bloodbath

LP could play just the hits, being a five piece with people singing Chester parts and they would still headline. Bad Omens and Sleep Token are yet to prove they can pass the test of time or they're just a trend.

Not being ungrateful would be nice

1st: The Requiem, how many times has been recycled for other intros? Case closed

Like the IA Chester Bennington covers

Nobody thinks about CD users?

Really? LP isn't that big in USA? Really surprised, TBH

I'm starting to think that a new line up might have some benefits, specially when it comes to avoid stagnation

Perhaps on his "solo" slot in the setlist it could fit. Much like Welcome during late Hunting Party Tour

Maybe they'll play the album in full throughout the full touring cycle? Like in MTM

Remember guys, the 2007 European Tour had the same setlist every time. Then Projekt Revolution came...

Maybe they didn't because during the first 4 albums they got so exhausted with the tours and everything that had to do with the new music that they just wanted to look forward. Kinda when you listen a record so much that you don't want to listen to it in months/years. But yeah, those songs were simply too good to be relegated to LPU CDs or, who knows, a new boxset in 3 years.

No, we're just fans. There's limits to our relationship with the band. And personal stuff is one of them.

Make no mistake, we all like to know what happened and have some words from him, but some people take it as Rob own them something, like they're entitled to something. It would be a good gesture from him, but again, we have no place here.

As unfair it was to bash Emily for just not being Chester, like it is saying that Emily now is better that Chester because the latter was starting to feel the weight of the age on his vocal chords.

When I see some of you speaking about the Rob situation, I see a lot of naivety. Bands changes a lot of members for various reasons, some of them logic, some of them absurd. Bands are enterprises, rarely a bunch of friends, like LP. If Mike says that he simply lost interest, then it probably be it, you're trying to see a big drama where there's nothing, just a guy who doesn't feel comfortable anymore in the band. And no, he doesn't own you a statement.

The band wasn't in a good place back in 2020, that's why promotion was so discrete, even though they said that a boxset for HT was way more important that any of the following records (except for ATS). But regarding the selection of tracks, they did a pretty good job. It was never about emptying the vaults, but a glimpse of of HT came to be throughout various demos. Yes, 6 or 7 POA demos weren't necessary, same as hypothetically including another 7 versions of Papercuts barely undistiguishable one from another. Remember, that kind of stuff only matters to us, not the mainstream audience. If they should have included X or Y version of Part of Me, Crawling, In the End or whatever, depends on each ones personal taste.

Isn't that a little bit too soon to throw shit about the new era with those BS claims?

What???? Did they mention LPlive during the show???

They weren't the biggest fans of Stick 'n' Move, that's one thing. Second one, for me it's a VERY early version of Runaway, whereas She Couldn't a song of its own. The third one, She Couldn't it's more original, so my guess Stick n Move wouldn have cause so much impression.

Those support acts are gonna be hard to improve!

Horrendous

And half of Meteora and a few tracks from MTM

Hey! I lived in your country for a little while, I loved it! So THP was solely Mike's wish? I never thought that way, but it makes sense since everyone but Mike has always try to move past that record

With all the band focus on the new record... Don't bet your luck

He might probably wanted to go back to the basics. After so much shit they've been through, must have been very comfortable to return to your familiar patterns to have some mental stability and not overcomplicate things. Heavy experimentation will come again, but not now