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| Track Listing 1. Forward 2. Don't Say 3. Somewhere I Belong 4. Lying From You 5. Hit The Floor 6. Easier To Run 7. Faint 8. Figure 09 9. Breaking The Habit 10. From The Inside 11. Nobody's Listening 12. Session 13. Numb
Album Notes This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Enhancements include behind-the-scenes video footage, a screensaver, and weblinks.Linkin Park: Mike Shinoda (vocals, emcee, samples); Chester Bennington (vocals); Brad Delson (guitar, background vocals); Phoenix (bass, background vocals); Rob Bourdon (drums, background vocals); Joseph Hahn (turntables, samples, background vocals).Additional personnel: Joel Derouin, Charlie Bisharat, Alyssa Park, Sara Parkins, Michelle Richards, Mark Robertson (violin); Evan Wilson, Bob Becker (viola); Larry Corbett, Dan Smith (cello); David Zasloff (Shakuhachi flute).Recorded at NRG Studios, North Hollywood, California. In one of the most highly anticipated follow-ups of recent years, Linkin Park maintains its position at the top of the nu-metal heap with METEORA. The band labored carefully over their craft; for instance, the writing process of leadoff single "Somewhere I Belong" spawned 30 finished choruses before vocalists Mike Shinoda and Chester Bennington arrived at the version found on the album. The combination of Shinoda's raps and Bennington's sing/scream vocals makes for an altogether complementary approach, best evidenced in "Faint" and "Easier To Run." The pressure felt by Linkin Park to meet a high standard with their sophomore release even finds it's way into the lyrics of "Nobody's Listening," where self-doubt and fear are almost all-consuming. Producer Don Gilmore (Apex Theory, Blind Tribe) mans the boards with a decisive lean towards acoustic drums. That is not to say by any means that Linkin Park's inventive use of samples and turntables is any less present or crucial to the group's now-signature sound. Editorial Reviews Entertainment Weekly (03/28/2003) Entertainment Weekly (03/28/2003) | |||||||||||||
Top Reviews  The Sophomore Effect.. 7 of 8 people found this review helpful. I have been a Linkin Park fan since their first single 'One Step Closer' released in the United States when I was still in graduate school.I just thought they made great music. Now I have graduated, emplyed, etc etc individual, and I am proud to say that I still love their music! Their sophomore release album 'Hybrid Theory' comes out tops! The first single released from this album was 'somewhere I belong' . With a great video to boot, this soon became a classic. Shinoda's vocals add a lot to this trademark LP track. Its just the way these guys make you feel the music instead of just listening to it. I thought the pick of the album is definitely 'Breaking the Habit'. No rapping involved in this by Shinoda, Bennington sings his heart out in this awesome rendition of a song which took 6 years to write! Other tracks which stand out in this album are 'Faint', 'Numb' and 'Easier to Run'. Add it to the collection of Nu Metal..its worth being a classic! Review ID: 10000000000711616 Was this review helpful? Report this review  why ruin a good album?Review created: 14/06/06 by: 4 of 7 people found this review helpful. Hybrid theory was an awsum and amazing album, so why decide to ruin it buy remixing it, I have always thought remixing an album is risky and usually a lazy efort at trying to regain popularity, and this shows it. I am a massive Linkin Park fan, but I loved Hybrid theory so much that I thinks this album should have been used to progress onto bigger and better things, if possible after that album, but no the lazyness of either the band or producers has ruined what could of made linkin Park a band that are still massive today instead of fading into obscurity. Review ID: 10000000001194785 Was this review helpful? Report this review  scum meets a new low0 of 11 people found this review helpful. a mix of pointless, empty consuming songs that leave the listener wondering, what possesed them to write, produce and distibute such meaningless disgusting humiliating, degrading, foul, repellent, loathsome dirt. A new low in foul, nauseating, repugnant crap. Review ID: 10000000000798759 Was this review helpful? Report this review Reviews The Best AlbumReview created: 28/07/08 by: 0 of 1 people found this review helpful. This ablum, is the best album of linkin park... The album reflect all the good things in the band, good sound, perfect vocals... Just Perfect... Review ID: 10000000008098095 Was this review helpful? Report this review Great EbayerReview created: 02/07/08 by: It was very fast, the CD i bought was well priced, it was in great condition. The way that the CD was described was 100% perfect. This ebayer made the transaction smooth and hassle free and also got into contact by sending an email to state he had received payment and was posting the item. Made me feel very confident about the item i purchased. Was just a general pleasure to do business with! Shall be shopping with you again soon - im sure. Matt Review ID: 10000000007774626 Was this review helpful? Report this review |
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