Victor Del Porto

I went to both concerts in São Paulo, in different sections (on the 15th, in the Lower Seat - Cadeira Inferior in portuguese; on the 16th, in the LPU Pit) and I want to share some information. First about recording for the documentary: I think it's a possible idea for the band to use both shows, but it's important to point out the differences between the two days (apart from the setlist). The crane camera used for the 15th was removed for the 16th. Check the photos below. Also, my perception from being in the Pit is that the drone wasn't used on the second day. These two elements were used extensively in the footage on the 15th, which was aired on YouTube, Multishow and Globoplay. Photo 1 - 15th Photo 2 - 16th Bleed it Out is a very particular case in terms of recording, and I'm curious to know how they'll decide which day to use (if the recordings are restricted to the São Paulo shows) or how to unify them. For one reason only: Mr. Hahn. On the 15th he carried a big camera. My impression from being at the show and then watching the Multishow recording afterwards was his camera wasn't broadcast on the recording or on the screens during the concert. But that changed completely at the second show: Mr. Hahn carried a smaller camera and his recording was broadcasted on the screens. And Emily took the camera out of Mr. Hahn's hands and ended up filming everything. And it was great to follow what the camera was capturing! Just crazy! Check the footages below: BIO - 15th BIO - 16th On the subject of the drone: it was used a lot on the 15th inside the stadium. And, from what I saw later on social media and in the recording, it was also used outside the stadium. All, from what I saw, with legal authorization to do so. On the 16th, however, it seemed to me that a drone tried to fly over the stadium. But someone from the production team, using some kind of light, signaled for it to go away (or to try to identify what it was). I noticed this because I was in the pit and someone pointed a green light up into the air. This happened in the very first few songs. About the concert: - Collin's guitar didn't work at the beginning of When They Come For Me. He walked across the stage, went backstage and then returned with the guitar working properly. - The production team tried to set up the structure for Lost, Breaking the Habit and What I've Done (as mentioned on the Linkinpedia page). But the team ran into problems: they checked the keyboard keys several times to see if the sound was working, under the keyboard, on the catwalk and, finally, under the stairs that connected the stage to the catwalk. Finally, after no success, they removed the entire structure to the backstage area and, seconds later, Mike walked over to the keyboard on the main stage to continue. - I had the impression that Mr. Hahn and Mike were looking at each other and joking around just before Numb. And that Mr. Hahn started the samples a little earlier than Mike expected. About LPU and LPU Pit: - I loved the experience of entering early and meeting Adam and Lorenzo quickly. Both very friendly. - As soon as we got inside and headed for the pit, Adam showed up to give us the Linkin Park logo sticker in the colors of Brazil. At first he handed them out one by one: then he handed over a packet of stickers and told us to share them, so that each of us had to take a sticker. - The atmosphere in the pit was very good for meeting people, talking and organizing ourselves. For example, if someone needed to leave to get something to eat or go to the toilet, the person didn't lose the “seat” he or she had gotten when entering. We entered the Pit about 5 hours and 50 minutes before the concert. Even though we had a privileged position shared by only a few people, some fans still rushed to get the best position next to the railing. - And finally the biggest surprise for us was when Collin showed up to say hello and take photos. This was about 3 hours before the start of the concert and he surprised everyone. He walked around patiently greeting those in front of the stage (LPU Pit and Pista Premium).

I think this is the best description I have ever seen about Brazil 2004. Thank you Felipe. Maybe one day we got more from this show (unfortunately I was too young and I wasn't well informed to go: what a shame) This is the known snippets from RedeTV, TV Fama show (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKvFddcsdms). I don't think these are "extra snippets of poa" that Felipe said, but these aren't in the show page here: could you update please? 2:05 Step Up/Nobody's Listening/It's Goin' Down (It's Goin' Down final part) while the reporter is talking 2:16 Lying From You 2:38 Don't Stay 2:51 Lying From You (again) 3:16 Points of Authority Seems like there are some parts where the video doesn't match the current song. Something like illustrating the show by presenting different video snippets with a song from the same show in the background. First because the second snippet from LFY and POA, where it seems to happen. Second because the many changes in the camera position in POA (they recorded the stage screen and then from different positions, which makes no sense because I think they were allowed to record with just one camera).

What a great achievement! Congrats LPLive and Felipe.

Album 3: B-Sides & Rarities Side A: 01. One Step Closer (Rock Mix) 02. It's Goin' Down (The X-ecutioners feat Mike Shinoda & Mr. Hahn) 03. Papercut (Live from the BBC) 04. In The End (Live BBC Radio One) 05. Points Of Authority (Live BBC Radio One) 06. High Voltage Side B: 07. Step Up (1999 Demo) 08. My December 09. A Place For My Head (Live at Docklands Arena, London) 10. Points Of Authority (Live at Docklands Arena, London) 11. Papercut (Live at Docklands Arena, London) 12. Buy Myself Remix (Marilyn Manson) From The Sound of Vinyl: https://thesoundofvinyl.com/*/*/Hybrid-Theory-20th-Anniversary-Limited-Edition-Box-Set/6NPE0000000

Another thing: The Vinil Box Set includes B-Side Rarities. I don't understand why the Super Deluxe set (which I think it must have all the items) doesn't have this Vinil. *Edit: But, it's an amazing release. I'm trying to convince myself to not buy this 😅 (in Brazil, US$ 200 equals R$ 1.076). But, to be fair, when I watched the release video and read all the content, I was expecting for US$ 500 at least.

So we need one more s(quare)

Chester said the release date for the new album appears in one of the latest LPTVs. Considering the dates below, does it seem a long time between the release of the first single and June (which may be the month of the release of the album)? LIVING THINGS 06.04.2012 BURN IT DOWN Puzzle starts 16.04.2012 BURN IT DOWN Single release 08.05.2012 Scavenger Hunt starts 24.05.2012 BURN IT DOWN Music Video; LIES GREED MISERY Single release 26.06.2012 LIVING THINGS Album release LP6 07.03.2014 Guilty All The Same Single release xx.06.2014 LP6 Album release

deftonesfan867, in LPAssociation forum, found this news: "Jesse from KDGE in Dallas will be interviewing Chester and Phoenix on Thursday. http://www.kdge.com/onair/jess2thee-976/ca...12122577/"

The 30STM has made several broadcasts by Vyrt.com, including a transmission of show number 300 of This is War tour. The transmission wasn't only the show but also the backstage. Could this be applied to a possible LPU Summit on this summer tour?

One more date! "VIP Club Access: Linkin Park - This is not a concert ticket Nikon at Jones Beach Theater, Wantagh, NY Tue, Aug 19, 2014 06:30 PM" Link 1/Link 2

I'm happy to help =)

Hello guys I was looking for more information about possible shows of this tour when I found this on the 98Rock (97.9 Baltimore) radio site: "Thursday: - Plus it's a Ticket Thursday! Win tix to see Linkin Park with Thirty Seconds to Mars and AFI at Jiffy Lube Live on 8/13" Link AFI is A Fire Inside correct? Jiffy Lube Live was the first date of the 2012 Honda Civic Tour (11.08.2012).

Sorry guys. I searched using the date. So I didn't see that this possible show has already been much discussed.

Hi guys After Mike reveal/spread new flyers for Sunset Strip show in 03.08.2013 (announcing Hybrid Theory and Xero concerts), I decided to search more about Xero shows. I know that LPLive perfoms a amazing work with live stuff of Linkin Park and related acts, but I decided to search more (maybe find some news from that era about the band). I found infos about a Xero concert in 10.08.1997. To my surprise, this show isn't here, in LP Live 2000 and Earlier. This is a fake? The information is in a site called Mrs-Shinoda.de.tl. The page about Xero in this site explains about about the discovery of the band and and talks about this show. See the complete information below (lots of information we already know): "Xero recorded a four-track cassette sampler in 1997 with another Agoura High acquaintance, Mark Wakefield, as lead vocalist. The tape was released locally in 1997. After garnering attention doing minor shows for friends, the band hooked the opening slot for a System of a Down show at the Los Angeles club ‘The Whisky’. Executives from Zomba Music were at the concert and signed the band to a development deal directly after the concert. The guys realized they had something special on their hands and started to get more serious, sensing they had a future in the music business. Despite their efforts over the next three years, Xero were rejected by every major and independent label in the business. Mark Wakefield left the band to become the manager for "Taproot" and recorded one solo track called "Ground Xero". Chester Bennington took his place in the band and they changed their name into "Hybrid Theory" short after. XERO was an American Nu-Metal/Hip-Hop band formed in 1996 It included Mark Wakefield, Mike Shinoda, Rob Bourdon, Joe Hahn, Brad Delson and Dave Farrell . The original name they chose was SuperXero but it was revised to Xero. They made just one demo tape, which included the songs "Fuse", "Reading My Eyes", "Stick N' Move" and "Rhinestone". The project floundered and they never achieved much success. After Mark Wakefield left to become the manager for Taproot. The guys played around for fun and started getting attention from friends. So they set up a show at LA's Whisky and got signed to Zomba Music Publishing their 1st show. They were with the bands: System of a Down and SX-10. Although there are very few recordings available online, there was a brief concert featuring Xero opening for Cypress Hill. Although the main concert hasn't been confirmed, it is at least known that the concert did exist, and with more songs than the original Xero Demo Tape had on it. The setlist is as follows: Xero - 10-08-97: Lynus Brook club, L.A. Setlist: 01-Rhinestone 02-The Team 03-Reading My Eyes 04-Untitled [in The End DEMO] 05-Explode 06-Rhinestone (part two) [stick N Move DEMO] 07-Now I See 08-Fuse" Any thoughts? Fake?

The next clue can be: "It was headlining of Honda Civic Tour". It could be the Maroon 5 (Honda Civic Tour 2005) or Linkin Park (2012). On the Facebook page they wished happy birthday to members of some bands that have made Honda Civic Tour: Adam Levine (Maroon 5, 2005), blink-182 (Mark Hoppus, 2001 and 2011) and Benji and Joel Madden (Good Charlotte, 2003). But they didn't wish happy birthday for any member of LP. Maroon 5 is currently on tour in USA (since February 13th until April 6th, 31 dates). Linkin Park did two tours in USA in 2008 (North American, February/March, 20 dates but 2 canceled; Projekt Revolution, July/August, 24 dates and 2 Non-PR). LP didn't repeat the cities in 2008 North American tours: Maroon 5 has a bit of both LP 2008 tours in USA in this current tour. Finally, 3 of 5 photos that are with the clues are photos of Linkin Park (maybe only to illustrate the posts). So... hard to say that will be Linkin Park, because from what was announced there won't be more shows in LT Worldwide Tour in USA... But there is some evidence for Linkin Park in HCT again... Off-Topic: about LP shows in UK. Maybe LP headlining one date of iTunes Festival again? Because iTunes Festival is usually in September (so after LP in Summer Sonic Festival), but nothing has been announced yet for this year.