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I also hope that Linkin Park will play more songs from the album live for the MTM20 anniversary, for example, Hands Held High, No More Sorrow, Valentine's Day, In Pieces, The Little Things Give You Away, or maybe even the complete version of No Roads Left for the first time or/and hearing Across the Line live for the first time, that would be very nice, it's a really great song, but definitely not Shadow of the Day (which is the weakest song on MTM for me). No More Sorrow is best enjoyed with the great intro by Mike from back in the day. In any case, I'm really looking forward to MTM20 and ATS20. Of course, Lost is a Meteora song, it will always be associated with them. It's a real shame that Lost didn't make it onto the album in 2003; it would have fit well as the 14th song or could have been used instead of one of the other songs (I could only imagine Lost replacing Easier to Run; it would be the only Meteora song I could have done without, the others are all great, ETR is also good, but not as good as the rest of the album).

Where is Lost listed as part of Meteora? The Lost situation is different, though, because it's just a demo song and was never on Meteora, unlike Up From the Bottom and Unshatter, which are both on the Deluxe Edition of From Zero.

That's definitely good, Meteora is the best Linkin Park album.

Actually, no, because Up From the Bottom and Unshatter are listed under Other, but should actually be counted under From Zero, meaning From Zero has 6 songs and Meteora has 5 songs.

That's not true, the record is held by From Zero. All From Zero songs combined were played 80 times in 2026, Meteora 47 times and Hybrid Theory 46 times.

I think it's a shame that HITC and the Heavy Song weren't played. Sure, it's better for her voice that way, but it's still a shame.

Cut the Bridge is a great song, one of the best on From Zero, but not quite as good live as on the album. I don't like Stained; they could easily leave out. Unshatter is also a really great song.

That's right, I really like Mike's guitar solo in Burning in the Skies. According to Setlist FM, Linkin Park last played the song on September 23, 2011.

Linkin Park have also been playing Castle of Glass with Lies Greed Misery in rotation at 13 concerts since August 1st, 2025, so it's nothing new that the song isn't in the setlist in 2026.

I don't expect SOTD to return. Iridescent is a great song, also very good live.

Which version do you mean by HB version? Do you mean the version from the Ballade Medley? I don't like Shadow of the Day, the song isn't great in any version.

Please, not Shadow of the Day. I don't think they'll play Sorry for Now; I don't really like the song either. They played 46 different songs, plus the Iridescent Vocals intro and a few different raps during When they come for you/Remember the Name and Bleed it out.

There are many Coldplay fans who are also Linkin Park fans, and vice versa. Linkin Park and Coldplay both belong to the alternative rock genre, among others.

I would be very happy if Linkin Park 2026 played With You, Runaway, Qwerty and Blackout Live. Yes, the scream in the intro of With You is great, unfortunately they left it out later, also on the Living Things Tour, but the tour did have the Game of Thrones intro before With You, which is really nice.

Mike is better than Rakim. Mike is the best.

Of course I like Linkin Park, they're my favorite band There are much better soulful songs than LAOTR and SOTD, e.g. My December, The Messenger, Final Masquerade, The Little Things Give You Away, Roads Untraveled and One More Light (OML but only the album version, the live version wasn't so good).

You can't possibly agree with me that the older stuff is better, because I never said that. I said that The Rising Tide is brilliant and the other two albums are also very good, but I never said anything about the older stuff being better.

I think, along with the piano version of "Pushing Me Away," these are two of the worst songs Linkin Park has ever played live. "Shadow of the Day" and "Leave Out All the Rest" are two of the weakest Linkin Park songs. With "Leave Out All the Rest," I only really like the intro of the 2017 version, which was also played in 2024, and the demo version of "LOATR" sung by Mike is also quite good. "Pushing Me Away" is much better live in both the album and Reanimation remix versions.

The Rising Tied is truly brilliant, with many great songs, and Fort Minor Militia and the mixtape We Major are also very good. Rakim and Pusha T may be big names, but I would have much preferred the songs without them. The way "Guilty All the Same" and "Good Goodbye" were performed live at LP concerts with Mike's rap is even better, especially Mike's rap part in "Guilty All the Same."

The only thing LP could have really done without back then was LOATR/SOTD/Iridescent (Ballad Medley). It's really not good; they should have just played Iridescent instead, it would have been much better. And they could finally replace Burn It Down with a different song; that one is incredibly annoying, I don't like it at all.

The Catalyst is a great song, I find it very unfortunate that one of the best parts of the song was cut. I find it very unfortunate that one of the best parts of the song was cut. Cool that you experienced Reading My Eyes live, one of the best Linkin Park songs, especially live. Wake 2.0 is great too.

Yes, it's not nice to complain about that, but I can understand it. People aren't complaining because there are more concerts, but because the Linkin Park solo concert was announced so much later than Lollapalooza, and now they've bought expensive tickets for a festival, and many don't have enough money to buy a ticket for the Linkin Park concert now. Since festivals usually have a shorter set than regular concerts, it's quite annoying because they would have preferred to buy tickets for the regular Linkin Park concert if it had been announced at the same time. As it was, everyone thought the Lollapalooza concert was the only one in India.

Why do so many people have against the THP era? It was good, great songs.

Don't you mean the Brazilian wave rather than the Mexican wave? I don't understand the criticism either, "Good Things Go" is a great song, even live.

IGYEIH is one of the best songs from From Zero, it would be really awesome to experience it live. I could also imagine Overflow, Stained, Casualty, and Over Each Other staying, because those four songs have been played so often by now (Overflow 60 times, OEA 37 times, Stained 26 times, and Casualty 23 times), although I hope Stained won't stay because I don't like the song and it's the weakest on From Zero. They can definitely drop Two Faced; that song really gets on my nerves with the constant "Two faced Caught in the middle Caught in the middle".