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I stumbled across this on Youtube today and don't recall ever seeing or hearing about this recording of the KROQ show from 2001. The quality is pretty fascinating for a 2001 show.

I initially only knew about the Step Up video from this show. I never knew the full webcast was out there, haha.

I can't choose a favorite because every song has a special feel to it (although I still hate Minutes to Midnight). I like Blackbirds quite a bit. It's strange and kinda sad, yet upbeat at the same time.

No problem. It's not the best of quality, but it's better than nothing I suppose.

[KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas 2001] Around 5:30.

You be hatin' cos you're not on the fokken . NEXT LEVEL BEATS YO.

That is so crazy. I recently just started to really appreciate Die Antwoord. XD

"IT'S A GEWD SHOW BUT IT WOOLD BE SO MUCH BETTER IF U WOOLD PROVIDE MEGAUPLOAD LINX AND RAPIDSHARE OK?? FUK SOME DEMONOID SHIIT!! I MEAN WTF!! AND WTF WITH HD ON OLD SHOWS LOL WTF GET OUTTA OF HERE" ^ Exact words.

HOLY SHIT AMAZING.

That's the username of a guy they worked with who won a remix contest for The Catalyst.

Yeah, back in the day they did. Springfield, MO show has a video of it.

I saw Jonathan Davis.

Good times...

I can see it now.

Why didn't they do this all along? Randomly picking a setlist instead of going in order is an awesome idea, knowing that they have fan sites who track down their every move. Now we still get the surprise factor. I like that.

LOL. I was thinking the same thing. As far as the the "article", it is just an interesting fact. I don't know if it's really newsworthy but I thought it was kinda funny. lol

Composer Jonathan Elias recently announced a benefit album titled Prayer Cycle 2 to be released on May 10th in support of nuclear disarmament. The original title for the benefit album was A Thousand Suns, but had to be changed when Linkin Park released their recent album with the same title. "We had the artwork figured out and then they came along, so damn Linkin Park," Elias says with a laugh. "What's also funny is I almost worked with Chester [bennington] on this. Jonathan Davis and he are friends and Jonathan told him about the project. He really liked it but we just couldn't get it together." Knowing that some members from Linkin Park are still at least interested in collaborating for different causes, it's possible we may hear some more new music arise in the near future! Sources: Billboard Kornspace

Wow guys...you really can't figure out what the next single will be? "EXPLOSIVE" ???? Empty Spaces will be the next single. You can stop arguing now.

Yeah, I can see that being a problem. With all due respect, I don't think it will be any more complex. Place For My Head would win that over.

"unreleased" lol EDIT: On more serious terms, I'm actually surprised it's not the exact same pack that was on GH, especially the fact that it's not filled with ATS tracks.

I see your point. I was thinking these shirts would mostly be used for a live setting when going to a show and showing your support, but for someone wanting to wear it in school or something it could seem quite strange I suppose. Sorry for my dick comment. lol

Did you bother to read the post above yours? Just wondering.

I'm really surprised that Wretches and Kings wasn't out sooner (if it will be). It's a total club song.

They're not going to fake playing an instrument if they aren't doing anything. They will just walk off stage. He's playing the part. You are hearing Rob drumming along when Chester isn't doing something.

Then you should have been complaining when Linkin Park first formed as a band. They have been using samples since day one. You can also argue that they are pathetic for even playing a keyboard, as those are all samples of sounds and not legitimate chords.