Linkin Park Returning for DOTM?
Sunday, February 27th, 2011 10:37am CST
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Additionally Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda and Chester Bennington have both dropped hints regarding their involvement.
Shinoda stated in this interview on YouTube that while they haven't produced a song exclusively for the film that doesn't mean they can't use one that's already complete.
In an interview posted at The Linkin Park Times Chester Bennington also hints of their involvement:
RY: Are you working on the soundtrack for Transformers: Dark of the Moon?
CB: I don’t know if I’m at liberty to tell you yet [winks]. But it looks promising. I think we go hand in hand with those films. A lot of our younger fans call us the Transformers band.
So there you have it. It appears there is a very high probability we will be hearing Linkin Park on the upcoming DOTM soundtrack. What do you think? Is "Burning in the Skies" a good choice?
Credit(s): Transformers: LAMB, The Linkin Park Times
This article was last modified on Monday, February 28th, 2011 1:28am CST
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Posted by PrymeStriker on February 27th, 2011 @ 10:44am CST
Red 50 wrote:WHAT?!?!
Wasn't it the other way around?
Yes it was. Total screw up, dude.
Posted by YRQRM0 on February 27th, 2011 @ 10:51am CST
Posted by El Duque on February 27th, 2011 @ 11:06am CST
Posted by xtsaur on February 27th, 2011 @ 11:16am CST


Posted by T-Macksimus on February 27th, 2011 @ 11:21am CST


It's just too bad that it's a bit more cerebral than what the average Transformer fan can handle because this song fits so well into the reported tones of this movie on so many levels. The songs associated with the first 2 films both fit nicely with their respective movies but LP had the benefit of working in direct conjunction with the franchise on those. For this new song to work so well for the upcoming film speaks very highly of LP's understanding and empathy regarding world affairs and their ability to translate that into such an all encompassing track and also gives a bit more validity to Bay's claims about the turn that TF3 is taking in regards to tone and general plot/theme.
Posted by Rated X on February 27th, 2011 @ 11:21am CST



Posted by Fenrir Prime on February 27th, 2011 @ 11:23am CST
But seriously I think it'll be a great song for the movie.
Posted by Fenrir Prime on February 27th, 2011 @ 11:29am CST
Rated X wrote:Can we please get som Rap or Hip Hop for a change ??? Even the old Ninja Turtles movies had rap on the soundtracks. Why must the Transformers series be cursed with boy bands from middle america ???![]()
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I'm sure the guy who made Fort Minor and has a successful rap career will be shocked he is in a boyband
Posted by Rated X on February 27th, 2011 @ 11:47am CST
Fenrir Prime wrote:Rated X wrote:Can we please get som Rap or Hip Hop for a change ??? Even the old Ninja Turtles movies had rap on the soundtracks. Why must the Transformers series be cursed with boy bands from middle america ???![]()
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I'm sure the guy who made Fort Minor and has a successful rap career will be shocked he is in a boyband
Never heard of him.
I listen to real rap music like Three Six Mafia, Gucci Mane, Waka Flocka, Juvenile, Trick Daddy, Zero, David Banner, etc. And cant forget my hometown classic 2 Live Crew. Back on topic, I believe Something as big as Transformers deserves a hit single from a mainstream Hip Hop artist. Maybe not one as dirty south for my tastes, but at least give us Eminem or Jay-Z.
Posted by xtsaur on February 27th, 2011 @ 11:53am CST
Rated X wrote:Can we please get som Rap or Hip Hop for a change ??? Even the old Ninja Turtles movies had rap on the soundtracks. Why must the Transformers series be cursed with boy bands from middle america ???![]()
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Because Rap sucks.
Posted by Megatron Wolf on February 27th, 2011 @ 12:06pm CST
Posted by Rated X on February 27th, 2011 @ 12:08pm CST
xtsaur wrote:Rated X wrote:Can we please get som Rap or Hip Hop for a change ??? Even the old Ninja Turtles movies had rap on the soundtracks. Why must the Transformers series be cursed with boy bands from middle america ???![]()
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Because Rap sucks.
Here in Miami we say the same thing about rock music and boy bands. I know it seems shocking, but some ghetto mannered people actually collect Transformers. Theres more to music than gutiar hero.
Posted by Covenant on February 27th, 2011 @ 12:16pm CST
xtsaur wrote:HELLZ YEAH!! Definitely need Linkin Park on board with Transformers 3. I think The Catalyst is a much better fit for a theme for the new movie. The song in this link is too passive. But The Catalyst would definitely rock!!![]()
No 'god bless us everyone', thank you.
Rated X wrote:Can we please get som Rap or Hip Hop for a change ??? Even the old Ninja Turtles movies had rap on the soundtracks. Why must the Transformers series be cursed with boy bands from middle america ???![]()
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I'll agree with one thing; they could definitely use some decent wrap on the soundtrack, period. But, sorry, being the rap lover I am I gotta say the range of available good rap is growing more narrow by the passing year.
And what, may I ask, is wrong with coming from the struggling-to-maintain label of 'middle America'?
Posted by Rated X on February 27th, 2011 @ 12:37pm CST
Covenant wrote:Well, LP doing the title song for the film is a staple at this point, and that song does seem to have the continuing sound you'd expect, but tamer, almost a finality in its tone which makes sense. Am a bit surprised that its a song chosen rather than something new though.
xtsaur wrote:HELLZ YEAH!! Definitely need Linkin Park on board with Transformers 3. I think The Catalyst is a much better fit for a theme for the new movie. The song in this link is too passive. But The Catalyst would definitely rock!!![]()
No 'god bless us everyone', thank you.
Rated X wrote:Can we please get som Rap or Hip Hop for a change ??? Even the old Ninja Turtles movies had rap on the soundtracks. Why must the Transformers series be cursed with boy bands from middle america ???![]()
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I'll agree with one thing; they could definitely use some decent wrap on the soundtrack, period. But, sorry, being the rap lover I am I gotta say the range of available good rap is growing more narrow by the passing year.
And what, may I ask, is wrong with coming from the struggling-to-maintain label of 'middle America'?
Nothing is wrong with "Middle America" my friend. But I come from Miami which is a very multi-cultural city. In Miami, we mostly have Latin American, African American, and Carribean influences. Yeah we got white people too but they are actually the minorty. (No disrespect Im half white) So naturally the things that might be popular in "Middle America" just arent popular down here. Boy bands are considered gay by most people here, including women. Only tweens and kiddies enjoy them because they havent been exposed to more adult themed music yet.
Posted by Fenrir Prime on February 27th, 2011 @ 12:42pm CST
Rated X wrote:Fenrir Prime wrote:Rated X wrote:Can we please get som Rap or Hip Hop for a change ??? Even the old Ninja Turtles movies had rap on the soundtracks. Why must the Transformers series be cursed with boy bands from middle america ???![]()
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I'm sure the guy who made Fort Minor and has a successful rap career will be shocked he is in a boyband
Never heard of him.
I listen to real rap music like Three Six Mafia, Gucci Mane, Waka Flocka, Juvenile, Trick Daddy, Zero, David Banner, etc. And cant forget my hometown classic 2 Live Crew. Back on topic, I believe Something as big as Transformers deserves a hit single from a mainstream Hip Hop artist. Maybe not one as dirty south for my tastes, but at least give us Eminem or Jay-Z.
That's nice, I'm just pointing out that Linkin Park is not even close to being a "boy band" seeing as they do work with Jay-Z and started out as a nu-metal/rap group. I will admit that the soundtracks need some verity but Linkin Park is one of the selling points of the albums
Posted by ShardFenix on February 27th, 2011 @ 12:45pm CST
Posted by originaldave77 on February 27th, 2011 @ 12:46pm CST
A timeless movie score from the first film reduced to noisy, nauseating trash in the second. The first film's score will hold up for generations. The second? Not five years.
Posted by Windsweeper on February 27th, 2011 @ 1:01pm CST
But then, I wouldn't mind seeing the director of Tron direct a TF film. He respects the source material and the Tron world does give me a Cybertronian vibe.
Posted by Slashercon on February 27th, 2011 @ 1:51pm CST
xtsaur wrote:Rated X wrote:Can we please get som Rap or Hip Hop for a change ??? Even the old Ninja Turtles movies had rap on the soundtracks. Why must the Transformers series be cursed with boy bands from middle america ???![]()
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Because Rap sucks.
HALLELUJAH! lol
Posted by Mindmaster on February 27th, 2011 @ 1:53pm CST
NO!
I'm sorry, but I can't envision this song (or an orchestral, like they did in ROTF) playing during one of the fight scenes.
