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  1. She may be removed from the band within the next two years or so, and Mike might eventually regret his decision to revive Linkin Park especially with her while overlooking other talented singers. During the selection process, he worked with several vocalists who could have been better choices. As In the end, talent cannot outweigh friendship. There were many ways for the band to move forward. They could have collaborated with a variety of singers. There is no doubt that Emily is a good vocalist, but in my opinion, her voice is not well suited for nu metal and hard rock. Her strengths seem to lie more in punk and pop music. I wanted Linkin Park to continue as well, but doing it this way feels like they are damaging what remains of the band's legacy. What is the point of performing songs in lowered keys if she still struggles with some of the heavier vocal parts ? She seems to avoid or modify certain demanding sections in almost every song and she does it deliberately leaving mic for crowd . I have rarely seen other singers do this so consistently. There already appears to be a decline in their viewership and also They are also not performing in stadium-sized venues as frequently as they did in the past. A strong vocal performance is a major part of the enjoyment for fans. If the classic songs cannot be performed convincingly, many people may question whether it is worth spending money to attend the concerts. At least some tribute bands sound much closer to the original recordings and give fans a sense of the enjoyment they experienced during their teenage years. I don't understand mike worked with bobby amaru and his daughter in performing faint and it was phenomenal why mike didn't chose him instead of emily ?
  2. One of the most annoying things is that Emily leaves the microphone for the crowd during "One Step Closer" at the bridge section, especially when she is supposed to scream, "Shut up, I'm talking to you." Instead of delivering the line herself, she lets the audience sing it. Chester never did that during his 17 years with Linkin Park. I have listened to many covers of the song and attended several tribute band performances, and they never leave out that part. It makes me wonder whether Emily is unable to scream properly, struggles to yell with enough power, or simply runs out of breath.In my view, this is a waste of potential. There were other singers who could have been a better choice. Mike has said that talent was not the primary criterion and that camaraderie was more important. If that was truly the intention, then this comeback feels more like an attempt to capitalize on nostalgia than a genuine musical return.Even though the songs are performed in lower keys, she still seems unable to deliver certain screams or hit some of the required notes consistently. She should work on improving her screaming technique; otherwise, I don't think this reunion will have long-term success. If things continue this way, the band could face difficulties in maintaining momentum over the next few years and may be they will part their ways of disband
  3. There were better singers like bobby amaru he has similar sound he could have been chosen one rather emily and mike has also worked with him but he has voice still different enough to be not like Impersonation and could be well suited to perform all of songs in live shows emily sounds way poorly I have to raise the volume of sound of my loudspeaker but still can't listen her voice
  4. I don't know why emily loses heavy parts of every old songs to crowd for sing ? Chester never did barely 2 songs but she did in every song and also she can't able to hold scream and loses breath over it despite being in band for 1.5 years
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