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Nice, very original, as opposed to the ultra generic Nicky Romero remix.

Nice, but it could be a teaser for that they will release a track on rapology 12, or he just wanted to spread the names (kinda like a commercial). How did we discover the latest Xero tracks were on rapology CDs? and how do we know there's no Xero tracks on other rapology CDs?

Freakin Hype!!! Hope the show will be streamed or at least recorded.

It looks like it says "Featuring Classic Drops", "Featuring" is the word I'm least concerned about

Don't forget how rare stuff already has been found, like all the Grey Daze demos and shows LESTAT has found, stuff I would never imagine could even be found. So heads up, the chances of finding demos from a magazine from 20 years ago, should be higher than finding demos and shows from 25 years ago of a band from Arizona, that has broken up 20 years ago.

It was very similar before the release of THP, almost the same talk at every interview. I assume it was also the case before the release of other albums.

Maybe they will play the full album, since that's on the realease day, would be nice. When I think about it, that's sick how much of the album they've already performed (4 songs) without even starting a tour, that's more than than they've performed of THP before its release, despite being on tour.

The song is so uplifting, that it helps players jump to the basket.

He already has a Soundcloud account https://soundcloud.com/mike-shinoda

They usually know little about themselves and their work, in terms of length, date and some basic facts.

In my opinion the song isn't bad, but my least favourite from OML. First off, Mike seems to be trying to rap like somebody else, this doesn't seem to be like a way to rap Mike came up with. I like the first part of the chorus, but when "Good Goodbye, ooh Oooh" kicks in (almost like "Baby, baby ooh"), it's becoming generic and lame, especially considering the fact that songs for the album were written chord progression and vocals first. There's also a strange thing occuring, when Stormzy is apparently done with his verse, and then when Chester sings "So say goodbye and hit the roads", Stormzy gives off a sound between "goodbye" and "and", at around 2:56.

Chester collaborating with LOG, that's freaking exciting! Wonder if he will do clean or scream vocals. or both.

Well, most of the remixes made for OML songs yet, are rock/metal remixes, I think there might be almost equally as many rock/metal remixes of Heavy as any remixes of BID, so an album of only heavy Heavy remixes could be done.

Now get Geki back, and let it be the only place he can post on LPL, I meant JBL.

Bleed It Out live cover by Jeff Gutt (the guy from Dry Cell) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JEvT4PKyTY Crawling studio cover by Jon Howard (the guy from Threat Signal) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFzdvrog3Tg

Here are some videos from the event I found https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3COLjr09Ic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5DakUJtUvk They were interviewed by a youtuber called boyinaband, I'm surprised he knew "Dedicated".

Thanks guys. Poor Austin, at least he's able to sing, I hope he accomplishes similar success to OM&M on his new path.

Nice to know my favourite song from Restoring Force, was worked on by Mike. Pretty strange Austin left OM&M, considering the fact that they made an album not so long ago. Does anybody know the reason why he left?

I have a hypothesis about this: What's happening until the second verse is that what is being broadcasted as audio is a pre recorded instrumental and vocals that are actually being performed. Then after the first chorus is done in the pre recorded instrumental, the real instruments get broadcasted, and you can hear the play the last prtion of the chorus.. You can tell the mix of the instrumental gets different, and that everything gets synced right when Chester sings "ground". Who is Jeremy? Why wasn't Brad at the show?

I think that was a pretty nice song, pretty alternative rock/nu metal.The drumming could be done by any drummer IMO, it's just typical nu metal drumming, nothing that indicates that it's Rob.

Awesome, I recommend to read the interview, it really shows how amazing of a person Chester is, Rory seems to be nice too.

How much does "clearing a sample" cost? Would LP or Warner have to pay this if Pictureboard would about to be realeased?

There's one thing I don't understand when ti comes to a label not allowing to release some demos. I've heard that many LP demos aren't released on LPU because of Warner doesn't allow them to, my questions are why would they not allow to do that? and are there any benefits for the label to do so?

So when was his last mixing with LP, was it at that Mercedes show in China, with only Chester and Joe?

Is Pooch also responsible for studio performances? If he is did he mix LP at that FB studio performance?