It's also one of the softest songs the band has produced, particularly from this era. The song clocks in at over 5 minutes in length, and features an extended instrumental breakdown. ' She Couldn't' goes against a lot of stereotypes regarding early Hybrid Theory/Linkin Park material. Lyrically, it's almost the same as the 9-track demo version, but without 'Ah! I hate you so much right now!' being yelled at the beginning. ' Crawling' was re-recorded with new instrumental and vocal takes. They did, however, release a promotional 3-Song E.P. The 8-track demo was composed of a proposed tracklist for the project. OSC was so well received that in Aug00 we moved album to Oct.' Because of this, plans for the EP were dropped and a definitive tracklist never materialized. Rob McDermott, the band's manager at the time, explained, 'I said we needed EP so we could have music out when we toured. The band's biography from, written in 2000, reveals the band had plans to release a five song EP and tour in the US West Coast in May. Jeff Blue can be seen listening to the EP on Lockout. That puts this demo CD in the timeframe between the release of the Hybrid Theory EP and the 6-track demo CD, which still makes it some of the earliest demo material from the band. This information is wrong for many reasons: Chester joined the band in 1999, Linkin Park signed their first contract with Warner in November 1999, and 'She Couldn't' samples the song 'B-Boy Document '99' by The High & Mighty which was released in the summer of 1999. According to the seller, the CD dates from 1998 and was the first demo with Chester Bennington in the band, which was given by the band's manager to an high executive of Warner Bros. This 8-track demo CD was discovered in June 2009 when it was auctioned on eBay.

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