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"UIG was dropped for political reasons that were beyond our control"


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Chester tweeted this yesterday.

 

I am totally confused what that means. Which entity has a control over what songs LP is able to play live? Maybe someone with more understanding than me can shed some light on this statement? Or maybe I am misinterpreting something here.

uhhh.... how is UIG political?

He probably meant politics within the industry. My first thought is the label, but that raises a few questions in and of itself. Can WB force the band to add or drop songs from their set? Even if they COULD, why would they want LP to drop a single from the album that they were touring in support of?

 

It's just a strange and intriguing comment by Chester that I would like some elaboration on.

Look at the context, this wasn't in reference to the live set whatsoever, it was about UIG being dropped from the Transformers 4 soundtrack: https://twitter.com/ChesterBe/status/867773573993078784

 

That could be true, but LPLive only used the word "dropped" to talk about the live set, so it seems he was talking about it too

Otherwise, I could potentially see there maybe being a legal dispute between Cinderella and Linkin Park over the lyrics to UIG that was never publicized? "Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone)" was that band's biggest hit, after all.

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