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The track "Drug Lab" from The Raid: Redemption soundtrack was used in an episode of Burn Notice. Sources: 1 | 2

At the end of video the song fades, so I'm guessing that's not how the song really ends. Black Rock Shooter is a 5 min song. It wouldn't make sense remixing only 1 min of it. Bass On The Bottom was one of two songs remixed by Mr. Hahn. I don't know the title of the other song he remixed.

Mike wasn't credited for Damn. See it here. The collaboration between them was announced in 2010. Reseda Beach was originally set to be released in 2008. (including a version of Damn which featured Michael Bublé and Holly Brook) http://www.miamibasshistory.com/wiki/bassi...ass/lady-tigra/

- Supercell - Black Rock Shooter (Joe Hahn Remix) You can hear 54 seconds of the song here. - Michael Bublé recorded a song with Mike Shinoda. Source - Travis Barker recorded a song with Chester Bennington. Source - Mr. Hahn remixed two tracks by Lady Tigra but only one (Bass On The Bottom) was released.

Howdy Doody was produced by Cheapshot and Vin Skully. Source Reseda Beach was executive produced by Mike Shinoda. Mike Shinoda is credited for two tracks from the Medal of Honor: Warfighter score. There's also the soundtrack of The Raid: Redemption.

Mark is credited for the song. According to a post made in the "Did You Know" Facts thread, during a LPU chat, Chester said Esaul was the first demo the band sent him. I also remember of Mike mentioning somewhere there was a Xero version of Esaul. (maybe some interview) LPU 11 booklet: "09. Esaul (A Place For My Head Demo) This was one of the first demos the band had ever written. When Chester joined the band, we finally put together enough money to do a proper recording of it (this one) in a "professional studio." These were the original lyrics and performance."

- There was a Xero version of Esaul. - Kings Of Leon song remixed by Linkin Park: http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=2239 The full version is 2:50. I think the 2:21 one is the radio edit. This video was released. I used to have it. It was made avaliable at the director's website (I found the download link but it doesn't work anymore). I don't think they should be in this list. They were released.

Since last year, you can buy a digital copy of Hybrid Theory EP at the official LPU store.

This page is missing this: The Year They Recalled Santa Claus (As Told By Kevin & Bean) CD - My December (Universal City 17.12.2000)

I want to buy The Raid: Redemption soundtrack CD, but since it's been released a long time ago, I'm not sure if they are still shipping. Could anyone tell me if I can still get the CD? Also, here's my collection: Studio Hybrid Theory Meteora Minutes To Midnight A Thousand Suns (Special Edition) Living Things Remix Reanimation Collision Course Live Live In Texas Road To Revolution: Live At Milton Keynes A Thousand Suns+ Live In Madrid EP Songs From The Underground LPUnderground Hybrid Theory EP LP Underground 2.0 LP Underground 3.0 LP Underground 4.0 LP Underground 5.0 LP Underground 7.0 MMM...COOKIES - Sweet Hamster Like Jewls From America! LP Underground 9.0: Demos (Limited Edition) LP Underground X: Demos LP Underground 11 LP Underground 12 DVD Frat Party At The Pankake Festival Live In Texas Collision Course Road To Revolution: Live At Milton Keynes A Thousand Suns (Special Edition) A Thousand Suns+ Live In Madrid Unofficial/Bootleg Live In New York 2007 Fort Minor The Rising Tied Dead By Sunrise Out Of Ashes Compilation Ozzfest 2001 -> With You Family Values Tour 2001 -> Runaway, Wonderful, One Step Closer Soundtrack Queen Of The Damned -> System Underworld: Evolution -> Morning After Transformers: The Album -> What I've Done, Second To None Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen: The Album -> New Divide Transformers: Dark Of The Moon: The Album -> Iridescent Collaboration Julien-K - Death To Analog (Limited Edition) -> Death To Analog (Mike Shinoda Remix) Santana - Guitar Heaven: The Greatest Guitar Classics Of All Time -> Riders On The Storm Styles Of Beyond - Reseda Beach -> Dumb It Down, Second To None, Hard (Remix), Hey You

Maybe "Bruiser" is an instrumental demo of some Living Things song.

People think that about Kill The Flies because it was released in the internet at the same time as Commit and Come On. Kill The Flies was actually ripped from the SDAHF tape by some Grey Daze member (Jonathan Krause if I'm not mistaken). Commit and Come On were taken from some Grey Daze rehearsal session he had recorded (there were other songs in the tape). After Kill The Flies became avaliable online, the SDAHF tape was sold on eBay. According to Jodi Wendt's biography (and more recently, the LPLive Grey Daze Encounter) Grey Daze and Waterface were the same band, and Sean Dowdell was not the only Grey Daze member to play for Waterface. They released one album in 2000 called Seven Days. Two promotional singles were released from this album: "Sincerely" and "X-Ation" (both received local radio airplay). The album also included a cover of Love Song (The Cure). It's a good album. You guys should check it out. Jodi Wendt and Dave Sardegna are now in a band called SistamattiX.

I was searching for Linkin Park's music videos when I found this file titled "Waiting For The End (Extended Version).vob". Acording to the website where I found it, its length is 04:59 and it came from a promo DVD titled "DTVideos Extended Vol.26". Does it really exist?

Other music videos directed by Mr. Hahn: Static-X - Cold Xzibit - Symphony In X-Major Story Of The Year - Anthem Of Our Dying Day

I've read in the "Did You Know?" facts that Linkin Park tried to record a song for inclusion in the Machine Shop Mixtape, which was released in 2005. Is "Divided" this song?

I don't know if any of you remember, but the brazilian website "lpinside" used to have an article about the Hybrid Theory songs, which included facts and lyrics meanings of each song. Does anybody knows where I can find it? (since the website doesn't exist anymore)

The clips are from a chinese film called "Monga". There's an instrumental version of Let Down in its soundtrack CD.

I think it would be nice to add this to the post: To promote the album, a song that was originally recorded for inclusion on We're Here With You but was later removed from the final tracklisting, "The Hunting" (mixed by Jay Baumgardner), was released for free to fans who participated in a virtual game called The Hunt. To complete the second part of The Hunt, fans are required to get "The Hunting" scrobbled by 1,000 listeners, and 10,000 scrobbles total on Last.fm, which will unlock another unreleased non-album track "Everyone Knows".