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I would like to see 3 things: -Continuance of "LPTV", even if we have to buy it on iTunes again. I think the video quality was worth it. -Return of the LPU Tour. Even if it's not free, it'd still be nice to go to a show where just the fan club was present. Added bonus: small venues! -Diversified setlists. Projekt Revolution 2008 was pathetic, and 2007 was not much better. They need to rotate singles in and out, instead of having 18-out-of-20 songs be the same every night.

After Paramore's killer performance, I was hoping they'd win, but I'm a LP fan at heart and therefore very happy with the results. I wish "Given Up" would have won instead, though, because "Shadow of the Day" is a lame rock song with an even lamer video that I STILL can't sit through. How can you guys make fun of Paramore or any other band's videos when LP's starts with a dude in his underwear?

Fort Minor's "AOL Sessions" set is on iTunes, if that helps. There's also the Fuse performance, and "Where'd You Go" on Jay Leno. Plus all the bootlegs, of course.

Possibly the most overrated song in LP's short history. I wish Chester would have sang it, or they at least switched up verses. It's definitely "good", but far from great, and I think once LP start playing it, a ton of the hype will die pretty fast.

I'm dissapointed that LP management announced ahead of time that we won't get the same old shit, because that means expectations will be at record highs by the time the CD is finally in our hands, and people are bound to be bummed. Personally, I dig Geki's track-listing from a couple of pages back. I'd love to have a "Duets" type CD of Chester with Cornell & Ashes Divide. Those 3 songs, an instrumental, and a demo/b-side or two. {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_eek.gif

Why? If they're going to air the whole show on TV why would they then release a DVD of it? I don't see what is special about Milton Keynes at all, it's not even that good of a show honestly, it's just like all the others except it had two LPJZ songs just like MSG had. If they're going to release a live DVD they should do a show from PR08, that way it would have proshots of SDC with LP, Chris with LP and possibly WMI if they chose a show from early in the tour. I beg to differ. I doubt LP are releasing a live DVD, especially a SECOND live DVD featuring Jay-Z, but it could absolutely be done, even if it's aired on TV. Channels like HDnet and Palladia (formerly MTV-HD) show full concerts that are available on DVD all the time. Also, it would make more sense to release a performance featuring Jay-Z than SDC or Cornell, who are both unknown by the mainstream fan. Same even goes for Busta, to an extent, who was off the radar for a lonnnnnnng time before he collaborated with LP. So, yeah. A DVD release could happen, and would definitely fill the gap between touring and the new album coming out.