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Or maybe LITE will be moved down to open the encore, I guess that could happen too, haha. I'm going to bed.

That's all we got from the webcast, plus COG after BTH. Looks like Festival Set B with the addition of Papercut, and presumably an encore break before Faint (Tinfoil will probably open the encore), as well as RME over Bleed it Out. I could be completely wrong, but I doubt they do anything shocking.

This stream isn't even worth recording. KTLA is obviously just using this for editing together a news report they'll air later, so they're going to keep jumping from camera to camera and the news anchor is going to keep repeating the same things over and over.

Whatever this music they're playing is, it's all live performances from somewhere...applause after every song. Not really sure what's going on, to be honest. We'll find out in 5 minutes.

At least I THINK that's house music...hopefully it's not stock music KTLA is using to drown out the actual performance.

Sounds like the audio feed finally got turned up! The house music is coming through loud and clear now.

I can grab audio, but not video.

POSSIBLE WEBCAST: http://ktla.com/breaking-news/#axzz2ay4sUqVB That is definitely LP's stage - They're the last band to play on the West stage, there's nobody on stage right now, and the screen on the right is apparently showing the other stage (Wale is playing on the East stage right now according to the show lineup). The billboard on the right also matches up with Sean Paden's most recent Instagram photo. Looks like it's a stationary webcam on a balcony WAY in the back though, and the audio is practically non-existent (although it's hard to judge since nobody's on stage at the moment). We'll see what happens though!

They haven't said anything about progress on The Mall for months, but the general consensus is that it's been in post-production for quite a while. Joe's notorious for taking forever with stuff like this. It took him like 3 or 4 years to release The Seed after he announced it, and that was a roughly 12-minute short film!

They did play part of My Own Summer right before A.06 at Top of the Pops, which would have been right after they got done with production rehearsals for their entire spring run of shows...makes you wonder.

The "real" WFTE video was released long before that tour started (uploaded to Youtube on October 8th, 2010). The band used fan-submitted footage of the Chicago and St. Paul shows for a WFTE LIVE video, which was released on their Youtube channel later on (some of my footage is in it):

My entry is done!

Again, the Step Up comment was just something Sean suggested. Step Up only has one guitar part in it, and Brad doesn't play the GGP guitars. On top of that, those two songs are in completely different tunings, they wouldn't use the same guitar for both of them.

I'm a little over halfway done with the drum track, which takes the most amount of time since I have to program it all by hand (I don't have a pattern/piano roll-based program for drums like FL Studio, I have to manually copy/paste/loop all my drum samples in Adobe Audition instead). Once that's done, it shouldn't take me more than a couple days to put all the other instruments in.

Fan-made artwork. TRT instrumentals likely would've been a generic CD-R promo.

The enhanced CD fad kind of died out a number of years ago. The biggest flaw with the idea is that a lot of the web-based content ends up being deleted over time, rendering it inaccessible (check out the enhanced content on Meteora - a lot of it doesn't work anymore). What do I want on LPU13? The song I'm working on for the LPU Sessions contest, of course.

Go ahead and post whatever you find, we'll just have to see if there's anything else we can dig up.

Never saw anything that gave any indication that they DIDN'T play that song for the entire 2002 tour. That's the first I've ever seen that says otherwise. Then again, the band announcing "firsts" on stage often refers to it being the first tour they've done something, as opposed to the first time ever. We don't have "sources" for a lot of stuff. But it's VERY rare for Linkin Park to add a song mid-tour without dropping something first (i.e. And One being swapped for It's Goin' Down on the same tour).

4 demo tape songs, Esaul, Slip, Pictureboard, maybe Coal as an intro/interlude (if not, I'm sure Joe had some other type of solo spot), that's 7-8 songs just based on what we know for certain.

Yes, instead of being thanful that she provided more information about Xero's history in one blog post than we knew about for the last 13 years, let's pester her for more information. Great idea!

There is that one random Hybrid Theory show from Madison, Wisconsin that we don't have a date for. They obviously didn't just drive all the way out there to play one show and turn around and go back home. I'd assume the "national tour" they're referring to took place in the late 1999/early 2000 period, and they probably played club dates all over the place. It's a shame the Hybrid Theory website doesn't have an older archived version...

He said in one of the SSMF-related interviews that the band played four out of their first five shows on Sunset Strip and somehow people interpreted that as "Xero played five shows." Yeah, I have no idea how some people's brains work. Every Xero date we currently have took place on Sunset Strip, so we're missing at least one more for sure.

I think it's pretty relevant here, personally. That's just me though. I'd definitely be willing to chip in some money if we want to do an LPL "community purchase" like we've done in the past.

...Do people seriously not recognize something THAT iconic anymore? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:N.W.A.St...nalbumcover.jpg No, that's not Xero. No, Brad is not in the photo. Yes, Mike is photoshopped (or whatever the 1998 equivalent of Photoshop was) into the top right corner.

Is he trying to sell his entire collection intact, or is he willing to split it up?