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2002.10.15 Reanimation DVD-Audio Source

Fixed. Took me another second as well on first time I read it, but I guess Mark from LPA qouting what Brad said before the LPU 2 release. His statement feels inaccurate + A.06 lyrics (at least the chorus) sounds like it should be more Qwerty-ish than "Just drag it out, remember", but it's still possible. This is why I want to track down the entire transcript. Edit: Source Edit: LPTV premiered on 04 February 2003 (the "drag it out" scene is from the first episode).

Source. Does anyone actually saw the transcript for this chat?

The only reason this sub-forum is still exist is because LPL attitude that members should be more involved and can post the news by themselves. Basically, everything we're not posting on the Newswire can go to Everything Linkin Park or Live Talk. As you can see by yourself, this thread is full of links with almost zero discussion, and this is the exact point - squeezing 100 empty threads into a useful one. In case you've got any more ideas how we can improve this section or another, feel free to contribute your opinion in the Site Improvement Suggestions thread.

Anything to add here?

What are the Darker Than Blood stems file names?

Added LPU 15. Which Grey Daze tracks we're considering demos now?

Should be: Mike Shinoda - "This Is Life" Theme Song (Composed By Mike Shinoda) Or "This Is Life" Theme Song (Composed By Mike Shinoda) Lisa Ling has nothing to do with the track, same goes for Into The Badlands Theme which is missing from the list.

Updated. Note if anything is missing.

2005.xx.xx Sampler Mixtape > 2005.10.xx Sampler Mixtape 2005.xx.xx Fort Minor Militia: DVD > 2005.10.26 Fort Minor Militia: DVD Source

Added: Release Dates References

For some reason the results are like: lplive.net/shows/_/2001/20010916 instead of lplive.net/shows/db/2001/20010916

As much as I can find some explanations for the "1998" demos with Chester, or for other contradictory information that was posted/said over time, this one is a bit extreme. I'll understand something like "Roads Untraveled lent some elements/ideas from Animals" from Mike, but to call it an "original demo" is just not right imo. Anyway it's just a description.

Source

http://www.gaiaonline.com/guilds/viewtopic.php?t=865132

Can someone take these tracks and make an easy-to-listen-to tracklist? Across The Line Announcement Service Public Blackbirds Chance Of Rain No Roads Left Not Alone Pale Pretend To Be Qwerty What We Don’t Know Feel free to share your other tracklists even if you're including other tracks (The Last Line, unfinished demos like Asbestos and Debris or other instrumentals).

Apparently this site has an English version as well, here's the translation.

Would you be kind enough to translate it?

Here's the full video, as you can see it says "August 2004", so it eliminates a few shows. And here's a scan of her letter.

I must disagree, because I really don't think if people will be quiet about that it'll help LPU. Unlike every other release by the band, the LPU CDs are intented for specific group of people, and this group must share their opinion out loud if they aren't satisfying with something. After LPU 8 there was so much noise about the "lame" release, and this noise is (probably) what formed the current shape of the releases (around 10 demos for each releases), this form is so popular among the community and I don't think I've ever heard any complaint about it. Also someone correct me if I'm wrong, but the money that came from the LPU products/membership just goes back into the LPU. The band has no intention to make money from LPU and they aren't investing money on it either. So unlike the other releases which the band can decide to do whatever they want, this release MUST fits its customers. It's obvious that people who likes the band, bought the CDs, went to the shows, but totally don't like this release still wants to hear the music. I'll just ask this: how many people actually bought StageLight to listen to Bruiser vs. how many actually listened to the track? This half-digital release is a good reason for people who cares about the physical CDs to complain now, because once they will decide to release the whole LPU CD as digital-only it'll be a lot harder to bring it a step back.

We can't ban people or even delete posts just because they're sharing their thoughts here about what they're going to do outside the forum. If anything, I prefer that if someone is disappointed (and choosing not to buy it) to share here or somewhere else why he feels that way, so it'll have a chance to get noticed by the LPU management. Btw, at least 4 out the 5 members you quoted supports/supported the band in one way or another, so maybe you shouldn't judge people based on one post. Just a suggestion.

We should do end-of-the-year update for some threads/wiki pages soon, we'll add this in some way.

The only exception I know is that England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland compete as separate countries in international sport competitions. Other than that it's always United Kingdom as far as I remember. Northern Ireland doesn't even have a flag. In the guide, there are only three UK shows that weren't in England: 2003.11.20 Glasgow, Scotland 2003.11.25 Cardiff, Wales 2004.06.03 Glasgow, Scotland and one canceled Julien-K show: 2011.08.27 Glasgow, Scotland Since the UK flag is more associated with England, and there are only 4 non-England shows I'll suggest to keep it as it is now.

http://lplive.net/shows/db/thesnax/20001027S Line-up: Source

http://lplive.net/shows/db/bucketofweenies/20070623 Source There's nothing about this show in The Club House site.