LP and JZ. encore

PunkRockLove · Post by **PunkRockLove** » Thu Dec 09, 2004 5:26 pm

This is a sin...I don't know how much they paid LP to do that...but I hope they were threatened with their lives...talk about "selling out"...man, that makes me sooo sad.

bort · Post by **bort** » Thu Dec 09, 2004 11:40 pm

PunkRockLove wrote:This is a sin...I don't know how much they paid LP to do that...but I hope they were threatened with their lives...talk about "selling out"...man, that makes me sooo sad.

huh? it was probably lp's idea in the first place.

bum · Post by **bum** » Fri Dec 10, 2004 1:30 pm

bort wrote:
PunkRockLove wrote:This is a sin...I don't know how much they paid LP to do that...but I hope they were threatened with their lives...talk about "selling out"...man, that makes me sooo sad.
huh? it was probably lp's idea in the first place.

both of you are making thoughs comments based on absolutely nothing, arent you?

bort · Post by **bort** » Fri Dec 10, 2004 5:09 pm

bum wrote:
bort wrote:
PunkRockLove wrote:This is a sin...I don't know how much they paid LP to do that...but I hope they were threatened with their lives...talk about "selling out"...man, that makes me sooo sad.
huh? it was probably lp's idea in the first place.
both of you are making thoughs comments based on absolutely nothing, arent you?

yes. because lp has never reached out to the rap community and they never said they'd like to corroborate with rap artists on a regular basis.

AMVfreak · Post by **AMVfreak** » Fri Dec 10, 2004 7:39 pm

DrngdKreationz wrote:oh yeah sorry bout the double but I thought this was a better mix of Jay-z's stuff. (kind of grew on me 1/2 an hour after hearing it the first time.)

the grey video

I have never seen that before until now.
Sweeeet.

PunkRockLove · Post by **PunkRockLove** » Sun Dec 12, 2004 11:58 am

bum wrote:
bort wrote:
PunkRockLove wrote:This is a sin...I don't know how much they paid LP to do that...but I hope they were threatened with their lives...talk about "selling out"...man, that makes me sooo sad.
huh? it was probably lp's idea in the first place.
both of you are making thoughs comments based on absolutely nothing, arent you?

My comments are based upon thoughts that make me sick to think Linkin Park is turning more to the Rap side than the Metal side...

dokool · Post by **dokool** » Wed Dec 15, 2004 12:26 pm

DrngdKreationz wrote:yeah I'm not sure how well I digged the whole LPZ thing... but on the subject of reanimation.. yeah I liked it, and I think It's ok to release remix versions of your album.. but ummm.. aren't most remix albums the artist is putting together a showcase of remixes MADE BY OTHER PEOPLE!? LP went into the studio to remix their own album .. and at that point in time it was their Only MAJOR album release. I don't know but that sounded quite cheesy to me.

I thought that other people remixed the tracks...

In any case, someone just told me in detail what this whole Collision Course thing was (the concert and the CD/DVD). I went to the website and listened to the Izzo/In The End song that was available.

I fear for the future of our children's music. But I'm still going to buy this album just for the kitch value. That and, sadly, it's one of the few 'creative' endeavors to have been released in the mainstream as of late...

DrngdKreationz · Post by **DrngdKreationz** » Wed Dec 15, 2004 4:02 pm

Actually yes you are right.. but quite a few were done by Mike from LP (I read on some article that He was working on the Reanimation CD with the rest of the band and Came to the conclusion that ALL were done. After checking ALL music.com I see more than just LP did work on it my mistake.)

lucretiadream · Post by **lucretiadream** » Sat Dec 18, 2004 10:36 pm

Reanimation was different from this CD with the simple fact that Reanimation had a different person mixing for each song...and the last two songs had Jonathan Davis from Korn 1stp( and Aaron Lewis from Staind.

lucretiadream · Post by **lucretiadream** » Sat Dec 18, 2004 10:44 pm

linkin park luv wrote:Reanimation was different from this CD with the simple fact that Reanimation had a different person mixing for each song...and the last two songs had Jonathan Davis from Korn 1stp( and Aaron Lewis from Staind.

Sorry, let me try this again. Jonathan Davis (1stp Klosr) and Aaron Lewis (Krwlng). Anyways, the rest of the post was going to say that Collision Course has made me into a non Linkin Park fan. I guess mainly cause I am not a Jay-Z fan.
In my opinion...remixing your songs once is ok, especially if you have multiple people involved, but remixing another batch of songs with only one musical guest. That deserves a nod of shame.