"What I've Done" Music Video to Premiere Next Week?

All the full versions of the song and official music videos have been deleted off there, I know because I have just searched it...

Warner Bros take all the fun out of Linkin Park..... Party Poopers

 

^ not true, they're still up (if i'm not allowed to talk about this, my apologies). saw it this morning and checked now they're still up.

 

Yeah theres a few versions up on youtube =]

 

What does everyone think of the video then? I just watched it on youtube, I think it's actually really crap, doesn't look like much effort went into it at all, I'm really disappointed, not up to the standards of all other LP videos

 

Na, I see the symbolism in it, I just don't think they really convey the ideas very well at all... It just seems a mess to me, perhaps not helped by the fact the sound wasn't properly lined up on the version I was watching. I think it jumps around too much and too quickly, which doesn't really fit with the song in my opinion.

 

I think the problem most people have with that is that Linkin Park has never been a political band, and most people would have agreed that they would have never thought that Linkin Park would begin tackling issues on the political side of the spectrum.

I'm all for their changing styles and all that, but I really do think they're overdoing it. I think they could've made a better video had they actually had actors portray the various situations, rather than just to use stock footage of events that everyone's already seen countless times.

Before I read that Mr. Hahn directed it, I thought that someone else outside of the band had directed the video, and that that was the reason for the completely different concept for the video.

Don't get me wrong, the video looks really nice and the concept is well-done. But for Linkin Park, I just don't see it fitting with their other videos.

Then again, maybe I'm one of those people I used to bash all the time. You know, the kind of person who finds it hard to cope with any change a favorite band of theirs makes. Not that they're my favorite band anymore by any stretch of the imagination, but I guess I'm not coping with this change very well.

 

just because they tackle political issues does not make them a political band. at the drive-in tackeled political issues, yet they weren't a political band. incubus tackeled political issues, yet they weren't a political band (technically).

just sayin'...

 

Chester has his mohawk back!

I love the video, tis very political *nods*

 

I think the video owns, and i know im not the only one

 

It's a cool video, personally. I reckon it might attract some Green Day fans who liked American Idiot.

 

i can't seem to find the video on you tube, can someone give me a link? i used the LPA link in the front page, put it's not coming..

got it!!
accck!!!
wow.

 

I loved the video and it actually made the song better for me. I stated my opinion on the song upon first listen but my view on it has changed since the video was released. At first, I found the song VERY bland...but once I saw Chester sing it, my view completely changed for some reason. Also, I listeed to the CDQ of it about 5-6 times in my car and I could truly hear everything about the instrumental. It's a big change and the video needed to reflect that change, which it did very well.

Although, I do feel like the images where flashing way too quickly.

 

The video was alright to me, it looked a lot like Deftone's "Minerva" with the desert scenes and the camera angles. Not that I like Deftones or anything. Hopefully this video will pick up some lost LP fans along the way.