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Alright, that points to an issue in loading or caching, I guess.

Can you walk me through your process of accessing the image?

There's already a thread with that.

My answer to the topic title: Yes

Awesome review!

So to keep things clear: it only fails on Safari on iPhone 7?

I can't reproduce that at all. I just clicked on various images all over the wiki, while both not logged in and in a private tab. Also tested this both on desktop and mobile. Huh? That's how it works here though. Do you have any settings that prevent opening new tabs on a single click, maybe?

Way too many wiki edits to do, ha! But we already have a year page up. https://linkinpedia.com/wiki/Year:2024

Question still stands @RayGun4200 The live guide has been migrated. To anyone else reading here: Due to some background work related to the migration, there will be some downtimes affecting both LPL and Linkinpedia since they are on the same host. This should eventually be resolved in the next weeks.

I mean... this is literally a forum called LPLive, that originated from people collecting live show recordings.

The difference is rather obvious: Today we'll get new material, Berlin 2007 was months too early and they didn't want people outside of the concert to base their judgement of the new music on some probably distorted audio.

Mercedes-Benz is so back!

Yeah, color me surprised that she's in LA... since she's an LA-based musician... much wow.

Oh no.

Knotfest is also a music news platform for years now. The brand is not exclusively tied to the festival, check their YouTube channel.

Well, this worked perfectly. Even if some fans are going at each other's throats. But they brought the fanbase together and the traction keeps going. Whoever is calling this a marketing disaster doesn't understand who the target audience was, clearly media keeps reporting about this for even longer now, which results in longer exposure and prolonged audience reach. And the actual spread of the revelation of what's to come won't be impacted by this stunt either.

I love it. Keeps the fanbase up on their toes.

ever since this ominuos ø sign, I've had such a version of their iconic logo in mind:

If only they'd sell the actual digital masters instead of relying on an analog medium to provide us with the "highest quality"...

Throwing the full Roxy show onto YouTube would be the easiest way to circumvent all of the aforementioned issues.

That's what a tribute band usually is in comparison with a cover band. They embody the original to such fine detail instead of simply performing the song without any visual key on who they're covering.

Besides that, LP is turning a profit with every performance of LP material, no matter which artist does it.

Still a commercial release, so no.

and this is why we need an LPL interview with him.

Pretty common actually, it just depends on how organized a band's management is that passes the masters to the label. Here are some examples for Rammstein: https://rammwiki.net/wiki/XXI_(compilation)#Differences Or check the "Versions" chapter on the song pages, this gets crazy at times.