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This is fixed.

Thank you for providing such specific fixes, I really appreciate it. But I don't understand how exactly do you monitor/track web browsing in frames per second?

Except for rap, I'm the exact opposite. I usually don't want to hear guys sing.

Monday morning LPU email: Here are all the tour dates! Presale starts in 10 minutes! Go! Go! Go!

The shortened songs was the first thing that came to mind. I am also disappointed by how their setlists are so Hybrid Theory focused, to this day. They have a catalog of songs that have never been played, or were in rotation for only a short period of time, that are possibly never going to be played again. Yet the same five or six songs are repeated every show.

I was outbid but now I'm glad I get to keep my money.

The IDX release was ripped 04/29/2002 and says a tape was the source. Either the group obtained a tape and ripped it themselves or they reformatted the files available at that time and hawked them as their own. EDIT: Just listened to IDX copy and can confirm that there is a skip at 1:05 of Stick N Move.

Incredible chance for collectors but too much for me at this time.

A short EP with Blackbear, not just a single, would be nice surprise.

I'm glad no one told me what's going on so I can guess and wonder with everyone else.

Additional footage from the show can be seen here:

Exactly. I pay for Google Play / YouTube Red so I never have to deal with ads, even short ones. So if Astat is correct, this petition is a group of people running to the government asking for legislation that will force me to pay them more money. Brilliant. Any way I can start a similar petition? Moderators on every discussion board on the internet should be paid by the government. A simple tax on internet users should do it. Yeah that's the ticket.

I fail to see a connection between the DMCA (copyright law) and the petition regarding music streaming services and artists’ earnings. I do see an industry requesting special treatment from the government, requesting new laws or regulations whose purpose would be to make some businesses more money. This will stifle future technological innovation and has the state protecting a legacy business model because MONEY. This is why we need change in Washington. The DMCA is abused enough, we don't need RIAA lobbyists writing self-serving legislation.

It's really cool to see elite musicians getting together just entertain and have fun.

Sven released another cover, this time of Leave Out All The Rest

Yay more dance music!

I'm excited to share with you today an amazing example of a truly dedicated fan who created something unprecedented for the LP community. My name is Sven Andrew, I'm 22 and live in Nuremberg, Germany. Linkin Park fascinated me since I was 7 years old. I've seen many cover videos on YouTube but never a video with a true emotional impact. Too many filmed in a living room with a microphone, not professional productions. I began saving more and more money from work and asked my near relations if they can assist me financially. They did. Then I asked friends and they asked their friends if they knew anybody who has connections to sound or video experts. After a long time we found 2 great people who offered to make this project a reality. Thanks to all the people who helped me. I put a lot of effort into this, so I hope you like it! Let us know what you think!

I'm willing to sell nearly all of my stuff for a fair price, especially anything Hybrid Theory and Meteora era. PM me with what you're looking for.

Agree, that was uncalled for. I toned it down.

It's awesome to see fans organizing events and meeting up!

Agree with the idea of different types of setlists. Festival shows can be all singles, album promotion shows should be mostly new music, and all other shows should be LP playing whatever they want. Right now it seems like no matter the event the setlist is the same.

Dat cover doe.

He's so confident he came into the studio to record with LP with nothing prepared.

Tickets from Brooklyn submitted.

AND WHAT!