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Add "Grecian" in the single CD along with the live version and everyone will be happy. Yes, the dream can go even further.

Sorry for my music ignorance, but in the Jeff Blue book transcription, the "different" songs mentioned that drums were recorded were "And One", "Slip" and "Pictureboard". Due to those been in other level of development (live drums), wouldn't be those songs the discarded ones from HT?

Not in terms of being the best unreleased song of LP, but talking about the "rarity" of the song, I would say the "holy grail" is Ricochet (talking about studio tracks). I mean, Mike (and the band / label) were pretty upset about the leak of What Are You Worth and Mike genuinely thinks Brian Howes is directly involved with the leak, so releasing Ricochet would be giving credit to someone Mike don't want to (so, the only way to get Ricochet would be another leak, or wait if the things will clarify someday). BTW, I remember at the time about a Reddit post and someone called Walter Daniel, which was "ripped from all the internet", which was the responsible for the leak in some manner (he had a CD with WAYW and other song from other artist). As LP management knew about this guy, this could prove the inocence of Howes? Really don't know...

Amazing job! Thanks for everyone involved in the project. I can say for sure that I become more excited about "Echo in the Way". Since the Extended version of Making of Meteora showing in the Demo Names Board that had a "Session" version with vocals, I was anxious to hear some version with vocals. Maybe we never be able to hear the "original version", but I'm glad we have a great song as Echo in the Way to fill the void.

And maybe recording of songs we don't have (Ashes and Turn to Gray).

Actually LPLive itself confirmed all these info in the Hybrid Origins page, saying that Blue said all this (and a little more) as a side note: https://lplive.net/interviews/hybridorigins/

With the info gave by Jeff Blue and the knowledgement we had from songs we didn't received, we could mount a tracklist like this: CD1: Xero 01. Unknown (Xero Demo) - Dave Garett uploaded track 02. Deftest (Xero Demo) 03. Dreamer (Xero Demo) 04. Weight (Xero Demo) 05. Step Up (Xero Demo) 06. Carousel (Xero Demo) 07. Slip (Xero Demo) 08. Pointlism (Xero Demo) CD2: Hybrid Theory 01. Kids (Dedicated Demo) 02. Flower (She Couldn't Demo) 03. Turn to Grey (1999 Demo) 04. Ashes (1999 Demo) 05. Slip (2000 Demo) 06. Pictureboard (2000 Demo) 07. And One (2000 Demo) 08. Harmonic Song (Pushing Me Away Demo)

The guy in the first video just rename it to Resolution because someone in the comments, and he didn't verified. The other 2 videos seems fanmade.

I still think is not Serpent, but still Shortcut, and is the demo name of Fighting Myself.

The 17th MtM song (Mike said in a Q&A he doesn't know if the band released it (it could be The Last Line/Ammosick, for example), but he thinks that song remains unreleased.

Meteora was the first album I heard from LP (first in general, actually). And, as much I like HT, Meteora is my favorite album by the band and also has a lot more of content to be released than HT (I mean, a lot of internal CDs from HT sessions had leaked over the years, so we received "only" 5 brand new/unreleased demos in HT20: Dialate; Esaul w/ Mark; Pictureboard; Could Have Been and Stick N Move w/ Chester.) Of course the other tracks now are in Spotify and Apple Music, and we received an big improvement in She Couldn't quality, but we'll receive at least 14 new tracks (demos included) for Meteora 20! I can't wait for it!

My guess for the CD of #Meteora20 01. Foreword (Take 18 of 80) 02. Sick (Don't Stay Demo) 03. Pretty Birdie (Somewhere I Belong Demo) 04. Cuidado (Lying from You Demo) 05. Plaster II (Hit the Floor Demo) 06. Husky (Easier to Run Demo) 07. Faint (Original Demo) 08. Figure.09 (Original Demo) 09. Drawing (Breaking the Habit Demo) 10. Serpent (From the Inside Demo) 11. Interrogation (Nobody's Listening Demo) 12. Session (Original Demo) 13. Resolution (Numb Demo) 14. Nocturnal (Bonus Track) - AKA Take Away My Pride 15. Shifter (Bonus Track) - Rock and Roll Chester Section in Full 16. Cumulus (Vocal Take) 17. A.06 (Vocal Take) 18. Rob's Song (Instrumental) 19. Nondisclosure Agreement (Cookie) 20. The Wizard Song (Cookie)

My theory is: We actually know 7 demo names from songs in Meteora: Don't Stay - Sick Somewhere I Belong - Pretty Birdie Lying from You - Cuidado Faint - Faint Figure.09 - Figure.09 Breaking the Habit - Drawing Session - Session 5 songs remained (Hit the Floor, Easier to Run, From the Inside, Nobody's Listening and Numb). For me, Nocturnal and Shifter are two unreleased b-sides (the rumour of Mike saying about those two in Meteora times and the Spin article mentioning both is what made my point). According with the note from Mike in LPU 13, about Cumulus, they "tried to work on it, but it sounded too poppy". It seems a similar case to A.06: They tried to give vocals to it (maybe even has a version with vocals), but didn't worked. So, if we exclude the 7 names we already know their respective final songs; and removing Nocturnal, Shifter and Cumulus, we have 5 demo's name left. IMO, that 5 names (Interrogation, Resolution, Serpent, Husky and Plaster II) are the demos from the other 5 final songs from Meteora. And, about Numb being recorded in the end of the process: according with the Meteora booklet, the song was conceived one week before they start to work on studio. So, I believe that Numb is also on that board. To finish, again, IMO, the only "newer" songs from Meteora, with vocals and all, are Nocturnal and Shifter and, probably, one of those is "Take Away My Pride".