New Linkin Park/Filter CDs

[Guest wwF1587]

well?

[Guest hardyz1]

Well, LP's is remix shit, so avoid it, unless you like remix shit. Filter I would at least check out, however.

 

Remixes fucking suck.

 

:::patiently waits for someone to come in and say LP's stuff already sucked:::

[Guest Shaved Bear]

Linkin Park, I don't like 'em but I ask, doesn't making a remix album after 1 album make them sound like money whores

[Guest KingOfOldSchool]

Nothing by Linkin Park is ever worth 15 bucks. This especially goes for remix albums.

 

At least check out Filter.

 

And yes, Bear. It does make them look like money whores. But if I know my generation well, the god-forsaken thing will go at least Platinum.

[Guest Snappy Nappy Dugout]

I Heard LP Whole Remix album. They have like 3 or 4 good remix song(Pushing Me Away, In the End, Crawling). But the rest suck, I'd say just D/L It.

 

But Fliter, you should buy. I Just got the cd and it's good.

[Guest wwF1587]

Can someone give me an audio clip of the the "hit song" off Filter's new album. I heard a song off of Linkin Park's new one but FIlter I have not heard.

[Guest mister foozel]

Linkin Park's music all sounds the same. Every frickin song. They aren't bad though, but I too hate remixes because every damn popular crappy ass song these days is made crappier with a crappy remix.

 

TOTAL CRAP

 

And, off topic (excuse me), judging from "Unwritten Religion's" signature, Trish Stratus has bigger muscles than ME.

[Guest CoreyLazarus416]

And, off topic (excuse me), judging from "Unwritten Religion's" signature, Trish Stratus has bigger muscles than ME.

Me too, foozel...me too **sniff, sniff**. But I but my wrist is stronger than hers, if ya catch my drift **wink, wink**.

 

 

Yep, I play thrash guitar, which demands lots of wrist movements at a fast-as-fuck pace, so my wrist is quite strong.

 

Anyways, I don't think any Filter album is worth more than maybe $10. Short Bus was decent, as was Title Of Record, but the new single doesn't really do anything for me, aside from prove that Richard Patrick continues to grow as a vocalist.