Fleur de Lys

Nobody ever talked of an ep with b-sides of Minutes to Midnight. We just hope some of those tracks will appear on LPU 8.

Okay, here's the best senario in my opinion: -The last MK tracks are some of the bonuses/easter eggs on the DVD. -The songs from Minutes to Midnight that were cut (the jump from 17 to 12 songs) will be on LPU 8, or at least some of them.

Haha what an idiot. I'm one of the "lucky" guys, I got mine a week after I ordered. But it wasn't sealed hmm. {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_confused.gif

I never really took a good look at this performance. It's very very good. Man, I've never seen the whole band being so in to the song. They all look like they could stand behind word Chester is singing, that is really awesome. Now I love this concert even more. Wow. I don't think I've ever seen them perform with this kind of feeling before. Plus, everything is perfectly mixed. Bass isn't too loud as it usually is in these recordings. You can actually hear Joe. And as you said. It cought my eye how much Brad was into it when he screamed along. Mike sang along on the "Breaking the Haaabit" part. Phoenix closes his eyes at times. Just really feels like they like the song. Ouh, it makes me think of the little "No Roads Left" clip we have were they're recording it live in the studio. Most people are probably looking at Mike while he is singing. But if you look at Phi he is closing his eyes again, really makes it feel like he loves the song, even though it's dangourus to close your eyes while recording haha.

05.06.2008 Skive - Queens Of The Stone Age, Nephew, Volbeat, Big Fat Snake I was at this show, may I correct it a bit? Because some of these bands didn't even play the same day as LP (5 day festival). It's like this: 05.06.2008 Skive - Queens Of The Stone Age, Magtens Korridorer, Rock Hard Power Spray

Yeah, it would be my second choice too. Spread this poll as fast as you can, they have to give the name of the DVD to Warner today. Scource: http://www.mikeshinoda.com

But it is the "Road" to the real Revolution shows.

Road to Rev is the best in my opinion. As long as they write Milton Keynes somewere on the frontcover too.

Chester's voice really can't handle Crawling. That and Somewere I Belong. And Leave out all The Rest and Numb. Those four, are either boring or bad live. Leave out all of those songs. Shadow of The Day. I like it. Both live and studio. I love the solo's but what makes it is Mike's harmonies live. In the chorus before the second solo. Damn, they're good those harmonies. I think they perform that song almost perfect (not many LP songs are performed that close to the original). I've always like From The Inside, oppisite to Numb it has a really cool bridge, one of my favourite songs. Don't Stay is really nice too. I love the way Chester have started shouting "Staaaaaaaaaaaaaay" for a long time from the second chorus to the bridge, sounds really cool.

True, true, true. I'm very happy with the fact that we, fans of LP, get audio releases of almost every show, that's really cool of them. Not many fans of other bands get that. If you can't mix it better for those releases, then fine, I'm just glad we have 'em. But I'm just saying, if you use the same audio on the DVD, I'll be greatly dissapointed. They have to take their time and just mix EVERYTHING, to make it sound perfect, without editing anything in and out. Just turn up those guitars and that DJ kit.

I really loved Live in Texas so I think they should edit it that way. Or I don't think they should edit the sound the same way, making it false, but I like the whole slow motion thing. Just make sure to not change to image from other songs within a song, it's pretty revealing when all of a sudden Brad is holding a new guitar. Happened ten times a song. Still, they should mix the sound of the show again, do not use the sound which is all ready released. The only thing I don't like about pooch is: When he edits a show, you can't hear the rythm guitar at all and Brad's guitar dosn't fill your speakers up. I know there are more things than just guitar in LP but everything else seems to be fine. Oh, and Joe could need more volume too. Okay, for guitars... Go listen to ANY version of Lying From You from pooch. Then listen to Lying From You from Live in Texas: THAT is how it should be mixed, not that low shitty sound. I know it's not like this at the shows, he is a perfect mixer at the show, I've experienced it myself, but the audio releases are pretty bad imo. And for rythm guitar. Start by listining to the studio version of Pusing me Away: Mike's guitar part is the loudest. Then listen to any of the new Pushing me Away audio releases, you can't hear Mike's part, it's drowned in bass and Brad (cool line eh?!). Or Crawling, any song with Mike on rythm guitar. Seach for "Linkin Park Live" on youtube and the first video you will find of Faint (The 2003 detroit show) is a great example of how the guitars should be mixed. What do you think?

im pretty sure iv seen a vid where Chaz and Mike say that their Kroq Acoustic Christmas show in 2007 had like 1,000,000 people there, isnt that the top number? Haha no man Kroq is at a small venue. 1.000.000? That's so never gonna happen. Maybe the largest crowd is about 90.000 at a festivial but 1 million? Get a grip.

Very awesome. But what about work and/or school?