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Let’s take a look around the iconic Linkin Park Albums!! That Californian head-banging rock band of high school buddies (1996) banged on their target from the very first album Hybrid Theory, in the year of Millennium, certified by Multi-Platinum, Billboard 200, Diamond etc. Just like their second album Meteora as well!!

Nowadays, this band is considering as the greatest nu-Rock, Nu-Metal, Electro Alternative Rock, Rap Rock (a combination of Heavy metal) band on earth. Their unique way of Hip-Hop singing by Mike Shinoda and Metal by Chester Bennington makes them popular like hell!!

See: The Rise of American Heavy Metal Music

They are the band which deals with various genres of music n’ genres by their mindblowing Albums. Such as genres like Rock, Rap, Hip-Hop, Techno even Nu-Metal etc, with a massive commercial success!! COOL…

Now in 2017, they are about to release their 7^th studio album One more light as another production of their unique Albums!!

One of its tracks like Heavy is on the move for the promoting of the album on the social media!! 😀 the presence of the track is having the essence of the theme and creative style of their new upcoming album now check out the Ex and current Linkin park members

Ex line- up of Linkin Park:

• Kyle Christine, Scott Koziol n’ Ian Hornbeck as Bass players
• Mark Wakefield as a Key vocalist
• Benjamin Chandler as Lead n’ rhythm guitarist.

The current line- up of Linkin Park:

• Bennington Chester: as key vocals n’ rhythm guitar
• Shinoda Mike: Rapper, Co-Vocal Rhythm Guitar
• Farrell Dave: Bassist, backup vocals
• Deleon Brad: back up vocal n guitarist
• Bourdon Rob: Drummer n’ percussion’s
• Hahn Joe: as an occasional backup vocals.

Now let’s take a look at the God of Nu-Rock Nu-metal. Top Linkin park albums in order with great Linkin park albums in chronological order and definitely the famous Linkin Park album artists, best to worst to Linkin park greatest hits album and obviously the best Linkin Park songs as well!! YEAH….. 😀

Best Linkin Park Albums: Review & Awards

Hybrid Theory (2000):

Linkin park hybrid theory is another Grammy Winning debut album, still a super duper hit!! And the Best Linkin Park Album beyond any doubt!! In 2001 they released a DVD of their 320 concerts of it!! DAMN!!

Reanimation (2002):

Secured their #2 position on Billboard 200 n’ able to sold 300000+ copies as their other Albums all around the world just in a week!! OMG!! What made them achieve, in the top 100 albums of RIAA’s!! koooool. 😀

Meteora (2002):

Linkin Park Meteora is the second studio album and definitely another massive hit album of Linkin Park’s production. A bestselling album as a Best Linkin Park Album on Billboard, MTV awarded album, bestselling album in the USA (2003) is nurtured by the combination of Classy Nu and Hip-Hop metal tracks.

Their Japanese flute Shakuhachi played a Pioneering role in that album with its essence of soft touchy melody!! J how cool is that?!

They were able to sell more than 4 Million copies of that album which drag them in the #1 in UK n’ US #2 in Aussie Music chart!! How cool is that?! And that wasn’t a surprise at all for their albums!! 😀 😛

An album like Meteora successfully gave them the opportunity to play with the pioneer heavy metal band Metallica in 2003!! WOW, 😀 they went away on their Meteora’s World tour as well.

Like I said, Linkin Park, is renowned for their charitable concerts for the victims of hurricanes, Tsunami, global awareness for the entire world and performed in Grammy 2006, which proved them as the very much influenced musicians as the heavy metal perspective!! Because heavy metal teaches us to be a great human being…

Minutes to Midnight (2007):

Linkin park minutes to midnight is their Another record-breaking Billboard hit album was able to sell 7,00000+ copies in the very first week!! With a soundtrack like Second to none with several awards like American Music award, Favorite alternative artist and went away for their well-deserved world tour!!

A Thousand Suns (2009):

That album tagged them as #8 and #92 in the top artist, #53 in Billboard top 200, #7 on the year-end rock album of 2010 including the nomination of the six Billboard awards such as other commercially successful Albums!

Also, picked up the positions of #39 in the top artist chart, #84 in the Billboard 200 chart, #6 top Rock artist, #9 in the rock songs artist chart, #16 in the in the rock albums chart, #4 in Hard Rock albums chart #7 in Alternative songs chart!! DAMN, this is HUGE!! 😀

According to some music critics that album is also considered as a mindblowing Linkin Park Album

Recharged (2013):

Lyrics of these albums based on human psychology and interactions and their album Living things listed on Billboard Musical award and sold 225,000+ copies in just a week!! Even bands like Metallica Slayer, Sum 41 played with them on its world tour!! BINGO!! 😀

Remix album like recharged is mostly another Techno-Rap version of the album Living things. That album is the sign of pure Nu-Metal’s shadow

And able to sold 35,000+ copies in the US on their very first week of launching, 200000+ in the year as a 25^th bestselling Hard Rock Heavy metal album #3, both US Alternative n’ Rock albums,

#1 on US dance/ electronic album which secured their position on the top ten of the Billboard 200 charts!! HELL YEAH!! 😀

The Hunting Party (2015):

It’s a Nu-Rock album with the essence of 90’z Rock n’ Heavy metal scenario n’ secure its top position!! This not only their 6^th studio album. But also, an album to bringing back the musical taste of our childhood!!

The title of the album is a significant metaphor which paved the way of bringing back the inspiration of the taste n’ essence of the rocking mood of singing!! It’s a taste of metallic rock put them on the 3^rd place of the Billboard 200 as well!! 😀

That headbanging album listed themselves as the best Rock band of 2014, nominated as the Rock song of the year, 2014!! That commercially successful album continues the legacy of the other mindblowing Albums!! FUCK YEAH 😀

One More Light (2017):

On the 10 years of their musical career, this album is totally DIFFERENT!! Lighter with low tempo but with kinda miscommunications among arrangements. But according to some critics that are their own unique signing style regarding the context and already secured themselves on the Billboard 200 chart as well!!

so we can say that that album is also a successful project like their rest of the successful Albums no matter what critics are criticizing about their Electro-metal Millions of fans gonna accept them anyway!!?

But the passing away of Chester Bennington focused that album as a spotlight also which has a different significance among the millions of Linkin par die-hard fans for the Linkin park death………

After the death of Chester, Linkin Park came back like a wounded Lion who’s more dangerous by topping countless musical top charts as a king!! THIS IS WHAT LINKIN PARK IS!!!!

Linkin Park’s Charities:

Not only that, but Linkin Park is also well known for their charitable works on the entire plane, which paved their way to becoming one of the top sixth bands, and top 3, top 19 on the artist of the decades!! Damn. 😀

Above all these analytical discussion after went through each and every elements of Linkin Park Albums we can surely get the idea of their history, passion, rise of Nu-Metal, their glory, significance, contribution towards a brand-new genre and Rock music as well. For more updated infoz, don’t hesitate to stay tuned! 😊

Linkin Park Album Release Dates

Linkin Park Band Albums

Across seven albums and 17 years, Linkin Park​’s seismic impact on modern rock was utterly undeniable. From their explosive entry into – and reinvention of – the nu-metal scene via mainstream-straddling crossover success, to their unabashed willingness to experiment and reinvent themselves, they were both the gateway act that brought so many bands and fans into the current scene and trailblazers in bulldozing the boundaries of what rock could be. Many snobbishly high-minded critics dismissed them as a guitar-wielding ​‘pop’ band manufacturing music for the masses. They missed not only the burning spirit within these songs, but the sheer brilliance of that machine-tooled consistency and accessibility, too.

Although the tragic passing of Chester Bennington has – perhaps permanently – stemmed their output, the two years since have allowed us to revisit that existing legacy and (re)consider the deeper meaning and value of these songs with greater perspective. Although each LP rightfully holds its place in fans’ hearts, it’s a fascinating exercise in charting their place – and importance – in one of music’s most compelling tales…

7. Living Things (2012)

In 2012, it felt like Linkin Park had entered something of a holding pattern. The experimental audacity of 2010’s A Thousand Suns had won critical plaudits, but left many fans cold. Living Things felt like a patent effort to recapture the slick bombast of their trademark sound without altogether jettisoning the electronic experimentation they had been riding the years previously. There are standout tracks here – the bombastically angsty Lost In The Echo, shimmering alt. pop lead single Burn It Down, powerfully emotional crystalline ballad Castle Of Glass – but the album lacks the adventure and forward-thrust of others. Listening back, you get the sense that these songs were written with a deliberately low-key approach. Although that shouldn’t mean you overlook the numerous flashes of brilliance on Living Things, it has ensured they’ve been the fastest of LP’s career to fade in the memory.

6. One More Light (2017)

It’s impossible to view the band’s final release with Chester without the benefit of hindsight. Objectively, the unheralded swing into pure pop territory made for some of their least compelling sounds (indeed, the decision to title one of their softest-ever composition Heavy felt like borderline-trolling on release), but in the light of events that transpired in the album’s immediate wake, whole other emotional dimensions open up. We challenge any listener to hear Chester’s plea of ​‘I’m dancing with my demons, I’m hanging off the edge,’ on opener Nobody Can Save Me without feeling the chill of poignancy and an immediate pang of sadness, while the title-track became a powerfully eulogical statement. Elsewhere, the intoxicating tech-noir of Stormzy/Pusha T collaboration Good Goodbye and the playfully melancholic electropop of Sorry For Now feel far more substantial two-and-a-half long years down the line.

5. Minutes To Midnight (2007)

After the all-conquering success of their first two releases, Minutes To Midnight felt like Linkin Park hitting some sort of cruise control. That’s not to knock it in the least. The sheer level of consistency is jaw-dropping. Given Up. What I’ve Done. Bleed It Out. Leave Out All The Rest. At the same time, there was the inescapable feeling that that consistency came at the price of invention. Infectious as these songs were, it felt like they’d had their rougher edges – and with them, much personality – buffed away. Was this the sound of Linkin Park being drawn towards the mega-selling mainstream homogeny of thin-air-breathing peers like Red Hot Chili Peppers and (whisper it) U2? While raging interludes like No More Sorrow fought off such accusations, the relatively sterile likes of Hands Held High, Shadow Of The Day and Valentine’s Day were less convincing.

4. The Hunting Party (2014)

An honest effort to bring the spirit and energy of real rock back to the mainstream – and perhaps an attempt to reconcile the rawer-edged inclinations Chester had been exploring with Dead By Sunrise and Mike’s increasingly polished sensibilities – The Hunting Party felt, somewhat contrarily, like the band’s most daring statement to date. There aren’t many mainstream hits on show here, as Linkin Park let themselves off the leash. The opening wail of Keys To The Kingdom might feel a little disjointed, but fucking hell did it feel exciting. When Helmet​’s Page Hamilton turned up on All For Nothing, System Of A Down​’s Daron Malakian dropped into Rebellion and rap icon Rakim buoyed already-grandstanding lead-single Guilty All The Same, it was clear that they’d steered into wholly different territory. Thrillingly so.

3. A Thousand Suns (2010)

Still arguably the band’s most divisive record (albeit run close by One More Light), A Thousand Suns felt like an enormous departure back 2010. A daring concept album grappling with the anxiety of a society piling into the unknown – technology, nuclear power, the tensions around political and sociological progress – this was a different band to the one who’d dropped the simple, crowd-pleasing Minutes To Midnight only three years previously. Hell, the fact the title is a reference to Hindu sacred text the Bhagavad-Gita (as quoted by nuclear innovator Robert Oppenheimer) signalled that before a note even dropped. Scaling back the rock instrumentation, ramping up the politics and allowing Mike Shinoda to come to the fore, there were justified comparisons with Public Enemy’s 1990 masterpiece Fear Of A Black Planet on release. With almost a decade’s retrospect, such comparisons feel unnecessary. Tracks like When They Come For Me, Waiting For The End and Wretches And Kings were simply the sound of a band coming to terms – however momentarily – with the understanding that with great power comes great responsibility.

2. Meteora (2003)

Difficult second album syndrome? Not an issue for Linkin Park. Fans couldn’t get enough of what they were already mainlining so, understandably, simply adding additional layers of sheen and picking up right where Hybrid Theory left off, Meteora became an absolute monster. Firing out of the blocks with colossal single Somewhere I Belong (those old enough will remember its utter ubiquity for months on Kerrang! TV), things only ramped-up from there with trademark-tunes Faint and Breaking The Habit before the heartbreaking Numb would go on to become LP’s biggest song outright. Tellingly, although singles were still a crucial metric for the success of artists like Linkin Park at the start of the 21^st Century, the album tracks were every bit as memorable. Who can for get the shattering breakthrough from Foreword to Don’t Stay? The Growling heaviosity of Hit The Floor? The high drama of From The Inside? Meteora remains one of the greatest rock records of the past two decades in its own right…

Linkin Park Members Albums

1. Hybrid Theory (2000)

What more needs to be said? This is the awesome opening statement that – long after the nu-metal bubble has burst and faded from memory – looms heavily over every aspect of mainstream metal. On one level, it’s the introduction to each of the constituent elements of that titular Hybrid Theory that would carry its authors to superstardom: Chester and Mike’s vocal interplay; nu-metal riffage sharpened to an incredible cutting-edge; the fine-tuned balance of punch and melody, of rap and metal. On the other, it’s just an absolutely untouchable banger. In rock clubs around the world, One Step Closer, Papercut and Points Of Authority still see floors stomped on a nightly basis, while Crawling and In The End send throats home raw. Elsewhere, even relatively-overlooked cuts like the slamming Forgotten and By Myself still feel incredibly adrenalised. An irresistible mix of angst and innovation, this still feels as exciting today as it did the first time, standing as the ultimate monument to one of rock’s greatest-ever acts.

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