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lolThanks. Added. I just realized "Kingdom" was under "Unknown Year" and "A Thousand Suns" at the same time. lol Edit: Does anyone know from which sessions "Milk / Buttermilk" is? I find it weird that we have 2 titles for it, yet it's under "Unknown Year".

Done. I remember the band had 2 demos for the Transformers 2 track. Megatron became New Divide. What was the other?

Mike said there were "like four demos". You can say "this doesn't mean anything, he just didn't remember the exact number" but Brad also said there was a demo with Chester vocals, and you are right about that demo, it was short and had very little to it.http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=10406

"No Roads Left But One" was already there.I'm not gonna add "Fire In The City" to Given Up because the band said it was a different song. Just like Blue vs. Crawling. I didn't add "Stick And Move" to Runaway because we never got a "real demo" of Runaway named Stick And Move. What we have on LPU 9.0 is just the portion of the original song that they used on Runaway. Should I add "reworked into Soundtrack" to So Far Away?

ATS+ was actually released in other places. I don't know about USA, but it was released in my country.LT+ wasn't though. I haven't bought it because buying stuff from Europe is too fucking expensive. Specially from Amazon. I will wait until we know the content of this DVD to see if it's really worth the price.

Linkin Park is mainstream. Of course there will be mainstream music fans in here.

http://lplive.net/setlistssongs/dbsofficia...eleasedlive.php If I remember right, the live version of Let Down is exclusive to the digital single and was only released in some countries (France is the only one I remember right now).

It's possible, but, as you said somewhere, we know the band records everything they do. So there's also the possibility of the band having a version with Mark on vocals.Since we have no confirmation from anyone from the band that there is a studio version by Xero, I'd say delete it. We will never hear it anyway. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Rock_Shooter#Anime

There is a version with Chester. I think you can add where we heard clips of these tracks.The COG remix was from some LPTV episode, Rhinestone was from The Crow: Stairway to Heaven and the BRS remix is from the Black Rock Shooter blu-ray.

If it were the Part 2 of the EP version the band would have labeled it "High Voltage Part 2" or something like that.I also don't think of it as a remix because it was never referred to as being a remix. It isn't labeled as "High Voltage (Remix)" anywhere. Plus they remixed the 2000 version for Reanimation. Also "And One" and "Part Of Me" were included on Songs From The Underground and weren't labeled as "demo".

Cover And Duck (from We Major) - 4:54Cover And Duck (from The Catalog) - 4:33

Is there any official release where the final version of High Voltage is listed as "High Voltage (2000 Reprise)"?

I think Korn and Limp Bizkit are the only bands who ever said "we are a nu-metal band." All the other bands are like "we don't belong to any genre, we're just doing whatever the fuck we want."

http://www.sendspace.com/file/xpsz2m

It's not that rare. I can name some bands who had guests on interludes: Bullet For My Valentine, Limp Bizkit, Goldfinger, Charlie Brown Jr., The Roots, ... A Thousand Suns had only 9 songs. The other tracks were all intro/interludes.And you can make an instrumental track without any electronic elements. Edit: Maybe that's the reason why they split "Final Masquerade" into 2 tracks?So they would be able to play the song without Tom Morello.

I think this should be added: http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=9874

Into the sky!

Actually the HT RSD vinyl is black.

You're actually the only one who is still making a big deal out of it. Why are you even talking about nu-metal when I haven't seen anyone (but you) bringing it up in more than a year? I'm not trying to defend nu-metal but I agree with TheDamian58C. Just because a genre is no longer mainstream, doesn't mean people don't play it anymore. I don't care if there are festivals and radio stations dedicated to these "out of style" genres. They are out there and this is a fact. Also, you can see on almost every thread in the forums people saying they don't want Linkin Park to do another Hybrid Theory. Like Qwerty18 said, if you take what the majority of the music fans say as an absolute truth, then Linkin Park is nothing but a crappy pop band. Even when Hybrid Theory had just came out and nu-metal was still popular, a lot of people were already saying this. I know I also call Linkin Park a pop band but it's not like I hate all pop music. I love Seo Taiji and Michael Jackson for instance. I really don't care if the next album is going to be nu-metal, heavy metal, punk rock, jazz, blues, bossa nova, polka or whatever, as long as it is good. And by "good" I mean something I will like listening to.

http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?showtopi...mp;#entry179373

I can't list things we don't know the name. lol Is it really "Fuse"? (I haven't watched the video)

http://lplive.net/shows/20110204.php

"Not Alone", "Resurrection", and "Blackbirds" were released in 2010.

Just found this: Linkin Park Castle of Glass Music Video - Making Of feat. Digital Domain Also, Ghost Town Media's Vimeo channel has a lot of similar videos from "Iridescent", "Waiting For The End", "Burning In The Skies" and "The Catalyst": http://vimeo.com/channels/gtmvfx/videos/