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Song by Linkin Park from the album Minutes To Midnight | |||||||
Working title | Pictures | ||||||
Recorded | 2006 - 2007 | ||||||
Format | Digital, Cassete, CD, Vinyl, DVD | ||||||
Length | 03:38 | ||||||
Stems | Neko Keyboard Sounds and Samples[1] | ||||||
Time signature | 4/4 | ||||||
Tempo | 160 | ||||||
Key | F Minor | ||||||
Live debut | July 27, 2007 | ||||||
Last played | August 24, 2008 | ||||||
Writer | Linkin Park | ||||||
Producer | Mike Shinoda, Rick Rubin | ||||||
Label | Warner Bros. | ||||||
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"In Pieces" is the eleventh track off of Linkin Park's third studio album, Minutes To Midnight.
Contents
Background
The limited edition booklet for Minutes To Midnight provided some insight regard the creation of "In Pieces". "This song began as a keyboard and beat loop, along with the staccato guitar in the second verse. In that early form, Chester put down a rough vocal, with words that came relatively effortlessly. The vocals that appeared in those early stages remained virtually unchanged throughout the growth of the song. As the song grew, it became obvious to the band that a special point of interest was needed in the bridge. On past albums, Brad had never been interested in doing guitar solos. With their encouragement, he dove head first into the bridge, creating a part that instantly energized the song."
In an interview with Kerrang!, Chester Bennington talked a bit about the inspiration behind the lyrics of the song, saying "I got divorced recently and that was very difficult. I also got remarried so there was a big contrast in my life. For a while I couldn’t be completely happy with the new life I was starting and I couldn’t end the last one. This is a song about all of that. The music has a kind of reggae vibe to it, almost. It’s really cool watching how the song goes from that, through pop and emerges as a full-on rock song at the end."[2]
Versions
Note: Only the date of the very first release of each version is listed.
Studio
Title | Album | Length | Recorded | Released | Notes |
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In Pieces | Minutes To Midnight | 3:38 | 2006-2007 | May 14, 2007 | |
In Pieces | Minutes To Midnight Instrumentals | 3:47 | 2006-2007 |
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Live
Title | Album | Length | Recorded | Released | Notes |
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In Pieces (Live) | Live From SoHo (iTunes Exclusive EP) | 3:59 | February 21, 2008 | March 4, 2008 | |
In Pieces (Live From Projekt Revolution, Washington DC, Aug. 19 '07) | Leave Out All The Rest | 3:47 | August 19, 2007 | July 14, 2008 |
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In Pieces (Live From Koln, 2008) | Minutes To Midnight - Live Around The World | 3:42 | January 21, 2008 | June 12, 2012 |
Live
"In Pieces" was first performed on Projekt Revolution 2007, where it was featured mid-set in Set A for the entire year. Chester would often preface the song, in some way referencing heartbreak or love. In 2008, "In Pieces" was performed in Set S for the winter tours. The summer was more generous to the song, it now being featured mid-set in both Set Y and Set Z. After Projekt Revolution 2008 concluded, the song has not been performed since.
Personnel
- Chester Bennington
- Mike Shinoda
- Brad Delson
- Dave "Phoenix" Farrell
- Joseph Hahn
- Rob Bourdon
Production
- Produced by Rick Rubin and Mike Shinoda
- Engineers: Dana Neilsen, Andrew Schelps, and Ethan Mates
- Engineer Assisting: Phillip Broussard, Jr.
- Mixing: Neal Avron
- Mixing Assisting: Nicolas Fournier and George Gumbs
- Mastering: Dave Collins
Lyrics
Album Version |
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Telling me to go |
Gallery
External Links
References
- ↑ Linkin Park Fans: A Rare Opportunity to Own a Piece of | Reverb News, April 02, 2018
- ↑ Kerrang!, April 2007