In Jeff Blue's book "One Step Closer: From Xero to #1: Becoming Linkin Park", he mentions a 9-track demo CD from the week of Augwith a track titled "I Hate You/Crawling", indicating "Crawling" already had the line before Kelis' single was officially out. This demo in particular starts with Chester yelling "I hate you so much right now!" in reference to the signature yell on "Caught Out There", the debut single by Kelis, released in the United States on September 20, 1999. The chorus of " Crawling" originated from a demo called " Blue" and the beat from a demo called " Sky". " Super Zero" is different from "By Myself" from the 2-track demo version, with significantly different lyrics and Mike whispering "So, what do you think?" at the beginning. The version on this CD is believed to be recorded after the demo version on the LP Underground 12 CD (which is similar to this one but still different).
" Points & Authority" came from a demo called "Oh No", which was released in the LP Underground X: Demos CD. According to Mike, his original beat for the song was scrapped and they had Rob record a new one right before they went into the studio. The version of " Untitled" on this CD was recorded after the version on the LP Underground 11 CD.
The original CD sold on eBay in 2004 dated from January 7, 2000, but the most common copy among collectors dates from February 11, 2000. Because of this, the date on the CD doesn't necessarily relate to when the demos were recorded. Records as a sampler to promote the band before the release of their debut album, taking the best demos of each song and combining them. The fact that the CD has a "Promo Use Only" warning indicates that it was used by Warner Bros.
It's unknown whether the spelling of "Super Zero" on the tracklist can be attributed to the band themselves or to miscommunication with the label.
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After being availble in varying quality around the internet for many years, community member Energy obtained a copy of the CD and made a high quality rip available on LPFuse for free download as a Christmas present in 2004. The 9-track demo was the first source for many working titles and its tracks became the most well-known and widest circulated Hybrid Theory demos.
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