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-->''"Mike has been trying to write a song around this lyrical idea for over five years. He tried this theme a number of times, but nothing seemed to do the song justice. Unexpectedly, Brad and Joe suggested that might turn the two-minute interludes into a full song. Tentatively titled “Drawing,” the piece was extended to three minutes and 16 seconds when Mike took it home to write the lyrics. In less than two hours, the lyrics that he had been trying to put together for years fell into place. With some finishing touches, live piano invite strings, the song was finally complete – six years in the making."''
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-->''"Mike has been trying to write a song around this lyrical idea for over five years. He tried this theme a number of times, but nothing seemed to do the song justice. Unexpectedly, Brad and Joe suggested that might turn the two-minute interludes into a full song. Tentatively titled “Drawing,” the piece was extended to three minutes and 16 seconds when Mike took it home to write the lyrics. In less than two hours, the lyrics that he had been trying to put together for years fell into place. With some finishing touches, live piano invite strings, the song was finally complete – six years in the making."''"''
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* DevelopmentHell: "Breaking the Habit" was a long-overdue project on Shinoda's part. As was written in the Album Booklet:
-->''"Mike has been trying to write a song around this lyrical idea for over five years. He tried this theme a number of times, but nothing seemed to do the song justice. Unexpectedly, Brad and Joe suggested that might turn the two-minute interludes into a full song. Tentatively titled “Drawing,” the piece was extended to three minutes and 16 seconds when Mike took it home to write the lyrics. In less than two hours, the lyrics that he had been trying to put together for years fell into place. With some finishing touches, live piano invite strings, the song was finally complete – six years in the making."''
* ExecutiveMeddling: Between ''Music/HybridTheory'' and this album, the band had lost interest in their brand of electro-rap-metal and looked to try something different, but the label told them point-blank to make another ''Hybrid Theory'', to which they complied. "Breaking The Habit" was the closest we got to the direction they had intended to go.
-->''"Mike has been trying to write a song around this lyrical idea for over five years. He tried this theme a number of times, but nothing seemed to do the song justice. Unexpectedly, Brad and Joe suggested that might turn the two-minute interludes into a full song. Tentatively titled “Drawing,” the piece was extended to three minutes and 16 seconds when Mike took it home to write the lyrics. In less than two hours, the lyrics that he had been trying to put together for years fell into place. With some finishing touches, live piano invite strings, the song was finally complete – six years in the making."''
* ExecutiveMeddling: Between ''Music/HybridTheory'' and this album, the band had lost interest in their brand of electro-rap-metal and looked to try something different, but the label told them point-blank to make another ''Hybrid Theory'', to which they complied. "Breaking The Habit" was the closest we got to the direction they had intended to go.
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* DevelopmentHell: ExecutiveMeddling: Between ''Music/HybridTheory'' and this album, the band had lost interest in their brand of electro-rap-metal and looked to try something different, but the label told them point-blank to make another ''Hybrid Theory'', to which they complied. "Breaking The Habit" was the closest we got to the direction they had intended to go.
* SavedFromDevelopmentHell: "Breaking the Habit" was a long-overdue project on Shinoda's part. As was written in the Album Booklet:
-->''"Mike has been trying to write a song around this lyrical idea for over five years. He tried this theme a number of times, but nothing seemed to do the song justice. Unexpectedly, Brad and Joe suggested that might turn the two-minute interludes into a full song. Tentatively titled “Drawing,” the piece was extended to three minutes and 16 seconds when Mike took it home to write the lyrics. In less than two hours, the lyrics that he had been trying to put together for years fell into place. With some finishing touches, live piano invite strings, the song was finally complete – six years in the making."''
* ExecutiveMeddling: Between ''Music/HybridTheory'' and this album, the band had lost interest in their brand of electro-rap-metal and looked to try something different, but the label told them point-blank to make another ''Hybrid Theory'', to which they complied. "Breaking The Habit" was the closest we got to the direction they had intended to go."''
* SavedFromDevelopmentHell: "Breaking the Habit" was a long-overdue project on Shinoda's part. As was written in the Album Booklet:
-->''"Mike has been trying to write a song around this lyrical idea for over five years. He tried this theme a number of times, but nothing seemed to do the song justice. Unexpectedly, Brad and Joe suggested that might turn the two-minute interludes into a full song. Tentatively titled “Drawing,” the piece was extended to three minutes and 16 seconds when Mike took it home to write the lyrics. In less than two hours, the lyrics that he had been trying to put together for years fell into place. With some finishing touches, live piano invite strings, the song was finally complete – six years in the making.
* ExecutiveMeddling: Between ''Music/HybridTheory'' and this album, the band had lost interest in their brand of electro-rap-metal and looked to try something different, but the label told them point-blank to make another ''Hybrid Theory'', to which they complied. "Breaking The Habit" was the closest we got to the direction they had intended to go.
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* DevelopmentHell: "Breaking the Habit" was a long-overdue project on Shinoda's part. As was written in the Album Booklet:
-->''"Mike has been trying to write a song around this lyrical idea for over five years. He tried this theme a number of times, but nothing seemed to do the song justice. Unexpectedly, Brad and Joe suggested that might turn the two-minute interludes into a full song. Tentatively titled “Drawing,” the piece was extended to three minutes and 16 seconds when Mike took it home to write the lyrics. In less than two hours, the lyrics that he had been trying to put together for years fell into place. With some finishing touches, live piano invite strings, the song was finally complete – six years in the making."''
-->''"Mike has been trying to write a song around this lyrical idea for over five years. He tried this theme a number of times, but nothing seemed to do the song justice. Unexpectedly, Brad and Joe suggested that might turn the two-minute interludes into a full song. Tentatively titled “Drawing,” the piece was extended to three minutes and 16 seconds when Mike took it home to write the lyrics. In less than two hours, the lyrics that he had been trying to put together for years fell into place. With some finishing touches, live piano invite strings, the song was finally complete – six years in the making."''
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Between ''Music/HybridTheory'' and this album, the band had lost interest in their brand of electro-rap-metal and looked to try something different, but the label told them point-blank to make another ''Hybrid Theory'', to which they complied. "Breaking The Habit" was the closest we got to the direction they had intended to go.
