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Inni o LP i LP o innych :
01. Na Howard Stern Show Ozzy Osbourne ( dawniej Black Sabbath ) nosił koszulkę Linkin Park. Spytany : dlaczego ? Odpowiedział coś podobnego do "bo kocham ich muzykę"
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02. Fieldy ( Korn ) - "I'm not hating on Linkin Park or Limp Bizkit, because we can't do this alone, but we've been doin this shit for 10 years, when those bands came out selling 7 million records, it was like 'What about us?' We've paved the way for all these guys and its finally our time to sell some records. A lot of these other bands just had to scream to sell a million records. We had to bust our asses for a decade"
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03. Chino Moreno ( Deftones ) - spytany o to dlaczego Deftones popiera Limp Bizkit w UK : "I look at it like we are playing a show. People don't admit they like Limp Bizkit, I said something to the crowd last night (in Manchester) about Limp Bizkit and everyone stated booing. But I know for a fact that all those kids would go to see Limp Bizkit play, and they probably own a Limp Bizkit album, they have to - why do they sell so many records....I don't dislike Limp Bizkit's music, the same way with Linkin Park, it's very formulated and predictable and I think it's good for what it is. It's like a party youthful record, and I look at it like that."
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04. Dan Donegan ( Disturbed ) - "I think Linkin Park are great(laughs). There aren't a lot of two-vocalist bands that I like, but I think Linkin Park are really good. We've done a few shows with them, and they're a really great band and really nice people. Their album "Hybrid Theory" is one of my favorites out at the moment. Sure, I like aggressive stuff, but Linkin Park are a great band, and the vocalist can sing and I like that in a vocalist."
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05. Seth ( Crazy Town ) - spytany jaką muzykę aktualnie słucha : "One Minute Silence (I love that band), Linkin Park, Chester's Our Boy, it's all basically the same shit. I love Nine Inch Nails too..."
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06. Aron Aedy ( Paradise Lost ) - "Mają kilka ciekawych numerów i bardzo ich cenię za to, że tak samo jak my przywiązują dużą wagę do melodii... Wiem że dla wielu jest to zbyt nowoczesne, lecz ja mam to gdzieś i nie przywiązuje wagi do etykietki..."
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07. Brock ( 36 Crazyfists ) - Your debut album, 'Bitterness the Star', is a hard edged affair. Have you consciously avoided making a pop-metal album a la linkin park and P.O.D?
Brock: "We consciously avoided being anything predictable. Those bands are all good at what they do but they seem like they've been cookie-cuttered out and we don't want to be like that. We're pretty funny about that. If we have a riff that sounds like something similar to one of those bands we're really anal about it and steer clear of it - even if it sounds good. We don't want to be a part of all that."
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08. Zakk Wylde ( Black Laber Society ) - "The Linkin Park guys got their Limp Bizkit thing, but they're younger kids and shit like that. Who's goin' after us? Fuckin' Crazy Town, I think ? Well, fuckin' good luck. We'll destroy them -- fuckin' destroy them!"
Hit Parader: Having spent the past summer on Ozzfest, what newer bands are you liking?
Zakk: "Well, Linkin Park -- My kids play their stuff all the time, and all the songs are really good and the production is slamming. I never got a chance to really listen to it on Ozzfest-other than what they play on the radio, and stuff like that, but the guitar tones are fucking slamming on the rest of the record, and the way they use the two different voices is really cool. It's good, the whole fucking nine yards, man...Not that I'm going to be putting any rap on any of my fucking albums anytime soon!"
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09. Van Halen - David Lee Roth stopped Linkin Park, backstage at the 2002 VMA's, and apologized for his presenting partner Sammy Hagar's rudeness toward them onstage. Showing he was for real about digging their music, he sang a few bars of "In the End." As the former Van Halen singer exited, Bennington looked to his band and said, "Diamond Dave is a fan. That rules."
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10. Max ( 40 Below Summer ) - I can't say anything really pisses me off, there's a diversity, there are bands I don't like, bands I do like but the bands I don't like, that's just a matter of opinion, and my opinion is just like anyone else's, it matters about as much as a cup of coffee so, who gives a shit? Whether I fuckin' love Slipknot or hate Slipknot, they're still selling a million records, whether I love Linkin Park or hate Linkin Park, those are two ends of the spectrum of metal music, they're selling 10 million records ya'know what I mean? Whether I love System, ya'know 'cause they're all weird and off to the side, and they do their own System thing or I hate them, they're selling records, and all those bands are good in their own way, they're just not, ya'know, us we do our thing our way they do their thing their way. Ya'know, and I'm not going to say anyone of those bands is bad because they're not, they can all play their instruments, and they can all do their parts well. And as far as Slipknot, you know we love them, that's the whole reason why we're here where we are, ya'know it's pretty much because of Slipknot so I mean when I first head their record I was blown away
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11. Alicia Keys - Na rozdaniu Grammy powiedziała, że kocha Linkin Park, spytana o nominowanych do nagrody "Best new artist"
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12. Chris ( 3 Doors Down ) - Chris: "...And the rap-rock stuff is great, I love it. It's really aggressive. But you heard one, you heard 'em all, in my opinion. And when we were writing the music [to The Better Life], I thought it was great stuff and everybody around me seemed to like it. Now you got bands like Linkin Park that mix the two, they rap for a little while and they have melody as well."
NYRock: and you guys like that mixing?
Chris: "Oh, I love it. I love it. It gives you the aggressive part and the melodic part at the same time."
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13. Aaron Lewis ( Staind ) - You know, it seems to be changing a little bit. The bands that blew up over the last year have been bands that are serious on the lyrical content a little more meaningful, like Linkin Park, Papa Roach and Disturbed. It's not just fluff.
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14. Mark ( Adema ) - What I think Linkin Park do well is that I think they touch on all the things that people can relate to in their songs. What I often say on stage it's great to see large crowds of people having fun together 'cos there's a lot of fucked up shit going on in the world. I think parents who are scared of this music are fools because their kids could be doing a lot worse by coming to on Adema show or a Linkin Park show or a Korn show. You'd rather have your kids at a concert that on the streets than doing dumb ass shit.
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15. Tye ( Alien Ant Farm ) - You haven't played any pranks on Linkin Park yet?
Nah, not yet. You could see how easy it would be to get kicked off the tour. They're like really strict. It's cool though cause like the singer, he hangs out with us a lot, Chester, always on stage when we play, always hanging out, he's like the only one in the group that drinks, he hangs out and he'll drink with us, he's really a cool guy.
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16. Beautiful Creatures - Ventured out to watch some of the other bands on the bill, I personally watched Union Underground and Disturbed on stage 2nd, then walked to main stage to try and see some of Linkin Park. As I walked up, I heard the echoing sounds of their 2nd single "Crawling" as I reached the sound board (which took about 10 min.) they kicked into their big hit "One Step Closer To The Edge" and the crowd lost it. They Rocked! I also had a chance to see Papa Roach and Slipknot, Thought they were very cool
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17. Josh ( Union Underground ) - We never listen to ourselves on the road because we play it 5,6 nights a week. Everything. Disturbed, Linkin Park, Marilyn Mason, like I said, we're huge fans. Pantera, Fiona Apple ...
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18. Twiztid - Linkin Park is fresh cause they got skillz, but they're not a metal band either, but because they rock, they get no love from the Rap Magz=(Sad)
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19. Trustcompany - The comparison is kind of weird, because we don't have any rapping, we don't have a DJ, samples or those techno-type beats. Ninety-eight percent of our songs were written before I'd ever heard of Linkin Park. But we both do play heavy music that's not afraid to be vulnerable -- and we both have singing and choruses
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20. Slipknot -
Shawn Crahan :...that you can support all these clichés make me sick. Linkin Park, they are a cliché, and that makes me barf. This guy believes he's bad, because he's got a mohawk? I have to play with those bastards during all the summer. I've met them, they suck, they aren't original. This Chester isn't even an original member, he joined the band three months before they come out their hit. All that sucks, why would I want to be apart of this business? I'm eager to have this guy in front of me and tell him what I think about him and his band. [...] Linkin Park? Everybody knows that's all baloney, but nobody dares to say it. That's all for the money.
Joey Jordison napisał na forum Road Runner temat nazwany 'Linkin hating is a lie' w którym to zaprzeczył jakoby Slipknot uważał muzykę LP za gówno. Dodaj również, że nigdy nikt nie wypowiadał poniżających komentarzy na temat jakiegokolwiek z członków zespołu. Powiedział też, że LP to nie ich styl, ale na takie jakie jest, jest niezłe. Spędzali razem czas na Ozzfest 2001 i jakoś nie mieli z tym problemów .... To w przeciwieństwie natomiast do innego cytatu w tym samym temacie, który najprawdopodobniej napisał inny członek Slipknot - "We don't really like shit music like Linkin Park. Chester is a whiney bitch and Mike Shinoda is a disgrace to the rap community. Someone should just put Linkin Park out of their misery. Their music isn't even music, its shit"
Następny cytat : Thomson may look and talk 100% metal, but a peek into his CD case says otherwise: Bela Feck and the Flecktones, a Mozart concerto, Gorefest, lots of Hendrix, Stones and Beatles, Morbid Angel, Iron Maiden, Canibal Corpse, the Misfits. "I have to have my Beatles and Stones," he says. "That's the only way you can stay on tour when you're playing with Linkin Park. Please print that. If they want to fight, my bus is the white one with the stupid gay stuff on the side of it.
Paul Gray - "Since we're a lot heavier than Linkin Park, a lot of people think they're better musicians than us, but we can play just as fuckin' well. We're gonna write song stuff that will maybe shut up a few of the people who don't think we can actually play."
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21. Skinlab - Since, like most styles of music now, metal is fragmenting and shifting, there has been much talk of true metal. Surprisingly, it's not Manowar or Poison, but is it Limp Bizkit?
"Fuck no," snaps Esquivel. "Slayer, Strapping Young Lad, Meshuggah. Just heavy, loud, brutal music."
Linkin Park?
"Dude, I listen to music for what it is. I'll probably lose fans for saying this but I like some of the Linkin Park stuff. That's one thing that'll separate myself from a lot of people. We consume every type of music there is. I don't try to limit myself. I'm not going to go out and buy Ricky Martin's record, but you hear it. The last record I bought was probably Stereolab."
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22. Anthony ( Red Hot Chili Peppers ) - We were early in creating the combination of hard-core funk with hip-hop, rap-style vocals in a live-band context. We became, maybe, an inspiration to Limp Bizkit, Kid Rock, Linkin Park--all these other bands that are doing that now. Today when we write music we don't sound anything like we did. So we still feel like pioneers because we're not bowing down to the system.
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23. David ( Papa Roach ) - I'm actually glad we didn't win Best New Artist last year, because that's like the kiss of death award. Didn't Men at Work win that, and then they were never heard from again? Last year, we were so busy touring that it didn't really hit me until after and they sent us the little certificate and medal in the mail. Then it finally hit me like 'Wow, we were nominated for a Grammy.' Now I'm really proud of it. ... I'm hoping that Linkin Park doesn't win Best New Artist, because I want them to be around for more than a year.
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24. Andy ( Nonpoint ) - How's the feeling of being with all these other bands, I mean, Ozzfest is the biggest tour in the country?
It's an awesome thing. I don't know how else to see it. Were just hanging out by our buses and we see Coby Dick from P. Roach just come swinging by on his scooter. And you see Chester from Linkin Park coming on our bus hanging out with us every other day. Everybody is just being real cool. Being a new band who doesn't necessarily hang out with rock stars as you put it on a daily basis, just being thrown into a situation where you just equal with everybody is pretty cool. You walk around and everybody get you know your name and I don't see myself as anybody, I'm just a guy that plays guitar but those guys see me as this guys from Nonpoint just like I see him as the singer from Papa Roach. They see it back and forth and it's kind of weird actually. I'm not big on "look at me" attention. But it's starting to take it's toll. Were headlining now so kids will walk up to me right away say hey man sign this for me, and that never used to happen. I was always just the guys with the hat on nobody recognized me. But things are starting to, I guess, get better for us.
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25. Matt ( Nothingface ) - If you're a Linkin Park fan, there's stuff you might like, but we've been able to find this natural groove we never had before."
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26. Sully ( Godsmack ) - I'll tell you who I'm really happy for as young as they are and doing as well as they are is Linkin Park, I think their stuff is really good. At first it took me a second to get what they were doing, but I think they pulled it off in a really clever way considering this rap-rock thing has kind of been on its way out. I think they do it really well, and I'm excited for them. There's a lot of new bands coming up and doing some amazing things and that's just one band I've noticed I think is doing a great job.
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27. Joe ( Def Leppard ) - ...my favorite song of all time is Mott The Hoople's ALL THE YOUNG DUDES. Written by David Bowie. Mott being around for a long time, never had a hit, Bowie writes a song for them, and they become huge! That never bothered any of their fans, it certainly never bothered ME. So that would be a yardstick for me, to like, not give a shit; MY favorite song was written FOR somebody BY somebody else. It will be recognizable as Def Leppard, the same way that Limp Bizkit is recognizable to Limp Bizkit fans. Or Linkin Park are to Linkin Park fans, or Marilyn Manson to his fans . It changes a bit..... It moves on..... But it still has a recognizable sound. No artist should be embarrassed to be recognizable as himself, cause that's the reason to do it in the first place! I get annoyed when I hear artist act like "Ok, I've made this thing now, and now I have to make something that sounds nothing like what made me popular.
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28. Tom ( Blink 182 ) - Po wygraniu nagrody Much Music Video "I can see why we won over Linkin Park and Creed because we're a better band."
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29. Elijah ( Deadsy ) - What was it like playing on the Family Values tour?
It was a trial by fire. It was really nice to be in that environment because you are brought to another standard. Those guys are obviously serious professionals, everyone of those guys, especially Static-X and Linkin Park. I just learned a lot and took it all in
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30. Headstrong - We did try to avoid the whole rap-rock stigma. Even though it's popular right now, it's a dirty term. It's got no credibility to it even though, you know, Linkin Park's doing fine and they're a rap-rock band.
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31. Dave ( Ill Nino ) - I started the band because it was the right time for me to start a band, instead of playing drums for someone else. I also like Slipknot, and a lot of other bands like Linkin Park, Zombie, and older bands like Queen and old Metallica.
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32. Chali 2na ( Jurassic 5 ) - When me and Mike was vibing at his crib, man, on that song, I really got a full-fledged appreciation for how he sees hip-hop, man. You know what I'm saying? Just looking at the structure, how it's made. The rappers that he thought to use. I mean, I thought that, it took, it took balls man. And it took knowledge of what's actually going on with some good music
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33. Led Zeppelin - Kerrang.com : The single Morning Dew is an old song you've re recorded, why did you feel it was relevant now?
RP: "It was written in 1962 and it's just a beautiful song. It's about the Holocaust, it talks about being mis-informed . It's a beautiful vignette I've carried with me and it's just popular entertainment. Like Linkin Park or Creed, it's commercial but responsible at the same time. I'm an old guy I've been around a long time and I know how to do music with soul not just make cash."
Kerrang.com: Do you like Linkin Park or Creed then?
RP: "They're popular at the moment but there's room for a lot of music. The most immediate way to the soul isn't necessarily that form of power, it can be lyrics also. I wrote the lyrics to Kashmir, Stairway To Heaven and Black Dog and we had many different sides to Zep not just the hard core. You know, you can do damage with velvet as well as steel, you can caress with steel or bludgeon with velvet it's just projection really."
Kerrang.com: Are people just bored of manufactured bands now?
RP: "Maybe but how can we tell? The record labels that subsidise Kerrang! still put in adverts for Linkin Park, so that's just hype and money. All wheels within wheels. I mean Linkin Park aren't offensive and are only about as relevant as Rainbow were in Zeps day. It's just anthems for the day I suppose. The difference is Zep could do 15 minute songs and today is quite formulaic, I mean can you imagine a rhythm section playing quietly for ten minutes while someone tells you a story about Mud Sharks?"
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34. Marilyn Manson - "Bands like Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park, they are, in a sense, a scarier version of the the boy bands. For the really rowdy 12-year-old girls."
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35. Mogwai - I hate Linkin Park, to me it sounds like really bad Depeche Mode with downtuned guitars over the top.
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36. Nelly - I like a lot of those, I like the P.O.D. joint, I like the Linkin Park joint. You know of course my dirty is up there, the St. Louis boys they're doing their thing, they're hanging up there, they're gone. I don't know its tough up there right now.
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37. New Found Glory - No, bands like Saliva, Linkin Park, like all the radio bands ......... like all these bands you never heard of until they got signed to a major label and never toured, those bands are bands that are just made to sell records, they are a machine! Ya know what I'm saying? They put out a song and tour and sell a million records. And it's like we worked for every step and taken every step slowly so we learn everything along the way, and learn what to do and what not to do. We look at other bands and know not to do those things those other bands do.
Wypowiedzi LP o innych :
Q: With the likes of Limp Bizkit and Deftones taking nu metal to a massive global audience, do Linkin Park feel part of this scene?
Joe: "We don't have any intentions of being part of a genre but it's quite flattering to be grouped in with those bands."
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PRP: You handle the more rap oriented side of things vocally, who would you list as influences and idols as far as emceeing goes?
Mike: I really like listening to The Roots, Black Eyed Peas, Jurassic 5, Pharoahe Monch, and lots of others. I don't think we really have space for me to list all my favorite emcees off.
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Brad: The day before the tour we're going to have all our bags packed and we're going to be like 'alright we're going to Europe' and they are going to be like 'the Deftones really don't want you to play with them!"
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Brad: So they are a big influence. Everything from hip-hop stuff like Black Star, The Roots, Mos Def to more electronic sounding stuff. Roni Size, Aphex Twin, even Depeche Mode. All of those bands we really like. The only "joke" was Craig David.
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PRP: As a group, you've maintained a fairly clean cut and positive vibe around you despite touring with bands such as the Kottonmouth Kings and (hed)p.e. who are known to get into a bit of trouble now and then, would you say that you guys are all relatively laid back?
Mike: We aren't trying to be big bad rock stars or anything. But I wouldn't say those bands are either, necessarily. We have fun at our own pace.
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Brad: "I'm sure the Deftones are going to be phenomenal. I've seen them since I was in high school and I think they are the best live band for hard music there is. If you watch Chino his performance is so emotional and frickin
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Mike: "All the guys in that band could just stand there and it's crazy to see them get on stage."
Brad: "The fact we're playing before them on the same show is weird. We just want to do a good job."
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Mike Shinoda: My first concert experience was one of the things that inspired me most. That was the Killer B's show, which was Anthrax with Public Enemy, and obviously that's the blend of music I've been interested in kind of performing since then, so it was really influential.
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Brad Delson: I got my first guitar about 11 years ago. I was probably in the sixth grade, [and that was how I got] inspired to grow long hair, 'cause that was the era in which Guns 'N' Roses, Metallica -- those bands were at their height, but my hair doesn't grow long really. It kind of grows outward so I tried to straighten it with a hair dryer and wound up trying to chemically straighten it, and then it died. So now I'm left with the bare minimum. |
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