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Color 11 x 17 promotional poster for Linkin Park's performance at the Roxy Theatre in West Hollywood, on September 5, 2000, signed in black felt tip by members of the band — Chester Bennington, Rob Bourdon, Brad Delson, Joe Hahn, Mike Shinoda, and Dave ‘Phoenix’ Farrell — with a vertical inscription along the left edge, "Thanx Roxy." The poster features a group photograph of the band beneath the Linkin Park logo, with "Hybrid Theory Album Release: 10/24/2000" and the Roxy Theatre logo printed at the bottom. The reverse bears two "Production" stamps and a notation in black marker, "Linkin Park 9/5/2000 Design 4/20," with an ink signature. In fine condition, with light creasing and surface wear. According to the consignor, Jason ‘JD’ DeCosta, he designed the poster for the show, one of approximately 20 produced for display at the theatre, and retained this copy, which was later signed by members of the band. Accompanied by his letter of provenance and an acrylic-encased color photograph of Bennington in performance, its reverse notated "Linkin Park Roxy 2000." The show itself took place seven weeks before Hybrid Theory's release. According to Linkinpedia, the band recorded the show for possible use in the ‘One Step Closer’ video, and Jeff Blue's account says it sold out on the strength of that single's KROQ airplay.
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