LeonardoMF93

To me, the problem isn’t that it’s ugly. The problem is that it doesn’t resemble any design the band has ever used for their products.

Curious to know if the events like the pop-up stores and free food will continue throughout the entire North American tour.

Lenny Kravitz's show last year lasted only six minutes and included just three songs. We should expect something very similar for Linkin Park. They’ll probably play for a maximum of ten minutes and perform three songs. In my opinion, they’re likely to play The Emptiness Machine and Numb, as the first is their current hit and the second is the biggest hit of their career, besides being the one promoted by UEFA. If there’s time for one more, it’ll probably be In The End.

I agree 100%. I’ve personally gotten into several arguments for criticizing the band over a release I didn’t like. Every fan has the right to dislike something and to criticize it always with respect. As for taking fans’ opinions into account during the creative process, that’s what sets apart true artists from hitmakers. Linkin Park practically never cared about what we thought and always followed their own sound. Still, here we are, years later, still talking about them (some of us have been listening since the Hybrid Theory or Meteora days). As for CTB, I really like the song and I think it had the potential to replace BIO as the last song in the setlist. Ending the set with BIO is something I just can’t take anymore! The only problem with CTB is that it’s not as relevant within the discography as BIO is, so it’s hard to imagine it being considered as a show closer.

Same here

It's cool that in this episode you can clearly see how it all started with Mike, Phoenix, and Joe, and then how the others gradually got more involved with the project.

Lies Greed Misery is definitely one of the songs I would most like to see return to the setlist.

I think it’s not very clear what this remix is, but I believe it must be an instrumental version that will be used commercially during the Champions League and might include some parts of the instrumental from Numb. A more traditional remix (with vocals, for example) wouldn’t make sense because it would either have to use Chester’s voice or re-record vocals with Emily and both options are terrible. Exactly! Perfect observation!

I want to know what this track is. Will it just be an instrumental? We have the audio from the video, but what will the full version be like? As for the performance, this is huge. It's the biggest performance in the band's history. I also want to know if Brad will be there. But he is not in the promo, so I think he won’t.

It's very unlikely that Burn It Down will be dropped from the setlist. It's Linkin Park's biggest single since Minutes to Midnight (disregarding From Zero).

I can tell you one: when people said that Amy Lee would be the new lead singer of Linkin Park. Someone probably heard 'Amy Lee' when the information was actually about Emily. 🤣

Wow, that would definitely be something really interesting to watch. In fact, it could even be bonus content included with the deluxe edition of From Zero in DVD or Blu-ray format.

QWERTY must sound great with Emily’s voice, and the fact that the band gave it so much attention on Papercuts gives hope that it might return to the setlist after all these years.

If that’s the case, I think it shows even more incompetence from Live Nation for not securing proper contracts with the clubs to guarantee the stadium rentals. I believe there were no confirmed venues with signed contracts for those shows when the official announcement was made. If that had happened, the venues would have been announced along with the dates.

First of all: it was very unprofessional of Live Nation to announce dates for cities without securing venues, fail to find those venues, and then have to cancel. Second: It's strange that they didn't consider moving the show to the Praça da Apoteose in Rio (the venue where the Carnaval parades take place), especially since it can hold over 40,000 people, has a very open schedule, and is in a great location. Many major artists have performed there, such as Pearl Jam, Maroon 5, Bon Jovi, Beyoncé, among thousands of others.