Free Linkin Park Song "Complimentary" by Mike Shinoda for Stagelight

Without a doubt, Lockjaw is miles better but the two are different and shouldn't be compared. This demo was made with a $10 program and probably nothing else but Mike's laptop. Lockjaw was made with a $200+ program and real instruments (live guitars, drums, etc).

 

Well, I said it was made in one day because I though I saw it, but I haven't got any proof eventually Mike just says he decided to do something "this week". I don't imagine him working a lot on this though.

True

 

Sucks

 

Nice little demo.

 

I'm loving the new song, it's like an electronic version of Roads Untraveled.

 

it feels like Lost in the Echo and Roads Untraveled had a child, that didn't equal either of it's parents. Although that's what to expect from a quick demo.

 

It's really cool what Mike can come up with off the top of his head. It's got a lot of similar chords as Roads Untraveled, but I like it a lot.

 

Not a terrible song, has a good vibe to it and goes right along with Living Things..

 

People nitpick on this as if it had took them weeks to make it. It's something made in a day, and I even doubt it took Mike many hours to make it.

 

Mike's creativity and efficiency when making these demos amazes me. Truly a master of his craft.

 

It's not bad considering it was only made within a short amount of time, but it's not really something I'm about to put on repeat.

 

I like it. A lot. And yeah, it sounds like LITE, RU and BID put together.

Awesome.

 

I enjoyed this far better than Burn It Down.

 

So true.

 

I thought I was listening to a ROADS UNTRAVELED remix at first. The lead synth melody reminds me of it

 

I really like this. They should put vocals on this. Awesome track.

 

Ok, not bad for a little demo which shows the capabilities of this cheap piece of software.

It does make me laugh when people say things like "truly a master of his craft" about these things, though...

 

Mike proved that he can do a song in 1 day, and it's better than Meteora.

 

Why? Because he made a song in probably a handful of hours (considering the shows they've played and the practice for it) that sounds like it could be a finalized instrumental on LIVING THINGS? That's pretty amazing, if you ask me, considering he also did it entirely on this $10 software.

 

I see this more as a demo of what the software is capable of rather new music from LP. It's enjoyable, but not memorable really, and that's okay.