Fyzer

30.01.2001 add to the "Show Notes": - Ryu and Tak of S.O.B. came out and sang on 'Points of Authority'. Mike Shinoda's Guest Appearances Deftones 19.11.2009 Hollywood, CA, Avalon, Benefit For Chi Cheng Setlist here. Styles Of Beyond (you can find videos from all these shows at youtube. in all of them Mike came out for Remember The Name and Second To None) 17.08.2007 Cuyahoga Falls, OH, Blossom Music Center, Projekt Revolution Tour 19.08.2007 Bristow, VA, Nissan Pavilion, Projekt Revolution Tour 21.08.2007 Toronto, ON, Molson Amphitheatre, Projekt Revolution Tour 22.08.2007 Clarkston, MI, DTE Energy Music Theatre, Projekt Revolution Tour 26.08.2007 Hartford, CT, New England Dodge Music Center, Projekt Revolution Tour 29.08.2007 Holmdel, NJ, PNC Bank Arts Center, Projekt Revolution Tour 01.09.2007 Tinley Park, IL, First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre, Projekt Revolution Tour 03.09.2007 Greenwood Village, CO, Coors Amphitheatre, Projekt Revolution Tour The Roots 30.01.2010 Los Angeles, CA, Key Club, The Roots 6th Annual Jam Session Fixed at 4.0

I only have common itens. Anyway, here's my CD/DVD collection:

can you please upload this "clip of another"?

I've never seen this before. Can you please gimme a link of the banner?

PH from LPAmerican found an very old photo of the band, maybe from 1998, in wich Mark was still in the band and Phoenix wasn't.

Thanks for the info.

You can download the samples here.

Thank you. I already saw that page, but I wanna know where they get the song, if was from some tape, CD...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcMNrgApYg4 Can anybody please tell me where this demo version came from? *Edit* And does anybody knows where the song Ground Xero came from?

I can't find any information about the DJ Vice's mixtape where it was featured, does anyone knows something about it (name, release date, tracklist, label, cover...)?

Ok, I fixed it. *Edit* MTV VMA's 2005 Score

Ok, I took You Cannot Fuck With This out of the list and added Kenna's and Cypress Hill's song. *Edit* I added the Timbaland's song to the list.

For anyone who's interested I made a list of all Mike's collaborations I know: Handsome Boy Modeling School - Rock And Roll (Could Never Hip Hop Like This) Part 2 The X-Ecutioners - It's Goin' Down Styles Of Beyond - Second To None Busta Rhymes - We Made It DJ Vice - Freestyle Lt. Cornbread - Reckless Celph Titled - The Battle [Extended Mix] DJ Whoo Kid - unknown freestyle (unreleased) Timbaland - unknown song Kenna - unknown song Produced by Mike Shinoda: Lupe Fiasco - The Instrumental Styles Of Beyond - Hard/Hard (MS Remix) Styles of Beyond - Marco Polo Depeche Mode - Enjoy The Silence (Reinterpreted) DJ Vlad, Roc Raida & Mike Shinoda - Rock Phenomenom Julien-K - Death To Analog (Mike Shinoda Remix) Styles Of Beyond - Get Stupid'r Styles Of Beyond - Howdy Doodie Apathy - Shoot First U2 - unknown remix (unreleased) Cypress Hill - unknown song Lil' John & Mike Shinoda - MTV Video Music Awards 2005 Score He also made the cover of a DJ Frane's album, called Frane's Fantastic Boatride (Or Beats To Blaze To Volume 1)

In 12th June a movie about street skaters os U.S. will be released in theaters. On the section "soundtrack" at the movie's website there's a Linkin Park song, Lying From You. *Edit* The movie's story was writen by Elisa Delson (Brad's wife) and Rob Dyrdek.

Here's this clip.

Just a print I took from a Virgin 17's special about LP.

He said to Scott the time when the track is played in the video.

Just a curiosity... West from LPAmerican asked Scott Koziol about the unknow song played on and that's what he said: "i think that is an alternate version of "Place for my Head", but I'm not sure... it may of just been something that was jamming on at the time.."

Breaking The Habit from the Projekt Revolution 2004 sampler CD. No More Sorrow from the "No More Sorrow (Live)" promo CD.

the full Darien Lake 2004, the 3 songs from Atlanta 2004 and Devore 2004 please. Projekt Revolution 2004 was the best LP tour ever and would be great to have more recordings from these shows.

Fyzer (Brazil)

I think that you should add Snax and Xero shows to the live guide...

can you please reupload it?

This setlist is incomplete. Is missing Revolution (The Beatles cover) after Creep, and Moby Dick (Led Zeppelin cover) after Plush. And Aaron Lewis from Staind sang in Creep.

Yeah, it's Easier To Run, sorry about that. This show was broadcasted in a brazilian radio, I have some friends who heard the broadcast, but no one remember the radio's name. You can talk to Bruno (LPInside) or Diogo (LPAmerican) about this, both heard to the broadcast.