BURN IT DOWN Puzzle - Ongoing Progress (Full Puzzle Complete)

It's been discussed and we figured out that really the only logical solution it the XXXXX XXXX numbers in the coding.

 

While listening to the album on his iPod

 

come on hacker genius john nash people I believe in you!

 

Looks like a Tracklist....didn't I read somewhere on LPA that supposedly there were 16 tracks on the new album?...

 

That was just a random thought someone had MANY pages back

 

Tracklist would be nice to know!

 

Well those can't be the names of the songs, because the song names would have to be really short then

 

At least three of the tracks are 00000 0000

 

That helps! Thanks!!

 

Hi all,

Long time fan here, but haven't posted much.

Anyway what about Mike last tweet?

"I feel like our puzzles are turning you all into the main character from the movie Pi. Instead of 216, it's 4/16, ha. #burnitdown"

The 216 refers to the 216-letter name of God sought by the characters of the film Pi, 4/16 is the date of the single release so maybe there something in these references?

Sorry if this has already been looked at.

J

 

Don't look into that much, Mike was poking fun at the fact that we're all going crazy in here.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQ1sZSCz47w:trollface:

 

Ok, I think we should blind out everything else than this numbers here.
Lets start to guess? Mayve we'll find some letters or something like that.
(So let's imagine, the numbers are NOT the setlist)

Let us look at it as if we know the anwser, you know what i mean?

 

Make sense at all.... Remember during ATS puzzle where Oppenheimer speech was being a reference of the album... Maybe this one too... There's possiblity..

 

I retire from this one. Not good with numbers.

 

I haven't been reading this thread as I was sleeping but I'd like to point out a few peculiar things with these numbers.

Firstly, divide these number into 3 segments. For eg, the 1st set of numbers are "53282 3265". Divide this as "5 | 3282 | 3265". Now, I can't find a pattern with the first digit other than the fact that it doesn't go higher than 6 (each puzzle is a 6x6 quadrant - that's the only relation I could come up with).

For the next 2 set of numbers, you'd realise that their difference is 17 (3282 - 3265 = 17). I did this for the rest of the numbers and I got 13, 25, 20, 12, 24, 11. It's interesting to note that the difference is not high.

I obviously tried to match the answer of each difference with the alphabet but didn't get a proper word out of it.

Any thoughts?

 

01. <!--53282 3265-->
02. <!--41602 1589-->
03. <!--31157 1132-->
04. <!--00000 0000-->
05. <!---->
06. <!--61752 1732-->
07. <!--53168 3156-->
08. <!---->
09. <!--44682 4658-->
10. <!--39376 9365-->
11. <!---->
12. <!--00000 0000-->
13. <!---->
14. <!---->
15. <!--00000 0000-->
16. <!---->

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I think i seriously got something. Dont know how useful but: the second number of the 5 no. row is always the first in the 4 no. row!
Couldnt that mean something?!

Edit: more than that! The second and third are mostly the first and the second!

 

I think you may have got something here!

 

I hope so!!