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They'll probably play one or two songs after PMA, but it will more than likely be close to the end of the set.

They are playing it in order, it's just a matter if where in the set they'll play it. If they start out with it, if they play a few songs first prior to HT, or if they close their set with the album.

They've got LOST IN THE ECHO, Given Up, Lying From You, Faint, LIES GREED MISERY, VICTIMIZED, and a whole slew of new, heavy songs from The Hunting Party to kick a show off with a bang. I think they can manage to start a show without Hybrid Theory.

Faint, Numb, Don't Stay, Somewhere I Belong, Lying From You, Crawling, In The End, and One Step Closer. http://lplive.net/shows/db/2003/20030811

It's either Bunky or Blinky, but I'm leaning more towards Blinky. No clue of that's right though.

Looks great so far! The wiki is awesome. My only complaint would be load times are on the slower side, but that's to be expected for a new launch.

Fixed that for you. He's right. The Messenger is the first LP song to use 'love' as a noun.

1) A Thousand Suns 2) LIVING THINGS 3) Minutes to Midnight 4) Hybrid Theory 5) Meteora

That sucks. Guess I'll be hanging around LPA more than usual.

I'm still waiting for some real LPTVs on the album, particularly UIG.

Søuł and Bliss did. LT is actually my second favorite, seeing as I've come to tolerate BID and LGM. The only song I dislike on LT is UIB

It's a pretty even split currently. Kind of surprising to me.

For me, it's A Thousand Suns, with LIVING THINGS and Minutes to Midnight close behind.

The only song from Meteora I really like is Breaking The Habit. Easier to Run is pretty good too, but only compared to pre-MTM stuff. All of this is just my opinion, obviously.

How so? Because a majority like ATS? If so, then I'd recommend never going on an LP fan site again, seeing as a majority of fans do like ATS. If you don't, that's fine, but learn the difference between your opinion and actual facts. Also, this:

It was significantly better though. While HT, Meteora, and LIVING THINGS all had about the same lyrical quality with the exception of a few songs, MTM and ATS definitely were better in that regard overall. That's not to say every single song on those albums was pure genius, in fact none of them were, but it's still apparent they stepped it up for those two albums. If I had to take a guess as to what song those lyrics are for, I'd guess Final Masquerade, assuming those lyrics are even on the album.

Yeah, keep suggestions coming. This list is still VERY early in its process, and will continue to expand so long as the band keeps pumping out music.

Shoutout to the chorus for the unknown song: AHHH YOU'RE TERRIFIED TERRIFIED YOU'D RATHER THROW IT ALL AWAY ALL AWAY ALL AWAY / YOU'RE TERRIFIED TERRIFIED YOU'D RATHER THROW IT ALL AWAY

My list has changed quite a bit. 5) Nobody's Listening 4) Forgotten 3) Cure For The Itch 2) Hit The Floor 1) UNTIL IT BREAKS

I think, don't quote me on it, but I think Bliss might like Imagine Dragons. Maybe.

All right. Fixed everything so far I believe, with the exception of the 'She Couldn't' thing, seeing as I never added the song in the first place. I believe it was Serg who did.

VICTIMIZED (w/ QWERTY) or the different songs played over Bleed it Out and Points of Authority could be considered mashups.

I was shocked that COG wasn't here. I mean, I definitely think it sounds better than WFTE live.

The album is meant to be experienced in one sitting, not in small sections. There are a few songs that can stand alone, WFTE, Blackout, WTCFM, and W&K are the primary examples. Iridescent kind of works too. Honestly, they should have played the album in full and then played a heavier "encore" of 7-10 songs, which would make for 22-25 song sets, average for the ATS cycle.

From what I can recall, Chester said Drawbar was a jam session with Morello that Mike may have done something with, so it is probably an instrumental along with The Summoning.