Quite possibly the biggest Linkin Park track, hearing it in its early days paints a completely different picture to the savage hurt that comes through the studio version including an entirely different rap from Mike Shinoda and slightly amended Chester vocals. Even as a casual fan, there’s no better way to get immersed in the complex world of Linkin Park. If you’re a lifer, you’ve probably heard 95% of this before, but this boxset isn’t just for the diehards.
So we had a dive into the lot to see what some standouts are. Scoping the entire Linkin Park timeline, from their beginnings as Xero with original vocalist Mark Wakefield, the name-change to Hybrid Theory before the introduction of Chester Bennington, and their final form of Linkin Park, its eighty tracks covers a fair bit of ground. With a 20th anniversary edition brimming with rare stuff released today, they’ve created the perfect time capsule of their beginnings. Be the first to write a review.It’s hard to believe that it’s been twenty years since the world was introduced to Linkin Park by way of the record breaking ‘Hybrid Theory’, but here we are. Hybrid Theory (20th anniversary edition) Studio Collectionġ001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die ( 2005 edition) (order: 80)ĬritiqueBrainz ReviewsNo one has reviewed this release group yet. Hybrid Theory: Live Around the World Hybrid Theory: Live at Download Festival 2014 Psybrid Theory by RosalinaSama & Triple-QĬrawling In the End One Step Closer Papercut Points of Authority Pushing Me Away She Couldn't Relationships artist & repertoire support: Records ( 1958–2019 “WB” logo, with or without “records” beneath or on banner across)
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