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''The Impact Of Crashing'' had 3 songs produced by Mike Shinoda<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20021004043922/http://www.simplisticmusic.com/main.shtml simplistic.], September 12, 2002</ref><ref>[https://myspace.com/simplisticmusic/music/album/produced-by-mike-shinoda-linkin-park-12921755 Produced by Mike Shinoda (Linkin Park) by Simplistic. | Album | Listen for Free on Myspace]</ref><ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20040523171645/http://www.simplistic.end.pl/ -=|At The Gates|=- by -=krufka=- ]</ref> and included one song produced by Danny Lohner called "Where We Meet".<ref>[https://myspace.com/simplisticmusic/music/album/produced-by-danny-lohner-nin-apc-12921655 Produced by Danny Lohner (NIN / APC) by Simplistic. | Album | Listen for Free on Myspace]</ref> The song "Knocking Me Down" is a new version of "Karma Killer",<ref>[https://www.lpassociation.com/forum/threads/new-simplistic-mp3.5954/ New Simplistic MP3 | LP Association Forums], October 23, 2003</ref> the title track of their 2002 demo.<ref>[https://www.discogs.com/Simplistic-Karma-Killer-Demo/release/6388818 Simplistic - Karma Killer Demo (2002, Demo, CDr) | Discogs]</ref> | ''The Impact Of Crashing'' had 3 songs produced by Mike Shinoda<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20021004043922/http://www.simplisticmusic.com/main.shtml simplistic.], September 12, 2002</ref><ref>[https://myspace.com/simplisticmusic/music/album/produced-by-mike-shinoda-linkin-park-12921755 Produced by Mike Shinoda (Linkin Park) by Simplistic. | Album | Listen for Free on Myspace]</ref><ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20040523171645/http://www.simplistic.end.pl/ -=|At The Gates|=- by -=krufka=- ]</ref> and included one song produced by Danny Lohner called "Where We Meet".<ref>[https://myspace.com/simplisticmusic/music/album/produced-by-danny-lohner-nin-apc-12921655 Produced by Danny Lohner (NIN / APC) by Simplistic. | Album | Listen for Free on Myspace]</ref> The song "Knocking Me Down" is a new version of "Karma Killer",<ref>[https://www.lpassociation.com/forum/threads/new-simplistic-mp3.5954/ New Simplistic MP3 | LP Association Forums], October 23, 2003</ref> the title track of their 2002 demo.<ref>[https://www.discogs.com/Simplistic-Karma-Killer-Demo/release/6388818 Simplistic - Karma Killer Demo (2002, Demo, CDr) | Discogs]</ref> Besides the songs in the EP, they also recorded a track called "Piano Song" with Mike. | ||
The song "High" off of the demo got some airplay on two of Sacramento's local radio stations, KWOD 106.5 FM and 98Rock 98.5 FM.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20031204094106/http://www.simplisticmusic.com/music.shtml Simplistic.]</ref> | The song "High" off of the demo got some airplay on two of Sacramento's local radio stations, KWOD 106.5 FM and 98Rock 98.5 FM.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20031204094106/http://www.simplisticmusic.com/music.shtml Simplistic.]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 04:28, 9 February 2020
Background
Nick Kellogg went to a Linkin Park show in Sacramento in 2001 and talked to Mike afterwards, when he was signing autographs. Simplistic. had just come out with their first demo, Fade Into...,[1] and he gave it to Mike, who really liked it. Mike called them back about a week later and gave the band a record contract on his record label, The Shinoda Imprint (later known as Machine Shop Records). The contract provided them with the money to get their start in the mainstream music industry.
In the contract, they had set aside a 'demo fund' to pay for the band to work with Mike Shinoda on getting their songs perfected and changing anything that they feel could be improved. It also paid for them to go into a professional studio with Mike and record their four best songs.[2]
The Impact Of Crashing was recorded after Simplistic had completed the instrumental part of a 10 song demo which they had been working for 7 months with Danny Lohner, who produced and engineered the CD. They had been recording, restructuring songs, and writing new songs. The 10 song demo consisted of 6 old songs, which have been re-done, and 4 brand new songs.
They took the demo to Los Angeles in early 2003 to record vocals with Mike Shinoda.[3]
Writing and Recording
The pre-production process started in May 2002 and the recording took nine months. It took this long because Mike had a lot of ideas for the label and for their music and wanted to get everything out on the table before they actually put together what they were going to present.
It's unknown when exactly the demo was released,[4] but it was most likely sometime in early 2004.
Composition
The Impact Of Crashing had 3 songs produced by Mike Shinoda[5][6][7] and included one song produced by Danny Lohner called "Where We Meet".[8] The song "Knocking Me Down" is a new version of "Karma Killer",[9] the title track of their 2002 demo.[10] Besides the songs in the EP, they also recorded a track called "Piano Song" with Mike.
The song "High" off of the demo got some airplay on two of Sacramento's local radio stations, KWOD 106.5 FM and 98Rock 98.5 FM.[11]
Track Listing
| No. | Title | Writer(s) | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Where We Meet | 3:35 | |
| 2 | High | 3:07 | |
| 3 | Knocking Me Down | 3:26 | |
| 4 | At The Gates | 3:56 |
Personnel
Simplistic. is:[12]
- Ivan England - Vocals
- Nick Kellogg - Bass
- Justin Barnes - Drums
- Danny Cocke - Guitar
Gallery
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Cover
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CD
External Links
References
- ↑ simple lines [www.fan4simp.com]
- ↑ Step Up To Linkin Park, May 06, 2002
- ↑ [simple lines | www.fan4simp.com a simplistic fansite]
- ↑ simplistic - The Impact of Crashing, October 23, 2003
- ↑ simplistic., September 12, 2002
- ↑ Produced by Mike Shinoda (Linkin Park) by Simplistic. | Album | Listen for Free on Myspace
- ↑ -=|At The Gates|=- by -=krufka=-
- ↑ Produced by Danny Lohner (NIN / APC) by Simplistic. | Album | Listen for Free on Myspace
- ↑ New Simplistic MP3 | LP Association Forums, October 23, 2003
- ↑ Simplistic - Karma Killer Demo (2002, Demo, CDr) | Discogs
- ↑ Simplistic.
- ↑ simple lines [www.fan4simp.com]