Geki

Heaviest setlist would probably be the Summer 2004 set, or the Summer Sanitarium 2003 set.

I said the heaviest VICTIMIZED/Qwerty performance so far. Not sure what you mean by 2003.

Wtf?

Epic LPU13 tracklisting... 01. Pictureboard 02. My December (Team Sleep Remix) 03. No Roads Left (Chester's Vocal Take) 04. Electric Uvula (Minutes To Midnight Demo) 05. Hemophiliac (Minutes To Midnight Demo) 06. Chunky Munky (Minutes To Midnight Demo) 07. Resident Turdface (Minutes To Midnight Demo) 08. Clever Name (Minutes To Midnight Demo) 09. Thoughts That Take Away My Pride (Meteora Demo) 10. Left To Right (A Thousand Suns Demo)

You got a point there. I think the general consensus of this thread is that VICTIMIZED/Qwerty is probably the heaviest song from LP to date. Now the real question is, what performance is the heaviest? I think maybe Mansfield 2012, Chester's vocals were a lot more screamy that night than other performances. What do you guys think?

U mad bro?

LP is king.

There is no arguing that No More Sorrow, Qwerty and Victimized are all heavy songs. But they're only heavy for LP. In general, they aren't heavy songs when compared to non-LP related music. I think you hit the nail on the head with this post, though. Those are probably LP's heaviest songs. I don't even think there are 5.

I know tons of bands that aren't death metal that are heavier than Linkin Park. Wtf. Even a band like Hawthorne Heights is heavier than Linkin Park. Linkin Park is basically tech/pop, that's what Chester has described their music like and I kind of agree in a way.

Sucks. Maybe if STP actually announced they would be playing a show with Chester as the new lead singer, more people would have tried to record it.

I'm lucky that I live close to NYC because most bands always play NYC and LA.

Would be epic... Tons of fans want it to happen. But that is the very reason they won't do it. LP seems to always go against what most fans want. Lol.

In all fairness, though, are any songs by Linkin Park actually heavy? I mean, yes, they do have some songs with screaming, but the scream sections are short and are then followed up by some soft singing or rapping. The instrumentation isn't too heavy either, I think the heaviest instrumentation we have seen is in No More Sorrow and that would still fall into hard rock category to me. I don't think LP will ever make a 'heavy' song, sadly.

Except the Honda Civic Tour sucked and was almost impossibly short to be a ''US Tour'', and Incubus and Mutemath both fucking blow ass. So yeah they can do summer package tours, but they will always suck compared to past Projekt Revolution's unless they actually get some decent support acts. I was actually happy that I got to miss Incubus for the LP M&G. Fuck sitting through that set.

Mike definitely said ''Animal(S)'', not Animal. Also, it's definitely not ''Play Them Shorts''. Wtf? It was called ''Laser Shorts''. I can't believe no one said anything about that yet.

Top 5 IMO are probably these in no particular order 1. Wish (NIN Cover) 2. VICTIMIZED/Qwerty 3. No More Sorrow 4. Qwerty (LPU6) 5. Don't Stay Screaming doesn't always mean 'heavy'. I put Don't Stay on here because it has a killer riff and it's heavy as fuck, and it pumps me up like no other LP song. I would kill to see LP open with it. No More Sorrow is very heavy instrumentally and it does have aggressive vocals, too. I didn't put Given Up on here because even though it has more screaming than most of these, No More Sorrow is still heavier IMO. The others are just obvious.

I wish we could get a late Spring/early Summer album, then a Projekt Revolution in the states right after. Honestly I think PR in the states (the real PR) is done and over with for good.

We didn't get a proper US tour, but they did play some shows in the US, I was at a few of them.

No one recorded it. Lol.

No new info... Lol.

Does anybody know the address to the Korn Studio that LP worked on MTM at?

I thought the Michael Buble song was ''Damn'' by SOB, I thought Mike just produced the track. You can hear the version with Michael on YouTube, but the version included with Reseda Beach doesn't have Michael on it because they couldn't use the vocal anymore or something. But the 2007 version with Michael is on YouTube, Ryu released it. I also highly doubt that Standing In The Middle was from 2004, I read somewhere once I believe that said it was created years before that. Reanimation and Collision Course also don't count as official LP albums, there are only 5 official albums by LP. The others are remix and live albums.

We have the Crawling demo as well. Lol.

I think it's fake.

Chester said in December of last year that they were rehearsing I'LL BE GONE.