Linkin Park (Music) - TV Tropes
Because they couldn't use the planned song "She Couldn't" for sample reasons, nor did they want to include the rerecorded "High Voltage", they decided to go back to the Xero demo Stick N Move and reused some of the melody lines to finish off "Runaway". Rockers Smash Guitars: Brad threw one of his guitars during the Live in Texas concert DVD after performing "A Place for My Head", but didn't actually broke it like usual
1 singles including fan favorites "Faint" and "Numb." The subsequent Meteora World Tour generated millions in ticket sales, firmly cementing the band's ongoing presence at the top of festival bills. The band's increasingly dance-oriented sound was reflected on their 2013 tour dates, which saw Aoki appearing alongside the band in a series of high-energy performances anchored by Aoki's remix of their latest single "A Light That Never Comes." The band's 2000 debut Hybrid Theory was an overnight success, becoming the top-selling album of 2001 and earning the band their first Grammy for single "Crawling." 2003 follow-up Meteora proved an even bigger success, peaking at No
The band was also set to play shows in the country as part of their 2008 Music for Relief: Asia tour, however, due to a back injury and Chester being under doctors orders to heal said injury, the band had to cancel that whole five date tour along with a standalone date in Las Vegas, which was scheduled to happen before the Music For Relief: Asia tour. I've driven through the city while Summerfest was being held, year after year, while going to my Independence Day vacation in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
Anyone know anything about that? Reply See 1 reply Notify me Helpful LPEDTor140 November 10, 2014 Report referencing Hybrid Theory, CD, Album, 936247755-2 Wish LP was still in those days... Can anyone else confirm this? Reply See 3 replies Notify me Helpful northregent October 22, 2010 Report referencing Hybrid Theory, CD, Album, 9 47755-2 Im not a rock fan at all but this is an exception
The guitars and drums lock into standard thrash patterns, over which singer Chester Bennington and rapper Mike Shinoda alternate in furious expressions of rage and frustration
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