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Wow. Can't believe this is actually happening. Super excited for this! If there is new FM material to come, it definitley seems like Mike's doing it without SOB this time.

https://twitter.com/fortminor/status/611624685218848768 I'm seriously scared Mike is trolling

I think they will add a few songs for the headline shows, since this set is shorter than their normal headline set. I believe they might add FM, GATS or APFMH.

Some great stuff, as usual. Thanks!

In this episode of LPTV, the band heads to Rock On The Range, Rocklahoma, and River City Rockfest. A severe storm in Oklahoma ultimately cancels the remaining sets at Rocklahoma. Thoughts?

1. A Line In The Sand (Ext. Storm Intro) 2. From The Inside (Buildup Into; Ext. Jam Bridge) 3. Papercut (Long Intro) 4. Lost In The Echo (Ext. Outro w/ Drum Solo) 5. Wastelands (Hard Start) 6. Faint (Ext. Outro) 7. Joe Solo Medley 8. Wretches And Kings 9. What I've Done (AMBO Intro) 10. Bleed It Out (Ext. Bridge w/ BITS V1, NRL V1+ Chorus; Ext. Outro w/ Brad Solo) 11. A Place For My Head (Brad Solo Intro) 12. Pushing Me Away (Piano Outro) 13. Leave Out All The Rest (Piano Intro w/ Fear V1 + Chorus) 14. When They Come For Me 15. Burn It Down (w/ Darker Than Blood Intro) 16. Waiting For The End (Apaches Intro w/ UIB V3; Wall Of Noise Outro) 17. Mark The Graves 18. Castle Of Glass (Music Video Intro; Ext. Outro Transition) 19. Numb (Numb/Encore Outro) 20. High Voltage (Mike Shinoda Remix) 21. Dirt Off Your Shoulder/Lying From You (2014 Version) 22. One Step Closer (Ext. Outro) ------------------------------------------------------ 23. The Little Things Give You Away (Acoustic) 24. Final Masquerade (Acoustic) 25. Until It's Gone (First Verse + First Chorus Acoustic; Full Band Joins Afterwards) 26. The Catalyst 27. Rebellion (Ext. Intro) 28. Guilty All The Same (Ext. Outro) Notes: - A Line In The Sand opened a show for the first time ever. It featured a new extended intro, that included the storm sounds from the studio version. - From The Inside featured it's buildup intro (played for the first time at Rock On The Range 2015). The band extended the bridge of the song for the first time, going into an instrumental jam after Chester's screams. - Lost In The Echo was played with a new extended outro, featuring a drum solo by Rob. The drum solo transitioned into the Wastelands hard start. - Joe changed his solo medley for the first time at this show. The solo featured different improvises by Joe, which transitioned into Wretches And Kings. - Bleed It Out featured a new outro, that included a guitar solo by brad. The solo transitioned into the A Place For My Head intro. - Pushing Me Away featured a new piano outro, which transitioned into the Leave Out All The Rest intro. - Leave Out All The Rest featured a new piano intro. Mike sang the first verse and chorus of Fear over the intro. He dedicated Fear to the LPU. - Mark The Graves was played for the first time at this show. - Castle Of Glass studio version was brought back to the set for this show. It featured the music video intro for the first time, and a new transition outro into Numb. - The Little Things Give You Away was played in an acoustic version to open the encore. The acoustic version featured Mike and Brad playing acoustic guitars, and Chester singing. - Final Masquerade was played in an acoustic version to follow up TLTGYA. The acoustic version featured Mike on Piano, Brad on acoustic guitar and Chester singing (Mike sang the first verse, Chester sang the rest of the song). - Until It's Gone's first verse and first chorus were played in an acoustic version. The acoustic version featured Brad on acoustic guitar, Mike on piano and Chester singing. After the first chorus, the rest of the band joined for the rest of the song. - Guilty All The Same closed a show for the first time. It featured a new extended outro.

First the proshot, now a full Grey Daze show. You guys are amazing, thank you!

I think they're more comfortable with playing older songs, and the majority of the crowd prefers the older songs as well. I do believe there is a solution for this problem. They could play a couple of release shows where the new album is being played live in full, then keep the half of the album that translates the best into a live setting/ crowd enjoys the most in the set. (For example: In the THP cycle they could have played the album in full in some of the european shows and the US promo shows or in the US shows only. Then keep GATS, Rebellion, Wastelands, FM, UIG and ALITS in the set). If they consider it problematic incorprating this half all at once, they could have a rotation between the songs. But, that's not very likley to happen. So for now, I believe half of the album being played live (not all at once though), is not that bad. Could've been worse.

I guess it's harder for him to get through the shows now after the injury, but he's still putting on a terrific performance. After watching both the Rock In Rio USA and Rock On The Range, I didn't really notice much of a change regarding his performance. I even belive Rock On The Range was his best performance in a while. Even though he probably won't be going crazy and jumping around on stage like he used to, he's still an amazing vocalist, and based on these two shows, he still rocks out. And I belive he'll keep on doing that for years to come.

If DTB was changed to DTB/Fallout, I don't think the notes should say Shortened. Myabe it should say mashup/ mashup intro, and the show notes should say it was consisted of the Fallout instrumental and the DTB 1st verse and chorus.

Just watched the show. In my opinion, the set was great. Very glad to see Rebellion coming back, it makes the start of the set crazy. ALITS sounded gret once again. I actually liked the additions to act 3, they made it more interesting. BTH return is pretty nice, DTB intro to BID was very good. Only bad thing is that FM was dropped. The broadcast mix sounded fine to me, but Mark menitoned the live mixing was different. I'm guessing that made the live show not as good. Benjamin played pretty good, and Chester was on fire throughout the show. They played a very good set, and judging by the broadcast, very good show as well.

They actually performed it the following night at the Concert For The Phillippines as well.

For a shortened show, I think they played a great set. Very nice to see Papercut opening a show again, and the intro sounds terrific. A Line In The Sand sounded great live, it was an epic debut. I actually decided not to see the set before the webcast, so I was freaking out when the keyboard intro started. I believe we'll see FTI, APFMH and Final Masquerade in the full set. Unfortunatley, I don't see a chance for GATS to be played for the rest of the leg, unless they'll change the set again for the Chinese and European tours. The band sounded very good on the rest of the songs as well. In my opinion, it was a great show.

The picture that was posted made me belive there is some sort of set change. Not necessarily a new THP song, but possibly a song that wasn't played this tour (like the addition of FTI and APFMH). However, this is LP. They might not change the set at all. If they are adding a new song, I'm hoping for ALITS, even though I consider War and All For Nothing more reasonable.

If I have to pick one, definitley ALITS.

Just got a chance to watch the show. The set is incredible, Chester is terrific and the rest of the band seems to be having so much fun. Really excited for the new album and more great shows.

Won't be able to tune in live, but it's great that we're getting a proshot recording of this set, should be awesome to have. Will the concert be shown in replays for 24 hours like past Yahoo streams?

Thank you very much! Can't wait to see what you got coming next

Unfortunatley I missed it, but seems like a very good chat. Interesting to see what he said about playing China.

Great to see they're finally releasing the footage, very good episode. It seems more realistic they will release only the making of the collaborations for now, but we'll see.

I listened to the song a couple, and it has exceeded my expectations in almost every way. Vocals remained great, instrumental is much better than the live version. I like this song very much.

Pruno sounds awesome! From performances of other songs I had a chance to listen to, they're putting on a great show. The band is playing great and Chester is on point with the vocals.

Lounge Fly (Partial): Creep (Partia): Dead & Bloated:

Very happy to see a new set, and a pretty long one as well. Good to see that they're still adding a lot of songs they haven't played with Chester to the setlist. One problem about this set is that they dropped Black Heart. Pretty disappointed of that. Other than that it looks pretty good, quite inreresting that Trippin' didn't close the show.