martinez Posted August 21 Posted August 21 LINKIN PARK just released the next track off the new live album "Unshatter Film Soundtrack (Live In São Paulo)" - "What I've Done (Live In São Paulo)". The song is now available on all popular streaming services. Additionally, the video of the live performance of the song was released too. Watch the video below. Video credits: Directed by: Joe Hahn Live Camera Direction by: Mark A. Ritchie Produced by: WL Boyd, Joe Hahn, Igor Kovalik Live Concert Director of Photography: Kenneth Wales Edited By: Igor Kovalik Color by: Adolfo Martinelli Concert Mix by: Neal Avron The rumors say about one more pre-release song before September 25. Quote
JZLP9CharlesMarcia Posted August 21 Posted August 21 This is probably the best live show (direction wise) ever I'm still sad that there's not a confirmed live full show i really need it. Im still hoping that they put it out when they release de documentary for streaming. Quote
YRQRM0 Posted August 22 Posted August 22 Footage and the fact that we’re getting all of this is awesome my nitpick tho is that I just don’t enjoy songs like this where she’s handing the chorus to the audience every time. What am I listening for? I don’t mind it in the concert context at all, but it’d be cooler to have recordings where she’s doing it all Quote
RaimyBennington95 Posted August 23 Posted August 23 On 21/08/2026 at 21:27, YRQRM0 said: As imagens e o fato de estarmos recebendo tudo isso é incrível Meu detalhe é que eu simplesmente não gosto de músicas assim, em que ela passa o refrão para o público toda vez. O que eu estou ouvindo? Não me importo nem um pouco no contexto do show, mas seria mais legal ter gravações onde ela faz tudo When the audience is singing so loudly that even miles from the stadium it was possible to hear, I think we have credits to sing some parts. Quote
JerseyShore Posted August 23 Posted August 23 On 8/21/2026 at 8:27 PM, YRQRM0 said: Footage and the fact that we’re getting all of this is awesome my nitpick tho is that I just don’t enjoy songs like this where she’s handing the chorus to the audience every time. What am I listening for? I don’t mind it in the concert context at all, but it’d be cooler to have recordings where she’s doing it all Agreed 100%. Especially because she nails those lines. FTI, WID, now we need WFTE up next. Those are the top 3 Emily old songs. Quote
YRQRM0 Posted August 23 Posted August 23 16 hours ago, RaimyBennington95 said: When the audience is singing so loudly that even miles from the stadium it was possible to hear, I think we have credits to sing some parts. Yeah I mean I think it's awesome in the context of the concert/live energy, it would just be cooler to me to get a recording where she sings more. Like imagine being able to use the track for all the "if X was in 2007" edits Quote
LPLStaff Posted August 24 Posted August 24 Is this image in a US-only promo video The thing about Emily letting the crowd sing part of What I've Done, etc, is Chester let the crowd do it on In The End and even other songs randomly... not every singer is going to be the same. It works for What I've Done. The biggest one is Crawling and they aren't releasing that one on Unshatter. With Emily it seems very much like it's an honor for the crowd to sing parts of some of their biggest songs, as she is more than capable of singing them herself, but they are the huge Chester songs. Know what I mean? Like celebrating Chester. She has certainly navigated this impossible task of stepping into those shoes very well. Quote
PhoenixDown Posted August 29 Posted August 29 “What I’ve Done” is one of those songs that still works incredibly well live. The São Paulo crowd gives it a lot of extra energy, and I like hearing how the current lineup approaches the older material without trying to copy the original performances exactly. Definitely looking forward to hearing the rest of this live release. Quote
Aspename Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago (edited) On 8/24/2026 at 9:37 PM, LPLStaff said: Is this image in a US-only promo video I was thinking about moving to a casino with a VIP scheme, but I did not want to rely on vague promises of exclusive rewards. A friend suggested that I check the list before opening another account. I compared the entry requirements, cashback restrictions, loyalty levels, personal support, and possible changes to withdrawal limits. After that, I verified the current rules on the operators’ sites and ruled out the programs that would take too long to reach. This solved the problem for me, so the same list may be useful to someone else. With that task finished, I scrolled through my feed and came across an interesting perspective on Linkin Park's current era. The thing about Emily letting the crowd sing part of What I've Done, etc, is Chester let the crowd do it on In The End and even other songs randomly... not every singer is going to be the same. It works for What I've Done. The biggest one is Crawling and they aren't releasing that one on Unshatter. With Emily it seems very much like it's an honor for the crowd to sing parts of some of their biggest songs, as she is more than capable of singing them herself, but they are the huge Chester songs. Know what I mean? Like celebrating Chester. She has certainly navigated this impossible task of stepping into those shoes very well. It is highly likely that this image is from the official global promotional material for the upcoming "Unshatter" documentary directed by Joe Hahn, which chronicles their emotional journey and comeback. Regarding Emily letting the crowd sing parts of the songs, it definitely feels like a beautiful way to honor Chester Bennington's legacy rather than a lack of capability on her part. Stepping into those shoes is an incredibly difficult task, but by turning those huge classic tracks into shared moments with the fans, she creates a powerful atmosphere of collective healing and celebration that brings the community even closer together. Edited 9 hours ago by Aspename Quote
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