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Haha what? What does A7X have to do with this?

Could somebody PM me the album please? It's seriously just not working for me.

Download doesn't work for me....

I've never even seen this before. Apparently there's a video for each Reanimation song, right?

The runner up of last season's American Idol.

Ahahaha. Nice find.

They'll stop playing One Step Closer when they play No Roads Left live. For the upcoming tour, if they actually add any Hybrid Theory songs for the tenth anniversary, it would most definitely be Papercut. If we're lucky, Place For My Head. And I mean LUCKY. For songs that they'll drop.....I see From The Inside getting erased. It's my favorite song by them and I know Chester said it's one of his favorites to perform....but it wasn't a big single here in the US and it doesn't seem to get a huge reaction from the crowd like other songs. I hope they keep it though. No More Sorrow is a maybe. It wasn't a single, but I think it's one of their best live songs and it's a fan favorite from Minutes To Midnight so....who knows. I can see Leave Out All The Rest getting dropped. It's just a kinda meh song in my opinion....not really anyone's favorite as far as I know. And it doesn't get too much of a reaction live, either. I'm pretty sure they were keeping it in the setlists in an attempt to promote it since it was a single... Somewhere I Belong or Lying From You will probably go. One or the other. Guess it just depends on what the band decides. Lying From You is more of a "get up and have fun" song, but I think Somewhere I Belong is more well known, and the band likes the song a lot. I don't see Shadow of the Day leaving, even if a ton of fans would like to see it scrapped. Trust me when I say this, this song is POPULAR. A whole bunch of people know the song, even if they're not LP, or even rock, fans. Points of Authority better not get dropped. That's my favorite live song they do. I also hope they don't get rid of New Divide. I can see it happening, since it was just for the movie, but I mean, this song has skyrocketed to popularity everywhere. Again, everybody knows it, either from the radio or seeing Transformers. And the crowd loses their minds when they play it.

Linkin Park are always No.1 so I'm forced … not forced, I am at the whim of whatever Linkin Park are doing at the time. Hope he didn't mean that in the way that it sounds....

I got the MTM CD/DVD combo thingy at FYE....came inside a cool ass book with the artwork and stories about how the songs were made. The DVD is probably around an hour, maybe less, and it's basically the making of the CD and downtime in the studio. You can also listen to every song on the DVD, and there's the What I've Done music video and the making of that.

Wish I had an iPhone....oh well. Excited about the new song, whatever it may be.

Faith in humanity: Completely lost, and then, restored.

Cause that's what most songs from rock bands are about. It's just how it is. I guess.

Somewhere I Belong and Numb. Weird, right? I love them to death, like every other LP song, but they're just the least enjoyable for me. Not sure what it is about them. And the In The End remix on Reanimation....can't get into it at all.

I like Macao's the best....mainly because the intro that Mike lays on that thing is fucking eerily awesome. It's like a slow, haunting build up. And the crowd fucking explodes when the song starts. That's just an amazing show overall to me...the crowd rocks.

With how much Chester actually contributes to the band, I think it's probably more than some people think. I mean, he definitely had to have been the writer, or at least have written the lyrics, of Valentine's Day and In Pieces. And I think on the MTM DVD there's a clip of him with a rough draft of Leave Out All the Rest. And we've seen him with an acoustic guitar quite a few times. Regardless, with the issue of DBS holding up LP, who really knows besides LP themselves? I'd like to take Ryan's word. Couldn't they just update Chester while he's touring with info on how a song is coming together or rough drafts of lyrics? Couldn't Chester simply record himself singing and send that over to the band? It could just be like him sending over a video or sound recording from his phone to them, and just see what they think. He could be sending over his own ideas. Either way, I don't think there's any real way of telling. I do think Chester should be completely focused on LP right now, but he wanted to do his own thing that he's been planning for what, 5 years? Morning After was written in like, 2001 or probably even earlier. The timing is very off, but maybe this truly was the only time he would be able to get the project off the ground. One thing I really don't like though is how DBS has truly become a full-fledged band instead of just a side-project like it was originally intended to be. If the promotion stays as it is, then I don't see much of a future for DBS outside of the LP/JK community.

MESSAGE FROM THE SULLIVAN FAMILY We would like to thank all of Jimmy’s fans for the heartfelt comments that have been posted – it is comforting to know that his genius and antics were appreciated and that he was loved so much. Our hearts are broken – he was much too young to fall. February 9, 1981 – December 28, 2009 Óg agus saor go deo (forever young and free) Barbara & Joe, Kelly & Katie & the extended Sullivan family

I saw them early this year, really grateful that I did now. A7X is one of my favorite bands, and The Rev was just simply an amazing musician all around. I'm not sure what the band will do without him.

edit by Wilderness - I know this is not Linkin Park news, but for me this is newsworthy. Avenged Sevenfold are a big band to me, and The Rev was such an amazing musician and was responsible for some of the greatest tracks they ever put out. You will be missed Jimmy... I am glad I got to see you when I did. RIP. The drummer of Avenged Sevenfold has passed away at the age of 28.....terrible news indeed. HUNTINGTON BEACH James Owen Sullivan, a drummer and backup vocalist for the Southern California band Avenged Sevenfold, was found dead at his home on Monday, authorities have confirmed. Sullivan, who went by the stage name The Rev, appears to have died of natural causes, Huntington Beach police Lt. John Domingo said. Police were notified by firefighters who had responded to Sullivan's home about 1 p.m. Sullivan was 28. The Orange County Coroner's Office is investigating the death. Avenged Sevenfold formed in Huntington Beach in 1999. Sullivan was a member from the beginning. Since then, the five-man group has put out four albums and won Best New Artist at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2006. The group's self-titled fourth album hit No. 4 on the Billboard 200 chart in 2007. According to a message posted by Zacky Vengeance on the band's MySpace page, the group was hard a work on a fifth album. By Monday evening, whispers about Sullivan's death had spread to the band's fan sites on the Internet, which quickly filled with messages of condolence. http://www.ocregister.com/news/sullivan-22...ch-drummer.html http://blogs.laweekly.com/westcoastsound/n...d-drummer-dead/

Very nice interview, pretty interesting. Excited for this apparent exclusive as well.

The CD has been in Hot Topic every time I'm in there......but I haven't seen it in an FYE and I haven't heard them on the radio AND I've never seen one of their music videos on TV.

I have every show from 2007 to 2009 besides a few summer 09 shows. But the only ones I actually have on my iTunes are: Montreal 08 MSG Auburn 07 Mansfield 07 Denver 07 San Francisco 07 Charlotte 07 Charlotte 08 East Troy 08 Hannover 08 Paris 08 Gräfenhainichen 09 Stuttgart 09 Chiba City 09 Macao 09 My favorites: Both Charlotte shows for obvious reasons, me being there. Auburn 07, Montreal 08, and Macao 09 are my favorites to listen to. Highlights: Bleed It Out from Auburn 07 and East Troy 08 (Sick Rob solo and Sweet Child 'O Mine) New Divide from Macao 09 (Awesome eerie piano intro from Mike) Points of Authority from Macao 09 (Dedicated!), Stuttgart 09 (High Voltage / Bloc Party and Reading My Eyes), Montreal 08 (Crowd is loud as hell, not just on here but the entire show, also I think it was the first time Mike rapped There They Go over the outro) Numb/Encore + Jigga What/Faint from MSG Shadow of the Day from Mansfield 07 (Different guitar solo) Faint from Denver 007 I think Auburn, Montreal, and Macao stand out to me because the crowds on those are AMAZING.

FINALLY understand all this now. Wow. This is a really big mess. And I understand why everyone isn't allowed to talk about it.

A-Six - Love this track. Definitely prefer this complete version, even though the awesome scratches are missing. Gets pretty repetitive but that's alright. Solid track. Faint - Awesome. Love the different lyrics for Mike's verses. Missing Chester, besides the ending,but I mean it's a demo, right? Guitar is crazy on this. Sad - Too short, but neat little track. Very unique. Fear - Always love getting the opportunity to hear Mike sing. I honestly would've preferred if he sang this track. I do think the version on MTM is definitely better though. Adding rapping would've been really cool, it's kind of funny to listen to on this track. Figure.09 -Damn I love this. Missing Mike's verses, but that's okay. This is a pretty heavier version than the one on Meteora. I love the different chorus, the overall song is very different. Chester tears it up with some nice ass screams during the awesome bridge. Stick and Move -Not too much to say on it. I like the sound, but I was really hoping for the whole song with Chester singing it. Again, too short. Across the Line - Definitely the highlight of the CD. This is an awesome song. I agree with what Astat said where the lyrics reminded him of Carousel; I love that concept so that's totally a plus for me. The progression is very nice, kind of eerie at the beginning, with a sweet heavy ending. Very poppy at the start like everyone else has been saying but I love that. I really wish this would've made the album. I think it's a better song than In Between or Valentine's Day. Drawing - Sweet long instrumental of one of LP's best songs. I like all the added samples and everything, but it does sort of turn into a spaz attack eventually. Love it regardless. Drum Song - I never really payed attention to the drums in TLTGYA until listening to this. They freaking rock! Props to Rob there. Again, love hearing Mike sing, thought he did an awesome job here.

You can hear it on the Charlotte 2008 DSP. Might have been the only time he did it, I don't know.

Points of Authority -I've seen him beatbox a few times during the second verse. No More Sorrow -I've heard him harmonize with Chester right before the last chorus. He harmonized on "Be re-" then did his part in the chorus. That's that best I can explain it, anyway. My December -You forgot to mention he does all the "Just wish that I didn't feel like there was something I missed.." parts.