LINKIN PARK Document Making Of New Album

December 24, 2002

The making of LINKIN PARK's next album has been documented by their "Frat Party at the Pankake Festival" DVD director Bill Berg-Hillinger for a series of upcoming online shorts collectively called LPTV. "He's got footage of us writing, mixing and hanging out," reports MC Mike Shinoda. "He's got footage of us writing, mixing, and hanging out. From this footage, we're putting together a series of shorts called LPTV. You'll hear about it in the news section on [our official] web site when it's ready to come out. In each segment, you'll get to see us making the songs, from writing to recording them. The footage is amazing. On a couple of takes, he just happened to be filming during the second that we came up with a guitar or vocal idea. Anyway, for anyone who wants to see inside our creative process at work, it's a great thing to look for. Keep an eye on the news page for more details on LPTV."

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