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As much I would love it, there's an 1% for this to happen

Even if they would keep the hiatus, the boxsets for me serves as a sort of "last train", what they leave behind in this box set, will be left behind forever. Don't expect a HT30, Meteora 30... If they cut something, they must have their reasons. I would love to have the lastest Part of Me demo on HT20, but if they didn't included back then...

I'm a huge fan of Live records and I think it's a waste when the recording is basically a excessive polished recording with barely any crowd sound. You can have that clean profesional sound while hearing the crowd chanting LOUD. I mean, I would get a low crowd sound in a place like NY, LA... More "boring" places, no disrespect. But if you are in Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, where the crowds are wild, you have to capture that energy. Here's a good example of good mixing: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3CD254D4CA641861&si=lLm94OlyGMTWTbZN

Really? What a shame, we could have had a few more bonus tracks. I don't understand why, they like to cover up the fuck ups with footage from other nights. Anyway, I hope they don't cut any songs for the official BR/DVD!

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If one close relative to you, like a parent, a brother, a cousin, dies and you don't mention him/her everyday, I suppose that you don't care about that person anymore. Good to know.

A Thousand Suns Meteora Hybrid Theory Minutes to Midnight From Zero The Hunting Party Living Things One More Light

The actual tour was great, but the idea of acoustic promo shows sounded much better in theory than in practice. Although I dislike as much as you OML the positive was that the band tried to test their limits and perhaps realize that not every thing they do comes out great

They will, but when the right moment comes

We could have a DVD with REAL bonus tracks! And not just cut off songs from the main performance... (I'm looking at you RTR)

Metallica mistreated Jason Newsted, the replacement of Cliff Burton, for 14 years, as a way to cope with grief. He exit the band and Metallica almost disappeared. In Slipknot case, Paul Gray's death, one of the key members of the band, started a progressive replacement of various members, including Joey Jordison. All of those firings were quite shady, and nowadays even the band itself acknowledge that they're not close as they used to be.

I think it's fair and reasonable. Emily knows what she's gotten into, when a huge milestone comes, like the 20th anniversary of one of the most important albums of the band, she will know that her position will be more of a back character. But until then she has all the right to be in the spotlight, while the band supporting her and leaving behind that image of nostalgia act.

You're all right. It would be very easy to just upload a short 20 minute set to youtube and call it a day. BUT the situation it very different from the Papercuts "era", which basically was a celebration of the classic LP era. This is a matter of being coherent with your message. Since September the band has made very clear that they're looking forward to their future, not being locked in the past, albeit being respectful with it. Releasing that old show would just cast the image of a band unable to let go its past, even in the middle of a new release and a huge world tour. No matter how many things they do, they're stuck in that era. And yes, we all know that in reality just a short show wouldn't undermine the new era of LP and this is just a good gesture with the fans, but we are the hardcore fans, we are a tiny minority and many people out there don't think like us.

Even though I don't like bands releasing official live material so soon in the tour, because the songs and the setlist have to "mature" a little bit. Look at the Live in Texas situation. Even though those shows were great, they pale in comparison with late 2004 shows. Having said that, the truth is the Brasilian crowd is always great and worth an official release. And with a 2 hour show with some bonus songs, we have a great package here. So I'm glad about how everything has came out.

DVD, Blue ray, whatever, you're missing my point. The thing is, what's your problem if people want to consume music in a different way than you do? You need to be more open minded, the world doesn't spin around you.

Positive outcomes: Filming might take place during those two nights, so we could have extra songs A new DVD Negative outcomes: Even if they just film the first night I don't see them showing a 2 hour "film" they probably cut down some songs and we might have a Berlin 2012 situation

WE NEED A NEW DVD

I always have the feeling that in Spain most people have always seem LP as an 2004 outdated band.

Not to be that selfish asshole BUT, I know that it will be leaked and posted for downloading the same day or tomorrow so, I won't bother to watch it live haahahahahah

same here!

My verdict so far: I wouldn't have bet in my life for an hypothetical 8th album, so I can wait a little bit longer to have the physical CD on my hands to listen to it.

Anyone else doesn't want to listen the new song until the album is out?

Sounds great, too short for my taste but some elements could be used as intro

The thing with THP is it has become an album for hardcore fans. It never even appealed to the fans of two first records. Not to mention the only-singles fans. If we were talking about a single that never got it's live debut, yes, it has came out too late. But since it's an album for the minority, the impact is the same now than 10 years ago.

Fucking great!! The September 5th show was great but compared to what we've seen so far, a new pro shot was more than necessary