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This is a cool line up, I like some of the bands, but Slipknot is definitely not one of them. I have no respect for Corey Taylor or any of his bands after he insulted my favorite band. Maybe there is going to be a US tour for summer 2015. LP did that on the MTM cycle, they did a summer tour in 2007, came back and did a US arena tour in winter 2008 and then did a final summer tour in the US for summer 2008. I've already began to save up money for a potential US tour next summer. Something tells me that the cycle won't be over that soon because LP have said they wanted to tour a lot on this record, although, that might just mean doing more shows in a specific time period. For example, the LT tour started in May 2012 and ended in August 2013. THP cycle might be the same as that, but they might squeeze more touring in during the time period, while as during the LT cycle, they had tons of huge gaps from touring, which was weird to me, because LT is double platinum album and they only did 1 US tour. Lol.

I don't have Direct TV. I'll be waiting for a YouTube upload if someone decides to do that. If not, I don't really care. I've become so bored with LP when it comes to live recordings that I honestly don't care anymore about bootlegs, DSP's, pro-shots, etc. I am excited for their upcoming live album, though, because I like physical copies of shit (I hate digital) and I also know it will be exceptional quality.

No offense, but who would play a bootleg in the car??

I see what you are saying. It's not for the consumer LP fan, but more for LP fans who want to create their own remixes and music, etc.

So let me get this straight... ''Asteroids'', ''Complimentary'', ''Space Station'' and ''Bruiser'', are these actual demos from LP's vault or are they just songs that were created using the Stagelight sounds?

These are cool and all, but honestly, Stagelight is kind of stupid. I mean these are nowhere near what LP has in their archives. For example, I am willing to bet that if LP released ''Animals'' for instance, it would be much longer than the clip posted here and would probably be way more devoloped, etc. These aren't even LP demos. I wouldn't even call any of these ''seeds'', they're just merely ''sounds''.

Why remove THP stuff from it?

Thank you for this. I think Animals is my favorite.

You always see that here in New England too. I'm totally guilty of doing this though, so I can't say much.

I tried purchasing the Manchester, NH 2008 DSP a few days ago and I wasn't able to download it. The software is extremely out of date and I wasn't able to get the content using Firefox or Chrome. But of coarse they still took the money for it and haven't responded to my email.

There is a joke here in New England that we New Englanders will wear shorts all year long, no matter what the weather. It's pretty funny, because I actually will wear shorts all winter and not think twice about it.

Asteroids sounds cool. Not a great song, but pretty cool. I don't want to download Stagelight but I would love to hear Animals.

Yeah, it's very crazy to me as well. I know for a fact that Mike and Chester have encouraged it. And since they stopped doing DSP's altogether now and the website doesn't work even if you want to purchase one, I feel like they shouldn't care if we share it. But I understand, I wouldn't want LPL to suffer because of it. I just don't get it.

If Mike and Chester encourage us to trade the DSP's then why can't we???

Personally, for some reason, I thought 2012 was a really good year. Maybe that is because I loved LIVING THINGS and the Honda Civic Tour. But it saw the return of With You, Runaway, Blackout, Somewhere I Belong and a few others I believe. I also loved the Berlin show that was in theaters and then later released on DVD. The Camden Summit was epic as well. And don't forget when LPL asked Chester the correct lyrics to Qwerty, that was epic. 2014 was a good year, though, so far, there is still over a month left of the year. I love The Hunting Party and the Carnivores Tour was pretty fun, especially Jones Beach.

The BTH demo is cool but only because of the different lyrics, Chester's vocal delivery is eons better than Mike's with that song, the chorus for it almost sounds like a mmm...cookies outtake to me.

Yeah, I was up front at that show and it seemed like the front row was literally the only people that showed some excitement.

I hated Uncasville... I'm happy that I have pit for the 3 shows I am going to and not that Uncasville wasn't the only option.

Does anyone have the Manchester, NH 2008 DSP? I tried to buy it on the website a few days ago and was charged for it but I was unable to download it because both Chrome and Firefox wouldn't download it. Wretchesandkings.net is also no longer a LP fansite, so they don't have the DSP's anymore.

Wow, I totally didn't notice that I wrote that. Lol. Yeah, Laurel Studio and the Houdini Mansion are the same thing. I forgot about the Korn studio, that's cool that Valentine's Day came from there, it's one of my favorite songs off of Minutes To Midnight. Don't forget that the band also was in the studio back home in the US in March, April, May and June of 2008, I remember Mike posting about that on his blog with pictures, etc. Maybe stuff like ''Blanka'' could have originated from that time period, as well as Malathion, which is when I think they originated from. http://mikeshinoda.com/2008/12/07/in-studio-june-2008-flashback/

I hope we get a good quality live track, similar to how we got Until It's Gone from the Final Masquerade CD single. The quality is so good on that one. Webcast quality isn't good enough to me, I like professional mixes and I only collect stuff officially released by the band, so webcast is of no need for me.

I've recently started collecting vinyls. I have Hybrid Theory One Step Closer (RSD Version) Reanimation Meteora Collision Course Minutes To Midnight Road To Revolution: Live At Milton Keynes A Thousand Suns LIVING THINGS RECHARGED The Hunting Party Not going to bother collecting side projects, etc. but I plan on having all of LP's shit on vinyl that I can possibly get.

Wow, awesome! Thank you. I really hope that the band releases a CD/DVD of this, similar to what they did for Road To Revolution. I hate how ATS+, LT+ and THP+ only had DVD releases without a CD.

I hate DSP's now, I'm glad they are gone.

I think After Canada is really from the December 2005 sessions. Just because it doesn't have screaming and isn't all that heavy like Chester was referring to for the music they were working on at that point doesn't mean it can't be from that time frame. 2005 as a whole is an incredibly grey area for the band in many ways. We got 2 shows that year and the rest is really unknown as far as Linkin Park goes in 2005 besides the feud with Warner.