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The song continued to make small appearances over time, but was never released in full until 2023. In 2007, the second LPTV series was released and the episode about the Summer Sanitarium 2003 Tour features an instrumental clip of the song.<ref>[https://youtu.be/Uq3_obTpsaE?t=141 LPTV EPISODE3 SUMMER SANITARIUM сезон 2 - YouTube], April 15, 2012</ref> Additionally, another instrumental clip was shown in an episode of LPUTV for the Linkin Park Underground titled "Mike's Shirt" from 2007.<ref>[https://youtu.be/IQH5mdAvfyo LPUTV - Mike's Shirt], 2007</ref>

With only around fifteen songs recorded for ''Meteora'' and a growing list of ''Meteora''-era demos appearing on the LPU CDs, was a surprise that this song hadn't been released in some form until 2023. Until the release, its true title remained unknown and fans called it "Thoughts That Take Away My Pride" for twenty years due to the small clip of Chester in the DVD.

With only around fifteen songs recorded for ''Meteora'' and a growing list of ''Meteora''-era demos appearing on the LPU CDs, was a surprise that this song hadn't been released in some form until 2023. Until the release, its true title remained unknown and fans called it "Thoughts That Take Away My Pride" for twenty years due to the small clip of Chester in the DVD.4

As far as the non-album songs for Meteora go, none were released from 2003 with vocals until "Lost." Rob said, ''"We had so many songs. We actually went into the studio with 18 songs that we recorded drums on."''<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20030619144434/http://www.shoutweb.com/interviews/linkinpark0303.phtml Shoutweb.com - Interviews - Linkin Park: Meteora], March 2003</ref> According to a studio report from Mike, in total, the band worked on 15 full songs for the album, with 12 of them making the final cut.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20021013015722/http://www.linkinpark.com/lphtml/studioreport.php?id=7 Studio report > 10.10.2002: recording vocals], October 10, 2002</ref> Chester added, ''"We recorded 15 tracks total and there's 12 on the record. We were trying to figure out which ones would work together. An album is a package. It's a collection of songs that should have a common tie and there were a few songs that kinda stuck out. It wasn't that they were bad in any way. I'm sure any band would love to have those songs on a record, they're really good songs, but they stuck out like a (sore) thumb. We kind of make sure that we really have a full package that you would want to listen to from beginning to end, without wanting to skip over anything.""'' The band, as usual, went with their strongest songs out of the batch - Rob added, ''"We wanted a group of songs that would sit well together because we wanted to make a record that you could pop into your CD player and, from beginning to end, there would never be a spot where you start daydreaming."''

===Release===

On January 27, 2023, Linkin Park began teasing the ''Meteora'' release on their social media and website, and a countdown was placed on their website to end on Wednesday, February 1, 2023.

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 The song continued to make small appearances over time, but was never released in full until 2023. In 2007, the second LPTV series was released and the episode about the Summer Sanitarium 2003 Tour features an instrumental clip of the song.<ref>[https://youtu.be/Uq3_obTpsaE?t=141 LPTV EPISODE3 SUMMER SANITARIUM сезон 2 - YouTube], April 15, 2012</ref> Additionally, another instrumental clip was shown in an episode of LPUTV for the Linkin Park Underground titled "Mike's Shirt" from 2007.<ref>[https://youtu.be/IQH5mdAvfyo LPUTV - Mike's Shirt], 2007</ref>
-With only around fifteen songs recorded for ''Meteora'' and a growing list of ''Meteora''-era demos appearing on the LPU CDs, was a surprise that this song hadn't been released in some form until 2023. Until the release, its true title remained unknown and fans called it "Thoughts That Take Away My Pride" for twenty years due to the small clip of Chester in the DVD.
+With only around fifteen songs recorded for ''Meteora'' and a growing list of ''Meteora''-era demos appearing on the LPU CDs, was a surprise that this song hadn't been released in some form until 2023. Until the release, its true title remained unknown and fans called it "Thoughts That Take Away My Pride" for twenty years due to the small clip of Chester in the DVD.4
+As far as the non-album songs for Meteora go, none were released from 2003 with vocals until "Lost." Rob said, ''"We had so many songs. We actually went into the studio with 18 songs that we recorded drums on."''<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20030619144434/http://www.shoutweb.com/interviews/linkinpark0303.phtml Shoutweb.com - Interviews - Linkin Park: Meteora], March 2003</ref> According to a studio report from Mike, in total, the band worked on 15 full songs for the album, with 12 of them making the final cut.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20021013015722/http://www.linkinpark.com/lphtml/studioreport.php?id=7 Studio report > 10.10.2002: recording vocals], October 10, 2002</ref> Chester added, ''"We recorded 15 tracks total and there's 12 on the record. We were trying to figure out which ones would work together. An album is a package. It's a collection of songs that should have a common tie and there were a few songs that kinda stuck out. It wasn't that they were bad in any way. I'm sure any band would love to have those songs on a record, they're really good songs, but they stuck out like a (sore) thumb. We kind of make sure that we really have a full package that you would want to listen to from beginning to end, without wanting to skip over anything.""'' The band, as usual, went with their strongest songs out of the batch - Rob added, ''"We wanted a group of songs that would sit well together because we wanted to make a record that you could pop into your CD player and, from beginning to end, there would never be a spot where you start daydreaming."''
 ===Release===
 On January 27, 2023, Linkin Park began teasing the ''Meteora'' release on their social media and website, and a countdown was placed on their website to end on Wednesday, February 1, 2023.

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