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That setlist had the most staggering amount of changes and surprises I think in the band's history. That was unbelievable. SO many remixed intros and just outright jamming. Looking at the videos it seems like the band basically played nonstop just ebbing songs into one another. The tracks from The Hunting Party also seemed perfect for the live stage, although the video feed definitely drowned out a lot of the volume from the guitars and background layers. Chester was on fucking fire tonight. GATS and UIG sounded nearly identical to the studio vocals thanks to his more raw studio takes. I can't fucking wait to see how this setlist evolves over time until I get to see them in Toronto!! P.S. That No More Sorrow/The Catalyst mash-up intro for Until It's Gone was godly.

I'm now imagining something like Keys To The Kingdom either opening the encore or closing the show... that would be badass

It's like they're cramming every piece of their discography into the setlist... fucking insane!!

I'm hoping for the return of No More Sorrow, while the debut of Keys To The Kingdom will put Given Up on a well deserved break. Also a medley such as Burn It Down/What I've Done/New Divide/Numb would be brilliant as it would free up tons of space on the set while still maintaining those "beloved fan classics".

Definitely A Thousand Suns. Minutes To Midnight in a distant second place.

I find the chorus lyrics are repetitive but Chester's delivery of them are anything but. From the soft singing to the raspy vocals to the screams and the long held "gooooooooone" really keep the lyrics from getting stale. I especially dig the "battles fought" line added in the final chorus. Kinda wish it was placed throughout the song.

Fucking awesome

It's not out yet bud. It's just up on the database in the website.

It feels like rather than actually making the songs better, most people are just taking what makes the songs so special in a live setting and putting them back into the studio versions. My ideas: Powerless - have Chester scream the last "Powerless" during the outro. The emotional climax would have been much more satisfying. Castle of Glass - extend it into a 6/7 minute song ala TLTGYA. In Pieces - same as for Powerless, have Chester scream "don't lie" before the guitar solo and at the end as well.

The lack of Faint is incredibly disappointing and I'm sure the TLTGYA/SOTD double in the middle of a heavy set like that would bore the hell out of the crowd. Also seems silly to have such a long intro for GATS only to shorten it live when the extended intro BEGS to be played live. Other than that it's a sick set.

All you people worried about no screaming need to chill. The only song we've heard is GATS and Mike explained in one of these several recent interviews that GATS couldn't have screaming due to the fact that it would get no real radio play as a first single. Along with that it seems like previews are never interested in whether there's screaming but rather the overall sound of the music. Which is heavy as fuck. For example, was Victimized ever hyped up as a song with screaming? I don't think so - it was only mentioned as some of the heaviest band material to date. Considering an entire ALBUM is being hyped up as THE heaviest LP material to date, we shouldn't have much to worry about for Chester's screams.

I've listened to the album like this for the last few years and found it flows incredibly well Announcement Service Public Across The Line Leave Out All The Rest Bleed It Out What We Don't Know Given Up No Roads Left Shadow Of The Day What I've Done Blackbirds Pretend To Be Valentine's Day In Pieces Hands Held High No More Sorrow The Little Things Give You Away

Not aiming for realism, just a badass setlist that keeps the energy as high as possible. Guilty All The Same (Feat. Rakim) Papercut No More Sorrow (Extended Intro/Wretches And Kings/Extended Lies Greed Misery Outro) With You Given Up (Short Outro) When They Come For Me Waiting For The End (Rising Sun & Apaches Intro/Wall Of Noise Outro) Castle Of Glass (Extended Acoustic Intro) Blackout Roads Untraveled (Piano Transition Into) What I've Done In The End The Catalyst Figure.09 (Blood, Anger, Suffering Outro) From The Inside I'll Be Gone (Mike's Remix Verse/Primo Bridge & Outro) Powerless Victimized/Qwerty A Place For My Head (Extended Outro) Bleed It Out (I Have Not Begun/Wish/Einzenger Solo)------------------------------------------------------------- Lost In The Echo (The Walking Dead Intro) Dirt Off Your Shoulder/Lying From You Jigga What/Faint (Extended Outro) Points Of Authority/99 Problems/One Step Closer (Extended Jam Intro/Reanimation Bridge/Extended Outro)

This always happens. Let him have a few more listens and by tomorrow he will be praising the hell out of it.

At this point The Hunting Party sounds pretty legit but who knows.

You get the download from LPU or some random site? Because if it's the former then that's huge news

Just imagine if this song to LP6 is what Burn It Down was to Living Things? We could be simply hearing the tip of the iceberg.

Absolutely fucking incredible. Heavy and dark as fuck.

The return of No More Sorrow and an epic extended intro and outro for Lost in the Echo

1. The Catalyst - bar none the most WTF reaction to a Linkin Park song in my life 2. The swearing in MTM really caught me off guard

Dear mother of god... My jaw dropped when I saw this. This will be legendary!

How many times has this topic been done? A billion?

I'm loving the fact that people are finally warming up to the idea of Lost in the Echo as a main set/encore closer. A new finale is just what the band needs to invigorate their shows.

I'd dig if Mike brought some new guitar work to the forefront of Victimized to make it heavy rather than rely on synths and beats. And the fact that he's been apparently listening to a lot of metal and punk recently gives me hope that those genres will inspire this remix even more than the original.