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LP Underground 7.0 is a CD and digital download set released in December 5, 2007 by Linkin Park Underground.[1][2] The EP was the seventh EP by LP Underground. This EP is one of the EPs released per year by the fan club. This is the seventh EP produced by Machine Shop Recordings.
Content
All the tracks included in the EP are live versions. All the tracks were recorded from various venues like Toronto, Hartfort, Syracuse, West Palm Beach, etc.
Dissatisfaction
This release was controversial, due to the fact that the entire track list was already available, for free, in the form of "Digital Souvenir Packages". These official live tracks were soundboard patches of live shows, and Mike Shinoda had made it clear at the time that the shows could be shared online.[3] Many fans were angry at the lack of exclusivity and felt that they were being ripped off by the LP Underground, and that the "Linkin Park Underground" no longer cared about its members. One distressed fan wrote:
"The CD is awful. Even if it was a real vote I would probably be dissatisfied, because I'm a picky LP fan and don't want ANOTHER live CD full of singles. The shirt's uninspiring, and the shoelaces are not the innovation we were looking for in the LPU 7 package.[4]
Other issues at the time included a lack of customer service, no online exclusives, issues with Meet & Greets, and listless forums.[5]
Enhanced Features
For the first time, and likely because of inflation and the state of the economy since 2001, the LP Undergroun community raised its standard pass to $28 for United States fans, and $35 for international fans. The free hard copy newsletter was discontinued, citing environmental reasons. LPUers had the option to buy a hard copy of the newsletter, or download a PDF file for free. The newsletter was now printed on recycled paper and came in a book format, rather than the poster-fold out formats in previous years. The website had a red and black design adorned with scissors.
- CD: LP Underground 7.0
- T-shirt: Scissors with the LP Underground 7.0 logo on a black T-shirt.
- Other package contents:
- Shoelaces
- Ringtone and wallpaper for compatible cell phones
- Intro letter
- Stickers
- Membership card.
Track listing
Template:Tracklist: Live recordings featuring the best of Projekt Revolution 2007
Personnel
- Linkin Park
- Chester Bennington – vocals
- Rob Bourdon – drums
- Brad Delson - lead guitar
- Joe Hahn – turntablist, sampling, programming
- Mike Shinoda - vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboard
- Dave "Phoenix" Farrell - bass
References
- ^ "Linkin Park Live: Official Live Releases". lplive.net. Retrieved December 23, 2010.
- ^ "Linkin Park Association – Discography". lpassociation.com. Retrieved December 23, 2010.
- ^ "Shared shows".
- ^ "LPU Blogspot". Retrieved September 23, 2013.
- ^ "Blogspot".