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This is tough because Brad has used a ton of setups and guitars over the years. However, most of LP's songs are in the range from E Standard tuning to Eb Drop Db tuning. You should be able to get to those tunings and everything in between with THESE strings. I've used them for years and have had a great experience.

You're not going to get into drop B with your particular guitar. Not with anything that sounds good anyway.

Regarding the pickup, you really just need a nice bridge humbucker of some kind. THIS shows the pickups he's used over the years. You might like something like the Tone Zone. Even though Brad never used one, I can speak for the D-Activator as being a very nice pickup that you could play all sorts of LP stuff with. For someone looking to use one guitar for various songs and tunings, it would work really well as it's pretty balanced, neutral and passive. That way your amp can take care of dialing in the sound you want.

I hope this helps. I'm no expert but I'd be happy to try and answer any further questions you may have.

Yup. It's the Audio-DVD of Reanimation. Mine looks like this one.

Huh, didn't realize it seems to be a collectors type thing now. I do remember it being more expensive, 'cause DVD (at the time), but soooo worth it. Lets put it this way, After the opening you get Pts.OF.Athrty, which just kinda spins around your head. It's imo a really awesome and unique experience to the music.

Always loved this release. Krwling still gives me goosebumps to this day. The 5.1 surround mix is absolutely incredible.

https://www.amazon.com/Tattooed-Millionaire-Building-Tattoo-Empire-ebook/dp/B071SL511B/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1512083727&sr=8-1&keywords=sean+dowdell

You can also get the audio version on Audible, which Sean narrates and I greatly enjoyed.

Thanks!

These - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CP5KXLP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Here you go! :]

https://www.amazon.com/Thousand-Suns-Deluxe-Fan-Box/dp/B0049EZHXS

This is definitely 2002. A reverse image search brings up an Amazon listing for a print of this ad from 2002. Plus Mike had a full-ish beard in 2007, not just the chin.

The Hunting Party [VINYL] https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00KTQD930/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_JFrFzbVG6Z1EE
There you go:)

I bought a CD rack off Amazon and have been using it for several years now

I mean all it takes is to google "reanimation dvd" and in the first four results provided a way to buy it legally, or get it illegally....

https://www.amazon.com/Reanimation-Linkin-Park/dp/B00006L7MV
https://archive.org/details/LPReanimationDVD2002

There was a guy on Amazon that sold album art posters for HT, Meteroa, MTM, and LT, but now all I see is Hybrid Theory. But he might start selling them again, since he does this once in a while. Here's the link to poster: https://www.amazon.com/Linkin-poster-decoration-photo-inches/dp/B01N3V3WL2/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&qid=1505064486&sr=8-14&keywords=rollon+posters

https://www.amazon.com/One-More-Light-Linkin-Park/dp/B06X1558KW/

they gonna release living thing and reanimation too

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BOAFTMI

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CODVHZW

the dates are incorrect they will released both in june 3rd

Minutes To Midnight (Explicit)(Vinyl Picture Disc) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071P3ZF6K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_yDsMzb4YEDZFA

You can buy the movie on amazon.fr

Here is the mobile version of your link

https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/1842404717/ref=tmm_pap_used_olp_sr?ie=UTF8&condition=used&qid=1539270303&sr=8-1-spell

just found this on amazon?

https://www.amazon.com/Reanimation-2LP-Linkin-Park/dp/B01CODVHZW/ref=tmm_vnl_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1466189209&sr=8-1

Minutes to Midnight is also at it lowest price $16.59.

https://www.amazon.com/Minutes-Midnight-Vinyl-Linkin-Park/dp/B000PITXPU

Thank you for sharing your story. In many ways, Chester held a lot of us together when we were growing up, his music kept us from falling apart and giving up. They got me through everything, every hard time in my life since I found them, it seemed like they had a perfect song for every pain or struggle.

Even the day that Heavy came out, I had just had a huge fight with my friend over something incredibly insignificant, and it made me realize how stupid we were being and creating problems where there were none. This fight nearly broke up our friendship and it just wasn't worth it.
It was again, the perfect song for that exact situation.

I never thought losing a celebrity could feel like this. I didn't even consider that this would ever happen to one of "my" idols, and not this year especially. Normally when somebody I admire passes away (and there were several people in the last few years who have died that I looked up to), I'll definitely feel sad, but there's a conscious disconnect, I'm aware that I didn't know them. It generally doesn't change my day to day life, or who I am, because they weren't really a big part of my life or identity.

Something about losing Chester just felt so personal, like losing a close family member. I didn't even realize just how deeply I cared for him, and the band, until he passed away. I always was a huge fan, they've been my favorite band for over a decade, but I still thought there was that same separation I feel with most celebrities. They're in their world and I'm in mine and I don't know who they are as people, I just see their public persona.

I feel like LP didn't really keep us at a distance though, while they kept private about a lot of elements in their lives like their families, they really showed us their personalities and let us get to know them as human beings. And getting to meet them changes things as well, when they're in the flesh no more than a foot away from you, and incredibly kind, and having real conversations, treating you as an equal, it just feels different.

I haven't necessarily felt too embarrassed about how affected I am by this, but I have received criticism for my reaction and it definitely surprised me how deep the well of feeling for Chester is. It caught me off guard, and I'm still hurting every single day. You wouldn't think you could feel such intense grief over someone you didn't get to know in person, but it's there and it's real.
And I know others are feeling it too, because I haven't seen such a reaction from the music industry and a fanbase since Michael Jackson died.. Chris Cornell shocked everybody too, but I think the LP fanbase may have spanned a little wider.
Bowie had a lot of devastated fans as well, although I feel like the circumstances of his passing were in a way more peaceful, less unexpected even though most people hadn't really been aware of his deteriorating health. His was also not preventable the way Chester's was.

It just hits hard when it's a suicide, it feels that much worse than losing them to begin with. I believe even a drug overdose would have hurt (me personally) a little less. This is just the deepest, most painful thing I could have imagined for Chester. He was really suffering, enough to take his own life. It's dark, and I can't express how sorry I am that he ever felt that way.

Anyway, it's nice to hear that you're considering professional help. That's something you can do to make Chester proud, and to help yourself. It's intimidating, and I was a little embarrassed to seek therapy over a celebrity death, but there's always more under the surface, we've all got more going on than meets the eye and I think any professional who's worth their while will understand that, and also how much it can hurt to lose somebody who was your rock for so long.

I feel like I've been slowly improving and working through my grief, but today has just been really, really shitty. I'm trying to take it to be a good thing because I haven't had a day this bad in a few weeks, and for that whole first month every single day felt like this.
But I think it's always going to hurt, we're probably going to still have grieving days ten years in the future, still missing him.
In some ways it's almost worse the longer you go, you get tired of carrying this around everywhere, you're drained by it and the reminders that keep sneaking up on you and hitting you like day one all over again. The pain has gotten easier to push aside and go about your day with, but it's always there and sometimes it comes out and overwhelms you again.
I can't believe we've been here two months without Chester already, it's crazy. It feels like life shouldn't be moving forward, time shouldn't be passing, but it still is.

One last thing, if you haven't checked out the book Option B that Mike recommended, it might be worth trying as well. I'm only a few chapters in but liking it so far. I'm taking comfort in knowing that Mike has read those same words and that it's helped him out a little :)