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Like nearly every other live release of the new millennium,
Road to Revolution: Live at Milton Keynes
is a CD/DVD extravaganza, capturing the entire concert twice, once as a CD, once as a DVD for optimal home viewing. In this case, the concert is
Linkin Park
's June 29, 2008 show at the
Milton Keynes National Bowl
, where the band was joined by
Jay-Z
for two songs on the encore (
"Jigga What/Faint,"
"Numb/Encore"
), while rapper
Mike Shinoda
's side project
Fort Minor
pop up for
"The Rising Tide."
This is the third
live set -- they arrive like clockwork after every tour -- so it's no surprise that there are no surprises outside of the
cameo and perhaps just how big and slick the whole thing sounds; it was mastered to be showcased on surround sound in a home theater. It's big but not ballsy, an appropriate sound for an immaculate performance from
-- one that may not exactly replicate the details of their studio versions but certainly doesn't find them coloring outside of the lines. It's something that will surely please fans, the ones that have the other two
live sets, but it's not a bracing testament to the band's on-stage prowess. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Road to Revolution: Live at Milton Keynes
is a CD/DVD extravaganza, capturing the entire concert twice, once as a CD, once as a DVD for optimal home viewing. In this case, the concert is
Linkin Park
's June 29, 2008 show at the
Milton Keynes National Bowl
, where the band was joined by
Jay-Z
for two songs on the encore (
"Jigga What/Faint,"
"Numb/Encore"
), while rapper
Mike Shinoda
's side project
Fort Minor
pop up for
"The Rising Tide."
This is the third
live set -- they arrive like clockwork after every tour -- so it's no surprise that there are no surprises outside of the
cameo and perhaps just how big and slick the whole thing sounds; it was mastered to be showcased on surround sound in a home theater. It's big but not ballsy, an appropriate sound for an immaculate performance from
-- one that may not exactly replicate the details of their studio versions but certainly doesn't find them coloring outside of the lines. It's something that will surely please fans, the ones that have the other two
live sets, but it's not a bracing testament to the band's on-stage prowess. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Like nearly every other live release of the new millennium,
Road to Revolution: Live at Milton Keynes
is a CD/DVD extravaganza, capturing the entire concert twice, once as a CD, once as a DVD for optimal home viewing. In this case, the concert is
Linkin Park
's June 29, 2008 show at the
Milton Keynes National Bowl
, where the band was joined by
Jay-Z
for two songs on the encore (
"Jigga What/Faint,"
"Numb/Encore"
), while rapper
Mike Shinoda
's side project
Fort Minor
pop up for
"The Rising Tide."
This is the third
live set -- they arrive like clockwork after every tour -- so it's no surprise that there are no surprises outside of the
cameo and perhaps just how big and slick the whole thing sounds; it was mastered to be showcased on surround sound in a home theater. It's big but not ballsy, an appropriate sound for an immaculate performance from
-- one that may not exactly replicate the details of their studio versions but certainly doesn't find them coloring outside of the lines. It's something that will surely please fans, the ones that have the other two
live sets, but it's not a bracing testament to the band's on-stage prowess. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Road to Revolution: Live at Milton Keynes
is a CD/DVD extravaganza, capturing the entire concert twice, once as a CD, once as a DVD for optimal home viewing. In this case, the concert is
Linkin Park
's June 29, 2008 show at the
Milton Keynes National Bowl
, where the band was joined by
Jay-Z
for two songs on the encore (
"Jigga What/Faint,"
"Numb/Encore"
), while rapper
Mike Shinoda
's side project
Fort Minor
pop up for
"The Rising Tide."
This is the third
live set -- they arrive like clockwork after every tour -- so it's no surprise that there are no surprises outside of the
cameo and perhaps just how big and slick the whole thing sounds; it was mastered to be showcased on surround sound in a home theater. It's big but not ballsy, an appropriate sound for an immaculate performance from
-- one that may not exactly replicate the details of their studio versions but certainly doesn't find them coloring outside of the lines. It's something that will surely please fans, the ones that have the other two
live sets, but it's not a bracing testament to the band's on-stage prowess. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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