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Back in the middle of summer 2001, Linkin Park was rocking on Ozzfest where they had a 30 minute set in the middle of the day playing to a bunch of metal heads. About halfway through that tour, LP stopped in Cleveland, Ohio to perform at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's summer concert series. The crowd was really rowdy... right in the middle of the main building (surprising spot to put the show, honestly)... and LP even included a deep cut of 'High Voltage' in the set for the show. A twenty minute special of this performance was aired later that month (August 2001), a recording you are likely very familiar with. However, only a few songs were included. 'With You', 'High Voltage', 'Crawling', 'In The End', 'Forgotten', and 'One Step Closer' were the only songs broadcasted along with a few clips of an interview with the band. In the background of the interview, you can hear parts of other songs, so we knew all this time that more songs had been performed. We just had no idea what the actual set was. It isn't every day that a setlist from over 18 years ago surfaces. Thanks to the hard work by our friend Felipeintheend, he contacted the RaRHoF and got the full setlist for the show for us! August 1, 2001 Cleveland, Ohio Rock and Roll Hall of Fame RaRHoF 2001 Summer Concert Series Setlist: 01. With You 02. Runaway 03. Papercut 04. Points Of Authority 05. By Myself 06. High Voltage (Remix) 07. Crawling 08. Pushing Me Away 09. In The End 10. A Place For My Head 11. Forgotten ------------------------------------------- 12. One Step Closer Thank you to Felipe and to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for helping us add yet another piece of Linkin Park's live history to the LPLive archives!

Somehow I don't think that I have ever seen this. Thanks for sharing.

Very weird to me that people thought Joe was on it. Is it because of the studio pics from Mike and Joe? That is very, very likely to be LP related while they work on new music.

Because literally nothing is happening at all right now. Mike produced a song. It's all we've got. May not have any news for months.

Yeah you can tell his additions on the end of the song are missing.

The entire basis of posting the thread was because he couldn't share the promo due to the agreement in how he got it in the first place. That's totally understood and respected by us. Thanks to michalangelo for taking the time to go through this CD so thoroughly for us, so we can at least document what exactly is on it. It's much appreciated!

Setlist updated to remove Robot Boy, which was not played.

Couldn't agree more. Best post I've seen in a while. Really looking forward to it.

He only wanted "LP" stuff aka I guess he refers to that as Linkin Park being Chester-only.

Looks like that's it. I thought the song was performed in Buenos Aires but I guess not.

This is a good full video of Manila

01. Introduction 02. Petrified 03. When They Come For Me 04. Robot Boy 05. World's On Fire 06. Castle Of Glass 07. In Stereo 08. Crossing A Line 09. Waiting For The End/Where'd You Go 10. Numb 11. In The End 12. About You 13. Over Again 14. Papercut 15. Iridescent 16. Hold It Together 17. It's Goin' Down/Step Up 18. Make It Up As I Go 19. Good Goodbye/Bleed It Out 20. Remember The Name 21. Running From My Shadow Wow what a show.

The Asia Tours are extremely difficult to cover because they occur at such an early time in the morning for us. To add to that, there were no live tweets from local fans or fansites at two of the four shows on this tour. We still don't have the Japan setlist yet.

The music video will be released on September 5th!

Good set. Nobody's Listening - how often has that even been done on the PT tour? Once? Watching As I Fall is a fantastic track. And ending the set with Papercut into APFMH? Ha, that's epic. Encore is solid too. That's a nice show.

I voted Lying From You.

Looks like one of those situations where another artist samples an LP song or something and posts it. It isn't an LP track IMO. Re: Old CB stuff. They want to do that, they just emotionally aren't in a spot to go through CB stuff yet. Still really destroyed emotionally as a band.

We can do stuff with like, song names and lyrics, album abbreviations, stuff like that. There are some really cool ideas so far.

The new edition of Kerrang features an in-depth look at Linkin Park's story. The magazine says, "Twenty years ago, Chester Bennington joined the ranks of a then-little-known LA quintet going by the name Xero. The name might soon change, but what Linkin Park would go on to achieve together during the next two decades would change not only their lives, but those of millions around the world. Over 28 pages, we celebrate the story, album by album, of a band like no other…" The issue can be ordered here, and it ships globally: https://kerrang.newsstand.co.uk/ Since Kerrang obviously had to work with Linkin Park on this issue, we are expecting some good information to come from it!

Forgot all about the missing 2017 summary. Can do that ASAP, thanks for the reminder. Brad is an underrated guitarist for what he does, IMO. Matt could never get Brad's Iridescent parts right live.

Really excited to see Nobody Can Save Me, Invisible, Sorry For Now, etc live in person with LP whenever that happens. Battle Symphony too. There is a substantial amount off of that OML album that can be played.

The "rock" versions live of the OML songs were really good and in most cases, better than the studio versions because the guitars were sounding great.

There is no point in asking him what song it was. This was confirmed by Machine Gun Kelly when he was interviewed by KROQ, I think it was Stryker, either on 7/20/17 or 7/21/17. Linkin Park and MGK were going to cover a Metallica song in a collaboration in the Linkin Park encore of the One More Light North American Tour. He talked about just talking to Chester about it and how stoked both of them were about it, etc.

OML hit number one. THP is the only album that didn't.

He means not every show is recorded and if you take the number of shows ever and look at the amount of recordings it isn't as large of a percent as you'd think. What, it's probably less than 50% or so.