MM Vol 1 - 056 - Linkin Park
MM Vol 1 #056
Linkin Park
"In The End"
(2000)
Linkin Park
"In The End"
(2000)
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Genre:Nu Metal
Linkin Park signed to Warner Bros. after being turned down three times in late 1999 and got to work on their debut album. Taking a piece from their past, they named the album Hybrid Theory. It was released in fall 2000 and it showcased their likes for fellow alternative acts such as the Deftones, the Roots, Aphex Twin, and Nine Inch Nails. The Dust Brothers also collaborated on the record, as well as producer Don Gilmore (Pearl Jam, Eve 6, Tracy Bonham). Singles such as "Crawling" and "One Step Closer" were massive radio hits and video favorites among the TRL crowd on MTV. Joint tours with Family Values and the Project: Revolution Tour with Cypress Hill led the band to play 324 shows in 2001. Linkin Park was in demand. Come January 2002, Hybrid Theory received three Grammy nominations, for Best Rock Album and Best New Artist. A month later, Linkin Park walked away with an award for Best Hard Rock Performance for "Crawling." They spent the remainder of the year holed up in the studio, again working with Gilmore, recording a follow-up to their eight-times-platinum debut Hybrid Theory. ~ MacKenzie Wilson, [All Music Guide]
For Pearl Jam see Number 116
This song has a crowbarred rating of 69.7 out of 108 pts
Tags:Linkin Park, 2001, Nu Metal, Deftones, Nine Inch Nails, Pearl Jam, Eve 6, Cypress Hill, YouTube, Music Video, Rolling Stone Magazine, Crowbarred, New Zealand, Crowbarred Unleashed, The Definitive 1000 Songs Of All Time, Mellow Mix Volume 1
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Labels: Linkin Park
2 Comments:
My ALL time favourite song, thanks !!!
Ah yes but have you ever heard of Blindspott ?
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