felipeintheend

im going to get a great night right now

nice new for who live there

Brazil should be in Europe

- Edited source of: 19.05.2007 Irvine, CA, Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre - Edited source 1 of: 25.05.2007 Stockholm, Sweden - Added Kerrang version as source 2b for: 09.06.2007 Castle Donington Updated 11/03/2009 - Edited source 1 for: 08.12.2001 Universal City and 09.12.2001 Universal City - Added source 1a for: 02.02.2001 Las Vegas Added source 3 for: 09.08.2003 Los Angeles, CA, Coliseum, Summer Sanitarium

i hope Brazil

wow, great... more shows will come, probably

We are not receiving questions to JK anymore. Im going to send the questions today.

shit... it whould be rocks! amazing...

Nice :] Well, please... make good questions

Thanks to Christian ... We will get more interview this year, be sure ;D

Why it will come from you? LOL.. I already contacted Scott about everything about Smokeout Festival. So it will come from Scott, and not you (Are you trying to get credits? LOL). Stop spaming his inbox asking for videos, he will release. Be patiente!

Today, one of the bands are going to play there, on the World Peace One festival, was been confirmed to the event. So it mean that the festival isnt a rumor or fake. Hope lp confirm it too.

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Well, i've heard about this event here, in Brazil. But nothing is sure yet. lets wait ;D

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOW, nice! Now lets go to the work, lets go find tapers! hahaha *happy*

Happy B-day to my mate Dave!

The msgs has been sent!

Well, Metallica and LP on same stage... So LP need change their style of songs... MTM with metallica could be not a good idea! haha

WOW, i still hope its true

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Well... I wonder, if they can use the Linkin Park Clip for the trailler without the band to be going play there? I think not, they can't use just to the 'trailler', well... thats a little strange. Anyway, go there: http://www.mycoke.co.za/the-2009-coca-cola...-been-announced Yoi will see a comment: So its mean that the festival had a 'poll' (voting) for the bands that are going there? .

Well, In july they will be finished with the album, probably! But i doubt that they can set some gig already.. well.. lets wait and i hope to be true too

I loved some videos of protesting @ warner hehe

nice pics!

11.01.2001 London, England, Goldsmith College, European Promo ''The poplite backlash has well and truly arrived. In refreshing contrast to the manufactured likes of Ms Spears, Steps ad infinitum, nu-metal is snarling it's way to the fore and challenging the synthetic saccharin hit-makers. And now, joining a prestigious list that includes art-rockers At The Drive-In, stoners Queens of the Stone Age and the originators of this genre, Limp Bizkit, is the Californian quintet Linkin Park. You can tell they rate themselves among such a grouping too, the set is presented in a typically Californian manner, laid back, not too cocky but self-assured. Somehow they mix their nonchalance with aggression as they rage through the set. It's a collection from the new album, 'Hybrid Theory' (the band's original name until they found out someone else had already used it), and you can tell why they gave it that name. It's a mix of hip-hop, electronica and rock all smashed together. As Chester Bennington snarls out the lyrics, Mike Shinoda steps foward to rap Zac de la Rocha style and DJ Joseph Hahn cuts and mixes. It's an awesome blend. 'Runaway' has a the same juddering rap punctuating the verse, but there's a hint of the melody-making talents of Green Day and we lose the electronica in an oblivion of nu-metal rawk-outs. As the night progresses, the electic influences of the band are revealed. Seeing on paper that they cite Deftones and Nine Inch Nails alongside Aphex Twin and The Roots doesn't make sense but the melodic 'Crawling' and electrified new single 'One Step Closer' (currently causing a riot on Stateside radio stations) make the previously unfeasible amalgam come to life. It's not just crossing genres that gives Linkin Park the edge in the nu-metal stakes. They aren't content to just adopt all that is good from the genre - the rage, the noise, searing vocals, thrashing guitars - with samples and mixing, Shinoda's raps, the whole, multi-faceted sound they create, Linkin Park are breaking barriers in what is still a fledgling genre. Linkin Park are gonna be huge. Quote from: http://web.archive.org/web/20010417212203/...eviews17328.asp Note: Just copied the text, because the link could not work sometimes.