LINKIN PARK GIVEN UP LIVE 17 SECOND SCREAM FULL

LINKIN PARK GIVEN UP LIVE 17 SECOND SCREAM FULL

I was going to take her so she could see them for her first time and take in the full LP experience, but that'll never happen.Review Summary: While it may not be as stylistically masterful as its two predecessors, Minutes To Midnight is a solid album that brings new, fresh ideas into Linkin Park's palette - even if there are a few subpar tracks. My wife and I had tix to see them next week at Blinkin Park. My friends were too drunk to care but, so I broke away from them and went up to GA by myself so I could enjoy the show. I was lucky enough to see them again on the tour with 30 STM. I was front row and recorded Papercut and nearly wept when I saw them. I'll never forget them premiering No More Sorrow at the show (at least it was the first time I had heard it). I went with two of my best friends - we bonded over LP, and to this day it's the only show I've been to with the both of them together. The first time I saw them was in 2007 at Bamboozle in New Jersey. I couldn't get enough of them in the HT/Meteora days. I used to sit there in my living room and watch it over and over. I used to come from home from High School and blast the Live in Texas DVD in my house before my parents got home. We've made plans to get together soon for old time's sake. We reminisced about that concert and he still considers LP to be in the Top 5 concerts he's ever gone to, in fact they hold the top 2 spots. In tandem, we both go '1, 2, 3, 4!' and the pit went nuts. Then we reach the measure before the song starts proper and the kabuki comes up. We end up about 3 behind the front row, and the concert starts. We had seats unfortunately, but after My Chemical Romance's set, a family came up to us and said, 'We're only here for MCR, do you want our pit bracelets?' We had bonded over a love of LP and that album in particular helped him through an intensely difficult break-up. It was Projekt Revolution in support of Minutes To Midnight. Life happens.) to his very first concert. Taking my at-the-time-best friend (we didn't fall out or anything, we just grew apart. Sitting on a bus, with a bunch of angsty teenagers like me, rocking out to new Linkin Park. But this was the first time in my high school life that I felt like I BELONGED. I ran track, so the jocks were cool with me. I always kind of fit in with all the groups. It was the only time the cool kids who would sit in the back and the nerds who sat in the front put aside the clichР“В© divisions and met in the middle, to listen to the new album. One of the skaters carried a boombox in his backpack and we would jam it in the cafeteria. People thought I was somehow connected to the band because I had the CD so early. Obviously, I brought it to school with me.

Then, a few days before the album was set to release, I got the CD in the mail.

I was also the guy who got to go to the LPU promo tour, where they previewed some new tracks. I was the smart guy who figured out you could extract the audio. At any given point we'd be at a computer lab seeing if they had added any new songs to the Meteora web player on the website. Everyone in all of my high school classes are hyped as hell for the album. I'll start with one that was very clearly pre-Minus.

Linkin park given up live 17 second scream