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lol of course they'll keep releasing stuff on DVD as well, a ton of people don't even know and care what the difference is.

Some of the winter shows will likely be canceled any for Chester being sick and/or weather, wouldn't surprise me at all, especially the shows up north. There's still a slim chance they might do something special besides Austin on Faint.

Since audio tracks can be replaced and videos edited I don't think it's impossible to replace an entire video.

I think Hamburg would have been a good choice too (since they already released a Berlin show), pretty similar venue anyway but both Hamburg and Berlin always have great crowds. I know that we are all bored to death by the set at this point but it's still a very solid set, with epic production.

They did a test recording yesterday, that's why Oberhausen was Set A instead of B.

Yeah New Divide was screwed up, like something was stuck before the bridge. There was something wrong with the samples at the beginning of Rebellion and the ending of Robot Boy was really off too. The birthday song happened when Chester came out first for the encore (seems to be a thing they do now). Bleed It Out had no Catalyst, just the normal singalong. I'm not sure if it was mentioned in this thread but they tested the 4k filming for Berlin at this show, that's why they changed it to Set A. I don't think I'll ever return to this place for a show again. I didn't like it. We had to wait an extra hour to be let in for MFR, when we when outside to sell raffles it was a huge hassle to get back and it was probably the worst booth I've ever witnessed. They put us in the last corner of the venue with almost no space for our booth. So only people bringing their stuff to the wardrobe would see us. We had only one small table with the Saramba table right next to it. The raffle was a complete disaster. The show was pretty unique for LP though. The band is in great shape, I hope it stays that way.

Food and beer might not be open, I had the problem yesterday while they did the EE but it depends on the place too I guess but was also more than an hour away from the normal doors. 1 hour might be too short, that might be enough for amphitheaters but these are arena shows with a lot more people with GA tickets

I think people didn't really form a line until shortly before it started. I guess it depends on where you go. It was a separate entrance next to the main entrance. I assume they started forming a proper line when the EE started and were then told them premium comes first, and while those were let in, a proper line for the rest formed. I don't know how it is in England, and it differs from show to show, yesterday for example 2 hours before EE was easily enough. The people for the general entrance show up much much earlier. Like I said it might be different in England (the queue country) but people don't always naturally form a line instantly, especially since no one really knew how it's going to happen and the premium people had no idea at all about their stuff.

Fixed it.

You can just join and order the laminate. You won't receive the laminate in time but if you show them the order confirming that you bought works as well! Usually the early entry and deluxe/premium stuff is at the same entrance. I was at the show yesterday where I was able to watch the whole situation for the first time. Premium gets in first (I assume Deluxe as well), then the normal LPU early entry. Both form lines that will be let into the floor. I'd highly recommend the early entry in general even if you have a seat, you get in much earlier, you can go to the merch booth or whatever. And you don't have to get in when thousands of others so. No waiting in a huge pile of people. I assume you already have a GA ticket and you are looking into the deluxe GA ticket right? I don't think there's really big a difference. When you are in front of the early entry line you will get a great spot, deluxe/premium makes it little easier though. But either way the whole early entry increases your chances MASSIVELY.

If you just combine the different tracks you don't end up with a perfectly sounding instrumental. The levels are really off.

The lights were amazing last night, just a little disappointed about the video screens, Carnivores had a lot more but that might depend on the stage/venue.

Yeah, I was thinking the same. There's still at ton of festivals at that time, including Reading and all that. It would be something new at least, they shouldn't do the same festivals all the time. They won't come to Europe in June and then return in August. But Loudwire at the end of June doesn't make the end of May/early/mid June festivals impossible either.

I thought it had something to do with the curfew but the day sheet says 11:30. LP was a bit late though, maybe that's the reason they dropped stuff. OMAM was 15 minutes late, which might have delayed LP's set. Day sheet say LP's set end 10:05 pm and that's almost exactly when it ended. It's also possible that Crawling was dropped on purpose and the drum solo was skipped by accident again by Chester, it seemed like that cause he just stormed on the catwalk for the singalong.

Witnessed it yesterday in Stuttgart, premium package got in first, then LPU early entry.

I'm going but the god damn train union will go on strike starting thursday, fuck! Unless they come to an agreement and they cancel it I have to look into an alternative way to get to Cologne...

In a different city in a different country, lol.

Me too. I'll do MFR so whoever wants to stop by, feel free if you can. I'll check out the early entry line if I can.

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hell no, I just changed it to LP, I know it's not but it makes it all a lot easier.

I gave it a fresh listen not too long ago and concluded that it has to be sbd recording/webcast, The heavy compression is an indicator to me that it was a webcast, why else would it be this compressed? That's one of the reasons it sounds so bad, combined with a bad mix and Mike's mic dropping out all the time. A random sbd recording from this ear seems unlikely too as this was a radio show that could have been webcasted.

I didn't watch it until now but I noticed something, the dance during the drum solo is not from St. Paul, it's from the Toronto show, I was there and able to see it and that Fiore filmed it. Look at the clothes, for example Phoenix is wearing the THP shirt he wears in Toronto (and so do Rob and Brad too) and you can see light up top on the side of the stage, which can't be from the St. Paul venue.

I was thinking the same, if it's some sort of holoprint it depends on the angle. From my experience stuff like that comes out very differently when you scan it.

But violence, gore, torture porn etc. is ok? I don't remember anyone complaining about Chester getting his skin ripped off in Saw 7. Of course rape is bad, Irreversible anyone? but sadly it's something that happens every day everywhere in the world, you can't turn a blind eye to it. I haven't seen the movie yet but some stuff is intended to be shocking for a reason. I personally think it is a social topic that shouldn't be ignored. It's an R-rated movie.

I doubt that enough happens for a 10 minute video haha. Where are the videos of all the Carnivores M&G's anyway?