bloodbath

That's the point! I don't even care about which songs should/shouldn't play. It's quite fun to see those little twists here and there. TBH I don't even know which setlists are A,B,C or X and I don't care. After 7 years of silence having a LONG tour, without a copy paste setlist like 10 years ago and not having to wait 3 months for a couple of shows here and there It's all I need. It's been a great year as a fan. For me they can play the Underground XIII in its entirety of they please!

Anyone else is enjoying this trend of having shows every 3, 4 days? I don't care what they play, I'm truly happy with this tour so far

Agreed, if you're lucky enough to see them (because tickets are quite expensive), there's not reason no be bitching about if they've played just 7 out of 10 hits. LP aren't a one hit wonder that they HAVE to play, they give a show worth of your money, not hearing New Divide or whatever isn't the end of the world.

I also love Crawling so early in the setlist, it gives the beginning of the show a different vibe of what we've used to.

Let's give them some time to accustom to this structure. They just barely started the 2025 schedule! I'm pretty sure that by Europe we will see more changes. Don't get ourselves ahead!

Exactly, that's the best tribute they could perform

Great, get ready for a revival of "why don't pay tribute to Chester in every show?" All over the internet

A Medley of some of their hits would be awesome

how long they will play? the mid time is 15 minutes.

LET'S GOOOOO

For sure someday we will see the O2 Area show. The album was awful, but the tour was great.

Thanks for sharing my point, my biggest critique about OML hasn't been about being pop, they've always had great pop songs, the problem is that the songs in OML sounds too generic. LP has played everything and you feel that there's a trademark behind any song. OML for me is a creative crisis. You might me right, but I think that this album repressents a comfort zone, a place where you feel safe after so many years of uncertainty. Think about a series that you bing-watch because it makes you feel like home. I'm pretty sure that songs like Overflow and Stained gives us a hint that experimentation will continue, they will not stagnate, but for now I think they really need a familiar sound, not for nostagia sake, but for themselves. Give them some space.

The idea is great, and we should make noise to make something happen... And now is when I become that BUT guy. If it would solely depend on the band, I'm pretty sure that they would have release it for us, maybe commercially, maybe for free, like the Chester tribute show. And I think they also believe that those shows were great. The band, specially Mike, have been pretty adamant of not releasing something that they consider band or mediocre (I have the theory that the band was tired of releasing the LPU demos on a yearly basis, but they felt they had a debt with fans), so we can rule out as the reason behind it. I hate to use the cheap argument of "blame the label", but I think that it is appropriate in this case. We're talking about a professionally filmed and mixed show, not a raw SBD. That's too valuable to give it up for free. They haven't even gave us the Summer 2008 DSP, which have zero commercial value, don't even think about a LP show in their prime with the best quality possible. They are very protective of the LP vault, as it's very valuable and I can respect that. As for the debate if the show should be included on the MTM20 because is part of the cycle, no and no. The show has no songs from that record, Qwerty didn't made the cut and isn't representative of what MTM would become. It's more of a Meteora song cocaine-infused. Speaking of which, setlist and aesthetically wise, the show seems more of a Meteora extension rather than the sign of things to come. For me, it make sense to save that space in the boxset for an actual MTM show. We have two years worth of great shows, I'll be happy with anything. It deserves to be a stand-alone release. As for the argument of "it's a MTM concert because they were working on it by that time", following that logic PR02 should be considered a Meteora show. What would be the solution? Perhaps the Trent Reznor way. You know, perhaps a random day next year, a mysterious leak of a raw SBD of the show finds it's way on YouTube or LP bits...

Well, I think this is very similar to The Hunting Party situation. LP aren't that big in the US anymore and I think a tour like that, with not so big cities, would fit them.

Man! I thought getting that version back in the day, happy to see that I have plenty of time 🤣. Besides, I'm not a vinyl guy, so I don't have that anxiety for getting the "limited splatter luminiscent glow in the dark" edition 😂