Linkin Park - Minutes To Midnight (Pre) [may 2oo7]

[robin]

Linkin Park's third studio album
Linkin Park's third studio album is slated for a 2007 summer release. Its title has yet to be announced.
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] Background information and recent events
This album was produced by both Rick Rubin and Mike Shinoda.
Many people have claimed "The first public glimpse of the third album was when Linkin Park performed the song "Qwerty" live at Summer Sonic 2006, which the band wrote the lyrics to on the way there". This, however, is not true; "Qwerty" came out of the recording process for the new album but will not be included in the eventual release. No tracks from the new album have been released through any medium to date as at 5th February 2007, and in fact the album has only recently reached the "mixing" stage, after which it will need to go into mastering before being distributed, probably in May 2007. There are rumours in "Kerrang!" Magazine that the new album will be called "Trials and Tribulations". But it is not certain due to the fact that each member is rumoured to have their own individual name for the album.
To the dismay of many fans, the album has been delayed many times (first scheduled for Summer 2006, then Fall 2006, then the beginning of 2007, and now summer 2007). "When songs are pouring out you don't ever want to stop that. We already have over 100 roughs for songs," said Mike Shinoda, "We've narrowed it down since but we're not ready to commit to those yet." [1]
On October 17, 2006, Dave Farrell a.k.a 'Phoenix' stated that the band narrowed 30 possible new songs down to 18 to make the final cut for the upcoming album.
The song "Qwerty" has appeared on the new Linkin Park Underground v6.0 CD (as of Dec. 5th 2006), in both live and studio demo versions. It has been confirmed that no songs on the LPU CD will appear on the new album. This means that "Qwerty" and "Announcement Service Public" will not appear on the new album.
On December 12th, Phoenix was interviewed by the Linkin Park Association where he cleared up some things about the new album.[1]
In the latest Linkin Park Underground newsletter, and on the Linkin Park myspace page [2], it has been confirmed that Linkin Park is in the mixing stage and will release the first single in March.
In the latest Linkin Park Underground chat[2][3], Drummer Rob Bourdon said that the album will not be out until Summer 2007, due for the fact that the guys need more time to do mixing of the album. He also stated that they still have not decided on an album title.
[edit] Music style
Mike Shinoda recently said this in a Linkin Park Underground Chat, when asked about the genre of the new album, "I just think the styles we're mixing right now are all over the place. We have really been pushing things outside the box. But even like my Fort Minor album--it's a hip hop album, but a lot of the stuff isn't conventional. The LP album won't sound like FM, but it has its own unique sound that still sounds like LP--just different." [3]
In a recent interview with MTV.com, Chester explained that the nu metal sound from their previous albums is completely gone. He also explained that the new album is a mix of punk, classic rock, and vintage hip-hop beats. Chester also said that it will not be a double album, but wouldn't say how many songs they would record. [4]
Speaking with Rolling Stone while recording their anticipated third release, Linkin Park divulged a few new details concerning the album. It's been noted in the interview that they would add more songs in their album than in the past. On another interesting note, the guys spoke about a new track called "Accident", a working title given on account of Brad Delson's accidental riff. "The guitar sounds like AC/DC, the beat sounds like Motown, and there's a Stones-like groove to it. But it's got rapping and Clash-style vocals" remarks co-producer Mike Shinoda, who only hopes their latest will keep people from categorizing the group as rap-rock. "It's so different it may take people a beat to go 'I can't believe it's the same band'." But hopefully their next thought would be "Fuckin' Cool!" Recently it has been learned, through his website, that Dave Campbell (strings in Breaking the Habit) will help with the new album.
In the December issue of Blender magazine, Chester talked a little bit about the sound of the upcoming album, "Rick has brought more of a stripped down, classic-rock and hip-hop kind of feel. We're using vintage guitars and drums carved out of wood and skin for a more tribal sound. It's definitely not nu-metal." He also gave a clue toward the album name, saying that it would be called "T_____ and T_____". Given this clue, a popular guess amongst fans (and the interviewer) is the title "Trials and Tribulations". However, in a recent interview Phoenix stated that the album title hasn't been chosen yet. Rob has also stated this in an LPU chat in February.
1. [^ The Linkin Park Army Message Board (February 05, 2007). LPU Transcript Full version. Retrieved on February 06, 2007.
Linkin Park

Chester Bennington - Rob Bourdon - Brad Delson - Dave Farrell - Joe Hahn - Mike Shinoda

hey lp fan's write ur opinion...................

[alex fire]

I think LP will rock d fanz with thier mind blowing tracks...........

[rubel153]

waiting for new album

[onneshon]

LP is doing the Download concert in England this June... 2nd day of the 3 day concert... Others wud be My Chemical Romace (first day) (british Band - insanely awesome) and Iron Maiden (3rd Day). Tambu gaira 3 deen thaka lagbe if we cant get some rooms somewhere... Tambu idea ta isnt looking bad either... hmmmph! Eitherways will get to hear the new tracks live!

[Dhiman]

LP is absolutely rock.

[robin]

the name of lp's new album is MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT....will realese on may 15...
albunm is produce by mike shinoda n rick rubin....

[~$#@ggY~]

Linkin Park - Minutes To Midnight (Advance)


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General Information
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Artist...............: Linkin Park
Album................: Minutes To Midnight
Year.................: 2007
Comment..............: Warner Bros. Records
Type.................: Studio
Duration.............: 69.00 mins
Number of Songs......: 20

Audio Format.........: MP3
Ripper...............: dbpowerAMP Music Converter
Encoder..............: LAME
Bitrate..............: 192 kBit/s
Hz...................: 44,100
Channels.............: Stereo


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Release Notes
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Track Listing:

01 Stand (not a complete song - 14secs of crap)
02 Bleed It Out
03 Get Through
04 What I've Done
05 In This World
06 The Little Things You Give Away
07 Hold Nothing Back
08 Over The Top
09 Promisse
10 Real Life
11 Afraid This Time
12 2 Worlds
13 Until The End
14 Collapsing The Unit
15 We Use The Pain
16 One Perfect Something
17 No Way (Bom=nus Track)
18 Feel (demo '01) (Bonus Track)
19 Screaming At Space (Bonus Track)
20 [Qwerty} (Live Somer Sonic '06(Bonus Track)

Notes:
Minutes to Midnight is Linkin Park's upcoming third studio album, scheduled for
release on May 14, 2007 worldwide, with the exception of North America where it
will be released on May 15. The title is a reference to the Doomsday Clock,
where "minutes to midnight" is a measure of the proximity of the world to
nuclear destruction.

This album was produced by Mike Shinoda and Rick Rubin.

The first single, "What I've Done", is to be released April 2nd 2007, and the
video was directed by Joseph Hahn.

To the dismay of many fans, the album has been delayed many times (first
scheduled for Summer 2006, then Fall 2006, then the beginning of 2007, and now
May 15, 2007. "When songs are pouring out you don't ever want to stop that. We
already have over 100 roughs for songs," said Mike Shinoda, "We've narrowed it
down since but we're not ready to commit to those yet."

The song from the early demo sessions, "Qwerty", which was rumored to be on
Minutes to Midnight, has appeared on the Linkin Park Underground v6.0 CD on
December 5, 2006 in both live and studio demo versions. It has been confirmed
that "Qwerty" and the other songs on the LPU CD will not appear on the new
album.

On December 12th, Phoenix was interviewed by the Linkin Park Association where
he cleared up some things about the new album.

"This was a year-and-a-half long process of really hard work and experimentation
in the studio that yielded about 150 rough songs," guitarist Brad Delson tells
Billboard.com. The band recorded 17 tracks and is now whittling down which ones
will make the final cut. "Not only is this album incredibly diverse, but the
depth of the material is really strong,ö Delson says.

Confirmed Tracks

* "Bleed It Out" (It's working title was "Accident")
* "The Little Things Give You Away"
* "What I've Done" (The first single from Minutes to Midnight)
* "When My Times Comes"/"Leave Out All The Rest" (final title has not been
decided)

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[Severus]

yay. LP's coming back

[AngeL_EyeZ]

YeaaaaaaaaY I LOVE Linkin PARK!!!! Thanks JAAN for the infos


Can't wait to hear LP's new songs!!!!

[The_ÐéviL]

Thnx a Ton 4 the Link!! n 4 the infoz too!