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No lyrics. Awesome.

K then, if it's not the lyrics, why do you hate a song with amazing slide guitar work, a great chord progression and melody, and some of the best vocal harmonies on the record?

I'm declaring OOA the clear winner already. Half the songs on TRT didn't do anything for me after the first 2-3 listens. In fact, there are only like 4 songs on that album that I even listen to anymore. Compared to OOA, I've been playing it constantly the past couple days, and the only songs I'm remotely not feeling are Crawl Back In and Inside of Me. And even then, I only skip CBI, and that's just because it's the first single and I've already heard it a million times. I will say TRT is mixed a lot better, though.

I sure hope so. Otherwise, I'm bracing myself for another West Coast fail like Jimmy Kimmel 2007. *Waits for the SoCal/other West Coast people to come in and get all butt hurt about it*

^ I believe they're mixed differently, as the CBI single states that the live songs were mixed by Fu, while the DSPs are mixed by Pooch and Dylan.

The Bandmerch store JUST went up, and it doesn't even have a pre-order for the CD by itself yet. This means absolutely nothing as to whether or not there are multiple editions of the album.

Total old thread bump here, but I've started work on tabbing DBS songs as of a couple days ago. I currently have tabs for Fire and Morning After up on my 4shared account: http://www.4shared.com/dir/21035369/399a37...By_Sunrise.html Whether I'll actually be able to figure out all of the guitar parts remains to be seen (there are plenty of parts I know will give me trouble), but I'm at least going to try.

First of all, Bucket of Weenies played BEFORE Fort Minor at Club Tattoo 06. Secondly: http://www.lplive.net/shows/Chester/20060422.php Thirdly: I Just Want Your Company is a fake song that doesn't have a fucking thing to do with Chester/Linkin Park.

...Every single person who has posted a setlist in this thread except for the first post has had Too Late in their setlist...

Well, Chester seemed to imply that they'll be playing the whole album. Whether that means from start to finish, or just playing all the songs, remains to be seen. But assuming they don't play everything in order, here's my prediction: 01. Fire 02. Inside of Me 03. Into You 04. Too Late 05. Condemned 06. Let Down 07. Give Me Your Name 08. In the Darkness 09. Anything, Anything (Dramarama cover) 10. End of the World 11. Walking in Circles 12. My Suffering ----- 13. Crawl Back In 14. 20 Eyes (Misfits Cover) 15. Morning After ...Or something like that.

I think the thing that stands out the most to me about this song is the style of screaming Chester uses on it. This is really the first time he's gone into a more high-pitched shrieking...almost "screamo" kind of voice on one of his screaming parts. I don't know if that was intentional, or a product of how his voice has changed in recent years, or what, but it's definitely something I haven't heard from him before.

I think this is the "song that sounds like T-Rex" that Chester was referring to way back in the first interview where he discussed Snow White Tan in 2005. It's definitely got that kind of vibe to it.

Because love songs totally suck and have no business existing whatsoever. Give Me Your Name is a better musical piece than anything Linkin Park has done in their entire career. Ever. The lyrics are debatable, but only ignorant, closed-minded people would write this song off solely based on the lyrics.

Maybe they never finished filming the Let Down video in the first place?

Possibly the best song on the album, it's either this song or Walking in Circles for me.

He sings in tune more often than Chester does these days.

All of them. LP's 2010 set will consist of a nightly 2-hour improv jam session.

Err...the vocal track is not the same. The drums are different. The guitars are different. The arrangement is totally different. The only thing that's the same is some of the sound effects/keyboards.

I prefer the '01 version. I actually like the full band arrangement of the song better, but the '01 version was pitched half a step lower and I think it sounds better that way. The vocals have more grit to them in that key because Chester doesn't have to strain as much to hit the high notes.

WID: They stopped using the AMBO intro completely for the summer '08 European tour. If they stopped doing an intro/outro for an extended period like that but continued playing the song, I broke up the dates. TLTGYA, you're right about that. Fixed. The vocal parts on KRWLNG are part of the album version anyway, so whether they're present or not doesn't really change the intro. There's also only one HHH verse over the KRWLNG portion at any given time, even though they've done both of them. I also added the album version SOTD>WID transition intro as a live intro to WID, I forgot about that one.

Eh...I kind of doubt it. For one, most DBS songs are in standard guitar/bass tuning, which LP doesn't use. It also doesn't make much sense to have to teach the rest of the band to play DBS stuff, their time is better spent on other things. Chester might do a DBS song acoustic by himself though, or something like that. Mike found a way to work FM material into the set with Points of Authority, so if Chester wants to do the same, he'll find a way.

Added the Don't Stay one, thanks. I don't really consider FRGT/10 different because Mike was essentially just playing one of the sampled parts from the studio version on piano. That song also fades out at the end on the studio version, so the ending is going to be different live by default (same goes for My December).

You're right, my bad. I thought the extended outro came about at the same time as the 2nd intro.

Uhh, it's still Wake...with a new intro. Setlist designations don't have any bearing on what constitutes a seperate song. Is "Bleed it Out (Party Mix)" a seperate song from Bleed it Out? No. Wake 2.0 was played at Milton Keynes, and it's still listed as "Wake" on Road to Revolution. It was also still called "Wake" on all the DSPs. If it was a "different song," they would've titled it as such on an official release.

And hardly any of them are ever released as singles.