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Linkin Park To Release Over 100 Live Concert Recordings Online
08.03.10 @ 2:10 pm
Come March 17th Linkin Park will be offering over 100 professional live concert recordings captured from 2007 through to 2009 online. The recordings will be released as part of the “LP Archives: Official Tour Bootlegs” and will retail for $9.99 each. More information is available here.
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100 crystal clear recordings of a shitty live band for $9.99 each? No thanks.
Ya, no one cares LP, should’ve called it a day back in 2001.
100 recordings that all sound IDENTICAL from a band that hides behind simplicity and pro-tools and programming. This reminds me of when Deftones did this like 9 years ago until Maverick pulled the plug.
people will buy it. its free money.
cmon guys its not like this band cares about integrity.
When the fuck did Deftones do anything like this?
I remember they released a 4 different variations of White Pony, but not 100 digital only releases of Live concerts.
Only 9 bucks to hear a bunch of studio hacks sing over the same dat tapes every night? SOLD.
The word “official ” should never be that close to the word “bootleg”
If only I had an extra $1000 laying around, I could buy ‘em all.
Deftones didn’t put their bootlegs up for sale, they just posted them for free on their website, FYI.
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