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Berlin had problems with Guilty All The Same. I bet that's why it wasn't released. If you check his older posts, there's nothing about the Berlin show.

I remember The Instrumental used to be called Never Lies, but was it different from the final album version?

At 9:19 he was asked about Linkin Park: It's interesting to note that Mace Beyers from Grey Daze and Jay Kereny from Lemon Krayola said they auditioned for Linkin Park. Source.

Back in 2005, Mike Shinoda produced a track for Lupe Fiasco's debut studio album, Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor, which came out on September 19, 2006. A music video for the track was created by Impakt Studio, the same studio responsible for the videos of other Lupe Fiasco's songs like "Failure", "Kick, Push", and "The Emperor's Soundtrack". The video remained unreleased until October 31, 2014, when the director, Christopher Adams, uploaded the song to YouTube. This seems to have passed unnoticed among Linkin Park fans. Watch it below: Here's the director's statement about the video: Back in 2006 Impakt studio was tasked with producing several projects for 1st & 15th artist Lupe Fiasco which included music videos for Kick Push, He say She say, Emperors Soundtrack, as well as support for album cover shoots, EPK’s and commercials. It was a great relationship for us. 1st & 15th C.E.O. Chilly really gave us total creative control over the projects and Lupe really liked what we were doing. I remember Lupe looking around our studio office and seeing anime dvd’s, action figures, skateboards, posters of Che Guevara and smiling saying “I know i’m in the right place”. So we did Kick Push and I remember Lupe was at the Grammy’s while we were finishing it up and we sent him a private link to a snippet of the video hosted on our server. When all of a sudden our phone started blowing up it was Atlantic records, the snippet had leaked on the internet. A hacker who was a Lupe fan got into our server and posted the snippet online and also locked us out of our server! It was chaos we had to call the host company to shut down our site! Soon after, Kick Push was released. It was doing very well so Lupe put a poll on his myspace page, which at the time he would personally manage and respond to his fans to the tune of about 2 hours a day, the poll was for the fans to decide what video he would do next and overwhelmingly it was for the song American Terrorist, a volatile song to say the least but one of my favorites. So we came up with a Crazy Idea for the video which im not going to tell because id like to use the concept one day, and sent it to Atlantic records…they were not happy with it. It was an idea that would definitely be controversial and Lupe loved it. They said they would think about it and suggested we do a video for “The Instrumental” instead which I think they thought was a “safe” song. Boy were they wrong. There was a lot going on in the world and “The Instrumental” was a perfect soundtrack for what was going on. There was the Abu ghraib scandal, Saddam Hussein was convicted of crimes against humanity, then President Bush signs a law renewing the Patriot Act, including a signing statement stating that he does not consider himself bound by its requirement to tell Congress how the law is being used, the fiasco of Hurricane Katrina relief efforts, Google bought Youtube to name a few. So we decided to make “The Instrumental” a visual nightmare of the media’s ever growing grasp over its consumers, a message that I feel Atlantic wasn’t ready for. So the video was shelved never to see light of day. Until today. footnote the final video was going to end with a shot of some kids opening Christmas presents and one of the presents is the glowing cube seen in the video. That part was never filmed. Source: Fake Shore Drive

That's from The Raid.

What were the demos used in Loop Jam 1 and 2 from Stagelight? For Loop Jam 1, I know they used: - Compton - West - Clock

That's another demo on Stagelight. "Grudge".

Added Grudgematch. Already there.

http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=11783&page=2&do=findComment&comment=253472

http://www.sixxsense.com/media/podcast-interviews-SIXX_interviews/video-stone-temple-pilots-on-sixx-26728749/

http://www.955klos.com/2016/02/08/robert-and-dean-deleo-in-studio-with-bob-coburn/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0x6rVsQveLk

Backyard Bangers, the duo who remixed Rnw@y on Reanimation, is composed of Josh Kouzomis (Troublemaker) and Eric Moss (E.Moss). Besides working on this track, Troublemaker also worked on a remix of Lady Tigra's Bass On The Bottom with Joe Hahn, a remix of The Catalyst (the "King Fantastic remix" on the The Catalyst iTunes EP), and a remix of Roads Untraveled (the "Rad Omen remix" on Recharged). ------------------------------------ In September 2012, Mike asked on Twitter for good fan made remixes of Living Things songs. One of the remixes submitted to him was the Hann With Gun remix of Burn It Down, which was included in the Burn It Down Remixes promo CD. ------------------------------------ Linkin Park obtained all the rights to the LPAssociation remix album Viscera and released it to LP Underground members for free download to celebrate the anniversary of The Hunting Party. The LPU version was slightly edited. ------------------------------------ Mark Wakefield, the band's first vocalist, created the cover art of System Of A Down's second album, Toxicity. ------------------------------------ In a 2005 interview with YRB, Mike Shinoda revealed he had plans to do a song with Sting. It's unknown if the collaboration did happen.

Backyard Bangers, King Fantastic and Rad Omen are all projects by Troublemaker. "Roads Untraveled (Rad Omen Remix feat. Bun B)" was remixed by him. "The Catalyst (King Fantastic Remix)" was also remixed by him and the additional vocals were done by Killer Reese One. Edit: Double Dust, who remixed Burn It Down, is a duo composed of Johsian Vazquez and Johvan Vazquez. Darker Than Blood (with Steve Aoki) is missing from the list. Official remixes by Bassjackers (Marlon Flohr and Ralph Van Hilst), Panic City, Dirty Audio and Josh Macias were released. There's also that random Burn It Down remix by Charly Beck and Martin Von Auen.

https://stp.indabamusic.com/stp

http://lplive.net/shows/db/julienk0607/20060701 http://rateyourmusic.com/list/Trentskers/bands_ive_seen_live/ In the same link there's a Styles Of Beyond show missing from Mike's page:

"Get A Dog" by Aesop Rock & Homeboy Sandman samples "One Step Closer".

What do we know about this? http://www.lpassociation.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21361

Gabriela Velichkova, a Southampton Solent University student, just posted this on Twitter: "Just met Jon Green! Working on new stuff with @linkinpark at the moment. Can't wait to hear the final project! ^_^" Jon Green is the singer of the English band The Bonfires, who were at the Larrabee Studios in November, along with Linkin Park. Source

Updated.

http://lplive.net/shows/db/2001/20010602

Elizabeth Fraser of Cocteau Twins was asked to record with Linkin Park: http://www.theguardian.com/music/2009/nov/26/cocteau-twins-elizabeth-fraser-interview

Is "Plaster" from the 6-track demo exactly the same as the version in the "Studio Finals" CD? What about "Now I See" from the Ozzfest sampler vs. the one from the "Studio Finals" CD?

http://lplive.net/shows/db/2003/20030810 From the LPU 2.0 Newsletter: http://lplive.net/shows/db/2000andearlier/20001128 This was a free show: http://lin-park.ru/7-much-music-transcript-english-version.html