Linkin Park Classics That Kickstarted a Nu-Metal Revolution
Alternative-metal pioneers, Linkin Park emerged from California in the early 2000s to become the largest rock band since Nirvana, dominating MTV with a furious torrent of angst-filled rock tunes.
With their debut album, ‘Hybrid Theory’, selling 27 million copies globally to date, they broke through the post-millennial noise with the blending of Mike Shinoda’s rap-rock crossover vision and the late Chester Bennington’s vexed yet melodic voice, inspiring legions of fans, from metalheads to hip-hop fans. The best Linkin Park tracks merged rap and metal, permanently transforming alternative rock with songs of era-defining despair and howls of blazing wrath. These classics are a testament to the band’s reputation as nu-metal titans. Check them out below!
In The End
Numb
What I’ve Done
Waiting For The End
Burn It Down
Shadow Of The Day
Bleed It Out
New Divide
Breaking The Habit
Numb/Encore
One More Light
Crawling
One Step Closer
Lost In The Echo
Somewhere I Belong
Leave Out All The Rest
Castle of Glass
From The Inside
Faint
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