↑ Digging Deep – A Conversation With Chester About Songwriting – Kevin Palmer, November 10, 2017.One Step Closer: From Xero to #1: Becoming Linkin Park. ↑ Chris Williams Rate-a-Record Sampler, by Linkin Park – iTunes, A to Z, December 30, 2014.↑ Linkin Park Catalog no Twitter: "Random troll image: :) ".
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The song was originally intended for the Dust Brothers album (hence why it was named after the duo), but once Jeff Blue had Mike and Chester work out a full demo, he liked it so much that he started putting it on demo CDs immediately, and then got permission to include the song on Hybrid Theory. While looking for a producer for their debut album, the band met John King and Mike Simpson in September or October 1999.
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This exact same version would be later released for free download on Hybrid Theory's official website and included in the Forgotten Demos disc of Hybrid Theory (20th Anniversary Edition). The version of " Points Of Authority" on this CD already has a similar structure to the final version of the song, but it contains alternate rap lyrics. The band decided to use that line after Don Gilmore misheard "Fear is powerful". This is also the first known demo with the lyrics "Fear is how I fall" in the chorus. " Crawling" is different to its counterpart on the 8-track demo CD, with Mike's raps and whispers being absent throughout the whole song, making it the earliest known version of the song without the rap bridge. Incorporating elements of hip-hop, jungle and drum & bass in a organic way, it became one of the band's favorite songs. " Papercut" was a song that came together relatively quickly. He was quite intense with the band, making them rewrite many songs over and over again, so the lyrics were written as a way to vent their frustration. " Plaster" was written after Hybrid Theory started working with producer Don Gilmore and was partially inspired by him. The first song was "Plaster" without a bridge and the second song was a very rough beat and guitar demo of "Papercut." In the first week of March, Mike Shinoda and Brad Delson went to Jeff's office with a two track demo of new tracks they were working on. The band entered NRG Recording Studios with producer Don Gilmore on Maand the recording process for Hybrid Theory was scheduled for a month and a half. The May 8 version has a note indicating that Chris Williams from 99X (a radio station in Atlanta, Georgia) picked "Plaster" for his Rate-a-Record program, where he played new alternative rock tracks and asked his audience to call in and choose their favorite one. Both versions had the name "Hybrid Theory" printed both on the cover and on the CD, indicating they might have been made before the name change to Linkin Park.
A second version of the CD dating from Apwas discovered by fan site LPCatalog in December 2016. A copy of the CD dating from was obtained by community member Ginger and made available for free download by fan site LPAssociation on September 15, 2012.
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