GlassCastles

AKA sucks thinking that your opinion (or I guess the opinions of others?) are facts Um, reviews are always going to be subjective. Someone's personal taste will always dictate the direction a review will take. And saying a review is subjective is the same as a review being biased is just wrong. Yes, there should be some objectivity in a review, as little as there really can be in a field where it is literally giving thoughts on a piece of art, but the verdict will always be subjective. So, our basis for what is good and isn't good needs to be "proven correct" by reviewers? Alright, pack it up then. No point in actually listening for yourself. Wonder Woman is objectively a better film than 90% of the MCU. A Thousand Suns is barely above mediocre. If that's not what you were trying to say, why bring it up at all? Is it a fact that critics didn't like it? Yeah. Is it a fact that because of that, the album is bad? Not even close. Critics not liking an album doesn't make it objectively bad. THAT is a fact. You know what, I agree here. Blindly loving or hating something just because it's by a certain artist or is in a certain genre is dumb. However that isn't what's happening here, and it feels intellectually dishonest to claim that it is.

This is actually incorrect. You're 100% within your right to criticize an album if you feel it's not to your tastes but claiming that it's "factually bad" is incredibly asinine.

Come on, now. This comes across as incredibly close minded.

Them going forward as a five piece, whether under the name Linkin Park or under some other name, makes the most sense to me. I have full faith in Mike being able to take over for lead vocals.

Yeah, that's fine.

Mike does, like, 90% of Rebellion in some capacity. If he just does some rap verse over the bridge, it's covered completely. Same goes for Faint, just with the chorus, too.

1. The Requiem 2. The Radiance 3. Burning In The Skies 4. Empty Spaces 5. When They Come For Me 6. Points of Authority (Demo Version) 7. It's Goin' Down 8. Until it Breaks (Shortened (Through Chester's Part)) 9. Waiting For The End/Hands Held High (Apaches Intro w/ 'Until It Breals' v3) 10. Castle Of Glass/Kenji (Bridge w/ 'Wisdom, Justice, and Love' Speech Samples) 11. Sorry For Now 12. Roads Untraveled 13. Numb (Piano Version) 14. Final Masquerade (Acoustic Version) 15. Where'd You Go 16. Invisible 17. Welcome 18. High Voltage 19. Remember The Name (Shortened) 20. Faint (w/ 'Papercut' Chorus + 'xx' Bridge [Alternate bridge verse]) -------------------------- 21. Rebellion (Ext. Intro; Grudgematch Bridge) 22. In The End (Crowd Sing-A-Long Version)

Them going forward as a five piece makes the most sense to me. I can't see them getting a new singer. Chemistry wouldn't really be there, it'd probably feel weird etc.

That's just ridiculous IMO. A few months is a pretty safe guess for when we'll hear something more definitive about the future of the band.

It's possible they canceled the US tour just because it's so close. By November, they may have a better grasp of where the band is gonna go.

Stick And Move is a demo from that release for Runaway... Not really another title variation to consider

This is so wrong I'm not even sure where to start