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LP Underground XIV
Compilation album by Linkin Park
ReleasedNovember 21, 2014
Recorded2002-2009
Length31:51
Linkin Park Underground chronology
LP Underground XIII (2013)LP Underground XIV (2014)LP Underground 15 (2015)
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Background

LP Underground XIV is the fifteenth CD released by Linkin Park for their fanclub, the LP Underground. It was released on November 21, 2014 to coincide with the release of LPU XIV. The album contains ten demos spanning the Meteora sessions to the early A Thousand Suns sessions.

Writing and Recording

An early demo of 'Breaking The Habit', with Mike Shinoda singing instead of Chester Bennington, can be found on the CD, in addition to 'Rhinocerous', an instrumental demo from the Meteora recording sessions. 'After Canada' and 'Heartburn' were both recorded during the Minutes To Midnight sessions, and 'Aubrey One', 'Malathion+Tritonus', 'Berlin One, Version C', 'Blanka', and 'Froctagon' all being demos from the early A Thousand Suns writing sessions. 'Dave SBeat' is a cookie song, akin to tracks found on Sweet Hamster Like Jewels From America!, created in 2009.

Composition

The ten tracks on the album reveal some of the early inspirations for albums released by Linkin Park, most interestingly revealing that, at first, A Thousand Suns was going to be a much heavier, more guitar-driven album. The majority of songs on the CD are instrumentals, with only the demo of 'Breaking The Habit' and the cookie track 'Dave SBeat' containing any vocals.

Track Listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1Aubrey One (2009 Demo)Linkin Park3:52
2Malathion+Tritonus (2008 Berlin Demo)Linkin Park5:18
3Berlin One, Version C (2009 Demo)Linkin Park2:50
4Blanka (2008 Demo)Linkin Park2:33
5Heartburn (2007 Demo)Linkin Park1:46
6Breaking The Habit (Original Mike 2002 Demo)Linkin Park3:20
7Dave SBeat feat. Joe (2009)Linkin Park0:42
8Froctagon (2009 Demo)Linkin Park3:40
9Rhinocerous (2002 Demo)Linkin Park3:36
10After Canada (2005 Demo)Linkin Park4:14

Personnel

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  • Chester Bennington
  • Rob Bourdon
  • Brad Delson
  • Joseph Hahn
  • Phoenix
  • Mike Shinoda

Production

  • Mike Shionda: mixing
  • Brian 'Big Bass' Gardner: mastering

Management

  • Jessica Sklar, Lorenzo Errico, Lulit Solomon: LP Underground coordination
  • The Collective - Michael Green, Jordan Berliant, Ryan DeMarti, Trish Evangelista, Kavi Halemane: worldwide representation

Artwork

  • James Jean: artwork
  • Rickey Kim: creative direction
  • Annie Nguyen: art direction

Trivia

  • Some of the demos on the CD were named after the places they were recorded.
  • The correct spelling of the word 'Rhinocerous' is actually 'Rhinoceros'. It's unknown if this was a pressing mistake or if the spelling on the album was intentional.

External Links

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LP Underground 9: Demos
EP by Linkin Park
ReleasedNovember 23, 2009
Recorded1999-2007
Length26:52
LabelWarner Bros., Machine Shop
Linkin Park Underground chronology
Sweet Hamster Like Jewels From America! (2008)LP Underground 9: Demos (2009)A Decade Underground (2010)
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Background

LP Underground 9: Demos is the ninth CD released by Linkin Park to their fanclub, the LP Underground. It was released on November 23, 2009 in Best Buys, over a week before LPU 9 launched on December 3, 2009. LP Underground 9: Demos was the first LP Underground release to include demos of previously released tracks, and the only LP Undeground release to date to be released on vinyl. The vinyl copies had a limited run, and only 1,000 were made. The EP contained nine demos ranging from the Hybrid Theory sessions to the Minutes To Midnight sessions.[1]

An European Warner Bros. Records promo version of the CD exists with alternate versions of 'Across The Line' and the demos of 'Faint' and 'By Myself'. 'Across The Line' had an extended intro, which was just an instrumental version of the bridge of the track, while 'Faint' and 'Sad' had entirely new/longer intros. These were the versions of the tracks before they were edited and shortened for their release on the CD by Mike Shinoda. The acetate CD was posted on LPLive on October 31, 2011 by BPERCY. Adam Ruehmer confirmed the legitimacy of the tracks on November 1, 2011: 'I have some good news for you. The songs are legit. I finally found the file Mike sent me before we went to mastering. The extended intros are there. Congrats! I'm REALLY confused at how this stuff got put on a promo CD in Europe. Strangest thing ever!!'[2]

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'Across The Line', released on this album, was later released on the deluxe Mastered For iTunes edition of Minutes To Midnight.[3]Scred connexion selexion rar gratuit.

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Writing and Recording

The EP contains nine tracks that range from the early Hybrid Theory recording sessions to the end of the Minutes To Midnight sessions. Short, instrumental demos of 'By Myself' and 'Runaway' titled 'Sad' and 'Stick And Move', respectively. The latter demo stems from a song done by Linkin Park in their earliest days, when they were called Xero, similarly called 'Stick N Move'. Demo versions of the Meteora songs 'Faint' and 'Figure.09' were also included, in addition to an extended version of 'A.06' from LP Underground 2.0 titled 'A-Six'. Early versions of the Minutes To Midnight tracks 'Leave Out All The Rest' and 'The Little Things Give You Away' were also found on the CD, where Mike Shinoda sang all the vocals in the two songs, and both include 'scat vocals'. The fully completed track 'Across The Line' was also first released on LP Underground 9: Demos. The song was recorded during the Minutes To Midnight sessions under the working title 'Japan'[4] and the band decided to release it following fan requests.

Mike Shinoda said, 'Songs change constantly over the course of the creative process, so we thought it’d be cool to share early versions of familiar tracks. The versions in this collection represent important moments in the evolution of each song: different vocals, music variations, and missing parts. They’re snapshots of our works-in-progress.'[5]Ford vsg 413 service manual.

'Pictureboard' was on the track listing for this CD but was replaced with 'Across The Line' sometime in the fall of 2009 before the release. This is the only known time the song was prepared for release in any form. According to Mike, 'Pictureboard has samples in it. Can’t give to LPU.'[6]

Composition

Each demo reveals aspects of the band's writing process for an album. Most interestingly, the demos from Minutes To Midnight, 'Leave Out All The Rest' and 'The Little Things Give You Away', show how Mike would record the initial vocal ideas for a song before getting Chester to sing them. 'Across The Line' actually only just missed the cut from Minutes To Midnight, with Mike stating that it would have been track 13.[7] The track was fully mixed and mastered for inclusion on the album.

Track Listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1A-Six (Original Long Version)Linkin Park3:55
2Faint (Demo 2002)Linkin Park3:11
3Sad ('By Myself' Demo 1999)Bennington, Bourdon, Delson, Hahn, Shinoda1:08
4Fear ('Leave Out All The Rest' Demo 2006)Linkin Park2:49
5Figure.09 (Demo 2002)Linkin Park3:24
6Stick And Move ('Runaway' Demo 1998)Bennington, Bourdon, Delson, Hahn, Shinoda, Wakefield Mark0:55
7Across The Line (Unreleased Demo 2007)Linkin Park3:11
8Drawing ('Breaking The Habit' Demo 2002)Linkin Park3:32
9Drum Song ('The Little Things Give You Away' Demo 2006)Linkin Park4:50

Personnel

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  • Chester Bennington
  • Rob Bourdon
  • Brad Delson
  • Joseph Hahn
  • Phoenix
  • Mike Shinoda
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Production

  • Don Gilmore and Linkin Park: production on track 1
  • Rick Rubin and Mike Shionda: production on track 7
  • Neal Avron: mixing on track 7
  • Brian 'Big Bass' Gardner: mastering

Management

  • Jessica Sklar, Ryan DeMarti: production coordination
  • Jessica Sklar, Jessica Mazur, Adam Ruehmer: LP Underground coordination
  • The Collective: worldwide representation

Artwork

  • Frank Maddocks: art direction & design
  • Ethan Mates: photos

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Trivia

  • 'Faint', 'Sad' and 'Across The Line' were originally longer but had part of their introductions removed for inclusion on the album. The original long versions are available in an European promo CD for LP Underground 9 and can be downloaded here.

External Links

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References

  1. Three Updates. « Mike Shinoda's Blog, October 17, 2009
  2. Exclusive: LPU 9 Acetate Demos (3 Songs) - LPLive Exclusives and Specials - Linkin Park Live, November 01, 2011
  3. Linkin Park 'Studio Collection' / Deluxe Editions - Newswire - Linkin Park Live, January 13, 2013
  4. LPU9 CD TRACK LISTING « Mike Shinoda's Blog, November 11, 2009
  5. LP Underground 9 Press Release « Mike Shinoda's Blog, December 01, 2009
  6. Mike LPU Chat 11/19/2011 Summary - Mike Shinoda Clan, November 19, 2011
  7. Mike Shinoda Clan, December 2009

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