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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.

It's not the first brand affiliation they did, nor the first for YouTube Premium.

I almost jumped when they posted all the audios on YouTube and it made me hope for some kind of celebration for it as well.

since March 2 already: on papercuts.linkinpark.com about the vinyl edition names: - "Numb" Sky Blue & Tangerine Splatter - "Bleed It Out" Black/Red - "Breaking The Habit" Bone White - "Castle Of Glass" Milky Clear - "Burn It Down" Smokey Grey

Yes. I have an example ready, Rammstein singer Till Lindemann had a sidekick with Peter Tägtgren, and the project was called Lindemann. They split in 2020, Till Lindemann continued under his full name, Till Lindemann, performing both Lindemann and Till Lindemann songs, essentially rendering the Lindemann songs to be covers.

The afterparty is only for YouTube Premium btw.

I just pre-ordered it on Amazon.

White-knighting at its best in full display. As if Chester was the first celebrity to have been portrayed posthumously and this would be such a big deal in the first place. The pop culture comment by Jze is dead on point.

Interesting. This exact wording gets used on many other retailers, so I'd assume it's whatever was sent to them by Warner, yet neither Warner nor LP did promote it with such.

So now please post a link backing up the remastered Meteora songs claim.

What reason is there that this thread would be any special to not post links yourself? Everyone can post links. And it's recommended to provide actual sources to claims put in a discussion or else people might find different results when they search by themselves. And we end up discussing if it's the same result you've meant in the first place, when you could've cut this entire struggle short by just copy-pasting a link... Isn't that a good enough reason?

That's not how internet works.

How do you click on the images?

It is intended to not display the File pages themselves, but accessing the images within the MediaViewer instead. You can still download images from there too, see the bottom right button.

How do you see this?

What happens when you click images from an article? The behavior should be to just open the respective image in a gallery pop up.

Average facebook fanpage behavior aka no research done whatsoever. Agreed. People should stick to Linkinpedia instead.