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Fundamental question: is it possible that they have a stems of all 80 tracks from Hybrid Theory (20th Anniversary Edition) or that is nearly impossible?

Something definitely happened in 2007. The making of Shadow Of The Day which was released in October 23, 2007 contains alternate version of the song, not album version.

In terms of digital versions, there are a few places where you can still get the original versions. NRL is available in the 15-track version of the album with it, only in Japan. ATL is available in original version only in the LPU digital album. SOTD original version is available worldwide, even on iTunes (there is non-Mastered for iTunes version of the album still available there in few countries), also it is available still on the single.

Nothing has changed in other streaming platforms and digital stores either.

We have links to 5 different version of White People album but none of them still works. Linkinpedia says the album was released by Elektra Records, why on the bandcamp it was released by 75 Ark? Also is it was a legal release?

For me this part always sounds like an advanced DEMO version where they didn't put the right lyrics yet, because they had no idea for them yet.

It's the first jam that has more likes on YouTube than Skrrt Skrrt

Most people who will listen to the album at dolby atmos will use just stereo headphones, so if they would say that this sound awesome, then they will actually don't know what they talkin bout.

Because it is associated with the standard version as a additional option that you can switch between the standard stereo and dolby atmos. For example dolby atmos is available in this album, but there is no info. it's available for streaming only, there's no way you can buy it... but there is a way to download it from some streaming services like tidal... I don't know if there are any changes in the mix - what I mean here is that they could use already mixed multitracks to created dolby atmos. I remember that the only person who worked on that was Brian and he's not a mixer. EDIT: not sure if he was the only one person, you could just summary that from what he was said to me

All the differences: - it's unmastered - it's 14 seconds longer - Mike added white noise to few parts The Moby track that's there was also firstly exclusively on Calm app and after 30 days was released on other services, but it seems that this will not happen with Cognition.

If someone will decided to get the access to it, it would be awesome to have some info about it, like how long it is and if there are any differences comparing to the version that leaked in November 2020 (the totall length of that version was: 78 minutes, 35 seonds).

It's up, it's called "Cognition" Available only on calm app. No access to traklist or length unless someone will buy access or use 7 days trial. Here's the link for the album: http://mshinoda.com/cognition

Possible. In general by writing this, I used the info from Linkinpedia.

On May 7, 2021 the clean version of The Rising Tied has received a worldwide release. It is now available in over 120 countries on iTunes (previously it was only in 20). For the first time it's available in the UK, Germany, Poland, France, Japan and a lot of others. It also appeared in other stores such 7digital, mora.jp, amazon. It is worth mentioning that all the censored songs contain a different vocal take + slightly different lyrics.

Question to people who have the MTM MVI - is your making of MTM video also has an ad that is at 38:30 - 38:45? Because I have original EU edition and I don't have that ad, the whole making of MTM on my MVI has a length 39:42.

I guess it is something new because it's scheduled for release. The song is called "Diana"

It's one of the Chelsea Wolfe song.

"Can I use your songs on twitch channel" I think you can use the stuff like "Golden Falcon" and all others that wasn't registered/released through the label, and they have no any restrictions set yet. Also, I think some of them may be never registered, so you can use them on youtube and twitch. Of course we are talking about non-commercial use.

I think LOATR was a huge too. Maybe not in terms of charting record (I actually don't know that) but the promotion of it was massive, the single had 6 officially released physical versions (including Limited Japan edition and not 1 but 2 Premium editions) and I don't remember them doing something like that with any other single.

No, you are wrong! I remember exactly that during the Pre-Order on iTunes (+ obviously in all other stores) the song had "(Stripped)" they later changed it for "(Demo)", so: A - this can't be a mistake, since is the same on physical release. B - the label can do it. If it's about the YouTube thing, I think it could also mean that the acoustic version that they made in 2019/2020 was registered as "Down Syndrome (Acoustic)" and some video was uploaded with the song on youtube just before they changed the name of it.

I ended on picking "(Demo)" option, but that's because it's the same on the physical release. I'm not really deep into that band and releases, so I can't tell. The databases aren't helpful here at all and sometimes they contain a different name. On some streaming platforms/stores it's listed as "Demo" in some other places (bandcamp) is there as "Stripped" youtube detects it as "Down Syndrome (Acoustic)".

The title for Track 5 Linkinpedia says: The Syndrome (Stripped) So what's correct: The Syndrome (Stripped) or The Syndrome (Demo)? https://music.apple.com/us/album/amends-stripped-ep/1549091272 https://mora.jp/package/43000006/00888072227002/

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