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Like Geki said, none of them are undated.

Great initiative! I really hope it works. Can you tell me what Projekt Revolution 2004 track you're talking about?

4 GT 10 - Fish Market

Yes, there was a video webcast and a radio broadcast of the show.But one thing you have to keep in mind is that this is a bootleg/non-official CD and not all the bootleg CDs have professional/soundboard audio. Some of them are audience recordings.

I agree with jare0674. Not demos. More like "alternative mixes". I don't think this should be here. It's just a sample of the full instrumental. The version included in all these releases was recorded in 2000.

How about changing the name of this thread to "collaborations" and start listing stuff like "Slow Ya Roll" and "Freestyle"?

http://lplive.net/shows/20001129.php - The mysterious "song 2" is 'Forgotten'. http://lplive.net/shows/20010130.php - Ryu and Tak of Styles Of Beyond came out and sang on 'Points Of Authority'. http://lplive.net/shows/20010809.php - 'High Voltage' from this show was released on the iTunes deluxe edition of 'Hybrid Theory' in 2013. http://lplive.net/shows/20011117.php - DJ Lethal of Limp Bizkit joined the band for 'Step Up'. - Aaron Lewis of Staind came out and sang on 'One Step Closer'. http://lplive.net/shows/20011023.php http://lplive.net/shows/20011024.php http://lplive.net/shows/20011027.php http://lplive.net/shows/20011103.php http://lplive.net/shows/20011108.php http://lplive.net/shows/20011110.php http://lplive.net/shows/20011208.php - Aaron Lewis of Staind came out and sang on 'One Step Closer'. http://lplive.net/shows/20030302.php - A video of 'One Step Closer' from this show was put on the LP Underground in 2003. http://lplive.net/shows/20030415.php - A video of 'Lying From You' was avaliable for download at the Projekt Revolution website. http://lplive.net/shows/20040124.php - 'Points Of Authority' from this show was shown on linkinpark.com. http://lplive.net/shows/20040217.php - 'With You' from this show was shown on linkinpark.com. http://lplive.net/shows/20040622.php - The LPTimes video also features a clip of 'Don't Stay'. The video was taken from a TV news broadcast, so there's a woman talking during it. The original 'One Step Closer' video (without the woman talking) was uploaded to Pia's (korean band) MySpace page. http://lplive.net/shows/20070822.php - Source 3a was seeded on ZOMB Torrents, not DIME. http://lplive.net/shows/20120603.php - 'Burn It Down' and 'Lies Greed Misery' were released on the australian tour edition of 'Living Things'. http://lplive.net/julienk/20061229.php - Chester also sang on 'Technical Difficulties'. (The person who recorded the 'Maestro' clip also recorded clips of other songs; unfortunately, the youtube channel no longer exists) http://lplive.net/fortminor/20060812.php - 'It's Goin' Down' and 'Where'd You Go' were released to Fort Minor Militia and LP Underground. - 'Remember The Name' was shown on a japanese website. http://lplive.net/fortminor/20060813.php - 'Where'd You Go', 'Believe Me', 'Petrified', and an interview with the band were broadcasted by MTV Japan.

Can you upload the version with It's Goin' Down?

I think it would be interesting to have this information in the show page.

Should we list the Xero version of Slip? (Mark is credited for the song) Mike also said the band wrote a lot of different versions of it.

Will people outside of the US be able to purchase the vinyl?

http://lplive.net/shows/20011102.php Source 1: Audio - AUD (Unknown) Taper: Marc (Mad Raving Stark Productions) Time: 30 mins Format: DVD M Comments: Uncirculated.

Boom! Astated!

http://www.lpassociation.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38492

They are usually associated with this genre. Incubus because of their early work and Evanescence because of Fallen and their self-titled album. I think Linkin Park was trying to bring back the old fans while keeping the new ones. Like Soul said, Living Things has something for everyone.

- One Step Closer lyrics are about the thing as Bleed It Out lyrics. Both songs talk about the frustration the band was feeling because they couldn't finish a specific song (not about relationships). - Not only non LP fans thought that was the only sound they could make. I'm not gonna lie, I was of these people who expected Minutes To Midnight to sound like Hybrid Theory and Meteora and I was kind of disappointed when they announced Qwerty wouldn't be in the album. I also hated What I've Done. At the time the album was released, the only songs I liked were Given Up, Bleed It Out, No More Sorrow and In Between (I loved to hear Mike singing). I didn't like New Divide very much. It was an "ok" song. But I loved The Catalyst and Waiting For The End as soon as they came out. I also hated Burn It Down and Lies Greed Misery. You can't say what songs someone will like based on if they listen to nu-metal or not. - Not every nu-metal lyrics are about angry kids who hates their mom for no reason. Listen to stuff like Slipknot, Otep, Papa Roach, Incubus, and System Of A Down. They wrote some strong political shit. - Linkin Park is still my favorite band (Linkin Park is what got me into music) and I still love nu-metal. Nu-metal is a experimental genre. Bands labeled as "nu-metal" were bands that thought it would be fun to mix genres together in a attempt to create something new. This genre got me into hip-hop, heavy metal, trash metal, metalcore, reggae, eletronic, funk rock/metal, alternative rock/metal, post-hardcore, etc. I do understand why these bands don't like being labeled as "nu-metal bands", they were trying to create something new instead of being part of something that someone else created. I just don't understand why some people here claim to hate it so much (even people who listens to bands like Deftones, Evanescence, Papa Roach, System Of A Down, etc). It's like any other genre, some bands are good and some are not, you can't generalize. - Yes, I listed SOAD, Evanescence, and Incubus as nu-metal bands. Please don't kill me.

Because these people want to hear songs like Asbestos and the 2006 version of Qwerty, not this eletronic/pop stuff. They want to hear heavy guitars and Chester screaming. I know a lot of people who stopped listening to Linkin Park after they released Minutes To Midnight because they "went emo" and people who hated A Thousand Suns because of the lack of guitars and its more eletronic direction.

Was this sample played during the intro of a specific song?

There's something wrong with this page: http://lplive.net/shows/200703xx-4.php

The first time I downloaded Collision Course, it came with the 1STP KLOSR version. I only found out it was fan made/fake after buying the CD. Edit: Mike Shinoda about Summer Sanitarium tour: "Toward the end of the tour, Lars Ulrich put on fuzzy, pink bunny-ears and big green "Hulk"-fists and invaded our stage to mess around with us during our set. Later, on the last day of the tour, we were allowed to go on stage and pull a little pratical joke on Metallica, a feat that (as we were told) no band in twenty years has been allowed to do. We took a basket, blanket, and food onto their stage and had a little picnic as they played "Master of Puppets.""

I would love to get a SBD recording of Hit The Floor.

Thanks. Edit: Who is Riff Raff and why is he on Reanimation? He doesn't sing/rap/play in any track from the album.

Does anybody have lyrics for these remixes? Wretches & Kings (Remix) (feat. Get Busy Committee & Divine Styler) Wretches & Kings (HavocNdeeD Remix) (feat. Chuck D) Roads Untraveled (Rad Omen Remix) (feat. Bun B )