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Had no idea, being honest. Truth is, those can be misleading clues, so I expect the impossible from this band

Shinoda has composed the score and LP has a new song for the soundtrack?

Social Media isn't so bad by itself... But humans have ruined it

Insane work dude, the rehearsal tracks are just a pain in the ass, as well all the disorganized remixes we had 2010. PS: HATE to be that person but, I don't see the NMS (Third Encore) released on the Shadow of the Day single and the WID (Third Encore) from the German iTunes store

Most of the track was composed during the MTM era and it was released for something non ATS related. While not purely MTM, it has nothing to do with the next chapter

thanks for your efforts!

A week ago or so, the official LP website started a countdown for February the 1st After the countdown ended the web simulated a 2003 esque room full of riddles. It's supposed that, after all the puzzles have been resolved we will have the official Meteora box set announcement and a first single, which might be the track Lost Discord is a webpage with various servers to chat. LP has recently opened two, and there's a strong suspicious that they're planning to do something with it besides announcing the boxset

Yes! like the L.O.A.T.R. Remix from the Japanese single and all that jazz. To be honest from 2007 onwards it gets confusing. Are separated tracks from the DSP real B-Sides, the "official" remixes released only on obscure soundcloud pages (like in Wretches and Kings case) too...?

Not exactly, the rehearsal bonus tracks I meant, best buy, circuit city...

Cool! Will you add in the post the thousand digital bonus tracks for MTM?

Speaking of which, the more we advance, the lesser B-Sides we have, like the Third Encore tracks and some remixes, since the live tracks of the singles were extracted from the DSPs (I wasn't a fan, but they had to rentabilize the project)

For MTM 20 we'll have an entire CD and vinyl for all the studio rehearsals. Forget the live shows with audience. Who doesn't want 10 almost identical versions of WID?

At least some of us we know that the key can be moved

Not offended, particularly, I'm enjoying the game, but your comment was disrespectful and condescending, like you were above the rest of the forum. Perhaps wasn't your intention man, but it sounded pretty bad

It's called marketing, it's made for creating an emotional response. People have the right to show how they feel about

Unpopular opinion here, I've never dig into Live albums on vinyl, even though is the complete show, you can't experience it as a whole (and meant to be). Every 15/20 minutes the concert gets "interrupted" side the side of the record ends, not to mention the fade in/out aren't always in the proper moment. For a entire live recording the CD is the best suited format. So, like you, that's my only complain

Got my HT20 just a few months ago, don't worry you'll have plenty of time

Was a documentary about HT20? Got no idea about its existence

I would also loved if they've put them in a CD together with the CD, but at least we got it

Could it be expanded stuff from the early LPTV videos? It would fit with the Frat Party DVD and the 02 sequel

That show too??? For having "barely" 17 years of touring as signed artist, the LP live vault must be impressive

You're halfway right (pun intended). Yes, it was made during that time, but made specifically for the movie, like a parallel movement. It doesn't even sound like the early ATS demos like Aubrey One or Tritonus. I'd really love to see it included in a proper package but I wouldn't be surprised if it's omitted

We hope it's before OML20...

Hi everyone, title sums it up, but I'll expand my ideas here anyway. From the Docklands Arena show back in 2001, to the 02 Arena '17 the band has professionally filmed a relatively huge amount of shows. And I'm talking about stuff worth of Live DVDs that can be commercially viable for mainstream audiences but most of them are shelved in the vault. Bands like Metallica have an enormous quantity of live material, but the 80% of that is mostly composed of venue feeds and SBD raw audio, which is more aligned with the hardcore fans. I was surprised that 2 shows from the PR02 were hidden up until this day, and with the upcoming boxset, I wonder how many shows throughout the years could have been filmed. Creating a DVD isn't so simple as put some recording gear in the mixing desk and let it running, that shit is expensive, so then why just record it if you're not going to use it at the end of the day?

The anniversary that we're all really expecting the most is Recharged 20 🤣