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No no no u snedned me blootlegs, MSN only NO FTP 😡 (There are approximately three people left on LPLive who will remember this reference)

It was never really even advertised as having a CD release. When you bought the DVD you got a digital copy of the soundtrack, but that was all that was ever offered via the official site. The standalone CD was just quietly released in some international markets without any promotion. At this point resellers are probably your only bet.

I've always thought the "we are" scream in Technical Difficulties sounds about as much like Chester as the "break" scream in Poem by Taproot (which people consistently seem to think is Chester too). *shrug*

Did it actually say Palavobis for the Milan show on the original announcement? I'm guessing that's why they emailed a corrected one shortly afterwards...Palavobis closed in 2011 and was torn down in 2013. 😂

I would assume the vinyl comes with a digital download code anyway.

I tried to pull off an eleventh-hour miracle that would've resulted in me driving ~10 hours to this show, but like most aspirations I have in life, it didn't pan out. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Annie Grunwald. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp1Mps1nD7q/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=1hkfwpkz26b2b

Guys, you keep suggesting corrections/additions to a six-year-old list made by someone who's no longer an active member of the website...

I wish Mike would take K.Flay's studio vocals out of the track when she performs the song with him...comes across as kind of amateur to have her singing over her own voice when she doesn't need to.

His voice is clear as day doubling Mike on the chorus. Check the distinct way he nasally pronounces "almost there" for example.

David.

The live version had Chester's voice on it but none of the studio version leaks up to this point did. There are clearly multiple versions of the song and who knows which one we'll actually get.

This is why I hate when LPL tries to do live setlist updates when someone representing the site isn't at the show. The entire community is blowing up about the Can't Hear You Now debut, and it didn't even happen. And there will probably be people who think it did forever no matter how much effort is made to correct the info.

Another thought that didn't occur to me until now: What if the track isn't even Burberry at all and this is another 100 Degrees/Hive situation (when Mike uploaded the 2005 VMAs score on SoundCloud he skipped one track number and uploaded 100 Degrees with the title "Hive")? Like maybe Burberry was the intended song and they just accidentally emailed Space Station to someone who didn't know any better? It would be highly unusual for an instrumental demo to be re-titled, after all.

Half of these singers sound like they didn't even bother to learn the songs.

You'd be amazed how easily guitar players at this level forget what tuning they're in, because they never really have to tune their own guitars. They commit the actual playing to muscle memory, but unless they have perfect pitch they probably have no idea if they're in E, Eb, D, or whatever. That's why when a guitar tech messes up and hands someone a guitar in the wrong tuning, it's usually a trainwreck (see: Points of Authority from KFMA Day 2014). True story that I've never shared publicly, but screw it, enough time's probably passed by now: When LP did Hybrid Theory in full at Download 2014, the crew contacted me to find out what tuning Forgotten was in. It had been so long since they played it that none of the guys who worked on guitars during the Hybrid Theory era were working for the band anymore, so they didn't have a clue if it was drop-tuned or not.

Now it's back, but unlisted. What's going on?

Video's been removed. Also, About You and Ghosts have videos too, there are 12.

Should probably be noted somewhere on the show page that there are multiple cuts in the footage, the full performance was probably significantly longer than 25 minutes.

Full audience video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XH7DAq1hpY

Chinese government gives zero fucks about things like context or translation. They take everything as literally as possible.

China is EXTREMELY uptight about any kind of occult-type references in any kind of media. Crossing a Line was almost 100% certainly banned due to the "I've got demons inside me" lyric.

Newsflash: People are really stupid.

He definitely needs someone to sing backups if he ever hopes to shut up the hoardes of morons who claim he's lip syncing because of all the vocals present in the backing tracks. I also don't care for how he sounds singing grandson's part on Running from My Shadow.

Why you are still accepted as, or even permitted to be, part of this community confounds and enrages me.