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99% sure that's fake. The tone and production isn't consistent with the numerous Meteora demos that have been released over the years.

I've always thought Jesse Tyler Ferguson looked a lot like Phoenix.

Nope. That's footage of a different show. The show in the OP never actually existed.

Got it!

Of these, I can confirm that the Dialate stems are real to an extent as Mike's MPC from not long ago had the song's samples. A.07, I believe, is the unofficial name given to an intro the band used in 2004 that utilized a sample of the Slayer song South of Heaven.

Yep. Mike probably did it a few times that year but I haven't checked.

NJPLP's most likely referring to the RAR 04 show. Jonathan came out on most dates of the Projekt Revolution tour to sing that part.

Yep, it works! It's so weird; I can't place where the vocals came from.

Still doesn't work.

Nothing. It says "Owner prevented downloads and playback".

Can't play the clip for some reason.

Basically, a VHS was rumoured to pop up on Ebay in 2004 containing what was said to be a full show from Xero at the Lynus Brook Club in LA on August 10th, 1997. However, even if this listing did exist, the setlist contained songs that didn't exist at the time (such as In the End and With You), the band's first actual show was confirmed to take place on November that same year, and there's also the fact that searching for the Lynus Brook Club only yields results related to this supposed show, cementing it as a fake.

I was there. It was a brilliant show and one I'll never forget.

Multitracks for Sorry For Now have just been leaked.

The band's former keyboardist/bassist/backing vocalist.

Fair enough. I'd believe it too. Aside from those two tracks, I think he could be on Spiral as well.

Do you have a source?

I'm convinced that he's screaming "WE ARE" in Technical Difficulties and singing backup in Maestro (this part is isolated in the Brandon Belsky remix), but I'm only about 50% sure he's singing here. Might be him, but it also might not be.

In terms of fan backlash, definitely ATS. I didn't pay attention to the fanbase until 2010, right around when ATS came out, and people were bashing the album and The Catalyst, slagging it off for being "techno" and because it completely subverted expectations of what a "typical" LP album sounded like. In terms of media though, OML takes that spot with flying colors. The media tore the album to shreds. They wouldn't shut up about Chester's rant towards fan backlash. The fan consensus, however, was that it was somewhat decent.

Since the official lyric video to Cross Off has been released, the lyrics need to be updated.

Quick question for anyone at the soundcheck: Was the unknown song that was played one of the previous two, or was it yet another unknown song? The setlist doesn't clarify which one.

It's only one more day... Sorry, couldn't resist.

One of my gifts was a canvas of Chester.