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Surely they'd warn us if it was about photos. There are hundreds of fan pages for bands that do the same thing with the photos. FYI these two pages are not ours: - Old 2013 page: https://www.facebook.com/LinkinParkLIVE/ - These guys I guess popped up just recently and are copying all of our posts. Weird. https://www.facebook.com/LPLive-892863877551765/ Real one has 1,000+ likes, fake one 200.

I'll call my people and have my people call your people, and we'll do lunch.

Classy response by Trumtram. Great post!

Most of the time the pre release songs are great. I guess Lies Greed Misery is the exception. Wretches for ATS, I don't think MTM had one, Wastelands for THP, Battle Symphony (eh) for OML.

I'm not sure but I'll see when they arrive. Great question. Who knows what might be on this stuff, haha.

Hi everyone, Two weeks ago, Facebook all of a sudden removed our Facebook page with no warning. We haven't posted illicit material or uploaded official material so we are unsure of the reason for the deletion. Facebook has not replied to any requests for information. So we started fresh. The show goes on. The new page is "lplive1" instead of "lplive" and can be found here. Thanks for the support.

They didn't wipe those and they also didn't wipe the drum samplers (Crawling, Numb, etc are on them still). I'd love to know or have the patches and samples from the Neko. I bought two Joe/Mike samplers, an Akai and a Maschine. I balked at the megaphone at first because it was $350 and it is broken and in bad shape. Then it went ASAP and after listening to WTCFM I think I made the wrong choice lol The keytar, megaphone and road case went immediately in the first 3~ minutes. Interested to see what else other people got.

Cool that there is an LPU presale. $130 before fees for this, what an absolute joke. Imagine Dragons really must think they are something. I know it's for charity but imagine if LP threw an event like this. LP isn't even that much for a GA ticket for their tour.

No. First we'd need to know the country.

The Shinoda hype train hasn't stopped yet. Mike's bringing the Post Traumatic Tour to an important stop: the LoveLoud Fest in Salt Lake City, Utah on July 28! The show will take place at Rice-Eccles Stadium and will include Imagine Dragons, Zedd, and more. An LPU presale will occur on April 4th. The LoveLoud Fest was founded last year by Imagine Dragons' Dan Reynolds. The purpose of the festival is "to help ignite the relevant and vital conversation of what it means to unconditionally love, understand, accept, and support LGBTQ+ youth in an effort to keep families together." Given how emotionally important Post Traumatic is to Mike, it only makes sense that he spreads the message in a place that also holds a lot of emotional weight. The boys of Imagine Dragons were truly devastated by the loss of Chester, and have become friends with Mike over the past few months, so the invite is only natural. Reynolds recently pledged to Talinda's 320 Changes Direction foundation on Chester's birthday. For those in Utah who've been waiting to see the band, this is a great opportunity. The last time Linkin Park performed in Utah was in 2011 on the A Thousand Suns North American Tour in Salt Lake City. Hopefully this only one of many stops Mike will make across the United States (and the rest of the world) as he begins piecing the whole Post Traumatic Tour together. Anyone planning on going? Mike's first show will be taking place on May 12 in Los Angeles, California at Identity LA. As of now, this show is scheduled to be the second one he performs at. In August, he'll be performing at Japan's Summer Sonic festival before heading to England for Reading and Leeds (or, as well all know them, Re-Leeds and Leading). Mike Shinoda's debut album Post Traumatic is out on June 15. Be sure to pre-order it! If you want Mike to come to YOUR city, make sure you sign up on WeDemand and demand a show - more info here. Follow us on Twitter for the latest Mike Shinoda and Linkin Park news! Check out the rest of Mike Shinoda's touring schedule here.

Over Again to me is better than some of the Fort Minor material.

Yeah I agree. Mike said it starts super dark with grief and then comes out of it as it progresses. He said that's even how it progressed chronologically too, as time went on. He started writing lighter stuff as time went on. Finally he said the album progresses almost chronologically too with a small exception or something (maybe he wrote another dark song later in the process or something, is what I take that to mean). The EP songs start it, and Nothing Makes Sense Anymore is at the front too. Crossing a Line is eighth which is halfway through the tracklisting. Makes sense, as that's the halfway point.

I guess something else in Asia is next. Could be a small Japan show, or a visit to China. India needs to finally happen, I feel like Mike could easily bring thousands on his own there. We will see.

I've never seen it and sadly the Europe 2001 tour wasn't covered well. We'd have to know a country.