Artist	Song
Stone Sour	Made of Scars
from Come What(ever) May (2007)
Against Me!	Thrash Unreal
from New Wave (2007)
Pearl Jam	Love, Reign O'er Me
from Love, Reign O'er Me (As Featured In the Motion Picture "Reign Over Me") - Single (2007)
Social Distortion	Far Behind
from Greatest Hits (2007)
Drowning Pool	Soldiers
from Full Circle (2008)
Operator	Soulcrusher
from Soulcrusher (2007)
Serj Tankian	Empty Walls
from Elect the Dead (2007)
Avenged Sevenfold	Almost Easy
from Avenged Sevenfold (2007)
Angels & Airwaves	Everything's Magic
from I-Empire (2007)
Bullet for My Valentine	All These Things I Hate (Revolve Around Me)
from The Poison (Deluxe Version) (2007)
Flyleaf	All Around Me
from Flyleaf (2007)
Another Animal	Broken Again
from Another Animal (2007)
Coheed and Cambria	The Running Free
from No World for Tomorrow (2007)
Silverchair	Straight Lines
from Young Modern (2007)
Hurt	Ten Ton Brick
from Vol. II (2007)
Evans Blue	The Pursuit
from The Pursuit Begins When This Portrayal of Life Ends (2007)
Jimmy Eat World	Big Casino
from Chase This Light (2007)
Army of Anyone	Goodbye
from Army of Anyone (2010)
Shadows Fall	Redemption
from Threads of Life (2007)
The Almost	Say This Sooner
from Southern Weather (2007)
Static-X	Destroyer
from Cannibal (2007)
The Used	The Bird and the Worm
from Lies for the Liars (2007)
Black Light Burns	Lie
from Cruel Melody (2007)
Marilyn Manson	Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand)
from Eat Me, Drink Me (Bonus Track Version) (2007)
The Cult	Dirty Little Rockstar
from Born Into This (2007)

Comment:

Don't worry. Your ears aren't playing tricks on you. The skittish beats and dreary drone tones of "Lie" really are fronted by Limp Bizkit guitarist/face-paint expert Wes Borland. It's not the only side project worth hearing in our '07-centric Deep Cuts either. While System of a Down's singer (Serj Tankian) shows his sensitive/schizo sides in "Empty Walls," Corey Taylor sheds his Slipknot mask for a sleeker modern-rock sound in Stone Sour and Angels & Airwaves is way more epic and emo than Tom DeLonge's work in Blink-182.

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