LPPhan2005

TLTGYA would be funny...the drummer would be fucked.

I feel like all these speculation threads are saying the same thing over, and over again. Whatever happened to receiving news on the new album when LP feels like telling us shit? It still hasn't been as long as the wait between Meteora and MTM.

I think Astat is dead-on with his rebuttle. For 6 musicians all playing together, they are pretty damn tight. Rob might be one of the most precise drummers of our time. You really should see LP in concert, recordings are not really the same.

Hello Troll, you sure talk a lot of shit for someone who hasn't put out platinum records, headlined arenas or headlined Download Fest in the UK.

Someone please close this thread...I feel like it is slowly rotting.

I wish it was a Rickroll because everyone stopped giving a fuck a while ago.

How does Ozzy get away with destroying his body with drugs and alchohol and manage to outlive Dio? There is no god.

An irrelevant question to Nameless, is your name inspired by Slipknot?

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Thank you for creating a more relaxed version of the LPUMBs. Now we have a place where we can talk about members of LP's personal lives. Happy birthday and please try to hit up Carnival of Madness in DC with LPxDC, Papelbon and I!

I just want a better shirt...maybe an LPU dvd.

Shaq has also been in countless videogames...I loved playing as him in NBA Street so I could beat the shit out of everyone else.

1. New Divide 2. Lockjaw 3. Not Alone 4. Across the Line 5. Blackbirds 1. Anyone else agree that this is the most complete and well-done song out of the post MTM tracks? Not only that, it translates really well live. Isn't that what matters most in an LP song or any song? 2. Mike released this to the LPU in 08 after trying out Pro Tools 8. Showing love to the fans. Not sure how this would play out live, may just be better off as an interlude on an episode of LPTV. 3. Great LPTV interlude, lack of live drums. The synthesizer bridge is a tad annoying. On a positive note, Joe's scratching comes back into the fold. 4. The lyrical content is strong but I can't visualize this in a live setting. Same with NA and LJ but with ATL, I keep on thinking of "dana-nana-nanana". Feels too much like a demo. 5. Mike's rapping really brings out the best in the song, but it felt too incomplete. The intro gives a live feel but it's unnecessary. Blackbirds would've been better in LPU 9 and have ATL be the 8BR song. On that note, why the fuck are people still assessing NRL? I'm so glad it isn't on MTM. TLTGYA ends the album with such an impact that Mike's "time to shine" is inappropriate after the LP epic of TLTGYA. Mike singing lead vocals would not be strong in a live setting, and Chester would have to go backstage and wank or something, because that song would seem to leave him bored.

What if LP came to Brazil and used KISS's stolen equipment? I imagine some KISS pyro is among the stockpile of stolen goods.

As far as I know, the only band I know of who toured in support of their own video game is Iron Maiden on the "Ed Huntour".

That means that I am holding your special traffic privileges against you because I am jealous.

Zune Marketplace and their method of purchasing music is great. There's been issues with the software of my device...I'd prefer using an Ipod Touch.

I can put mp3s on my Zune.

Or maybe you should stop running red lights in your firetruck!

Someone needs to convert that shit to mp3 so I can get it on my Zune...I'm talking to you, LPxDC!

Thoughts on both. FM: On the two LP albums leading up to TRT, there was one song per album that was mostly rap (HV remix and Nobody's Listening). People wanted to see what hip-hop talents Mike could bring to the table and Mike was anxious to do so. So he put out TRT and the singles that followed got a lot of play and appreciation. DBS: Everyone knows Chester and his vocal talents. The hype and demand came from Chester talking about all these songs he wrote in 2005. Once JK hit the scene and it was revealed that Chester's project isn't a solo act but a band collaboration, that built the hype up more. After the various Club Tattoo gigs that followed, the hype grew more and more. After everything that led up to the release of OOA and OOA finally dropped, it was met with a mixed reception and a job poorly done by the label and management. Because of all this, fans wrote off DBS and have now fixed their attention to LP #4. Verdict: Both are great in their own ways, despite how OOA was putting Talinda on a pedestal.

Start a discussion thread in the General I Don't Give A Fuck Discussion on who's a better guitarist. Opinions on who is better than the other won't be changed based on "evidence" proving Mike over Brad or viceversa. 4 pages on Mike vs Brad is just some goddamn irrelevant shit.

I haven't listened to the song, but Mike says his mom objected it because of its title.

How is the title "Pigs" offensive? Did he not have the "3 Little Pigs" read to him as a child?