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Didn't thought about it. That's THE REAL chance to put our hands on it. Just check this amazing playlist someone put together with the few pieces of amateur footage we have. Unbelievable concert.

That's exciting! But the sad thing is to realize MTM 20 would happen only in 2027. Well, let's enjoy what we have, not what we don't.

Kero Kero Bonito is one of the best band names i've ever seen. In portuguese it may mean "pretty Kero Kero" (a kind of bird, southern lapwing i guess is how you call it in english) The bird's real name is Quero-Quero, but Kero Kero has the exact same pronunciation. Don't know if it was the intention, but i like it a lot.

I wonder what would they do with Cure For The Itch

There's a famous brazillian singer/drummer called Junior. There was a moment a few years back when he really seemed to be trying to look like Mike.

I saw a Metallica meme on Facebook, they found famous people who are each member's doppelganger. https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=708300287337210&set=a.691363545697551 How about we try that for our guys. I guess Orlando Bloom as Chester is hors concours. What about the others?

Once more a movie of questionable taste with a band member involved.

The year is 2027, Linkin Park releasead a new album and is touring worldwide. The fanbase is happy and remembering with laughter the year 2022 when Mike was doing that thing named NFT and some weird features.

yeah, i totally got the "phoenix playing golf" vibes from these updates. But hey, that's cool. It's something.

i just can't see Rob coming back to being an active drummer, recording stuff, rehearsing, touring and playing concerts. I can see Mike doing that, maybe Phoenix. They feel like more energetic people. Joe and Brad i see them recording, not so much touring. I just can't feel them with the energy to deal with interviews and all of that that comes with releasing an album.

The thing is: how many of the young artists he collaborated with really got elevated? this is a honest question, i didn't follow the repercussions. Of all the MS Produce Me people, did any of them got any relevant attention?

i know Mike should do what he wants to do, but in the last years his collabs were boring. I miss the feeling of something BIG.

never realized funkos were so cheap on the US. in brazil they are trully a collector's item. Easily 100 bucks.

it's just the pot people that just talk about pot and create all kinds of arguments to try to validate pot world

1 - Good Goodbye is the one i can't stand. How's that even a single? 2 - Any EDM featuring

Yeah, we've done many times the challenge to find the best LP track. Even Mike did it himself. What about we discuss and try to agree about the worst ones? There are 2 categories: 1 - Only the main studio albums (no instrumentals/interludes) 2 - ALL SONGS, b-sides, demos and such (no instrumental/interludes) Who dares to begin? Maybe after we find the 20 worst songs we can put them in the chart to battle each other.

i always jump her 20min part on the chester's tribute show.

Chester was a fan of STP... and played with them. A fan of AIC, and played with them. That must be an awesome feeling. And there's another angle of that one, filming the big screen

i'm starting to feel like it's happening a Public Relationship shenanigan to increase Mike's mainstream acknowledgement. It's just something that occurred to me right now, that management will find ways to make Mike look much more like a frontman and recognizable person on the mainstream media. That way he could gather more strength to carry and lead LP in the eyes of the general public as a rockstar frontman.

Can't wait. I see no problem at all on hearing new Chester stuff. And i say new because i never cared for GD until amends, so every song is new to me.

This era is Linkin Park in a nutshell to me and most of the people around the world. Way more than HT era. Meteora really defined this memorable graphic and visual identity LP has in most people's mind. The urban underground angry teenager. I mean, it's incredible to think about. Numb, Faint, Breaking the Habit, From the Inside, Somewhere i Belong... all in the same album. I dare to say, this is Linkin Park at it's peak. Maybe not exclusively musically-wise, but in a holistic way. That's when they became universal, an arena band, not just a one-hit wonder but something that would be a timeless success.

well, and you didn't once again. edit: man, that pic just shows the original tapes they sent to the studio at the time they recorded them. No relation with any tracklist, just random takes.

This song grew up on me a little bit. But Mike has to stop trying to be the cool old dude between the young kids.