bloodbath

Man, Ryu is one of those unlucky guys, he tried several times but he should have more success

Nah dude, don't worry, no hard feelings. Life has shit enough to be worried about this

That was me

I was the guy saying the shit of coke because some rumours I've heard. I puta the Linkinpedia as an example of the second thing. Don't blame them, blame me.

Casually I was listening some shows from that era, thanks for this!!

https://linkinpedia.com/wiki/Live:20060210

I'm one of those fans who truly doesn't know much about underground hip hop, so thank you for the info, I didn't knew all that!

Hoping that with the MTM20 they gives up a link to download all the DSPs from 2007/2008

I always have the feeling that FM was his "fun" outlet, he didn't had to be so professional as with LP. I mean, Mike's on coke and drunk on certain shows, no way he would do that with Linkin Park. I still love the album, but I agree with you, it was a product from its age. About SOB, I understand why they're heavily feature, it was his project and decided to bring out his friends, like I said, the project was all about having a good time and not taking it very seriously. No wonder why we would never get a proper reissue, besides RTN, outside the LP fanbase barely anyone remembers the record.

I discovered the album back in summer/late 2006 (can't remember the exact date). Besides the LP Underground 6, for me this was the closest we had to a third LP record. Great memories playing on repeat Slip Out the Back on my MP4 player while playing Need for Speed Undeground 2 & Most Wanted on my PS2. I don't like all the tracks, but for me it's the strongest LP related project.

Other people can tell you the story better than I, but for sure UIG doesn't fit with THP and, in my opinion, shouldn't have been included. Seems that, after the rejection, they didn't know what to do with the song and ended up there. BTW: I hope someone knows the real reason why they stopped playing the song

It's a dumb question, but after all these years I can't figure it out. The most logical answer would be no, it's an score. But it has finished LP songs, like White Noise, Dancer or Devil's Drop, so it's kinda confusing to me. Also the fact that the album is credited under the name of 4/6 members, excluding Bourdon and Delson, but adding Alec Puro playing drums. So isn't that a similar case to some OML songs which aren't credited to the whole band and has an additional writer like Jon Green? But those songs are considered LP tracks. It's a little bit confusing, so if somebody has the answer, I would be happy to hear it.

Haven't you heard any show from 2000-2004, right? Neither do I, always seemed to me like LP creating what's expected of them, not what they really wanted to do. A song made just for the sake of making into the charts

One question: Does this happened on the HT20 boxset?

Finally after 15 years ATS is accepted!! Really?? I mean, that would make sense why they keep the 2017 version

The Catalyst might be one of their best songs ever. Man, it's even made for the sing-along! But I guess that Nostalgia erased all records but the first two and FZ

Sorry to hear that, hope you can make it to the next one!

I just downloaded the 4gb version. Like you properly said, it's increasing the size without really improving anything quality wise

Is this the first time that they start and end a year in the same country? (Barring the US, of course)

How can be 25gb if it's screen recorded? Please someone explain to me because I really don't understand

Well, even if they are screen recorded, if the quality is better it will serve me, thanks!!

Then, the 25gb and the 4gb versions are worth having?

Because the box set wasn't about the album, was about a period of time (1997-2002). If it was strictly about HT we wouldn't have things like Pictureboard. Besides the band in 2014 doesn't sound alike 2000-02. It doesn't fit.

For that same reason of make it official they could have included the RAR 04 in the meteora box set (glad they didn't). So yeah, strange decision. Regarding the PR02 I think they had it shelved and ready to go. So they wouldn't bother to split the shows 20 years later on.

Same as the Docklands Arena 2001. Still don't understand