studio finals

  13. Posted

    12 hours ago, Diaux said:

    Any reason why there are so many versions of It's Going Down or it was just for promo stuff and radio play?

    Yeah, just promo stuff. The demo versions came from sampler CDs and Advanced CDs used to promote the album before it was finished. Then you have the offical album version, and all the single versions / radio edits came from it. They are created and released for radio airplay in different countries. The music video version might be a case of editing the song to fit the video instead of editing the video to fit the song. Just a choice they made.

  14. Posted

    7 hours ago, Zoom said:

    I thinks, the website (mp3.com) demo was recorded at 1999 (not at 2000), as the '2-track CD' demo. These demos are almost identical, plus in 1999 the website already existed (see CD scan: https://lpcatalog.com/item/hybrid-theory/promo/2-track-demo).

    My edits for the demos and chronology:
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    http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=A_Place_For_My_Head#Versions

    Don't know how I didn't notice that before, but the "stay away bridge" in the website demo is wrong. It is similar to the 2-track demo version where Chester screams "go away."

     

     

    I think we could never figure out when exactly the domain hybridtheory.com was registered (like we did with linkinpark.com), but the site being online in 1999 doesn't really mean the songs were already there.

     

    The "stay away" bridge is featured in the January 2000 CD but if you pay attention to Lockout, which was filmed in February 2000, they were rehearsing the 2-track demo / website version with the "go away" bridge, which is the one they kept in the final song. It would make no sense for them to play this version unless it was the current version at the time.

     

     

    I'm not saying what we have is 100% correct though. For all we know, the version in the 9-track demo could predate both the 2-track demo and website versions. Or maybe they came up with the 9-track demo version after the 2-track demo version but didn't like it and decided to go back to the previous version. Who knows?

  15. Posted

    DJ Z-Trip was broadcasting on Twitch on July 2nd to celebrate the 15th anniversary of his debut studio album Shifting Gears.

     

    He told stories about each track on the album, played demos, unreleased tracks and performed the songs. Among the demos was a vocal recording of Chester Bennington recorded in the tour bus as a draft when he was touring with Linkin Park.Chester rode with DJ Z-Trip from one show to the next and recorded the demo on the bus.

     

    He also revealed Mike Shinoda helped a little with the arrangement and showed a couple of pictures. The first is from Coachella 2005 and the second is a review of Wantagh 2004. We extracted just the part about "Walking Dead" for you guys as well as the audio of Chester's vocal demo and the performance. He played the same version he did at the Hollywood Bowl show.

     

    Download video: WeTransfer (18:21 mins | .mkv | 446 MB)

    Download Walking Dead: WeTransfer (4:46 mins | .mp3 | 10.9 MB)

    Download demo: WeTransfer (0:34 mins | .mp3 | 1.31 MB)

     

    Linkinpedia page: http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=Walking_Dead

     

     

    Enjoy!

     

  21. Posted

    In case anyone is interested:

     

    01. Sickness (feat. Page Hamilton) - Producer: Pete Nappi
    02. Sometimes (feat. Chris Traynor and Jamie Muhoberac) - Producer: Chris Traynor, Kyle Hoffmann
    03. What's In The Eye (feat. Marcos Curiel and Chris Traynor) - Producer: Chris Traynor, Kyle Hoffmann
    04. The Syndrome (feat. Carah Faye and Carston Dowdell) - Producer: Esjay Jones, Lucas D'Angelo
    05. In Time (feat. Ryan Shuck) - Producer: Lucio Rubino
    06. Just Like Heroin (feat. Chris Traynor and Jamie Muhoberac) - Producer: Chris Traynor, Esjay Jones, Lucas D'Angelo
    07. B12 (feat. Brian “Head” Welch, James "Munky" Shaffer and Brennen Brochard) - Producer: Alex Aldi
    08. Soul Song (feat. Jaime Bennington, Chris Traynor, Jean Yves D’Angelo and Heidi Gadd) - Producer: Esjay Jones, Lucas D'Angelo
    09. Morei Sky (feat. Jean Yves D’Angelo and Heidi Gadd) - Producer: Esjay Jones, Lucas D'Angelo
    10. She Shines (feat. Brian “Head” Welch and Jasen Rauch) - Producer: Esjay Jones, Lucas D'Angelo
    11. Shouting Out (feat. Laura "LP" Pergolizzi) - Producer: Cass Dillon

  22. Posted

    1 hour ago, hahninator said:

    "The remaining band members – Dowdell, Mace Beyers (bass) and Cristin Davis (guitar)"

     

    Didn't Cristin JUST come into Grey Daze only for this project? Jason Barnes was the guitarist in the band when Chester passed away, and was the one doing this remix album.

    They got Cristin as a second guitarist for the show. They were rehearsing with him before Chester passed.

  23. Posted

    Tonight, at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT, Inked Magazine will premiere “Shouting Out,” a Grey Daze roundtable album special hosted by Dave Navarro and featuring Korn’s Brian “Head” Welch, Bush's Chris Traynor and more. They discuss Chester Bennington’s musical roots and the story behind Grey Daze’s upcoming album ‘Amends,’ due June 26th.

     

    Listen to the 'Amends' album in full on Kerrang!'s Facebook this Thursday, the day before it's released. Grey Daze will be joining and giving live commentaries.

  24. Posted

    10 hours ago, lpplus said:

    Her last EP "angel with tattoo" is very good

    Yes! I loved that EP. She said she kinda wanted to get back to her roots and do something influenced by the 70s music she loved. Her best work since the Holly Brook days.

  25. Posted

    Translation of the intro:

     

    “This was LP's 3rd time at SS. In 2013, Metallica and Muse had been decided as the headlining acts (on alternate days). LP actually requested to perform in 2013, even though they'd be 'under' Metallica, rather than perform in 2014 as had been planned. This was really surprising that the band was okay with it, but that's how we ended up with a 'double headliner'. Their performance was absolutely amazing and the audience was so into it. Actually, after this performance in 2013, they never ended up returning to perform in Japan... due to the passing of Chester in 2017. So that makes this video even more special and important. A particular memory I (Sascha) have is, by 2013 Chester had gotten married. At the end the performance, there were fireworks and Chester's wife came to the side of the stage to wait for the guys. While watching the fireworks, Chester and his wife kissed. The scene was like a beautiful picture! I think the band members were completely satisfied with their performance and that they were able to create great memories for their fans in Japan.”

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