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I don't post here often, but gotta do it for this festival, which was one of the best weekends of my life. I was able to see so many bands I listened to growing up, and found some new bands I can get into in the future. On Friday, I was bummed that Alice in Chains had to cancel last minute and was expecting that to ruin my experience but that wasn't the case at all. We instead went and saw Kublai Khan TX and Knocked Loose in that time slot and its the heaviest music I've ever heard. We enjoyed it a lot and were a bit late to get to Green Day, which meant we were in the middle of all the crowd surfing and moshing. I had my back to the stage for most of the Green Day set because I was having to watch out for crowd surfers. Someone fell on my head and my neck hurt for all of the night. So on Saturday, I decided to go camp for Linkin Park, so I could secure a spot by the barricade that connects the stage to the sound tent, because fewer crowd surfers end up there. Sitting out there in the heat was horrible, but shout out to the people spraying us with water, and also handing out free water bottles. That kept me well hydrated and cool enough. My friends got me food around the time Incubus was starting, and the night only went better from there. I'm not much into Incubus, but they put on such a solid set with an excellent mix. The bass player had insane chops. And then came Linkin Park. I cried so much during their set, having memories flash up in my head of exactly when/where I was when I used to listen to those songs. The mix was great – you could hear every instrument and the vocals clearly. My favorite performance of the night was probably Let You Fade. I'm trying to improve my photography skills, so I got a used Sony RX100 for this festival, and took so many pictures that will keep this memory alive for me. I'm so grateful that the band is back and I get to see my childhood heroes.

I was having a sleepless night so I tried turning the MIDI clip into a full song. Sloppy as hell but thought I'd share anyway: https://www.instagram.com/share/_jAohbPzW

I couldn't move for a while after watching it

Done. Added ALITS as well.

I can't get the muffled "I do" scream from OML out of my head since I woke up and have been feeling this strange guilt over the last few hours, playing out strange scenarios in my head. I'm still in disbelief, and hope that it's just a bad dream.

Love how the guitars punch you in the face in the beginning. Everything works well together. I never thought this combination (LP and SOAD) would work, but somehow it does.

In no order: What I've done - Always found the song a little monotonous Skin to Bone - Not a fan of the lyrics Roads Untraveled - Still can't get over that chime-like sound. And Mike sounds kinda weird Leave out all the Rest Crawling

Well, it's uhhh... Think I'll have to listen to it a few more times.

Missed it :angry: :( FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU Edit: Oh wait, it's on youtube! Thanks linkin_boss

I've always loved LP. And they kinda introduced me to NIN. The Fragile blew me away. NIN is now my favorite band. Trent is a genius. LP is a very close second.

The song grows on you. It's really nice.

I've been inactive for a while... but this is too good to ignore! Would love to hear more!

Seriously one of their best videos in a long time.

That clears it up. Thank you.

I don't know if this has been asked before. Here it is anyways: Why does the Living Things booklet say that LP uses Ibanez? I thought they use only PRS and Fenders now.