Linkin Park: Road to Revolution - Live at Milton Keynes (2008) on Netflix
Projekt Revolution comes to the National Bowl in Milton Keynes for its first United Kingdom show. Linkin Park draws on all three of its albums and on collaborations with a guest rapper.
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Linkin Park's annual Projekt Revolution festival tour came to the National Bowl in Milton Keynes on June 29, 2008, the first time the tour had reached the United Kingdom and part of its first run in Europe. The band's set drew on all three of its albums, on its EP made with a guest rapper, and on elements from Reanimation and from Fort Minor's The Rising Tied. Further bands played before the headliners, and the guest rapper performed a solo set alongside his collaborations with the band.
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Linkin Park: Road to Revolution - Live at Milton Keynes (2008)
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- The Milton Keynes concert ran so long that Linkin Park's singalong with the crowd during "Bleed It Out" was cut from the CD, which holds only 80 minutes; the intro "Wake" was dropped too, so the ending fades from "No More Sorrow" into "Given Up".
- During "Jigga What/Faint" at the National Bowl, Mike Shinoda mistakenly forgot to get his guitar in time, but his part was edited in for the release.
- A feud between Warner Bros. Records and YouTube saw the label order YouTube to remove all videos and songs by its signed artists, which wiped every "Road to Revolution" performance from Linkin Park's YouTube channel.
- The Milton Keynes show was meant to be broadcast on MTV, but for legal reasons it was never shown there and came out commercially on CD and DVD instead.
- The National Bowl date was the first Projekt Revolution show in the UK, part of the tour's first European run (three other shows were in Germany), and the first time Linkin Park and Jay-Z collaborated outside the US.
