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I wonder when the band will officially confirm the album title, as well as the tracklisting and release date. I think a new photoshoot + new music video will also come with this news, it's just a matter of when, I guess.

Yeah, he tweeted about it last fall but this is the first time we saw a pic of it. Looks awesome as hell.

Agreed, Mark The Graves especially sounds pretty dark. This album will be heavy as f*ck.

It's the demo title, it wouldn't be the title of the final product.

I can watch the making of's and take pics of the boards. There were definitely pics of of demos boards for Meteora, MTM, ATS and LT.

Could be ''Mark The Graves'' it looks like.

This video is awesome!! Thank you for sharing. Tons of new demo titles!!

Wow, awesome post. But wasn't Syracuse, NY on Projekt Rev 2007 something? Because they played at the New York State Fair and it was in the middle of a field and it was mixed in with the whole State Fair thing, hence why Chester was talking during the show about the shark tanks and the Sea Lion exhibit, etc. I also remember that when people went to get their meet and greet passes at the Will Call Booth, the people there were handing them out to basically just anyone that said they had a meet and greet pass, but they were stopped after a certain point. It was a disaster. Lol.

I just don't like adding the rehearsal performances and stuff like that, but I will correct the 2009 tour starting with Westwood, makes sense, I guess, it was technically a live crowd anyways. I added the 2006 Japan tour, also makes sense. 2005, I won't add, though. 2005 was basically LP's time off and I don't count 2 shows that were almost half a year apart as a tour, not to mention they weren't even LP shows.

Should I add 2005 and 2006? Not sure, because 2005 only had 2 shows and they weren't LP tours. 2006 had Japan, so I guess I could add it. I'm not going to add the Grammy's from 2006 because it was an award show and not part of a touring cycle.

Here, I will list the touring cycles for each album by LP. The LPTV episode ''LIVING THING FINALE (Asia Tour Part 3) inspired me to do this, because it's saying that the LT tour ended after the Asia tour in 2013, which makes sense. I didn't include the years 2005, 2006 or 2009 into album cycles because they were one off tour years that weren't in support of an album. Hybrid Theory Cycle: Started in West Hollywood, CA on June 9th, 2000 at the Coconut Teaszer and ended in West Hollywood, CA on March 4th, 2002 at the House of Blues on Sunset Strip. Meteora Cycle: Started in Milano, IT on February 23rd, 2003 at Alcatraz and ended in Sao Paulo, SP on September 11th, 2004 at Morumbi Stadium. 'Escape From The Studio Tour' Cycle: Started in Tokyo, JP on August 10th, 2006 at Zepp Tokyo and ended in Sendai, JP on August 15th, 2006 at Yume Messe Miyagi. Minutes To Midnight Cycle: Started in Berlin, BE on April 28th, 2007 at Kesselhaus and ended in Woodlands, TX on August 24th, 2008 at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. 'New Divide' Cycle: Started in Westwood, CA on June 22nd, 2009 outside of Mann's Village Theater and ended in Pomona, CA on August 22nd, 2009 at Fairplex. A Thousand Suns Cycle: Started in New York, NY on September 14th, 2010 at the Best Buy Theater and ended in Singapore, SG on September 25th, 2011 at The Padang. LIVING THINGS Cycle: Started in West Hollywood, CA on May 18th, 2012 at the House of Blues on Sunset Strip and ended in Kuala Lumpur, MY on August 19th, 2013 at Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil.

I don't think it will happen with more shows, but you never know.

Yes, very much so. I would say they are the thing I care most about in my life besides my family. I have several Linkin Park related stuff and Chester related stuff tattooed on my skin for the rest of my life. You don't go through with something like that if they aren't your favorite band.

Make sure to add BTH (All Piano Version) that they performed at Edgefest 2008, it's the only time they ever did that.

I liked most of the EP as well. I just think that releasing remixes for pre-ordering LT, releasing Recharged and then releasing this EP was a bit much. Lol. LP has so many remixes of their songs, it's insane!!

Most remixes are terrible and pointless, but I kind of like this one for some reason.

Reminds me a lot of this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SV8I3dxNbJk I can imagine that the SOTD piano version sounds mostly like it sounded during the ballad medley.

Victimized has death metal elements.

I don't think that plastified is an English word.

Makes no sense.

Looks f**king awesome!! I wish we could hear these performances!!!

01. The Little Things Give You Away 02. Qwerty 03. Leave Out All The Rest 04. The Messenger 05. ROADS UNTRAVELED 06. Breaking The Habit 07. Given Up 08. When They Come For Me 09. Iridescent 10. Hands Held High

I guess. I'm not really into heavy music, although I do like it sometimes and I love when LP does heavy stuff, I just wouldn't say their heavier stuff is my favorite by them.

''Get this bitch earthquakin'' is from In Stereo by Fort Minor. Lol. I love this remix, it's my favorite remix of ALTNC. Don't really care much for the music video, but it's cool, I guess. Waiting impatiently for the music video for GATS.

New list. 01. What I've Done - My favorite LP song out of all of them. I love the lyrics, I love the melody, I love Chester's performance, I love the guitar, I love the drums, etc. The lyrics especially mean a lot to me and this song also was released at a very good time in my life, so it reminds me a lot of that time as well. I don't think LP will ever write a song that beats this song as my favorite. 02. Papercut - What a great song. Everything is simply awesome about it. Not too much to say except for the fact that it's a great song, it rocks live and it opens up the greatest album of all time; Hybrid Theory. 03. POWERLESS - This possibly might be my 2nd favorite song by Linkin Park. The lyrics are so powerful and it's one of the few LP songs that I can directly relate to. My ex girlfriend was a terrible drug addict and put me through a lot of pain and misery and the lyrics connect very well in my situation because I watched her destroy herself with drugs and I felt powerless and weak, not to mention I went through a lot of bad experiences during the time. The melody is also very strong here and when you listen to TINFOIL leading into POWERLESS, it's a great journey. 04. Given Up - An unpopular song for a lot of LP fans, but I can't help it, this song is just pure awesome. Chester's performance in this song is top notch and it has a 18 second long scream, how can you go wrong with that? A lot of LP fans don't like this song because of the lyrics, but I feel like they are very strong. They are direct and they get to the point. If you have ever been extremely depressed and miserable, you will know where these lyrics are coming from. This song is also usually performed live very well, too, despite the fact that it's hard for Chester to perform it at times. 05. Faint - One of my old favorite LP songs. Not too much to say here except that it just rocks. The vocals are great by both Mike and Chester and the melody of the guitar is great. Some good screams in this track as well. Also, Brad adding the guitar solo at the end in 2007 made this song even better when they play it live. 06. In Pieces - This song blew me away when I first listened to it. The vocals are very strong and you can tell it's coming from a heartfelt place, you can hear it in Chester's delivery. Hardcore LP fans will know what the lyrics are about, which makes it even cooler. Brad adding the guitar solo was just pure epic, one of my favorite performances from Brad, ever. I also love the drumming in this track, might even be one of my favorite performances from Rob. I told Rob this at the LPU Summit and he said it was awesome and that they worked very hard on this song and that he appreciated it. 07. Burning In The Skies - Another great vocal delivery from Chester. The melody is spot on. The lyrics might be my favorite part of this song, I like the imagery and emotion coming from them. I also feel like it sort of encompasses the whole vibe of A Thousand Suns in a way, which is cool. 08. IN MY REMAINS - Another song that isn't very popular in the LP community, but this has been one of my favorite LP songs since I first heard the 30 second clip before LIVING THINGS was even released. There is a very cool ''dark'' vibe to the track. One of the very first reviews for LIVING THINGS had a description for this song that the writer said it felt like it was written for a stadium sing along at the end of times, I agree. The lyrics are strong and Chester and Mike both give a great performance here. It's extremely melodic and the lyrics are really serious, but you can still rock out to this song, too. 09. Crawling - I have to put this on the list because it was the very first song I heard from Linkin Park back in 2001. My best friend at the time bought Hybrid Theory at some point in 2001 (I know, a year late) and he introduced me to the album by showing me the song ''Crawling''. I instantly fell in love with the song and I had my Mom buy me the album shortly after hearing it. I put the CD in my walkman and listened to the album from start to finish and I fell in love with the entire album and this song is basically what got me into Linkin Park in general. 10. What We Don't Know (2007 Demo) - This is a song that no one else has on their list, but I felt like I needed to add it because it's such a great song and it means a lot to me. The vocals in this song are very emotional and Chester's delivery is great. The lyrics actually mean a lot to me, which is weird for just a random demo. I was going through some serious stuff when this song was released on LPUX and I connected with the song. I also love Chester's raspy section towards the end of the song, so awesome. I don't think this song is better than the songs that made it on Minutes To Midnight, but it's definitely a great song and I'm glad we got it on LPUX.