Linkin Park crew soundchecking Faint at Rock am Ring 2014

[@soldadoryanbr7776]

When the soundcrew makes a better cover than most bands

[@sureshsewa2723]

No

[@izuanwahab2096]

Same equipment and musical settings

[@libradojmz2010]

They have to

[@TheBeast-LPTV]

BCS the equipment duh 🤦🤦🤦

[@TJHooper123]

People who've never been to an LP concert: "Man they look much different in person."

[@agent00gaming73]

That was good

[@Isaiahisnotonfire]

Actually when i first saw them in 2015, all of them actually looked skinnier in person

[@TheBeast-LPTV]

​@@Isaiahisnotonfirebecause they are indeed tiny. Chester and brad are skinny

[@tsfbaf303]

I didn't know that was the LP crew's job to soundcheck.

[@LinkinParkConnoisseur]

i know m late but who else will?

[@chrisw3147]

@@LinkinParkConnoisseur In most cases, the band themselves will get up on stage and soundcheck. Although usually there's no crowd there yet. Big bands like Linkin Park let other people soundcheck so they can... meditate or something lol. I'm serious, Linkin Park used to have a mandatory meditation room when they were touring.

[@Stefan-fv7yj]

​@@chrisw3147 Coming from my experience as a stage manager: During festivals the change-over-time is super limited. So therefore the crew builds up the stage and does te sound check. And because there is an audience all day, It would also be kinda weird if the band came on stage for soundcheck and then left, to then come back and start the 1 hour show. On normal arena shows, with a regular schedule, the crew builds up the stage from like 10 a.m. and then usually around 4 p.m. the band performs a soundcheck. In my experience even headliners do their own soundcheck. About the meditation, true that. a lot of bands have it on their rider. They like to have a meditation room or such. the weirdest I ever experienced was Marilyn Manson. He demanded the whole backstage to be blacked out with black fabric, and no one was alowed to look him in the eyes (no joke).

[@DirkArnez]

@@chrisw3147 REALLY??? meditation room??? would like to know more!

[@ZachLagrandeur]

Lot's of bands operate this way. AC/DC is an example.

[@Ahiru77]

BUT WHO'S SOUNDCHECKING THE VOCAL........i'll wait.

[@m.r.m.5193]

Cool to see preperations...

[@Pejelo]

They actually can be perfectly Linkin Park 2.0 or the Demo Band before a concert.

[@sparkside217]

This would get me so hyped

[@C.A._Old]

When you start it Faint. Chester Best Screaming: RIGHTTTTTTTT NOWWWWWWWWW !

[@GuiLinkin]

final estendido da Faint muito top!

[@Saelg.Loquendo]

Y yo perdiendo el tiempo aprendiendo a leer en vez de ir al Rock Am Ring con linkin park en el 2014

[@onassissr]

Amazing

[@FarhanSpecialty]

Link rock 2024

[@СветланаАндреева-в5г]

Это кто ? Техники? Здорово!

[@Rusli1659LPSoldier]

these sound crew (Tech) are playing faint but LP was in a backstage wasn't it?

[@eliteiel9747]

I somehow doubt it, Linkin Park was on their own tour in 2014, so I'd think they wouldn't be around until like a couple hours before the actual performance. Linkin Park played at night time in 2014, so I think they weren't around yet. The sound check was probably done by the sound crew that set up all the other gear for all the bands that played on that day at rock am ring.

[@Rusli1659LPSoldier]

@@eliteiel9747 so the crew just tweaked the presets?

[@TheBeast-LPTV]

​@@Rusli1659LPSoldier and here we go for the hundredth time. Hi again sir

[@Rusli1659LPSoldier]

@@TheBeast-LPTV you found me, dude. how are you? 😂

[@izuanwahab2096]

Easy song to play. Repeated parts