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Looking at the screen in the photo, I can only imagine how many incredible shows the band has recorded. Will the band ever release a collection of these shows? 🫤

LPU became a joke. That's why I canceled.

One example is Metallica, which has its own record label and is very independent when it comes to releases.

I think we will only see new demos and shows with Chester in 2027 at MTM20.

I watched it at home. It's a mix of "How cool to see the band back!" and at the same time, without a doubt, the band's worst performance. But I also understand Emily's weight and nervousness, so I understand.

LPU was cool when they released songs.

My friends, we know that many people wish they could enjoy an exclusive LP show in a pre-recorded format, as the Pinkpop 2007 show occasionally appears. Based on the Pinkpop festival's initiative to create a channel and share shows recorded over the years, it would be interesting if other major events like Rock am Ring/Rock im Park, Download Festival, Reading Festival, Summer Sonic, etc., followed the same initiative as PinkPop and created a channel to share shows recorded over the years at the festival. This is a way to get historic shows not only for LP, but for other bands as well. Some examples I can think of right now: Rock Im Pack 2001 Rock Am Ring 2007 Reading Festival 2003 Download Festival 2004/2014 Summer Sonic 2006/2009/2013 I don't know if anyone from Lplive has contacted any of these events over the years to make this possible. @felipe probably did, lol. Anyway, my friends, as a community, could we reach out to these events and give them the idea that the Pinkpop festival had? What do you think?

It would be so if the person simply shared the track.

Well, if you're lucky, ask him about the demos and also about the idea of releasing a collection of his concert proshots 2000-2017

I imagine it must be like that lol.

I don't follow the discord much, but it would be great if someone could ask him about these demos and also if the band ever plans to create a collection to sell their old shows to fans. Could someone please ask Mike?

I had forgotten about this post of his 😕 Even so, we have more demos that could be made available/concerts, etc... I'm wondering about HT30th, how will the band celebrate it?

I think everything is negotiable. just like what happened in HT20.

But the demos that came out on HT20 didn't have Mark permission?

Last week, I liked a post by Jeff about Linkin Park and I said, "I hope someday you can share the demos you have." He liked it and replied, "I hope so too." I think if he shares them, he could get in trouble with the Warner From what everyone has noticed, Linkin Park is in such a good phase, I don't see any problem with giving permission to release this demo, or simply with the band/warner creating a web page like "Linkin Park Vault" where fans can buy these demos that weren't released on the HT20 and M20 box sets, as well as audio and video shows. The band/Warner probably has all of this already digitized. I've already mentioned this idea that I've always thought about here on the forum in some posts. This idea could be taken to someone from the band/Warner for discussion. This won't harm the band's new phase in any way. Everything that comes out of old Linkin Park is always a moment of joy, just like the release of Pinkpop 2007 (on YouTube), the demo of Deftest (which thousands of fans want to hear), among others... The band will profit from this by selling these items online, and fans will finally be able to hear these demos we've never heard before and see great shows that weren't released on the two box set...I hope someone who works with the band reads this post and takes this idea forward...