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18 years ago
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Does anyone know if LP will release a new album in 2008? I haven't heard anything about them lately...
Their song "Session" was played on Channel One in the "Time" program, and "What I Done" was used in several investigations... It's just that I haven't encountered them anywhere else besides music channels...
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18 years ago
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And if anyone needs a Linkin Park song, just let me know, I have almost all of their songs (13 albums)...
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18 years ago
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yes, there are fewer of them)) if you don't count concert albums, remixes, etc... some of the two parts consist of, but it's still one album)
the originals are the best... there are about 8 albums in total =) the rest aren't very good... concert albums are good when you watch them, but not when you listen to them)

P.S. why count an album and the same album (just a concert version) as two? like they're different -=)
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18 years ago
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No, Ar, these are actually two albums, not one. Concert albums usually have a slightly different selection of songs compared to a regular album, and of course, the performance is also a bit different.
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18 years ago
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lol)) the songs are still the same!... it's natural that they sing them a little differently live)) and the songs are from different albums.... so what? should every performance be like a new album?))))) hehehe
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18 years ago
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Yes. They do. Many bands do that. There are songs that you don't want to listen to in a studio recording, but they sound great live. Or vice versa. The difference is quite noticeable.
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18 years ago
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I have 13 albums, and about 4 of them contain purely individual, regular songs. The rest are mixes, covers, and live versions. For example, the live and regular versions are very different, especially for Linkin Park.
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18 years ago
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I'm not sure if they have that specifically. Rather, metal, punk, etc., have more of that distinction, as they sing without backing tracks (I don't know how it is with Linkin Park) and it's clear that they enjoy what they do, so the guys on stage really let loose...
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18 years ago
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Several concert versions bear no resemblance to the original; the lyrics are changed on the fly, and they interact with the audience in real-time... Apparently, they are demonstrating that they are not singing to a backing track. Unlike most of our pop music. Overall, HUGE RESPECT to LINKIN PARK for almost ALL of their songs!! I doubt they even know what the word "playback" means.
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18 years ago
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well... they interact with the viewers and so on, not just them)))
for example, I enjoy waiting for the song to start if they chat for a couple of minutes beforehand... it's okay if it's a video, then you can watch it))
I have a video of the entire concert, I've watched it several times, I really like it))

P.S. regarding the songs... it doesn't always turn out to perform the songs better than the original) sometimes the music is a little different and so on, but it's not always good) IMHO.
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18 years ago
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If a band is good, they perform songs better or at least as well as the studio recording. As for addressing the audience – do you want the musicians to come out, play, and leave? It's as if they don't see their fans. When I was at a Kipolov concert, the guy interacted very actively with the audience. And yes, Leningrad Rock knows what a backing track is; any band knows that. For the best and most conscientious band, a backing track is a backup option, in case they haven't rehearsed, etc. Even if that's never actually happened in practice.
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18 years ago
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Ugh... did I tell them not to talk to the audience at all?
I mean, what's the point of listening to chatter when it's just in an MP3 song... a regular one... especially every time that song is in your playlist! Why would I want to listen to the same thing every day, and besides, I can't even see them because it's an MP3 track! It's probably easier to just cut it out...

Okay, if I'm watching a concert video, then it's fine to listen... it's even better when you understand what they're talking about... (sorry for the repetition)
Exz, you're either slow or just being a troll... IMHO.

As for performing better than a studio recording... try singing live for over an hour on a huge stage, and if it's one of several performances in a single week? I think that's very tiring, and the person gets very exhausted; it's not easy...
The voice can't always be in perfect condition either. Anything can happen... they might get a little sick, not have enough air to hold a note (that can happen to anyone), depending on the weather, or maybe they're just not as young as they used to be... there are many reasons.

P.S. You can't always do EVERYTHING perfectly!
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18 years ago
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I'll be going to Moscow soon, where I have unlimited internet access, so I'll start downloading the entire "Legends of Might and Magic" series and all their video clips.
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18 years ago
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I have almost everything :P :smile20:
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18 years ago
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I personally prefer the song In the End by L P. I like both the music and the lyrics. If anyone is interested, you can read the translation – it has a deep meaning.

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