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Chester got the call from Jeff Blue offering him the audition with Xero on his 23rd birthday, which was in 1999. The dates on the LPU11 demos are probably wrong, unless they were recorded prior to Chester joining the band and he just added his vocals to them later on.

It could also be because... A. They burned all their bridges within the music industry because of their unreliability (see: The Unquestionable Truth Part 2, DJ Lethal's solo album, etc.), bad attitude, and even worse business practices, or... B. They're broke because nobody gives a crap about Limp Bizkit anymore, thanks to years of sub-par musical output, a long hiatus that involved Fred Durst becoming a borderline hermit, and Wes Borland leaving and returning to the band on a seemingly annual basis.

If Lethal had actually released his solo album at some point within the last 10 years (it's been "coming soon" for that long, after all), his argument might hold some water. Until that happens, I'm gonna go ahead and assume that he's just making up excuses for his own laziness/incompetence/failure to live up to expectations for whatever reason. A label shooting down one song isn't going to cause an entire album to get canned (We Made It got cut from Busta Rhymes' album due to label issues, but the album still came out).

It's exactly the same remix. It's pretty obvious that whoever uploaded it on Youtube just cut the intro off for whatever reason, they did a really crappy job of it. Also, this came out way more than "a few months ago," try nearly a year: http://www.somekindofawesome.com/journal/2...usy-commit.html

Nice! Noteworthy that it's a "Renholder" remix - Renholder is the remixing handle of Danny Lohner, known for his work with Nine Inch Nails. Also interesting that Justin Lassen is appearing on this soundtrack. He actually did a couple really good LP fan remixes a number of years ago - cool to see the two of them on the same film soundtrack all these years later!

LP doing a one-off song on their own for something like this wouldn't have a big impact. The whole reason they did stuff like Not Alone and Issho Ni was because they had a bunch of other artists pooling material together for Download to Donate. Unless they can drum up a bunch of support for Power the World from other bands, there probably isn't going to be a big enough audience for something like this to work the way it should. The next new Linkin Park music we're going to hear will most likely be the first single from the next album.

This pleases me. OOA was a very solid album overall, and I was hoping that Chester wasn't just being optimistic in saying "DBS won't just be a one-time thing." I'm open to the idea of it sounding a lot different, but I definitely don't want it to sound like Julien-K with Chester singing, as someone else suggested. If it's going to sound like Julien-K, it should be on a Julien-K album. Have Chester do a guest appearance on some future Julien-K material if necessary, but don't make DBS sound like the same band. And I think I've said this numerous times before, but if DBS needs a new bass player, I'm available.

Because a third party like the Rock Am Ring promoters totally have control over when Linkin Park releases an album. Not like the band, producer, record label, etc. have any input on that or anything...

Yup. The 9-track demo versions of Carousel and Part of Me would have been the "final" versions, I'd imagine the "final" version of And One would have been similar to the live version they played in 2000-2001, although a studio version of that likely doesn't exist, since they just reused the HTEP version on the demo CD. It's kind of hard to say what tracks are and aren't HT b-sides, as we don't know which of LP's early demos were in consideration for release on HT. It's pretty safe to assume that all of the HTEP songs (minus Technique) were in the running, but the only "true" HT b-side (as in a track that was recorded during the final sessions for the album) we have to this day is still the re-recorded version of High Voltage.

...How the hell does Blue have more votes than Soundtrack?

Sorry for the double post, but found a new one: The vocal sample from the beginning of Joe's DJ solo on the Projekt Revolution 2002 tour ("We don't wanna be left behind/all we want to do is just blow your mind") comes from the song "Back Up Off Me!" by Dr. Dre and Ed Lover (feat. T-Money) - (at the 2:24 mark)

Great idea, except the cost of multitracks would likely be way above and beyond what you're suggesting. I wouldn't be surprised at all if you'd have to pay well over $150 just to buy the multitracks to one song. Considering the cost of professionally mastering a recording is usually in the neighborhood of $500 per song...yeah.

You know what? Consider yourself lucky that I'm not staff here anymore. I swear to fucking God, there should be an auto-ban rule for bitching about shit like this. Fuck off.

No. For starters, Grecian is in 6/8 time, ASP is in 4/4.

It really is a great idea, and with the band (particularly Mike) being so supportive of the idea of fan remixes, I can see this type of thing being something they'd support. Nine Inch Nails has an entire website dedicated to providing multitracks and sharing remixes that are subsequently made using them, I think LP would be a prime candidate for a similar concept (whether as part of the LPU or otherwise). Sadly, I doubt it will happen as long as they're signed to Warner, but maybe at some point down the road they'll be a "free agent" band like NIN/Radiohead/Metallica and essentially be able to do whatever they want.

Sad to hear that Elias is going to be out of the picture for quite a while (if not permanently), as he's an incredibly talented drummer/musician in geneal, but it's refreshing to see a band putting a situation like this in such a positive light. The Julien-K guys really seem to have their heads in the right place.

http://lplive.net/shows/20010107.php

"Halo" was recorded over 2 years before that soundtrack came out...

I got your message about that the other day, still trying to find the list. I'll post it when I do. *Edit* Found it. Updated it a little bit too, to reflect some stuff that's surfaced recently. This is by no means an all-inclusive list of every MTM seed, but it's all the seeds I'm aware of that were either mentioned in interviews, seen on computer screens on LPTV/Making of MTM, or released at some point. Arpeggio Intro Arpeggio Idea Brad Idea Brad Interlude Armada WAKE Album Intro Idea *Early version of Wake* Japan *Working title for Acoss the Line* Grecian Fire in the City *Parts of this song were reworked into 21 Stitches/Given Up* Amnesick Bunker Chunky Munky Clever Name Electric Uvula Resident Turdface Hemophiliac Guitarz Episodes Howitzer Metal Detector Midnight M Permanent Get What I Deserve Unfair, Unjust, Unmerciful The Vanishing The New Song Stump Thump Thump Thump The Date Stun Sterile Poon Yo (Unsolved Mysteries) *Clip released as "Brad's Yo" ringtone on Monster Energy website, full song released as "Yo" on LPU 11* BFDFTFG Warhol The Wrath State of Emergency Sansei Nashville Clarity Charade Candy (Short) Canaries Song A Song B Song C (You Don't Know) Song D Song E (Jar Jar Binks) Song F Song G Song H Song I Song J Song K Song L Song M Song N Song O Song P Song Q *Working title for Hands Held High* Song R Song S Song T Song U Song V Song W Song X Song Y Song Z Fear *Working title for Leave Out All the Rest* Drum Song *Working title for The Little Things Give You Away* 21 Stitches *Working title for Given Up* Accident *Working title for Bleed it Out* Shadow of the Day Bang Three *Working title for What I've Done* EBow Idea *Working title for No More Sorrow* Pictures *Working title for In Pieces* Patients *Working title for No Roads Left* QWERTY Announcement Service Public Pale When My Time Comes *Alternate title for Leave Out All the Rest* No Roads Left But One *Alternate title for No Roads Left*

Yeah, Church was arrested at some point earlier in the year. For what, I'm really not sure, but he was/possibly still is in jail.

"Now I See" is also identical to the version of With You on the unmastered copy of Hybrid Theory, minus the song title.

Deano ALWAYS posts fake shit like this whenever there's a new LP-related release. Hey, look at me, I can rename a bunch of mp3 files on my computer with known MTM seed titles and take a screencap of it too! I stopped talking to the guy years ago for a reason. Ignore him.

For the most part. There is one note in the guitar harmonics in the verses that was changed too.

http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?s=&s...st&p=153232 The really amateur-sounding programmed drums are what give it away, really.

Nope, that's definitely fan-made.