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Let's try and stir up the pot here, my vote goes to Dedicated!

Not everyone? All I'm saying is that the ratio of single to non-single songs is relieving in comparison to every other setlist in the last 3 years. Sure they're not songs that would set the stadium on fire like Figure.09 or With You, but let's be real with ourselves here. They're both songs that people have bitched and moaned about for the last 3 months claiming it would make the shows so much more exciting. Now they are here, and people should finally be happy. EDIT: But they won't be happy, because they'll complain how Papercut, Breaking the Habit, and now Iridescent weren't on the setlist.

With these two songs included, I think we can all agree that this is the best setlist since Projekt Rev 2004 no? Oh and epic videos!!!

You killed him! Damn you! Damn you all to HEEEELLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!! My vote stays with She Couldn't.

3. Hit the Floor - Yuck. 2. Step Up - Does not float my boat. 1. Inbetween - Let's whisper softly for a few minutes, although I do like the lyrics.

Papercut sums up LP's old sound. Blackout would sum up their new sound.

Yes, I picked Hybrid Theory. Now come at me with all of your pitchforks and knives... IMO Hybrid Theory sounds the most "dated", even though it is the oldest. And the least amount of my favourite LP songs are from that album. Although I do admit, it beats Meteora lyrically.

She Couldn't stay, she had to go! NOW!

Once again, I Have Not Begun

I Have Not Begun... booorrriiiiing

Ahah why thank you for the compliment!! I knew making such a unique show would be a good idea! I don't see why LP hasn't done an acoustic set before yet. This setlist proves they have the perfect repertoire available!

Considering we already have countless amazing normal set-lists, I decided to try something unique and different. LINKIN PARK: UNPLUGGED 1. PALE (PIANO AND DRUMS ONLY) 2. LEAVE OUT ALL THE REST (ACOUSTIC) 3. BURNING IN THE SKIES (ACOUSTIC) 4. BLACKBIRDS (ACOUSTIC/PIANO SOLO OVER BRIDGE W/O RAP) 5. SHADOW OF THE DAY (ACOUSTIC) 6. WHAT I’VE DONE (ACOUSTIC & PIANO) 7. ROBOT BOY (PIANO) 8. BREAKING THE HABIT (PIANO) 9. NUMB (ACOUSTIC) 10. VALENTINE’S DAY (ACOUSTIC, BLENDS DURING BRIDGE INTO…) 11. IN PIECES (PIANO W. ELECTRIC GUITAR SOLO) 12. MY DECEMBER (PIANO) 13. NOT ALONE (PIANO) 14. PUSHING ME AWAY (PIANO) 15. THE CATALYST (LIFT ME UP/LET ME GO INTERLUDE) 16. IRIDESCENT (PIANO W. ACOUSTIC SOLO) 17. WHERE’D YOU GO (FORT MINOR COVER) 18. BLACKOUT (CALM DOWN INTERLUDE) 19. NO ROADS LEFT (ACOUSTIC) ============================================ 20. THE MESSENGER (ACOUSTIC) 21. WITH YOU (ACOUSTIC) 22. THE LITTLE THINGS GIVE YOU AWAY (ACOUSTIC W. PIANO & DRUMS)

She Couldn't *raises shield*

Considering No More Sorrow is my favourite heavy song from Linkin Park's entire discography, and MtM's sound is my favourite overall (sorry ATS...) I would be overjoyed to get anymore songs that sound like it.

I'd say yes. Sure it makes the task more daunting and challenging, but at the same time the list will be more "complete".

Guys wtf? ASP is epic!!! I vote for Divided.

And No More Sorrow...

Ohhhhhhhhh When They Come for Me

Whhhhyyyyyyyyyyy??? Of all the dates for LP to come back to Canada... WHY does it have to be the busiest week of my University year? If they were even a single week LATER I could have gone to see them no problem... :( They had better come back to Canada during a summer tour... Very disappointed.

When They Come For Me

I'm swimming in the smoke of bridges I have burned... That means Burning in the Skies.

I don't know how in the world songs like Leave Out All the Rest and In Between got in MtM over songs like Across the Line, and now What We Don't Know. (and Pretend to Be, depending if it really is a MtM demo that was later finished) What caught me from the start with What We Don't Know is the unique instrumentation; it's just so different from the other bland rock tracks from MtM. On the instrumental side, Pale is just plain awesome. I really wish LP would have added some vocals to that beast. Halo also seemed quite far out there for a demo from 2002. Seemed almost like something from Minutes. I Have Not Begun hasn't struck a chord with me yet though. I can see why the song isn't a part of ATS. Overall a much better CD than 9. C'mon guys, a lot of these songs may be lacking vocals, but at least they are full-length tracks. And they are MUCH better than listening to the "da na na na na lyrics... Across the Line is superb, but not enough to justify that LPU9 is better than 10.

What happened to all the best songs? Wretches and Kings!!!

I don't know how many times I will say this, but putting APFMH's bridge inside of Bleed It Out is by far the best thing the band has done live since adding the badass extended outro to Faint.

I do not for the life of me understand how The Messenger and Blackout were eliminated so early, and The Catalyst seems to be following suite as well. Wretches and Kings again.