Jeff Blue describes it in his One Step Closer: From Xero to #1: Becoming Linkin Park book: "Next was "p o i n t i l l i s m", which was something Mike was creating for a soundtrack. "Pointillism" was in the last known Xero demo recorded with Mark Wakefield, dating from November 17, 1998. However, there's also the possibility that this was a new piece of music we haven't heard before.Īfter the BMI entry being on there for many years, it is now gone and redirects to an entry by Hans Zimmer. There's the possibility that it could have been one of the Xero demo tape tracks used in a video montage on the show or as commercial bumpers since the Xero tracks themselves don't have entries on the BMI catalog because the band wasn't signed to a publishing deal at the time they were recorded and only the subsequent versions of them are found on there. The fact that it's listed as "BG Cues" means that it was probably used as background music during a highlight reel segment or a lead into or out of a commercial break. NBA Inside Stuff is a show that's been around since 1990, it used to air on ABC and NBC before moving to NBA TV. The title was credited to Rob Bourdon, Brad Delson, Joe Hahn, Mike Shinoda and Mark Wakefield, which is the Xero line-up. The last two songs were previously unheard of and remain unreleased.Ī BMI entry named "NBA INSIDE STUFF-BG CUES (Legal Title)" was discussed a few times on LPAssociation and LPLive message boards over the years. Jeff Blue's One Step Closer: From Xero to #1: Becoming Linkin Park book released on Decemfeatures a picture of a Xero DAT tape with the following tracklist: "Rhinestone", "Dreamer" and "Weight". So you can tell just right away, from the name itself, that it is not a grail. It's D-E-F-T-E-S-T by the way, not D-E-A-F, because Mark was a big fan of the Deftones. Deftest, Mark and I did like a four track cassette version of it and it sounds like shit.
Pictureboard, you hear it, "Wow that's cool, I'm so glad we were so focused on that song." No I never said Pictureboard was a bad song. I strongly suggest you don't start putting your attention on Deftest.
If you were to hear that, you would not be. He was questioned about it on October 20, to which he said, "LPLive is now trying to get locked on to Deftest as the new Pictureboard. It was first mentioned by Mike on Twitch on October 15, 2020. "Deftest" was an early Xero demo written by Mike Shinoda and Mark Wakefield around the same time as " Dialate", before the band was formed. 11.6 Linkin Park Live At Beijing Workers' Stadium.11.3 Linkin Park Live At The Concert For The Philippines.11.2 Stone Temple Pilots Live At Hard Rock Live.11.1 Linkin Park Live At The Docklands Arena.2.14 Black Rock Shooter (Re-Mix by Joe Hahn).1.31 Hybrid Theory 20th Anniversary Remixes.1.27 Burn It Down Scoop DeVille Remix with Tech N9ne.1.13 "Thoughts That Take Away My Pride".Personally, I am open to that idea, but it’s certainly not on top of my to-do list." There’s a way to take something that didn’t hit the mark at a certain point in which it was made and revisit it through a newer land and make something good out of it. The idea of having that much material is always like you’ve got these assets that you can do something with and as an artist, the reason that stuff is not out is that it didn’t pass a certain threshold of quality. And the vast majority of it is garbage, but it’s a lot of stuff. "In general, just as a general idea, I probably make something like, if I averaged it out, I have like maybe six or seven digits of demos – just stuff.
TECH N9NE SONGS THAT ARENT ON ALBUMS FULL
Ranging from tossed studio ideas to full demos that haven't seen the light of day to collaborations with other artists, we covered the most noteworthy songs in this list to fill in Linkin Park fans on what exactly is still "unreleased" that we know of.Īs of 2021, Mike Shinoda says Linkin Park have "six or seven digits" of demos. With any band that has been around for as long as Linkin Park has, there is bound to be an extensive list of unreleased songs.
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