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  1. Interesting to note that the iTunes edition of the "Studio Collection" includes bonus tracks (we've heard them all) and is newly "Mastered For Itunes."

     

    I've done some research on the whole "Mastered For Itunes" concept, and although the audiophiles call it a BS term, I've found that LP's last two albums sound better on iTunes than CD, Amazon, etc. There is more compression than a lossless CD rip, but less clipping and distortion since the waveforms are not as blown out as other digital editions.

  2. LOL @ the Mansfield hate, though I can't argue with any of it. I go to the Comcast Center every summer to see 311 and it's my least favorite drive of the year. Once got stuck in their god-awful parking lot for 5 hours after a show, and dropped $40 on VIP parking another time only to have the venue lose power, re-schedule the show, and NOT refund the parking fee.

     

    It would be cool if there was an alternate "Boston" amphitheater. I love the Bank of America Pavilion, but the capacity is less than 2,000 I think. It would be cool to see LP play at Fenway Park if they were able to fill the stadium. They already did Gillette Stadium (Foxboro) in '03 & TD Garden (Boston), so what's another sports venue to conquer? :-)

  3. I bet LP will add more shows in the USA for 2013. I don't think a full-fledged US tour will happen, but definitely would expect them to pop-up on a festival or a special radio show.

     

    I'd like the chance to see LP in the states, but so long as they're playing SOMEWHERE in the world in 2013, I'm cool with it. The more shows they play between now and the next album, the more chances we have to hear more tracks from LIVING THINGS live, IMO. If LP go back in the studio and record something new, it just means 3 or 4 more songs to add to the setlist of hits, reducing the chances of hearing something like "Skin to Bone" live.

  4. I haven't heard every DSP yet but Bristow, Lisboa & Cape Town are my top 3.

     

    Bristow was cool, being the first show of the US tour. Lisboa holds a special place after hearing how great the crowd is, especially on the TV version, and Cape Town is great for similar reasons. I really need to see LP outside of the states. The international fans know how to party :)

  5. Cape Town sounds great, even with the usual "what the fuck was that?!" reaction my ears have to the sudden "bursts" of crowd noise in certain parts. Excellent DSP!

     

    On a side note, it would be cool to have a poll on the site voting on the Best DSP of 2012. People could "write in" their favorite and the Top 5 could be voted on? It's slow at work, bear with me & my boredom-inspired ideas :-p

  6. I just get tired of all the singles and find the fun in the non-singles.

    Me too. It sucks being a hardcore fan when it comes to setlists. They should just call them "Hitlists." Obviously LP's shows are tailored to the casual fan that they hope to convert to a regular, paying customer. I wish LP would do a 50/50 mix of singles and fan favorites, but they seem pretty stuck in their ways.

     

    Being able to download & listen to every show doesn't help the burn-out factor, either. I'd probably like "Numb" alot more if I had not heard it 500 times on my iPod while listening to new shows over the years.

  7. There's no way the live version, especially in it's first performance AND at an awards show, was going to top what's on the album, but it was still a good effort from LP.

     

    Cool to see the guys all singing together in a row, and I always love when Chester's background vocals overpower Mike's. As much as I'd like to see the song performed in person, I think it has the same live vibe as "Burning in the Skies" in that it's just not concert friendly.

  8. Can't wait to hear these crowds.

    Me too! I wish Pooch would mix the crowd levels louder instead of only being able to hear the people at the start & end of a song. Especially when you see a show like Rock in Rio where the people are loud as hell and then suddenly inaudible on the DSP. The mixes sound excellent otherwise :)

  9. If they are not going to release an official version of "She Couldn't", then I don't really care about what they put on LPU12. Something with vocals would be nice, though. Instrumental demos of songs they never finished seem pointless and boring to me. The vocals are the highlight of LP.

  10. I think that DBS & FM are average acts

     

    LP is just fucking awesome no need to have Mike and Chaz separated

     

    however i would like to see Chaz joining CAMP FREDDY again, i love the ROCK AND ROLL Chazy

    I'm with you, Joze! Chaz & Mike are better together, and although I like bits and pieces of their side projects, I love almost everything LP does. Very cool to see the SOB album getting released, though. Can't wait to check it out. I'm pre-ordering the double disc version :)

  11. WOW! Congrats to LPL and thanks for sharing this! I became an LP fan from the first time I heard "Crawling" on the radio in 2001, but watching the Docklands footage from "Reverb" turned me into a hardcore fan and was my first taste of how excellent LP are in a live setting. Can't wait to watch this!!!

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