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http://lplive.net/shows/db/2008/20080629 http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/linkin-park-hit-the-studio-in-l-a-we-have-a-ton-of-material-20081107

"Studio Update #6" was in July, when they released the audio of the podcast: https://linkinpark.com/news/news/429593/studio-update-6-podcast-with-mike-and-brad August had "Studio Update #7": http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=12320 https://www.facebook.com/linkinpark/posts/10154475335951788 If you listen to the podcast, you'll hear the exact same things that were transcribed here.

https://twitter.com/heydudeimadam/status/776147440944558080 So this is an official lyric video? It's in Linkin Park's "Official Lyric Videos" playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlqZM4covn1H1joC6oUsewxv7fJygjTX7

Yes.

Really?

No. We didn't have anything to write about it. There are a lot of random instrumental demos in making of/lptv/lputv's. There's just no way to create sections for them all. We do have a list of working titles there, so it could be one of the songs in the list: http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=List_Of_Unreleased_Songs#Meteora I guess there's just no way to know.

Kind of related: Korn released their cover of "We Care A Lot" from Korn Kovers. http://www.theprp.com/2016/09/08/news/korn-cover-faith-no-asking-alexandria-cover-slipknot-new-metal-hammer-cd/

http://web.archive.org/web/20051127130824/http://www.linkinpark.com/lpc/journalview.php?id=12

The second version of the Xero tape (with the baby on the cover) have the lyrics of Reading My Eyes in the insert (only Mike's verses). Are the lyrics there in the first version (with the shopping cart on the cover) too?

http://web.archive.org/web/20091101002143/http://www.shockhound.com/features/825-dead-by-sunrise--chester-bennington-s-new-lease-on-life-linkin-park

It's in the Downloads page.

http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=12243&do=findComment&comment=264525

Wasn't that only in the demo CDs? http://lplive.net/wiki/db/lists/comparison-guide

It's an ambulance. That's what it means. What we have in the Downloads page is the original 1999 issue. If you downloaded it, the songs on the LPU version are exactly the same. The only difference is that the LPU version sounds louder. We can't post links for official material that's still available for sale in the forums, but you can buy a digital version of the LPU version in the LPU store.

"Under Attack" is a fake name. The song was always called "Crawling". The version you're talking about comes from the 9-track demo CD from February 11, 2000: http://lplive.net/downloads.php

Can you tell us more about the studio? Like its name.

http://lplive.net/shows/db/chesterbennington/20061108-2 http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/slash-chester-bennington-perry-farrell-help-honor-doors-legacy/

Yes.

Yes. Was it removed? I can't find the picture on his Instagram. These are the titles we have: All Our Days Can We Go Back Can We Go Back II/The Future Conn-District 108 El Chopo Fire Escape Hands & Knees Hands Itch Heavy Invisible - MS w Justin Parker Keep Saying I'm Sorry Locked Outside Lost My Horizon Lost My Moment Nobody Can Save Me J Green 2 Out Of Reach Rival I Can't Outrun Sleepwalking Spiderweb Spirals Staring Back Talking To Myself Till The Walls Come Down What are the ones in this picture? ??? [...]e Here [...]t Heavy Friendly Fire Invisible 1000 Goodbyes [...]play [...]t Out Of Reach

It's Coming

http://lplive.net/shows/db/2003/20030317 Faint from this show (video) was officially released in the Faint single.

I think the whole point of opening the recording process to fans through social media is not having to release a making of documentary for this album. They didn't do a making of for The Hunting Party and people never shut up about it. While I agree that this last update was kind of useless, they have already given us a lot about this album. We know their approach for creating the songs, we know who they're collaborating with, we got a few sneak peeks of elements of new songs, we even got a 360° studio tour video. For previous albums, we wouldn't know anything at all until after it was released. What I see a lot of people saying is that these are not real updates because they don't give us new music. The band has spoken many times about how playing and releasing Qwerty was a mistake because it gave the fans a wrong idea of what Minutes To Midnight would sound like and they wouldn't make that mistake again.

"Wednesday Was A Good Day" was a parody of Ice Cube's "It Was A Good Day" created by Jawbone (american technology company). It was part of their campaign for the JAMBOX Bluetooth Speaker. The concept of the video is described in their YouTube channel: Basically, Mike Shinoda watched the video and liked it but decided to add a few more elements from Ice Cube's original song to their song. The remix was uploaded to Mike's YouTube channel and posted in his blog.