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A lot of songs from Hybrid Theory and Meteora were performed before being released. Also Given Up and No More Sorrow from Minutes To Midnight. The piano ballad was performed with a woman, it was Rest.

They said October, but I'm guessing it was delayed because of Chester's death.

With everything that happened in the last months I've completely forgotten about the submissions. Went through them today: http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=List_Of_Unreleased_Songs#Linkin_Park_Live_At_O2_World "popup store" -> "pop up store" http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=Xero_(Demo_Cassette_Tape)#External_Links Someone said the link (nkramar's rip) doesn't work anymore (which was not true) then sent a link to a completely different release (Garage Days: Unleashed). I decided to add the link anyway. http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=LP_Underground_Sixteen#Background Updated the link to the 7th album page and added the name of the album (One More Light). http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=Xero_(Demo_Cassette_Tape)#Releases Added Falloon19 as another person who owns the shopping cart version. This is the second time he submits this but we forgot to add his name the first time. Sorry. http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=Living_Things#Living_Things_.28Acapellas_and_Instrumentals.29 Fixed the track number for Until It Breaks. "22" -> "21" http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=Hybrid_Theory#Hybrid_Theory_-_Live_Around_The_World http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=A_Thousand_Suns#A_Thousand_Suns_-_Live_Around_The_World Added the Live Around The World releases. http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=A_Line_In_The_Sand#Lyrics "You're gonna pay for you've Pay for what you've what you've done" -> "You're gonna pay for what you've Pay for what you've done" http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=One_More_Light_(Song)#Lyrics "We're quicker, quicker" -> "Or quicker, quicker"

Taka of One Ok Rock will be performing: https://www.instagram.com/p/BasVOJNhqrQ/

Since no one mentioned it here: Frank Zummo is mentioned on that Instagram picture by Shavo Odadjian, so it looks like we have another name for the guest list. He's been playing a drum cover of Faint during Sum 41's shows.

Late Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington won Best Vocalist in the 2017 Loudwire Music Awards and Halestorm's Lzzy Hale accepted on his behalf, giving a moving speech honoring his legacy.

What's your source?

LESTAT, our Grey Daze expert, just released a previously unknown show through the band's official Facebook page. This is a very interesting piece of history as the band was playing a private showcase for Warner Bros. Records, the same label that would sign Linkin Park in 1999. While the exact date is unknown, it probably happened sometime in late 1996 because Chester mentions the band was working on their new album with a tentative release date for January. As we know, the band started pre-production for the album on December 3rd, 1996. It's interesting to note that "Wake Me" and "Morei Sky" were also initially considered to be rerecorded for ...No Sun Today, but when that didn't happen and the album was finished, those songs were dropped from the setlists right away. Setlist: 01. Wake Me (Bobby/Mace Version) 02. Hole 03. Drag 04. Sometimes 05. Soul Song 06. What's In The Eye? 07. In Time 08. Morei Sky (Bobby/Mace Version) 09. B12 10. Just Like Heroin (A Little Down) 11. Anything, Anything (Dramarama cover) 12. Saturation Click "Show" for Grey Daze material posted by us in recent years: LPLive Exclusive: Grey Daze 1996 Proshot (w/ Unreleased Song) LPLive Exclusive: Grey Daze - Live in Phoenix 1994.09.xx LPLive Exclusive: Grey Daze Demos, "Scott Crowley Sessions" LPLive Exclusive: Grey Daze's Debut Show (w/ Unreleased Songs) LPLive Exclusive: Grey Daze - CRAS 1994 Demo LPLive Exclusive: Grey Daze Story LPLive Exclusive: "Wake Me" Pre-Production Live Session LPLive Exclusive: Sean Dowdell And His Friends? Story LPLive Exclusive: Grey Daze - Drag (Live Video)LPLive Exclusive: Grey Daze - Live At Mason Jar, 1996

http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=LP_Album_7_Process#Writing_and_Recording Click on the references then on the links. Also, all the working titles for unreleased songs are listed here: http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=10676 http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=List_Of_Unreleased_Songs#Other_Known_Titles

Seems like you're describing the alternative version we got in 2013 with the "Mastered for iTunes" edition.

https://twitter.com/ztrip/status/920389622084935680 Opening act: Z-Trip

Thanks! Added to Linkinpedia. If you (or anyone) have anything else, feel free to post it here.

Serj said he wanted to go but already had other plans. Just like Papa Roach.

Mike Shinoda in a new K.Flay video:

That's nice. I hope I get to see them live someday. It was pointed out to me that there's a voice that sounds like Chester's on "Maestro (Brandon Belsky Remix)". I know the band have collaborated in studio with many people and they're never credited on track titles. Have they ever talked about this remix in particular?

I'm pretty excited for the demos and unreleased songs. They said Chester can be heard in a lot of their early demos and mentioned Shaking in particular, which is included in the Time Capsule. It's also really cool that we'll finally get to hear full versions of those demos that were on their website so many years ago, like Technical Difficulties without screams.

Please continue here: http://lplive.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=12432

Yes. They leaked about 4 or 5 months ago in a private tracker, but at this point it's already everywhere. Not hard to find.

P.O.D. posted about the show: https://www.instagram.com/p/BZ30P_zA68l/

There was, but it's a fan project and the band wasn't involved. That's probably why you didn't hear about it. It was started back in May. She also did one for Nobody Can Save Me as a tribute to Chester: https://www.instagram.com/p/BW701R9lRmw/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C47RRVzBmr0

Seems right. According to Wikipedia she is 31 now. They had just signed her when the Fort Minor songs were recorded.

Adrian Young: https://twitter.com/AdrianYoungND/status/912886570419548160

The 07:16 version is the album version and it's actually the song "Rock And Roll (Could Never Hip Hop Like This) Part 2" followed by an interlude called "Knockers" featuring Tim Meadows. The 06:22 version is just the song without the interlude. Apparently there's a shortened version (3:54) but I never found it. What's different in this 07:03 version?

https://twitter.com/steveaoki/status/912757264888426496

If anyone purchased the old version, just download the song again to receive the new one.