I have my picture packed up in a box somewhere, but it was basically exactly like this, distance wise:
http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bAE0SNRCLaw/hqdefault.jpg
^ Imagine that in 'perfect' quality and that is all that it was.
I got mine. It was a really lame picture where you couldn't even make out any of the band members, but the video screen in the background confirmed it was from a Linkin Park show. It was sent from Warner Bros. studios to my house.
Linkin Park currently has a spot under 'Music' on the Xbox Dashboard where you can take an 'Ultimate Fan Quiz' and test your knowledge on the band, go through a list of their music video releases and view them, watch a short rehearsal performance of Castle of Glass (Spike VGA) and a few other things. It's not exactly big news, but it was nice to see a spot for them.
To troll someone like you that comes up with questions like this to convince yourself to fork over the money.
In all seriousness, you can never really know. It's always a gamble, but it's not very likely that someone would put something for that high of a price for a fake if they wanted to actually make a profit from basically nothing.
It most likely has nothing to do with my old username. It's just funny to look at. With that said, I highly doubt it's an attempt at 'revoke' as well, because with the amount of money they put into music videos, they would have carefully planned something like that to ensure there was enough space before spraypainting it onto the wall.
Hm.. my mistake then. I still stand by what I said though in terms of how it felt emotionless. I imagine them focusing too much on changing their sound probably had a lot to do with that. Living Things felt like they harnessed everything they learned and wrote from the heart again instead of wondering if it sounded too much like their 'old stuff' and forced themselves to change it.
I said what I did, because I read somewhere that Rick deleted anything of theirs that sounded like their 'nu-metal' stuff. If they were writing nu metal and it was from the heart, that still has more emotion in it than a forced change of sound simply to improve 'other skills'. If I have anything to cherish from MTM and ATS, it's Living Things. I love this new album and I know that they wouldn't have been able to really get there without those two albums.
I didn't like MTM and ATS because it was quite obvious that Rick Rubin was taking a giant shit all over their creativity (per their request) and all of the music felt very emotionless.
I'm sure the line is drawn somewhere, because don't you have to have a Facebook account to even get Spotify now? Your payment is your personal information, so it's not truly 'free'.
http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?s=&s...st&p=161803
^ I seriously think I should get a reward for predicting this.
I mean, I don't know if Place for my Head was played... but Sabotage? AWW YEA
Again, stop comparing artists who try to take themselves seriously to ones that are obviously tongue-in-cheek.
Just because you don't understand how something works does not mean that you have to nerdrage about such a minor issue, br0.
I like Limp Bizkit for the same reason that I like Die Antwoord, or a Monty Python film for that matter. It is all tongue-in-cheek. If you are evaluating any of those things on a scale of artistic integrity, you're doing it all wrong.
Very true, in which case I should have never even said anything to begin with and I do apologize. I have been working full time at Wal-Mart during the holiday season while also taking a full load of college courses. This doesn't even include the nerdrage I feel when I am playing Battlefield 3 and blow up in a jet within 10 seconds due to campers.
Needless to say, I should have used 'mah brainz' before getting into this argument as it really had no relevance to the modest request that people were wanting for their money.
I never said anything about lossless. I'm talking about the 320kbps MP3 files of old demos that are being requested.
I could record something with a 192kbps bitrate and you can make a lossless copy of it. You are still left with the sound of a 192kbps file.
I agree with this statement. +1