RogueSoul

With that haircut, I can see why they wanted to beat him up...

Answer your question?

I dont know.. Should I do a set post now that we know the set? Its like 12 here so Ill be asleep if anything changes..

8:32 PM in Monterrey. 50 Minutes, I think. EDIT: Garbage is on stage. Mariachis on stage with them.

That was... one of the shittiest music videos I've seen o_o. Didn't like the "High Voltage, this is the.." part was terrible.

Questions about the show or do you have a M&G or Q&A thing?

Wow, never thought someone would cover this song. Then again, some band covered She Couldn't. Wonder how this will sound.

Well, there aren't really any setlist pictures from 2000 or 2001, but CFTI is on setlists. For example, the LA 2011 picture:

Why the hell wouldn't they play a full set?

Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda talked to Yahoo! recently about several things: First he talks about the iHeartRadio Music Festival which Linkin Park will perform at, which is a first, and Mike says you can expect something new. He says “it’s going to be unlike anything we’ve done in the past,” while they’re only performing for 30 minutes (as opposed to their 90 minute set they usually do), Linkin Park are brewing up some creative set plans because of the time constraint. Then he moves onto talking about tour, while the Honda Civic Tour just ended yesterday, Linkin Park continuing touring and Mike said the new songs keep a high momentum at the concert, because the songs are high energy. And if you’ve been to their concert recently you’d have to agree! He later talked about the LOST IN THE ECHO interactive music video and then the album LIVING THINGS being a ‘personal’ album compared to A Thousand Suns, while LIVING THINGS went back to their initial roots, he’s not apologizing for Minutes to Midnight or A Thousand Suns, they’re proud of all their albums, but LIVING THINGS is “…rooted in the past, but looking toward the future.” And finally he talks about being in an exclusive club, the diamond certified club, because Hybrid Theory certified in 10 million sales last month in the U.S. Remember that the iHeartRadio Music Festival will be live streamed on Yahoo! on September 21 & 22 at 7PM PST (live stream here). It will also be broadcast on the CW on October 1st at 8PM ET. YAHOO!: What kind of set will you be doing for the iHeartRadio Festival? Does the production necessitate any change-ups from what you usually do on the road? SHINODA: We’re always on tour, and play a mix of festivals and headline shows all year, but this is our first iHeartRadio Festival. We’ve already started planning the set, and it’s going to be unlike anything we’ve done in the past. Normally, our shows are 90-plus minutes, and we’re slotted for only 30 minutes at iHeartRadio. We wanted to play all our singles, but they wouldn’t all fit into such a short amount of time—a great problem to have. So it has forced us to get creative with the set. Working within constraints sometimes challenges us to make something really special. YAHOO!: Are there any ways in which being out on tour this time feels different from your last time out on the road? SHINODA: We’re playing a lot of music from our new album, Living Things. Each time we put out a new album, it’s a chance to breathe life into our concert. And this album is really high-energy, so the new songs have been keeping the momentum really high at the concert. YAHOO!: Tell me about the “Lost in the Echo” video interactive experience. It’s been said you were the band member who was most involved in collaborating with Jason Zada and Jason Nickel on the video. SHINODA: Music videos in general haven’t really evolved much in the past decade or two. There have been a few standouts, but in general, videos are just a song with a performance or story laid over top. We wanted to do something interactive, that pulled people in more. The song is a personal one, and we wanted the viewer to have a personal kind of experience. So we worked with the Jasons on the treatment through many revisions, until we came up with the one we liked. This video takes your personal images—and in many cases, your memories—and plants them in the visuals of this story. A lot of the credit is due to the Jasons, who worked some technological wonders on “Lost in the Echo.” YAHOO!: You told Wired that “this album ended up being very much about ‘you’ and ‘me’.” Can you elaborate at all on the personal implications of that? SHINODA: Our last album, A Thousand Suns, was more of a concept album. Its themes included larger world issues like nuclear danger and the environment. The personal element on that album was more of a reaction to the fear of what we might be doing to ourselves. In contrast, Living Things is much more personal. “Lost in the Echo” is a good example, I guess. That song is about letting go of personal baggage, like refusing to forgive someone. YAHOO!: I saw Chester Bennington say in an interview that this album was “less bonkers” than A Thousand Suns. And some fans have definitely commented on it being a return to the kind of form they’ve expected from Hybrid Theory. Were you looking to go for more of a signature thing this time around? SHINODA: I guess it depends on how you define “bonkers!” It’s clearly—and intentionally—inclusive of the thing that people imagine when they think of “Linkin Park.” But it’s not any kind of apology; we’re proud of all our albums, and this album contains elements of it all, while not looking back. It’s rooted in the past, but looking toward the future. YAHOO!: Hybrid Theory just got certified for 10 million in sales last month. Did it mean anything to you in particular to join the diamond club? SHINODA: We were very lucky to have released that album right before the final wave of physical album sales. There aren’t going to be many diamond-selling albums anymore. It’s definitely a pretty exclusive club. At the same time, our band’s legacy won’t be solely defined by that one album–it was the thing that got us started, but luckily, we’ve been able to keep things interesting in the years since. Source: Yahoo!

You lucky motherfucker. Lol, have a great time at both events

That takes commitment. Congrats man. Have fun!

He'd still have to go back and put that in there in all the show pages.. Wish I could help. Good luck, man.

This is gonna be broadcasted on TV eventually, right? I know 30 Seconds To Mars was in 2010 (2011?), even though the broadcast was missing some songs. EDIT: Didn't read that part, screw it. ANyone recording it?

You guys think Mexico is gonna have DSPs?

Where did the "you cannot fuck with this band" come from? Never heard it before LPL.. Screw it, forgot about that thing in CFTI.. ALSO, I think OSC or Papercut had some speech on the intro at some old shows (Not sure which year, I think 2001)

Fuck, $12... Might be worth it, though.

lol, I'll probably do iHeart Radio. Not sure about Mexico since we have no idea what sets they're using there.

Why is this in the Video Download section?

Set B... great set to end the tour. Set C would also be cool, ending the show with both LP and Incubus on stage, even if its only one person. Maybe something special will happen tonight.

Tinfoil is played over the speakers...

Wow, didn't realize the Ev dates were on the same dates as LP.

I'm sure one day South America will get a regular tour. They could probably play Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Colombia, etc.

^^^I lol'd. Another question: I think CFTI was the show opener for pretty much all of the 2000 shows and was played in 2001 (I think). Why isn't it included in the show pages? It had some piano outro, which is what is heard in most of the 2000 shows.

I'm seeding the torrent now. 55 peers and 12 seeds as of now. Seeding all night.