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Stone Temple Pilots With Chester Bennington, KoЯn, Sick Puppies and Big B.

Nice find, added. Source?

They're using this picture for everything, I'll not be surprised if this is the back cover of High Rise too lol. --- Full show: Waiting for answer from the taper.

It's proshot time... Probably Out Of Time and Black Heart.

Maybe this is the source?: This line is about that is a remix album of Living Things, includes ALTNC that debuted in Summer Sonic, and the description said this is a "special price, limited version", so maybe someone confused between them. Source Is the bonus track of the pre-order is downloadable content or it'll be on the CD? If this is only DLC I'll go with Astat and say that this is Paul Van Dyk remix of BID, maybe this is why it's not in the tracklist.

Here's the Rolling Stone interview with Joe, he's talking about the new remix album - Recharged, Stone Temple Pilots and The Mall: Rolling Stone caught up with the band's Joe Hahn at his L.A. store Suru recently, where he was celebrating the band's limited edition Transformer, Soundwave. That conversation led to talk of the band's new album, frontman Chester Bennington's collaboration with Stone Temple Pilots and Hahn's upcoming headphones launch with Skrillex. - How did this action figure come about? We met with this guy from Division Agency and he's working with Hasbro and working with cool collaborations. We always said if we ever did a Transformer collab we wanted to do it with Soundwaves. We grew up with Transformers, and the reason we worked with the movies was we had the nostalgia for all that stuff. - How did the single with Steve Aoki come about? Mike [shinoda] has been on this EDM kick for the last year and he's been hanging out with different EDM guys, like he did a day with Avicii, and he's been sending stuff back and forth with Aoki. This is the one that really stuck. He fleshed it out, brought it to the guys and we were into it. And it coincided with the game and also the album we're putting out, which is remixes of Living Things. - Are you an EDM fan? Yeah. The funny thing is today it's called EDM, but back in the day it was house, and now there's dubstep, which sounds nothing like what dubstep originally sounded like. Everything is crossing, which is cool, and now it's being widely marketed. I think it's interesting. We always combine styles of music and that's what everyone is doing now. It's fun to see. - Are there DJs you'd like to work with? I would love to do something with Sonny [skrillex]. I actually have a headphone I'm putting together, and the first edition is going to be a limited edition with Skrillex. That's in the works right now – hopefully at the end of the year, but most likely beginning of next year. I'm more involved with the actual design and sound. I really want to work with cool people, musicians and non-musicians, and do collaborations and keep it tight. I'm not trying to use a record label to market or a headphone company. It's just something cool I want to do. When you actually see it you'll know where the inspirations came from, especially after today's event. There's a transforming element to it. - But Chester fronting STP is a totally different thing – that band is so established. How do you feel about it? In high school we grew up listening to Stone Temple Pilots. For us these are the deities of rock. They're up there, so if someone asks you to do that, you just do it. Chester is such a great singer and for him to have the opportunity to go and sing with other people, we're appreciative of them for asking Chester to do it. I think on a spiritual level it works in so many ways, where it's not even about there being a benefit, it's just something that feels right, especially for Chester. - How is all this stuff keeping you excited? Mike and I went to art school together, so from an early point we understood that the creativity is not just one thing. And I think even stylistically in our music, you see back when we started that was a little different, but now it's normal. Everyone does it. Every genre is incorporating everything. When it comes to the visuals, I shot a film called Mall, and we're shopping that to the festivals next year, and everyone was really supportive of that. - Who was in the film? Vincent D'Onofrio, Cameron Monaghan played the lead – he's from Shameless – this kid named James Frecheville, who was in Animal Kingdom, Gina Gershon. Mimi Rogers had a little cameo. A bunch of people – Peter Stormare. - What are your release plans? We're looking for one of the first quarter festivals. Let it find a home, and hopefully after that people will get to go to a theater and see it. Read the full interview here.

I did a little research and the other two are Laidback Luke and Chuckie. Full set video here.

Do it, there are only pictures.

Video call...

http://lplive.net/stonetemplepilots/20130926.php http://98kupd.com/files/kupd/styles/gallery_full/public/stp_placard-final.jpg

The iTunes version already leaked too, the songs are shorter a little bit (5-8 seconds) but I think it's only the silent parts in the end of every song. Someone can check it again?

Different version (posted by Biel):

I learned something today, thank you Jonas.

Can you explain a little bit more, like why it's a good thing?

Sex Type Thing: Dead & Bloated: Piece Of Pie: Wicked Garden: Big Empty: http://instagram.com/p/eypByHxke3/ Vasoline: http://instagram.com/p/eyl_c0xkbO/

The volume different between the leak version to the free version of Out Of Time is becuase the kbps?

You can use this for some of the missing parts.

http://lplive.net/fortminor/20051103.php Opening for Mos Def. Source.

That's nice (Wonderful? Plush?). Dead & Bloated:

Same On The Inside guitar solo is really great (but really short lol). As I said earlier, nice EP while Out Of Time is one level above the rest.

LP Recharge for Social Good:

Faint (Demo) (LPU9)

To make you enter to RollingStone.com to watch it, some kind of exclusive I guess.