The fact that your remix makes the original song's message even more profound is definitely an accomplishment you should be proud of.

This remix is too amazing v.v When i first heard it when Mike posted the preview on his blog, i couldn't wait until the final version was out, AND I LOVE IT! 

This remix is a proud accomplishment for me. Originally starting back in July as just a simple Reggae guitar over a militarized drum beat, this track went through well over 30 different adjustments to become the finished product it is today, and contains almost as many effects and layers altogether throughout it's 4:15 running time. I usually never take this long to finish a remix, but after a Mikeshinoda.com mention (where an early demo of this track was featured here: http://mikeshinoda.com/2011/09/08/responses-to-comments-maschine-and-recording/ ) I knew I had to finish this remix and make it the best it can be. THIS REMIX IS BEST HEARD THROUGH GOOD HEADPHONES.

As for the track itself, I wanted to stay close the original structure and feel of the song, while expanding on the "lost in space" feel of the music video, giving it a lot more atmosphere and chaos than found in the original A Thousand Suns version. Enjoy!

CREDITS:
Tama Drum Samples
Linkin Park/Warner Bros "Waiting For The End"
FL STUDIO
Reason
Lee Adams (saw/sine synths in background of chorus and bridge)

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