**new Linkin Park** minutes to midnight single....
#1
Posted 06 April 2007 - 02:54 AM
#2
Posted 06 April 2007 - 06:28 AM
What is their new LP like? Do they sound different, or are they still.. trying to blend all different forms of music?

#3
Posted 06 April 2007 - 07:46 AM
#4
Posted 06 April 2007 - 08:08 AM
It's realllllly great. I liked it. I used to listen to a lot of LP's song , but not as much as before.

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#7
Posted 06 April 2007 - 08:37 AM
i havent listen to them since middle school.
man how long was that? haha a long time.
lp used to be cool back in the days.
i gotta go listen to this new single somewhere.
#8
Posted 06 April 2007 - 08:57 AM
"I am simply myself. No more and no less. And I want only to be free." - Ashelia B'nargin Dalmasca (Final Fantasy XII)
LA chA TA cover
#10
Posted 06 April 2007 - 12:44 PM
www.linkinpark.com
u can watch there video there enjoy
#11
Posted 06 April 2007 - 12:55 PM
#12
Posted 06 April 2007 - 03:46 PM
I was a huge Linkin Park fan than they went to record the new album and Mike did his solo album etc. I know that they are going for a new sound which is cool. But I really liked their old stuff, with the screaming and Mike's raps. I read that the new album will only have 2 songs from their "old sound" which is disappointing because it's what got me hooked initially. I enjoy listening to "What I've Done" but it's quite different. It's just something I'm not use to. I just hope that I'm not disappointed with the new album.
#14
Posted 06 April 2007 - 06:11 PM
but i still like it
the video is really good!
shinoda!!!
#15
Posted 06 April 2007 - 06:17 PM
its great to hear there touring again =D
#17
Posted 06 April 2007 - 06:55 PM
#18
Posted 06 April 2007 - 07:03 PM
I'm going to check out the album... be back later.
How they fused the genres of rap and rock into their music. I've read the breif break down of the songs and there only two songs that incorporate their "old sound". The album isn't out until May 15th.
If anyone is interested, here it is:
WAKE
Mike: This is an intro track that starts the album - you can hear a needle going down on a record and i think it sets the tone for what's to come.
GIVEN UP
Brad: We had a really bad song called 'fire in the city' - the chorus actually had the words 'fire in the city' on it! Mike was the only person who liked it. rather than just scrap the song, we mined it for any good parts.
Mike: It felt like brad stole my car and ripped out the stereo.
Brad: I took the bassline and the drums and built weird sounds around it, which eventually became this song. Chester's screaming: 'What the john tesh is wrong with me? Put me out of my john teshing misery!' so, without explaining exactly what the song's about, it's pretty clear he's not happy.
LEAVE OUT ALL THE REST
Chester: We knew this was going to be a single from the very beginning, so we worked really hard on making sure it had great lyrics. I'm singing 'Pretending someone else can save me from myself' during it because it's supposed to feel like an apology letter, as though i'm moving on but i want people to remember the good things and not the bad things. A lot of the song is about humility.
BLEED IT OUT
Mike: I wrote the lyrics to this about 100 times. it's always frustrating as a lyricist to come in with a new version that you spent hours on and have the band tell you that it's not there yet. in one case, they listened to my lyrics for 30 seconds and told me to start over again. that was pretty hard. it felt like i was bringing in the lyrics, getting punched in the face and then going back to the drawing board. When it finally came together i said to the band 'I don't think anyone but us could have made a song like this'. It's a john teshing bizarre death-party-rap-hoedown!
SHADOW OF THE DAY
Brad: This was probably the most difficult arrangement to nail. It sounded very derivative at first but then we kept replacing different elements on it. We put an acoustic guitar on it, then an electric banjo and then a marimba. It’s definitely one of the best songs we’ve written.
WHAT I’VE DONE
Mike: on the other albums, Brad and I started every song together. But this was the only song we wrote together and the last one we finished. We wanted a song that encapsulated the feel of the whole record and I think this is that song. You’re going to get something different out of this every time you listen to it.
HANDS HELD HIGH
Mike: Rick said to us that, if something sounded like it needed rapping, then we should try singing and vice versa. That’s why this song has rapping on it.
Brad: a lot of the greatest accidents occurred when we combined elements that shouldn’t have worked together.
NO MORE SORROW
Rob: this is probably the heaviest song on the album. It was initially called ‘EBow idea’ Rick told Brad that he should use an EBow [guitar effect] on a different song. When he went in to work on that, he got frustrated and came up with the opening to this.
Chester: I think this is a record you should listen to on headphones because you’ll hear different things, this is a song that shows there is depth to this record.
VALENTINE’S DAY
Chester: It’s definitely one of the poppier songs on the album. We have to be very careful sometimes that we don’t lose the integrity of what we’re doing – we’re a very dark band and we like it like that. We talk about uncomfortable things and try to make you comfortable with that. We tried to do that here in a more poppy song and I really like that aspect of the album.
IN BETWEEN
Chester: I knew that Mike should really sing this song. I tried it once, I did a good job, but it just didn't have the power of Mike's performance because he really believed what he was singing. Whatever it is the motherjohn tesher is apologising for on this track, he's john teshing serious! It comes from the most sincere and heartfelt place.
IN PIECES
Chester: I got divorced recently and that was very difficult. I also got remarried so there was a big contrast in my life. For a while I couldn’t be completely happy with the new life I was starting and I couldn’t end the last one. This is a song about that. The music has a kind of reggae vibe to it, almost. It’s really cool watching how the song goes from that, through pop and emerges as a full-on rock song at the end.
THE LITTLE THINGS YOU GIVE AWAY
Brad: this is our favourite song on the record. It's the biggest statement that we've ever made. Nothing could go after it as everything would get eclipsed by it. The thing that really makes it is the guitar solo.
Mike: Brad has always avoided solos because he doesn't like to show off. But when he played that solo, though, it was one of the most emotional moments we've recorded. It says what the lyrics are saying without words.
CREDITS: Track by track MTM interview + ryan.lp.fan [Linkin Park Forums]
#20
Posted 06 April 2007 - 07:31 PM
I think the song is great too, quite addicting.
Linkin Park never seems to disappoint me, they're just so good.
I love there music to the max and I'm pretty sure this new album is going to rock.
(I was going to make a topic about this but I just knew someone was going to beat me to it lol).
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