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Since when we're using abbreviations in the set notes for song name (CFTI, P4MH)? If I remember correctly the only abbreviation in the show notes was the SDC intro which is a band name.

You're missing the Final Masquerade one:

This is the most mixtape-ish setlist the band ever played, there are easily more than 35 songs/parts of songs in this set. But do you guys really thinks they're going to play something similar again? It's more like a presentation of "this is what we want to do in this touring cycle, you're going to get a piece of it in every show". "Regular" sets with some surprises here and there is most likely what they're going to play than entire tour with this kind of set.

Obviously fake.

It should be here.

Here.

1. Another demo/different title. 2. Cure For The Itch was released before Hybrid Theory in some form/they played it live.

This will clear both of the things: Source Rebellion was Daron idea anyway, so he just recorded different parts of the song. Nothing related to what Daron thinks about Brad or Phoenix.

The birth of Sal: Source.

Let's separate the sources updates from the "Submit Site Corrections Here" thread. Post here every source this isn't in the live guide yet, corrections about the sources, tapers, time, format, samples, comments, etc.. all goes to this thread.

http://lplive.net/shows/db/julienk0809/20090408 This show isn't in Chester's page, should be added to Chester All Played Live Wiki page too.

He clicked on the "X2".

2:30, you can here the COG alternate remix and then Mike's remix:

The Challange = Battle of the Seasons: Hang Man = In The End. Letterman = Crawl Back In. Checking about Batman. Edit: Batman, nothing special in this episode, opening theme, background music (and maybe 80' songs for a few seconds), credits theme. Maybe POA appears in one of the episodes of season 2 (2000) or season 3 (2001).

You can find all here and here, some are live appearances (DBS at Late Night with David Letterman for example), and the rest are: - Alpha and Omega - Iridescent - Smallville - Episode: Persuasion (2010) - New Divide - The Challenge - ???

The "lol" was name-related, I appreciate you.

"Geki" interview already posted lol.

Chester and Rob interviewed by the Japanese magazine Geki-Rock, Read the full interview here, or the interesting quotes below: Chester: "There was this song that Mike was working on before, I liked it, because I knew that we could turn it into something cool. But Mike , he decided midway through the project that he hated it, and started on a new song. This eventually became 'Guilty All the Same,' but when he first let me listen to the opening riff I shouted out, 'Yes! It's great. This is the only way to go! The entire album should go in this direction.' I was really excited. 'Let me start screaming right now,' I told him (laughter). Do you understand? There was this feeling we hadn't felt for a while, this hard and heavy sound that had been lost. Keeping a song original while maintaining its coolness is difficult, but it was awesome finding that direction. Once you have that, the path ahead becomes pretty clear." "Each song has a story to it. For example, ‘Guilty all the Same’ represents what we’ve been making, and the expectations of our fans. With ‘Rebellion,’ we wanted to create a new kind of sound. Not in the sense that we get a new producer or anything, but with a musician we respect. We thought along the lines of Daron (from System of a Down), Rakim or Page Hamilton. We had the idea, and then Rakim really came (laughing). Everyone was really happy, because Rakim’s rap was everything we’d been looking for, it spoke what we wanted to say. It might be a rude way to put this, but that song wouldn’t have been much without Rakim. It’s a fucking epic song. As for Daron, we let him listen to the song and he liked it. He didn’t want to add guitar or anything though, because everything was already there. The song was perfect, and all that we’d hoped to create. ‘All For Nothing’ also has an interesting story. We liked it from the very beginning, the melody was cool but Mike was having trouble singing it. It was rare for him to struggle like that. I asked him, “doesn’t your voice sound like Helmet?” and he responded, “I thought so too, but is that a good thing?” Of course I told him it was great, I love Helmet. We hadn’t done it intentionally but it sounded very similar and that was cool, so we discussed whether to have Page (guitarist from Helmet) come in and work with us. Next thing I know, Page was in the studio!" Rob: "This is why I train around 4~5 hours a day in my home studio. I practice until my arms are numb, and then take the next day off, the way I always have. I have to be able to keep going from the beginning to the very end. The drum sounds are recorded in one take, because there's nothing you can edit in or out. That's why I have to be able to keep drumming for longer. Since it's been a while since I've played anything this intense, I'm enjoying it. As I understood the aim of the album and got involved in its making, I realized I was changing as well. I became more aggressive, stating my opinions and pouring in my own energy. It really feels like this album projects what we want to be. I'm happy with the energy, and pushing my own limits. I can't wait for everyone to hear it too." Translated by the Karin from Blackout Show Online.

Added part 2.

Here and yes it's from Osaka.

Only after 500 posts.

We have at least two identical printed setlists with "Lee Interlude" before Papercut (aka "The High Voltage Speech"), for one of them, Pittsburgh we have a source to check it. The point is, there are 30 shows between those two shows so there's no chance for misprint here, especially because they played the Falling Down Intrelude in Pittsburgh before OSC and not the "Bruce Lee/It's Going Down" one. Except than logic: Lee = Bruce Lee, there's nothing else that pointing that the Lee Interlude is the one from Bruce Lee movie/IGD demo, but there are more than one thing that pointing that they are not related. Not at all, I also searched it in Chester's page, since Chester appears in two songs without Mike. I think it should be in Chester's page too.

http://lplive.net/shows/db/guesting/20121211 Since both of them appeared in this show it's under "guesting".

Chester's part is from "Rock And Roll (Could Never Hip Hop Like This) Part 2" by "Handsome Boy Modeling School".

Yes, it's all in the revised rules.