lpliveusername

THIS ROUND IS OVER AND SHADOW OF THE DAY IS OUT JUST BECAUSE I SAID SO! Round 6 has ended Given Up - 3 Leave Out All The Rest - 2 Shadow Of The Day - 9 In Pieces - 4 What I've Done - 1 Robot Boy -1 Shadow of the Day has been eliminated, as well as Robot Boy again. 2. Given Up 3. Leave Out All The Rest 6. What I've Done 8. No More Sorrow 11. In Pieces 12. The Little Things Give You Away My vote goes for What I've Done. Elimination Tracker 6-1. TBD 7. Shadow of the Day 8. Bleed it Out 9. Valentine's Day 10. Hands Held High 11. In Between 12. Wake

Thanks! Updated main post.

That's really great! Thank you very much! The main post is too long and I can't add anything else to it, so I'm just gonna leave this here:

------------------------------------ http://web.archive.org/web/20021015021317/http://www.linkinpark.com/lphtml/chatlog_popup.php?id=4 ------------------------------------ http://web.archive.org/web/20020805074527/http://www.linkinpark.com/lphtml/chatlog_popup.php?id=1 ------------------------------------ http://web.archive.org/web/20020805074721/http://www.linkinpark.com/lphtml/chatlog_popup.php?id=3

There's one LPU chat (from 2009 I think) where Mike said he thinks he wrote 100% of Dedicated. That's all I could find. I guess I can find it again and add to the main post... Edit: Done.

Anybody knows what other song they wanted Owen to work on?

Started to add remixes. I would really appreciate if someone could help me find info about the Reanimation tracks.

This is actually in the "Linkin Park Discography" torrent at rutracker labeled as "International Version Bonus Track." It was added right after Living Things came out.

Shadow Of The Day

Porta - Falsa Esperanza (Leave Out All The Rest sample) Resethy - Tudo Que Restou (Remix) (A.06 sample) Resethy - Se Foi (Dedicated sample)

Ok. I'm impressed.

Shadow Of The Day

Another one?

Mike wanted to work with Björk: http://www.nyrock.com/interviews/2003/linkin_int.asp ----------------------------------- "Cry To yourself"/"State Of The Art" was supposed to be part of the soundtrack of the videogame "Greg Hastings' Tournament Paintball MAX'D": http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/sleeper-hit-of-2004-for-new-release-across-multi-platforms

http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=11168

Shadow Of The Day

Hands Held High

Serious question: What "VyRT" means?

I think this wasn't posted here yet: http://mikeshinodaclan.com/2014/08/mike-shinoda-anna-shinoda-video-interview-huff-post-live/

Here

I guess my vote goes to Hands Held High. It's really weird how much I like and dislike every song from this album at the same time...

I read somewhere the songs LPA posted were sped up a little.

http://lplive.net/shows/db/2014/20140809 I think it should be noted somewhere in the show page that this was not the album version of verse 1: http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=11133&page=6

While I agree with you, I need to post this: "A Certain Shade Of Green" is a single. They did play "Rebel Girls" during the Honda Civic Tour, which is a (great) b-side from "If Not Now, When?."

- There are some versions where you wrote "different lyrics". I think it would be nice to know what exactly is different. Example: the FIFA version of "Blackout". - "4 GT 10" (from Chali 2na's Fish Market) and "Now I See" (from the Ozzfest sample) are missing their descriptions. - In the Xero version of "Rhinestone" you wrote "no Chester". I think it would be better to write "Mark on vocals" or something like that. The current description could be misleading to new fans. - "By Myself" from the HT website IS NOT the same as the 2-track demo version. - Some quotes from Astat which has some things that (in my opinion) could be added to the list: #1 = "Super Zero" from the 9-track demo CD. It has Mike whispering "So, what do you think?" at the beginning, and during the bridge there is a drum beat going in the background. The lyrics in this one are significantly different than the other 2 versions. #2 = "By Myself" from the 2-track demo CD. This one doesn't have the whisper at the beginning or the beat in the bridge that the 9-track version has. Also, on the first words of the song, "What do I do," Mike comes in right on the beat, and during the bridge he says "I'm so afraid." #3 = "Super Xero" from the old hybridtheory.com website. This version is almost the same as the 2-track version, except Mike comes in off the beat on the first line of the song, and during the bridge he says "Always afraid" instead of "I'm so afraid." A Place for My Head: #1 = "Esaul" from the 9-track demo CD. This version has the lyrics "So I run from that to a place I can't find you at" in the first verse. #2 = "A Place for My Head (Esaul)" from the 2-track demo CD. This version has the lyrics "But an on-front attack, you could never run from that" in the first verse, different from the 9-track version. This version has the "And the second it starts" lyric at the start of the 2nd verse that the website version doesn't have. #3 = "Esaul" from the old hybridtheory.com website. This version is similar to the 2-track version, except that at the start of the second verse, there's just the guitar playing with no vocals for a second, without the "And the second it starts" lyric. #4 = "Esaul" from Frat Party. This is an easter egg on the DVD, and is a live rehearsal performance of the song sometime in 1999. The lyrics are drastically different from any of the other 3 versions. Forgotten: #1 = "Rhinestone" from the Xero demo tape. There are numerous differences between the 2 versions of Rhinestone, but the easy way to tell them apart is that this one has Mark Wakefield on vocals. #2 = "Rhinestone" from the 9-track demo CD. This one has Chester singing. Points of Authority: #1 = "Points & Authority" from the 9-track demo CD. This is the version with the "it's time to sink or swim" breakdown. #2 = "Points of Authotity" from the old hybridtheory.com website. Commonly mislabeled as "Vertical Limit," this is the version with the alternate rap lyrics: "Forfeit the game/stop the talk show" etc...this isn't really a "demo," but more or less an alternate take on the final Hybrid Theory mix (similar to Now I See and Plaster). Question 1: No. One of the guitar harmonics at the end of each verse is different, and the whole song is mixed differently, most notably on the scratching effects during the intro. The synth-y parts during the verses are also louder, and some of the echoing effects on Mike's vocals are a little different.