01. Blackout 02. Keys To The Kingdom 03. A Line In The Sand 04. The Little Things Give You Away 05. Waiting For The End 06. Lost In The Echo 07....
Waiting For The End is such a beautifully mellow alternative-rock track. Linkin Park nailed the dreamy aesthetics the song has on display at every...
A Line In The Sand is Linkin Park firing on all possible fucking cylinders and the end result is glorious. The moment the guitar solo comes in and...
Why people actually think Guilty All The Same would be better without the intro is beyond my comprehension. That intro is one of the most...
LINKIN PARK - Keys To The Kingdom FALLOUT BOY - Centuries IMAGINE DRAGONS - Battle Cry RISE AGAINST - People Live Here BILLY TALENT - Chasing...
RED has been one of my favourite rock bands in recent years. I think their mastery of strings is something even Linkin Park could learn from. And...
That's what the fans have been saying about Given Up for the last 5 years or so but the song's been showing no signs of retirement. Although if...
I say leave the hip-hop/rap direction for Mike to pursue with Fort Minor. Considering I think just about everyone agrees that Mike's rapping was...
Robot Boy is the most peculiar song in Linkin Park's entire discography for me. I can't decide whether I love the song or hate it. On one end of...
I remember when Guilty All The Same was released everyone said there's no way it will be served justice live. Now the song is one of the...
An update from June, not much has changed: 1. Keys To The Kingdom - This is a 3-minute song perfected. Absolutely no comparison. 2. A Line In The...
Nightfall bestows the brief interlude afterwards, featuring chirping crickets before exploding artillery fire is heard raining in the distance. A...
What follows the dark introduction of The Requiem/The Radiance is a masterclass power ballad that takes everything Linkin Park has learned from...
And One Malathion + Tritonus Drum Song So Far Away Wish (Live) QWERTY (Live) Across The Line Primo Pretend To Be What We Don't Know...
Malathion + Tritonus is fucking EPIC. Shame they never finished that beast. The CD really makes me wonder just what kind of work the band was...
I've got the perfect location: [ATTACH] Someone bring the confetti
The Requiem introduces the psuedo-conceptual record with an ominous foreshadowing of the ensuing apocalypse. Subtle electronic pings and piano...
While it took weeks for me to accept Minutes To Midnight material (months for stuff like The Little Things and Hands Held High), I'm definitely an...
Blackbirds feels like it definitely belongs on Minutes To Midnight. It's incredibly intimate, but almost aggressive at the same time. Not heavy...
In early 2010 I used to play Not Alone every night before bed with the lights off and headphones in. It's just so peaceful and elegant. Chester's...