Should Linkin Park have guests on future albums?

I was wondering about that after seeing the concert and listening to Reanimation. Since some of you think some of the guests kinda ruined the songs, do you think they should show up on original songs on future albums instead? By doing this, they might have more diverse lyrics and new patterns for songs, as well as longer songs possibly. They also bring out guests to sing with them at their live shows so why not do it on an album? When they perform those songs live, they can probably sing the guests' parts themselves too. Or would it be too many vocalists on one song? What do you guys think?

 

Maybe on one track. Like how they did Nobody's Listening @ Projekt Revolution with Xzibit. That was cool. Even though he just used his verse from that song with Eminem.

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Xzibit did 'It's Going Down' with Biohazard on Letterman a year or two ago. That was cool.

 

Yeah, one track no more... But that would be cool . If the artist they play with is good .

 

I think that LP should do more music just themselves. I'm sure they have plenty of ideas to be expressed on the next possible album. They said it themselves they were getting tired of doing the same songs over again, and that they are recording stuff on their bus, etc. More Original LP Songs= More multi-platinum albums and hits! B)

 

yes. variety is the spice of life.

 

I really think LP could use more song's to themself's b/c if they produced their own song's even, it would be way more showing of their ability and style. But the producer really break's down their style and takes away their space for creativity. :angry:

 

Maybe one or two, but no more then that.

 

it would b a great idea

 

I agree that female vocals would be cool...maybe Amy Lee of Evanescence ot Jessicka of Scarling. Didn't someone in LP (Chester?) say something about wanting to work with Bjork?

 

I think they did alright on Reanimation.
I liked Krwling a lot.

 

Aaron Lewis or Fred Durst or Jonathan Davis, must be one of them 3 for me

 

Amy Lee of Evanescence, Scooter Ward of Cold, Stephen Richards of Taproot, Fred Durst of limpbizkit, Jonathon Davis of Korn, Aaron Lewis of Staind, Mark Chavez of ADEMA, Scott Anderson of finger eleven, Chad Kroeger of Nickelback, Chad Grey of Mudvayne, Kevin Palmer of TRUSTcompany, Michael Cummings of Powerman 5000, Jared Leto of 30 Seconds To Mars, Christian Lindskog Of blindside, Cristian Machado of Ill Niño, Jason Jones of Drowning Pool, Doug Robb of Hoobastank, Brandon Boyd of Incubus, Sonny Sandoval of P.O.D., Pete Loeffler of Chevelle, Chris Volz of FLAW, Sully Erna of Godsmack, Jacoby Shaddix of Papa Roach, Jay Gordon of Orgy, Wayne Static of Static-X, Wes Scantlin of Puddle of Mudd, Rob Zombie...

Any of them.

[Edit] I added a couple names.

[Edit2] Added some more names.

 

I think LP should experiment with different instruments and sounds and maybe they should think about a female vocalist in there on a track or two... I think Brad should experiment with different stringed instruments, guitar effects, and maybe an acoustic/electric song with acoustic in the verses and electric in the chorus... the possibilities are endless of what they could do

 

yeah, i wish they had more acoustics, or maybe Brad playing with the wah.... In terms of a guest...Amy Lee would kick ass I agree :chaz:

 

Yeah that would be awesome.

 

I don't think they should have any guests on any of their albums.

 

I highly agree with Wayne Static on a song.

 

now there are some interesting ideas.