Chester Working On Solo Album?

wow interesting stuff - i cant wait to hear this if the news is true.

i'd imagine it will be completely different to FM, should be great

 

I have a feeling that this one will be very similar to Grey Daze.

 

I really hope this is actually happening.

 

Why cant they all just work together. Theres too many side projects and solo projects, lets see some LP being LP :chaz:

 

I can tell you the exact reason why, as me and Mark just figured it out. Right now, because of the legal battle with Warner Brothers they cant legally release anything under Linkin Park.

So rather then not make any music, they are taking some time off to try new things while they cant record as Linkin Park.

Personally I think this was the best thing for the band. They'll come out of this a better band *shrugs*. Why? Because they finally got a chance to let out their true creativity. [/b][/quote]
Also, if they're released on LP's contract it means two less albums before it expires.

But what Derek said was right as well. Yes.

 

I can tell you the exact reason why, as me and Mark just figured it out. Right now, because of the legal battle with Warner Brothers they cant legally release anything under Linkin Park.

So rather then not make any music, they are taking some time off to try new things while they cant record as Linkin Park.

Personally I think this was the best thing for the band. They'll come out of this a better band *shrugs*. Why? Because they finally got a chance to let out their true creativity. [/b][/quote]
damn straight!

 

Yea i guess your right.

Damn you Warner Bros.!!!!!!!!!

 

Just call me Einstean.

 

There goes my hopes of Industrial Chester. Damn.

 

What makes you say there won't be any industrial on this album (provided it's released)?

 

What makes you say there won't be any industrial on this album (provided it's released)? [/b][/quote]
Working with members of Orgy is a start.

 

Working with members of Orgy is a start. [/b][/quote]
Chester is meant to be a fan of NIN and Rammstein, so if he plays a large enough part in the production himself you never know.

 

Chester is meant to be a fan of NIN and Rammstein, so if he plays a large enough part in the production himself you never know. [/b][/quote]
Nine Inch Nails was never really industrial. TDS & The Fragile were like, really gritty records, music wise, but overall it wasn't industrial. Rammstein were, but they've ventured into alternative metal/rock these days it seems.

But I guess if Chester has enough say in what his record will be like, it's possible. I guess I've lost all faith in Linkin Park and the members of the band. I think they're in it for the money now.

 

Nine Inch Nails was never really industrial. TDS & The Fragile were like, really gritty records, music wise, but overall it wasn't industrial. Rammstein were, but they've ventured into alternative metal/rock these days it seems.

But I guess if Chester has enough say in what his record will be like, it's possible. I guess I've lost all faith in Linkin Park and the members of the band. I think they're in it for the money now. [/b][/quote]
Even Mike?

 

Yeah. I'm not really into hip-hop anymore. I've been getting into psychedelic stuff more and more. I mean, I'll give anything a chance, and Fort Minor is no different. If it impresses me, than awesome. If it doesn't, oh well.

 

Yeah, fair do's. Maybe I'm just naive, but I have a feeling that Linkin Park's next album will be mindblowing if they can get a better producer, like Rick Rubin.