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Seems right. According to Wikipedia she is 31 now. They had just signed her when the Fort Minor songs were recorded.

Adrian Young: https://twitter.com/AdrianYoungND/status/912886570419548160

The 07:16 version is the album version and it's actually the song "Rock And Roll (Could Never Hip Hop Like This) Part 2" followed by an interlude called "Knockers" featuring Tim Meadows. The 06:22 version is just the song without the interlude. Apparently there's a shortened version (3:54) but I never found it. What's different in this 07:03 version?

https://twitter.com/steveaoki/status/912757264888426496

If anyone purchased the old version, just download the song again to receive the new one.

Grey Daze will finish the remastered version of ...No Sun Today: https://www.facebook.com/realgreydaze/photos/a.1952779324953773.1073741833.1948316602066712/2002067723358266/

Alien Ant Farm toured with Linkin Park during the Street Soldiers Tour, right before ANThology (the album with Attitude) was released. I assume this is when Chester joined them. Updated the Paris 2003 page.

Which show is this? Edit: http://www.zicline.com/showtime/linkinp2.htm http://www.zicline.com/showtime/linkinp21.htm It says Mark, Aaron and Dryden joined Linkin Park for One Step Closer.

http://www.digitaljournal.com/entertainment/music/review-alien-ant-farm-pays-homage-to-chester-bennington-at-the-paramount/article/498846 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMqoGAApQ7g

Static-X did it in case you want to check it out. It's on YouTube. Ryan Key, Machine Gun Kelly, Issues and A Day To Remember all posted something. Would be nice to see them with the band again. Machine Gun Kelly was already a support act on this tour anyway, so I guess he will be there. Snoop Dogg was supposed to open the Hollywood Bowl show, so it would be cool to see him there too even if he wasn't close to the band. Austin Carlile can barely walk, I doubt he would perform. All the other names you mentioned are great choices though. I think other good choices would be Jimmy Gnecco (of whom Chester was a huge fan and who sang at Chester's funeral), Rene Mata, Jon Green, Stephen Carpenter and Chino Moreno of Deftones, Wes Geer of Hed PE / Korn (who performed One More Light with Ryan Shuck), Alec Puro of Deadsy, Grey Daze (or at least Sean Dowdell), P.O.D., Incubus, and Hoobastank.

Video here: https://www.facebook.com/DeadBySunrise/videos/10155973701839349/ They played One More Light.

He's been managing big bands since he left Xero. Seems to be doing pretty well. I don't think he would be interested in becoming part of a band again, especially because (according to Chester) he had a really bad stage fright.

Another source: 01. Morning After 02. The Down Syndrome 03. Let Down

According to the booklet, he didn't, but Mike said Jon Green related really well with Chester. Maybe they wrote that with him in mind like Talking To Myself and Breaking The Habit.

Chester was in an episode of the reality series Shahs Of Sunset that aired yesterday: http://variety.com/2017/music/news/shahs-of-sunset-linkin-park-chester-bennington-asa-soltan-1202553820/

Not sure if this was ever discussed, but if you check the LPU 6.0 liner notes you'll see Reading My Eyes credits both Chester Bennington (Chesterchaz) and Mark Wakefield (Moper Music) but Phoenix (Pancakey Cakes) is missing. The only other song I've seen this happen is Runaway because they used elements of Stick N Move (a song written by Mark and Mike) and it was written while Phoenix was away with The Snax. After playing Reading My Eyes in 2006, Mike Shinoda said they hadn't played the song in almost 8 years. That's 1998, right? My question is: is it possible that Reading My Eyes was re-recorded by Hybrid Theory at some point? I think this would explain why Chester is credited but Phoenix isn't, since they both perform in the live version. Also note that the lyrics are slightly different from the Xero tape version. Maybe they recorded the song with Chester but didn't play it live before 2006?

Esaul was written with Mark Wakefield, he is credited for A Place For My Head on Hybrid Theory. "One of the first demos the band had ever written" probably means it was written around the time of the Xero tape. Chester said the song was in the audition tape the band sent him. Mike always said And One was the first song written with Chester before playing it live. Edit: here is Mike saying A Place For My Head was started in 1996.

Non-Album & Compilation Tracks: This Machine (Team Dark's Theme) - Triple Threat: Sonic Heroes Vocal Trax Waking Up - Lost And Found: Shadow The Hedgehog Vocal Trax Superdiscount (Jagz Kooner Version) - Casa Del Tigor Sessions downloadable bonus track Crash (Grey Saints vs. Julien-K) - Single Alternative Versions: Kick The Bass (Xtended Version) - Metropolis ReBirth 2.0 Dreamland (Radio Edit) - Dreamland The Hunting (Jay Baumgardner Mix) - The Hunt downloadable track Cruel Daze Of Summer (Radio Edit) - Cruel Daze Of Summer Cruel Daze Of Summer (Chris Zane Alternative Mix) - Cruel Daze Of Summer Cruel Daze Of Summer (Video Edit) - Cruel Daze Of Summer Remixes: Futura (Xtended Dub Mix) - Circuit Freq Records - Xtras V.1 Kick The Bass (La Dolce Vita Remix) - Circuit Freq Records - Xtras V.1 Dreamland (Dave The Hustler - In Hustlers Dream Remix) - Dreamland Flashback (iPunk Remix) - Casa Del Tigor Sessions downloadable bonus track Palm Springs Reset (Battle Tapes Remix) - Matt's Chance (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Mannequin Eyes (The New Division Remix) - Mannequin Eyes *The Matt's Chance soundtrack was entirely created by Julien-K, so I'm not sure if you want the Palm Springs Reset remix in this list since it's already in a Julien-K album. I didn't include anything from the remixes EPs. Remixes for other artists: Mindless Self Indulgence - What Do They Know? (Mindless Self Indulgence Vs. Julien-K & Chester Bennington) - Another Mindless Rip Off Motor - Flashback (Julien-K - Acid Test Remix) - Unhuman The Cure - Sleep When I'm Dead (Remix 4 By Gerard Way (MCR) And Julien K) - Hypnagogic States Mumiy Troll - Hey Tovarish! (Remix By Julien-K) - Hey Tovarish! Remixes *Ryan also recorded vocals for the Mindless Self Indulgence remix. Unreleased remixes with only clips available: Avenged Sevenfold - Strength Of The World (Julien-K Remix) Dirty Heads - Neighborhood (Julien-K Remix) JK DJs: Junkie XL - Cities In Dust (JK DJS Edit) Songs featuring vocals by Ryan Shuck: Decode Radio - Control - The Death Rattle Circuit Freq - Clap Track - Tweak & Repeat / Clap Track (Split EP) Vandal - Fail With Grace - Tonight We Riot They did some work on Mumiy Troll's Malibu Alibi. Utekay (Flow Away) was co-produced and mixed by Julien-K, Swimming with Sharks was co-produced by Amir Derakh and Anthony Valcic, Speed features guitars by Amir Derakh, and Golden Heart features bass and beats by Anthony 'Fu' Valcic. Systeme De Sexe from this show was sent to street team members. Not sure if you want to include that or not, but you can download it here. There's also a preview of their canceled live album with clips of We're Here With You, Surrounded By Cowards, Fail With Grace, Palm Springs Reset and Nights Of Future Past.

https://twitter.com/steveaoki/status/906005909242916864

Dry Cell had two vocalists. Judd (who was the original lead singer before Jeff Blue brought Jeff Gutt in) did the more aggressive vocals/screams. Jeff can't scream live. Here's what a Band With No Name (a band for which Jeff was the sole singer) song with screams sounds like live: Even when Punch (Jeff's band that played cover songs only) covered Bleed It Out he wasn't the one screaming, it was Gary:

This show:

Never said it wasn't. Fixed.

There's a new show here: http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=12873

Update by Sean Dowdell: it will be streamed live on the @GreyDaze FB page!