Difference between revisions of "Linkin Park"

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*Numb/Encore featuring Jay Z from the album '''Collision Course''' (2004)
 
*Numb/Encore featuring Jay Z from the album '''Collision Course''' (2004)
 
*What I've Done from the album '''Minutes to Midnight''' (2007)
 
*What I've Done from the album '''Minutes to Midnight''' (2007)
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===Music Videos===
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*In the End
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*Crawling
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*Papercut
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*One step closer
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*Cure for the Itch
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*Somewhere I belong
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*Faint
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*Breaking the habit
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*Numb
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*From the inside
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*Collision Course
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*Live in Texas
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*What I've Done (2007)

Revision as of 18:49, July 2, 2007

Linkin Park is a popular nu-metal band that has frequently been in the top Songs/Albums in the iTunes music store. The band has a hardcore rock type of sound with very catchy choruses. The band has been around since 1996 when it was known as Xero. Xero later changed their name to Linkin Park. A Christian alternative to Linkin Park is P.O.D

The band consists of:

  • Chester Bennington - Vocals
  • Mike Shinoda - Vocals
  • Brad Delson - Guitar
  • Joe Hahn - DJ
  • Phoenix Farrell - Bass Guitar
  • Rob Bourdon - Drummer

Discography

Albums

  • Xero Sampler Tape (1997)
  • Hybrid Theory (2000)
  • Reanimation (2002)
  • Meteora (2003)
  • Collision Course featuring Jay Z (2004)
  • Minutes to Midnight (2007)

Singles

  • In the End from the album Hybrid Theory (2001)
  • Crawling from the album Hybrid Theory (2001)
  • Faint from the album Meteora (2003)
  • Numb from the album Meteora (2003)
  • Numb/Encore featuring Jay Z from the album Collision Course (2004)
  • What I've Done from the album Minutes to Midnight (2007)

Music Videos

  • In the End
  • Crawling
  • Papercut
  • One step closer
  • Cure for the Itch
  • Somewhere I belong
  • Faint
  • Breaking the habit
  • Numb
  • From the inside
  • Collision Course
  • Live in Texas
  • What I've Done (2007)