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| Name= Devil's Drop | | Name=Devil's Drop | ||
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| Cover= Album-Mall_(Music_From_The_Motion_Picture).jpg | | Release=[[Mall (Music From The Motion Picture)]] | ||
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| Last played= [ | | Live debut=[[Live:20150629|June 29, 2015]] | ||
| Writer= | | Last played=[[Live:20150908|September 8, 2015]] | ||
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"Devil's Drop" is the nineteenth track on the soundtrack album ''[[Mall (Music From The Motion Picture)]]'' by Chester Bennington, Dave Farrell, Joe Hahn, Mike Shinoda & Alec Puro. | "Devil's Drop" is the nineteenth track on the soundtrack album ''[[Mall (Music From The Motion Picture)]]'' by Chester Bennington, Dave Farrell, Joe Hahn, Mike Shinoda & Alec Puro. | ||
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==Live== | ==Live== | ||
Though Linkin Park never played the song live, once Mike Shinoda revived his solo project, Fort Minor, "Devil's Drop" was included in the setlist he played, after the mashup of "[[Castle Of Glass]]" and "[[Kenji]]". The song was remixed, adding additional drums to the track, and Mike played a new guitar part over it. The song was cut from the [ | Though Linkin Park never played the song live, once Mike Shinoda revived his solo project, Fort Minor, "Devil's Drop" was included in the setlist he played, after the mashup of "[[Castle Of Glass]]" and "[[Kenji]]". The song was remixed, adding additional drums to the track, and Mike played a new guitar part over it. The song was cut from the [[Live:20150905f|Rock Im Sektor]] show due to time constraints. | ||
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| 2015 Remix; w/ Beat + New Guitar Part | | 2015 Remix; w/ Beat + New Guitar Part | ||
| [ | | [[Live:20150629|June 29, 2015]] | ||
| [ | | [[Live:20150908|September 8, 2015]] | ||
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| Live debut: | June 29, 2015 |
| Last performed: | September 8, 2015 |
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"Devil's Drop" is the nineteenth track on the soundtrack album Mall (Music From The Motion Picture) by Chester Bennington, Dave Farrell, Joe Hahn, Mike Shinoda & Alec Puro.
Background
"Warm Spell" was a demo created during the Living Things sessions. The title was first seen on a song board during the LPTV episode about "Roads Untraveled".[1]
When working on the soundtrack for Joe's film Mall with Alec Puro, the band revisited the song. Mike Shinoda started to mix the soundtrack for a release in October 2014 while Linkin Park was touring in Brazil.[2] Although the song was credited as "Warm Spell" on the film, its title was changed to "Devil's Drop" for the album.
During a VyRT chat on February 4, 2015, Mike said he came up with the main guitar line in "Devil's Drop" in the midst of a band meeting and recorded himself playing it on his iPhone so that he would remember it. That very recording, complete with other band members talking over the guitar-playing, formed the backbone of the eventual song.[3]
A couple of days later, Mike posted on his Twitter: "Trivia-the guitar loop on DEVILS DROP was a recording on my phone, during a band meeting the 1st time I played it"[4]
The version of "Devil's Drop" used during the movie is a demo version of the track.
Versions
Note: Only the date of the very first release of each version is listed.
| Title | Album | Length | Recorded | Released | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Devil's Drop | Mall (Music From The Motion Picture) | 3:00 | 2011-2014 | December 12, 2014 |
Live
Though Linkin Park never played the song live, once Mike Shinoda revived his solo project, Fort Minor, "Devil's Drop" was included in the setlist he played, after the mashup of "Castle Of Glass" and "Kenji". The song was remixed, adding additional drums to the track, and Mike played a new guitar part over it. The song was cut from the Rock Im Sektor show due to time constraints.
Variations
Last Updated: May 15, 2016
| Type | Description | First Played | Last Played |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alternative | 2015 Remix; w/ Beat + New Guitar Part | June 29, 2015 | September 8, 2015 |
Personnel
Music
- Chester Bennington
- Dave Ferrell
- Joe Hahn
- Mike Shinoda
- Alec Puro
Production
- Mike Shinoda: production; mixing
- Brian "Big Bass" Gardner: mastering
Lyrics
Brad: Mike can you fill in the, can you fill in the, any gaps on this?
Brad: Thank you.
[Brad, Chester and Mike laughing]
Landing in the Devil's drop
I walked out in the snow
And climbed up to the mountain top
A push from death below
Brother fell protecting us
Somewhere far from home
Lay him down to rest with us
In fields of earth and coal
Oh
Woah, oh
Oh
Woah, oh
Sailing out away from this
To ports of foreign shores
Let us not forget to miss
The ones we cannot hold
Oh
Woah, oh
Oh
Woah, oh
Landing in the Devil's drop
I walked out in the snow
And climbed up to the mountain top
A push from death below
Brother fell protecting us
Somewhere far from home
Lay him down to rest with us
In fields of earth and coal
External Links
References
- ↑ Roads Untraveled | LPTV #78 | Linkin Park - YouTube, June 29, 2012
- ↑ Mike Shinoda on Instagram: “White Noise. @mrjoehahn #MallMovie”, October 16, 2014
- ↑ LPU Chat with Mike Shinoda - February 4 | LP Association Forums, January 31, 2015
- ↑ Mike Shinoda on Twitter: "Trivia-the guitar loop on DEVILS DROP was a recording on my phone, during a band meeting the 1st time I played it https://t.co/VzMiHD0xH6" / Twitter, February 07, 2015