Channel Ten Australia interviewer Nathan interviews Mike and Joe from Linkin Park.

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Майк в носу ковыряет хаха........ааа ну это ведь ещё ДО зарока ))))

Народ сходит с ума 

Mike Shinoda in Brno 2008

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интересно, что он потом со своей видео записью делает   дрочит, глядя на лица вопящих фанатов?   а то вон как возбудился от какого-то рыжего мальчика Майкла, что аж прям - найдите его и дайте ссыль на мой блог хихихи

как романтично!

А нету фанфиков про Майка и Страйкера? Он мне так нравится, такой дядечка милый. Это про него Честер пел Stryker is gay, he likes to suck cock and put it in his ass

Sunday, November 13, 2005
Yam! article
Yam: Tell me , who is Fort Minor?
Mike: That´s me! I just don´t want to bring out an album under my name, because then everybody would say ," Oh its that guy from Linkin Park."Besides I attach great importance to my privacy.If there were my name everywhere I would be scared.I´ not keen on to be a star and I´m not fancy that paparazzis will follow me.

Yam: But at concerts you play with many people?
Mike: These are the guys from Styles Of Beyond ,a Hip-Hop-band from L.A.,They ´have supported me with the songs and they are also on stage with me.

Yam: Is it weird for you to be on the way without your LP-colleagues?
Mike: Yes, particularly on stage! And I have to give interviews alone. But on the other hand it is really cool to be responsible for yourself. I´ve wrote every single song on my own and actually I play every instrument.with bass,cguitar,cdrums,ckeyboard and organ it worked, but with the string parts I had to give up.

Yam: You are a little workaholic, or?
Mike:Yes, that´s me.Our LP-guitarist Brad is worried about that I´m working too much. Exactly like my wife! But I´m working at home so I can sleep in my bed and eat with my family.

Yam: Is it true that you wrote a song for your wife on the album?
Mike: True! "Where´d you go" is about how it is when you sit at home, when your partner is on tour. A really crazy love song.

Yam: And how she likes the song?
Mike:Every time when Anna hears the song she cries. I hope that "Where´d You Go" won´t be a hit, because then she would cry everytime she hears the song on the radio.

Yam:Did the guys from Linkin Park hear the album?
Mike:Sure! I wouldn't bring it out if they didnt´t like it. Brad really helped me to pick out the right songs and to decide all the musical decisions.

Yam: Do you meet them also privately?
Mike: We see each other often. Do sport together or go to the cinema. I hang out with Joe alot, our DJ.

Yam: What's next?
Mike: I will tour a little bit with Fort Minor and bring out a mixtape from "The Rising Tied". After that Linkin Park will be the first priority. I promise.

Концертные рипы голоса Майка 

там много песен, но всех прикалывает  "Points of Authority" 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMyqPXvC … re=related

всегда нравилось  "My december"

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http://www.music.us/education/M/Mike-Shinoda.htm

He was raised in a "really, really, liberally Protestant church," (as according to Shinoda himself) but it is unknown whether or not he still practices his religion

интересно по правде иероглифы?

Shinoda's Japanese name is Kenji Shinoda (篠田 健司 Shinoda Kenji)

Тээээкс, я нашла, где Майк это говорил!

Mike: I was raised in a really, really liberally Protestant church. Two of the guys are Jewish. Joe was raised in little more conservative Christian church and Chester has his own really unique views on religion. In general, we are all over the place.

Shoutweb
October 2000

http://www.lptimes.com/article/Shoutweb_1000.html

http://www.mikeshinoda.com/blog/all/dope_photos

August 10, 2008

eminem is finally crocheting that scarf i asked for...

from rolling stone.com:

A Sneak Peek at Alison Jackson's "Confidential" New book offers eye-popping (and totally fake) photos of Madonna, Mick Jagger and More

my favorites are the mick jagger ones. funny. go here to see that, and more:

http://www.rollingstone.com/photos/gall … s_/photo/1

Projekt Revolution cranks it up in Irvine

August 11, 2008
OC Register

http://lptimes.com/news2008/aug/news08112008b.html

Mike Shinoda finally addressed the crowd seven songs into Linkin Park's strongest local showing in memory Sunday night at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine.

"You guys like to move around, like to sing, get rowdy," the rapper/multi-instrumentalist said. "It makes me happy."

Really, though, how could they not move around, bang their heads and flail their arms in the air? Up to that point Linkin Park hadn't let up; it had full command over the frantic audience.

Always one to surprise, the band brought out Street Drum Corps here with mesmerizing black-light clothes and instruments, kicking things off with some tribal drumming before a pummeling run that started with an amped-up "What I've Done" and included full-throttle versions of "Faint," "No More Sorrow," "Giving Up" and "Lying from You." And while LP did tone down its raw power as the set marched on, the group never let go of the crowd – and never stopped surprising.

Now on a fourth run in support of its third proper record, "Minutes to Midnight," Linkin Park continues to change up its routine, whether by cranking up the volume, adding extra solos or altering the beginnings or endings of songs (see the piano-and-voice version of "Pushing Me Away").

Another pleasant move: Shinoda stepped out from behind his instruments and freestyled a bit. Maybe when Busta Rhymes leaves your tour because of "complicated business matters," you gotta bust some rhymes yourself.

Busta wasn't really missed. Sure, a "Collision Course"-style mash-up between the two might have been nice. But with Linkin Park this seething, this intense, it never would have worked.

Fan favorites certainly did, though. "Crawling" (with Chris Cornell joining in here), "Numb," "One Step Closer" – these songs have clearly moved past scream-alongs. Much of Linkin Park's catalogue has become a soundtrack to the lives of those who have spent nearly a decade with this band. And Shinoda, Chester Bennington and the rest are all the better for rearranging things; they've made it rewarding, not boring, to have multiple run-ins behind the same record, a feat many bands struggle to accomplish.

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The Projekt Revolution Tour - Verizon Amphitheatre, Irvine

August 11, 2008
Artist Direct

http://lptimes.com/news2008/aug/news08112008.html

At one point, Mike made an interesting comment. He said that he liked playing Orange County because "it's less Hollywood" than L.A. Linkin Park have definitely been presented with the chance to become "Hollywood," if they were so inclined, but have never fallen into the tabloid trap or abandoned their fans. Rather, they've become even more accessible, as the pre-show video of their Habitat for Humanity work would confirm. They're the real deal, and they're here to stay.

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Mike talks about Music For Relief Organisation

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eun90lo-2Mw