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Most likely Fallout/Catalyst

Linkin Park A Thousand Suns Tour (and probably the rest of the year) in a nutshell: A Thousand Suns songs, singles, No More Sorrow, and APFMH over Bleed It Out. I'm not holding my breath for anything more than this

#winning

Is this by any chance the Camden show from Projekt Rev 2004?

So do a lot of other bands. Some of them play every single one of their hits in a single show. Other bands, like LP, don't play every single. Also realize that this is the A Thousand Suns tour. There's going to be more material from that album than anything else

I think Crawling can fall into this category too. The last 4 times I've seen them live, they played 10 of the same songs. Papercut One Step Closer Points Of Authority Crawling In The End Somewhere I Belong Lying From You Faint From The Inside Numb I saw a couple comments in this thread of people complaining about the encore in this set, and in my opinion I could care less. I think just going to see Linkin Park live, regardless of what setlist they play, is good enough.

Same..

Anybody else notice Numb from the Adelaide show? Either Joe missed the MIDI at the beginning of the song or the recording didn't pick it up..

Sent (Boston)

Yeah, but that's an easy fix

I wouldn't mind seeing this myself..

If I remember correctly they used 3 different ones

That show was incredible to be at, and Street Drum Corps made the experience that much more exciting, not only on the intro but on Bleed It Out too. Also another favorite for me by SDC is the intro featured on The Used's Berth DVD

Unless it got removed, I'm not seeing Stuttgart on Demonoid

Just a couple edits I noticed while roaming the show pages: - Syracuse 2007 - Bleed It Out, there was no drum solo and there was no extension on that outro. - Hartford 2008 - After 'Crawling' when Chester led the crowd in singing 'Happy Birthday' for Chris Cornell - And, if possible to note, the short instrumental that was played after 'Breaking The Habit' at the West Palm Beach 2007 show

My favorite live moment personally comes from 2004. When I saw One Step Closer live at Projekt Revolution, the guys had put everything they had into that performance. Once Jonathan Davis came out on the bridge it got all the more epic. His vocals, the lighting, the pyros, the fireworks made for one hell of a performance of one of my favorite LP songs.

http://linkinpark.com/video/lp-part-of-my-...source=activity

Whatever happened to the "exclusives" everyone's been talking about? It's been announced forever it seems like and nothing yet has come out of that

I thought the interview went well. Mike and Enrique did a splendid job explaining both Music For Relief and Download To Donate, and how viewers could get involved. If there's anyone who is looking for a better video as far as sound quality goes . I used wireless headphones and held them against my digital camera's speaker to get a great sound quality

Rest In Peace. This is really such a hard year for the people, especially family and closest friends, to have lost a great man.

okay I don't have any clips, but I did end up finding the old Projekt Revolution 2004 site http://www.projektrevolution.com/bands.php

This sounds like a great idea. One of the good things about this is that it's only the first raffle, so there's more chances for everybody to win if not this time

okay this is weird. Has anybody else played their DBS CD in their computer? If you play it in Windows Media Player it reads the disc as Billy Talent III

What about Metamorphosis (Papa Roach) ?

listen to it..XD