Favorite Lincoln Park song?
Favorite Lincoln Park song?
Nicholas Phillips
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Asher Baker
>tfw i still listen to hybrid theory and meteora every week
Nolan Smith
The ones with Jay-Z cuz lincoln's park is garbage otherwise
Parker Lee
Cut my life into pieces
Camden Mitchell
Down with the Sickness
Leo Cooper
I unironically like Bleed It Out
Carson Nelson
half the man i used to be by nirvana
Justin Morgan
Innnnnnnn thiiiiiiii eeeeeeeeeeeeeend.
Sebastian Myers
either this or numb are the only correct answers
Gavin Collins
>tfw I still listen to reanimation several times a week
Eli Hernandez
>THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE
Aaaand you can throw the rest of their catalog away. This is the only good song they ever made...PERIOD
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Connor Cook
Cure for the itch, specifically the reanimation version
Cooper Barnes
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Pretty much the only one there is
Cameron Gonzalez
...
Zachary Johnson
Damn son that's one spicy opinion. How about Cure for the Itch? Or you might like their Hybrid Theory EP, highly underrated release
Easton Butler
This was 12 year old me's fav
Grayson Parker
Sadly no. I've tried to get into LP, but I'm not a fan of the vocal / lyrical work. And the instrumentals can be hit or miss
John Howard
the one that starts glitchy with rapping, then chester starts the chorus, more rapping then screaming
>wait that's every song
Liam Bell
Unironically, Reanimation is a great album. The remixes are all pretty good, it has some cool guest spots from Pharoahe Monch, Jonathan Davis, Alchemist and Chali 2na, but above all it flows extremely well as an album. It has little nuances that few full-length albums bother with. The intro track to the album is the intro to the remix of Crawling which is the final track. Interspersed throughout the album are little snippets and vocal samples from One Step Closer (the penultimate track) as a leitmotif. Everything is structured with a clear direction in mind and builds to the finish. I honestly can't think of many other albums that employ this type of foreshadowing.
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Oliver Sanders
I'm not a huge fan of them, so the closest thing would probably be this youtu.be
Eli Price
I love Death Grips
Bentley Sanchez
Does anyone else here like Faint?
Jack Nelson
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I like quite a bit of their stuff, actually.
Landon Taylor
Well does
Camden White
>tfw I still listen to some of Reanimation through A Thousand Suns and some of Living Things
>only like In the End from HT, unironically
Leo Sanchez
very nice
Xavier Roberts
Jacob Roberts
Battle Symphony and Heavy are best desu
Andrew King
I like this youtube.com
but i know it's shit so it ok
Nicholas Hall
"Papercut"
"A Place for My Head"
"Forgotten"
"In the End"
"Lying From You"
"Hit the Floor"
"Faint"
"Breaking the Habit"
"Given Up"
"Leave Out All the Rest"
"No More Sorrow"
"In Between"
"New Divide"
"When They Come for Me"
"Waiting for the End"
"Blackout"
"Wretches and Kings"
"The Catalyst"
"Lies Greed Misery"
"Castle of Glass"
"Roads Untraveled"
"Powerless"
"All for Nothing"
"Guilty All the Same"
"Wastelands"
"Rebellion"
Connor Harris
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aside from the chorus and the top-tier cringey lyrics, this is actually a really great song
Hunter Ramirez
This was back then you had good songs but neither Internet nor pocket money
Dominic Torres
a thousand suns was their only worthwhile album after meteora
Jacob Rogers
I grew up listening to them so I would say paper cut
Juan Ross
Wake me up inside
Gavin Reed
New Divide and Blackout
Eli Richardson
>tfw still have the Meteora cassette
Angel Brown
The chorus is fine. You can tell there's some emotion put into it. The lyrics are pretty dumb though, or at least just very simplistic.
Julian Scott
Well they were just following what was popular, angst sold a lot back then, also people didn't take themselves as seriously as now, today is the actual cringy/edgy era, "muh self-image is serious business"
Liam Roberts
crawling in my skin is my favorite
David Lopez
Unironically:
1: Robot Boy
2: In Pieces
3: Faint
4: The Catalyst
5: With You
Nicholas Allen
It will never NOT bother me when a song as Symphony in the title and it doesn't have a single shred of orchestral stuff.
Joshua Wilson
I know they're overrated as all holy hell, but is there a specific reason they're hated on here? These are actually some pretty good songs.
Levi Cruz
>new album is going to be shit
Why
Joseph Wilson
>no Reanimation remixes with titles written by 12 year-olds
>no From the Inside
>no Tampon Son- I mean, Bleed It Out
>no A Light that Never Comes
I'm also pretty fond of Iridescent.
Nathan Mitchell
Exactly the case with the remixes of Crawling and Pushing Me Away.
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Jose Allen
Earlier on they could barely into lyrics, and as they got kinda better at them, their instrumentals became worse, becoming too electronic for people's taste.
I think the most they did with actual instruments was with those solos in Faint and Bleed It Out in the Projekt Revolution tour.
David Ross
Empty Spaces
Jack Morris
anyone else think mike shinoda look like desiigner in this pic?
Easton Watson
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Linkin Park is pretty shit overall but A Thousand Suns and Living Things are good albums.
Connor Harris
everybody please take a moment of silence to commemorate the fact that this album was an actual thing
Brody Williams
Numb/Encore was okay, but yeah, everything else was "what the shit" tier.
Juan Harris
P5hng Me A*wy (off of Reanimation)
when they come for me
these are their only "correct" songs and one of them was a remix
everything else is truly garbage, except maybe my december because I personally liked that one
Oliver Sullivan
The Catalyst and When They Come For Me.
>We will never get industrial hip-hop rock Linkin park ever again
James Gutierrez
I see what you did there, user.