Pinkpop 2012 Airing on YouTube

[LPLStaff]

Pinkpop is continuing their archival releases and will be putting the full Linkin Park 2012 show out on YouTube on November 15, 2025 at 11:00 am EST.
 

This follows Pinkpop releasing much of the 2007 show, minus a few songs, recently.

 

 

[JZLP-Benningstrong]

This is the last LP pinkpop show? 

 

Man pinkpop fucking rocks can't believe they did this again. 

 

Two new LP shows back to back this weekend

 

2012 was the very last year of LP1 prime, very special for me this is the year that I finally had my first LP concert.

[bloodbath]

Question is, will be the whole show? or some song missing?

[LPLStaff]

No one knows. Maybe something shorter again. But better than nothing.

 

Don't forget 2013, I'd say that was the last of the prime for LP1. Before The Hunting Party era.

 

They had amazing setlists in 2013. One of them was like APFMH -> Papercut to start or something crazy.

[Stewe]

2012/13 has some amazing setlist.

I wish I could see it live

[thigolpbr]

As I said in another post.

I hope that, as the years go by, more and more material from Linkin Park's shows with Chester will surface.

It would be interesting if other major festivals, such as Rock am Ring, Download Festival, Reading, and others, followed Pinkpop's model of releasing the performances on an official channel.

Not just Linkin Park, of course, but we would also have historic performances from other great bands.

 

[JerseyShore]

5 hours ago, LPLStaff said:

No one knows. Maybe something shorter again. But better than nothing.

 

Don't forget 2013, I'd say that was the last of the prime for LP1. Before The Hunting Party era.

 

They had amazing setlists in 2013. One of them was like APFMH -> Papercut to start or something crazy.

The setlists up until and including ATS are so damn good. Just loaded with bangers from those albums. 

[JZLP-Benningstrong]

4 hours ago, thigolpbr said:

As I said in another post.

I hope that, as the years go by, more and more material from Linkin Park's shows with Chester will surface.

It would be interesting if other major festivals, such as Rock am Ring, Download Festival, Reading, and others, followed Pinkpop's model of releasing the performances on an official channel.

Not just Linkin Park, of course, but we would also have historic performances from other great bands.

 

 

Felipe has Reading 2003 that's like my ultimate wish, amazing setlist and the proshots that were released sound pretty fucking good.

 

I wonder why the band didnt choose that show for M20.

[bloodbath]

10 hours ago, JZLP-Benningstrong said:

 

Felipe has Reading 2003 that's like my ultimate wish, amazing setlist and the proshots that were released sound pretty fucking good.

 

I wonder why the band didnt choose that show for M20.

Same as the Docklands Arena 2001. Still don't understand 

[thigolpbr]

10 hours ago, JZLP-Benningstrong said:

 

Felipe has Reading 2003 that's like my ultimate wish, amazing setlist and the proshots that were released sound pretty fucking good.

 

I wonder why the band didnt choose that show for M20.

I don't understand either.

Another show that I was sure could be released on M20 was the Detroit Theatre 2003 show.

That show would have been incredible; part of it that we have on YouTube shows how cool the filming and audio turned out.

Reading 2003 would have been incredible too.

I really don't understand and I don't know who chooses the shows for the box set lol

[thigolpbr]

24 minutes ago, bloodbath said:

Same as the Docklands Arena 2001. Still don't understand 

Me neither.

Rock am Ring is a historic show, but we already had it online in great quality.

I understand that the band may have wanted to make it official in the box set, but they could have at least included Docklands as well.

PR02 could have been the entire show without mixing performances.

Either San Diego or Las Vegas.

But even so, it was something historic because we didn't have anything from 2002.

Besides One Step Closer (Colorado) and that video of My December in Kansas.

[bloodbath]

27 minutes ago, thigolpbr said:

Me neither.

Rock am Ring is a historic show, but we already had it online in great quality.

I understand that the band may have wanted to make it official in the box set, but they could have at least included Docklands as well.

PR02 could have been the entire show without mixing performances.

Either San Diego or Las Vegas.

But even so, it was something historic because we didn't have anything from 2002.

Besides One Step Closer (Colorado) and that video of My December in Kansas.

For that same reason of make it official they could have included the RAR 04 in the meteora box set (glad they didn't). So yeah, strange decision.

 

Regarding the PR02 I think they had it shelved and ready to go. So they wouldn't bother to split the shows 20 years later on.

[Wark]

I wish we got Download Festival 2014 in HT boxset. It's weird that they didn't include that, and if I remember correctly, even the promoter of Download Festival wish to have it released. 

[Stewe]

6 minutes ago, Wark said:

I wish we got Download Festival 2014 in HT boxset. It's weird that they didn't include that, and if I remember correctly, even the promoter of Download Festival wish to have it released. 

It's a great missed opportunity.

I wish they will be released as a standalone DVD.

More festivals should follow the example of Pinkpop 

[bloodbath]

20 minutes ago, Wark said:

I wish we got Download Festival 2014 in HT boxset. It's weird that they didn't include that, and if I remember correctly, even the promoter of Download Festival wish to have it released. 

Because the box set wasn't about the album, was about a period of time (1997-2002). If it was strictly about HT we wouldn't have things like Pictureboard. 

 

Besides the band in 2014 doesn't sound alike 2000-02. It doesn't fit.

[Stewe]

3 minutes ago, bloodbath said:

Because the box set wasn't about the album, was about a period of time (1997-2002). If it was strictly about HT we wouldn't have things like Pictureboard. 

 

Besides the band in 2014 doesn't sound alike 2000-02. It doesn't fit.

I know what's about the boxset but still I wish that we could have Download 2014 in one way or another 

[Cesar656]

13 hours ago, JZLP-Benningstrong said:

 

Felipe has Reading 2003 that's like my ultimate wish, amazing setlist and the proshots that were released sound pretty fucking good.

 

I wonder why the band didnt choose that show for M20.

Has he shared the Reading 2003?

[JZLP-Benningstrong]

50 minutes ago, Cesar656 said:

Has he shared the Reading 2003?

Yes 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In another universe. 

 

 

[Cesar656]

17 minutes ago, JZLP-Benningstrong said:

Yes 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In another universe. 

 

 

Wonder why he doesnt share it. Are we talking he wants money or is it copyright issues

[JZLP-Benningstrong]

56 minutes ago, Cesar656 said:

Wonder why he doesnt share it. Are we talking he wants money or is it copyright issues

he's on his right to share or not

it's way too complicated to obtain that kinda of exclusive stuff.

[thigolpbr]

I've already said this in the chat and in other topics.

I don't see a problem with the band making these old shows available on a stream page for purchase.

At least from 2000-2004, since we already had the HT20 and M20 box sets.

Thousands of fans would love to see shows like that.

Who here wouldn't pay $20 to $30 to watch a never-before-seen proshot?

Imagine a show from Reading 2003, Rock in Park 2001, Download Festival 2004, Dragon Festival 2001, Docklands 2001 (Master Tape), Detroit Theatre 2003, etc...

These are just a few examples.

I would pay to watch them.

Here's a quick and simple calculation: if each show were sold for $20, and I'm making a quick calculation that only 5,000 people in the world buy just one show, that would be a return of $100,000 for just one show that's sitting unused in the band's coffers.

I know the band is a millionaire and is looking at a new phase.

But hey, this is so simple to do, and hundreds, thousands of fans, even those who like the new phase, would certainly be very happy and would pay to watch these shows.

Another detail: I'm almost certain the band already has their shows digitized.

I would buy them all.

 

Edited Saturday at 10:24 PM by thigolpbr

[Stewe]

I've missed the livestream since I was at the gym training.

It's the full show or something's missing?

[easiertorun03]

2 minutes ago, Stewe said:

I've missed the livestream since I was at the gym training.

It's the full show or something's missing?

Don't worry, the show is full

Edited Saturday at 06:47 PM by easiertorun03
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[Stewe]

3 minutes ago, thigolpbr said:

I've already said this in the chat and in other topics.

I don't see a problem with the band making these old shows available on a streaming page for purchase.

At least from 2000-2004, since we already had the HT20 and M20 box sets.

Thousands of fans would love to see shows like that.

Who here wouldn't pay $20 to $30 to watch a never-before-seen proshot?

Imagine a show from Reading 2003, Rock in Park 2001, Download Festival 2004, Dragon Festival 2001, Docklands 2001 (Master Tape), Detroit Theatre 2003, etc...

These are just a few examples.

I would pay to watch them.

Here's a quick and simple calculation: if each show were sold for $20, and I'm making a quick calculation that only 5,000 people in the world buy just one show, that would be a return of $100,000 for just one show that's sitting unused in the band's coffers.

I know the band is a millionaire and is looking at a new phase.

But hey, this is so simple to do, and hundreds, thousands of fans, even those who like the new phase, would certainly be very happy and would pay to watch these shows.

Another detail: I'm almost certain the band already has their shows digitized.

I would buy them all.

 

They need to follow Metallica 's example and put it on YouTube.

They had a lot a show on their channel, and you can watch it for free 

[Stewe]

1 minute ago, easiertorun03 said:

Don't worry, the show is full

Thanks, I'll watch it tomorrow