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6 hours ago, LPLStaff said:

If another artist guests inside your own headline show, you don't need their permission to release that. You need permission to release a cover, release a co-branded performance with another artist, etc. If Paul McCartney joins Foo Fighters for a song, Foo doesn't need to ask Paul McCartney if they can release that.
 

Rock am Ring 2004 is the most popular show the band has played. It's out in GREAT quality with Mike Shinoda's own personal mix and the label/mgmt's own video edit. Remember, this show did not air originally like this - it was webcasted in potato quality and not shown on TV right away. The band's team took it, edited it themselves and Mike did the mix and then it was aired months later. This was edited to remove the encore break, part of the Crawling intro, Mike's laugh on ITE, the intro and outro, etc.  What was shown on TV already ***IS*** the band's official release of Rock am Ring lol, it was just shown on TV. That's their exact release of that show, they had more control over that show's release than anything shown on TV for a proshot. They even picked the camera angles of the whole show, which is why they are so different from the MTV2 version. We have the Rock am Ring 2004 release by LP, from 2004 lol. It just isn't on a physical DVD.

 

If they filmed MFR 2005, THAT is a show they'd have to work out with Jay-Z to release, like Live 8 2005. Roxy 2004, MFR 2005, Live 8 etc are LPJZ shows. Literally none of it appears on the Meteora box set besides LP's own performance of the Hip Hop Medley from the Roxy during their intro set. Notice they put no Live 8 songs on this either.

We have no literal modern day confirmation that Meteora remixes exist. They were mentioned one time ever, Mike said recently he doesn't remember them, they haven't come up anywhere in any sort of LPU CD or even this comprehensive box set. They literally may not even be a thing. Whatever they started working on may have been scrapped or turned into Collision Course.

Great explanation! Another question, the RTR, then, it's a Jay guests in a LP headline show, but the songs are partially covers. What case that would be? PS: regarding the RAR04 now I get why the BTH from Underground 4 has identical mix to the TV release

2 minutes ago, JZ-GreyDazePatheticWorship said:

 

So the possibility of Snoop appearing in the Denver DVD is high right? 🙏

I wouldn't have high hopes, perhaps they've chosen a one without him to not deal with the rights problems

48 minutes ago, lpliveusername said:

No. Only photos from a different show at Getty Images. By the way, you guys should keep in mind that the information for shows from 1995 - 2006 often come from unreliable sources and we only know they are wrong when recordings of those shows surface. It's possible he performed with the band at more than one show, but there's a chance he wasn't at this one.

Even the info from 2005/06 is unreliable?

36 minutes ago, LPsMart said:

NEW FIORE METEORA AWESOME

LPU episodes?

37 minutes ago, LPForAll said:

This is very cool stuff. The only thing I miss is an official release of the Rock Am Ring show from 2004. I know it is available everywhere but it deserves to be released as DVD.

Same here

About the live DVD, will they be recordings from the venue's video feed or live recordings with audience integrated? Like the PR02 DVD

Hello everyone, it's not the best day to post this but anyway, I've received my replacements. As with the others, it contained the litographs the PR backstage pass, the DVDs and the LPU Rarities CD

Am I the only one who misses OSC from Detroit? 

PS: I wish I had the LIT and Nottingham show also in CD

14 minutes ago, jopevc said:

I just saw on reddit that someone called the number one the image, so "+1 917 730 3735" and got a voicemail. Could it be true?

And what does the voicemail said?

On 1/18/2023 at 4:48 PM, LPLStaff said:

 

It was so accessible that we started asking him about EVERY song on the wiki we could find that needed song information. Surely he caught on eventually haha. But he was graceful and kind enough to answer literally everything. We'd queue up a few questions at a time and submit them... we had a whole chat for it. At the end of the day, it contributed SIGNIFICANTLY (!) to the song information on Linkinpedia, especially for songs we did not have any information for. The 2020-2021 updates were huge. We found out about all sorts of stuff.

Funny enough - well after he finished doing the Q&As we realized we forgot to ask about one of the Mall songs (and also, Dancer from Mall) - so those are two we don't have. lol. But pretty much everything else was fleshed out due to Mike's answers. We can get around to those Mall tracks one day and ask him, probably at a M&G or something.

I wonder if Mike has ever "reviewed" linkinpedia and which would be his opinion 

How it ended up the relationship with Jeff Blue? I heard that he had this tendency to become too attached with the bands he represented and he didn't took too well the fact that the band move up from him 

Got great answers thanks both of you!

General question, why over all these years, so many HT stuff has been discovered but so much secrecy about this era? 

1 hour ago, vinifeijo said:

People are freaking out about LOST / A.6 / and the album demos... 

 

and i'm here loosing my ming over the ones we never heard about such as More The Victim and Fighting Myself

I'm losing my mind over having the LPU tracks and live shows, I feel you bro hahahaha

12 minutes ago, blackout said:

 

I wouldn't be surprised if CC was excluded from the release. Maybe dealing with Jay-Z's label is still troublesome and the band and Warner have decided to just ignore the existence of the EP instead of having problems with releasing CC again.

We're gonna laugh a lot in 4 years when it comes to release MTM and RTR...

55 minutes ago, ThirtySecondExposure said:

Regarding the LPU & B-Sides Tracklist:
 

Has anyone else noticed the apparent exclusion of the LPU 3.0 tracks? Could this be pointing toward a rebundled Live In Texas audio release with all the live tracks sequenced together for the first time?
 

If that’s the case, this would add 17 more tracks to the current 73-track count, which would bring the grand total to 90 tracks, assuming there’s nothing else included…

I was thinking the same, it would be a great addition. What surprises me is that, for the moment Collision Course is being excluded

If OSC from Detroit isn't included because we will have the Full Show on DVD, the inclusion of BTH from Underground 4.0 means that the RAR won't be included 

The LPU and B Sides will fit in a single CD?

Just now, LPLStaff said:

 

Well we don't have a recording of the show so it's pointless. Sit on a setlist for 4 more years? Haha. What if something happened to us and it got lost? Probably best to get it out into the public on the Internet immediately so it doesn't ever get lost.

Was just kidding 😂. Glad to see that there's one less empty spot

You should have kept this until MTM 20th anniversary 

11 hours ago, JZ-GreyDazePatheticWorship said:

Second biggest anniversary that's so damn true.

 

After Meteora tons of fans left the boat.

Yeah, but I don't think those will buy the box, neither is marketed for them

5 hours ago, Rasputin 93 said:

just the thought about a proshot of RME ... damn.

I'm still bummed about them scrapping the song for Milton Keynes 2008.

I would have scrapped Jay Z instead hahahaha

I'm pretty sure we'll get something from that Underground 03 tour. The CD singles from that era proves that some of them were recorded.

About the PR04, sorry to be the bad guy, but if including some show from that era means a pro shot from the venue feed, like the Camden already released... I don't want that, I rather choose the RAR04

So these back hauls are an improvement over the existing versions?

Wow, I can believe I missed it, thanks!