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I quite like it, better than album after album of more of the same... a bands gotta move in a new direction.

But this album doesn't seem like it will have the same longevity in my iPod lineup as previous LP albums.

So there you go.

I like ''leave out all the rest'' and ''what i've done,'' other than that i'm kind of disappointed with the rest. I'm a big fan of their earlier stuff though - ''papercut,'' ''crawling'' etc

I like it.

I think Linkin Park have always been different right from the start and will continue to produce "different" material.

Think back to hybrid theory being their first real album and then reanimation being their second. What other band do you know that has realeased a re-mix album as their second production album? It's pretty rare. Their label didn't want them to do it, but they did.

Their are some good tracks on this album. I was more disappointed with the length of the album. IMO it needs another heavy song.



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