Linkin Park: Honoring Chester Bennington with 'Meteora' 20th Anniversary | Apple Music

[@paulbrooks3232]

The amount of work as a sound engineer & mixer that Mike Shinoda put in is so understated, and the fact he doesn't tout it like, at all, shows the humility of this man. Literally he made that band, he shaped & molded Chester, and was the glue of the band all along.

[@whatiwasgoingtosay]

For real. And that's to say nothing of the way he has shouldered the responsibility of maintaining the connection with the fans over the past 5 or 6 years.

[@nickd.9882]

100% Shinoda is the GOAT and is probably the most underrated everything ever. I didn't even fully get into LP until after Fort Minor (The Rising Tied remains my favorite album of all time) and that was because I finally understood that Shinoda WAS/IS Linkin Park, period.

[@Mariooo57]

I didn't realize until this anniversary how much input he had... even during his second solo era a few years back! He's now writing with other artists and I can hear so much of his DNA and thus Linkin Park's in the new songs he's just put out with them (one with Demi Lovato, another with Kailee Morgue). It suddenly made me more appreciative of his role in the band than I had in the past two decades.

[@PrvtIdaho]

Couldn’t agree more.

[@geada7music627]

Basically you are saying Mike is a psychopath of music..

[@arfiziamri2442]

when Mike said "we got your back,Chester" and Chester said "i got you guys back man,f"ck em! " when outsiders want to pull Chester out of the band,that is so heartwarming. Loyalty at its highest level.

[@amonrei]

sounds like a movie moment to me lmao what a man Chester was

[@Mr_Battlefield]

That made me happy and sad when they talked about that moment. I wish I could have been there to experience that moment in time.

[@brentnealy-aceruffstuff3316]

Uhh

[@NowandDen83]

That made me smile 😃

[@LinkaParka]

This moment touched me so deep i even had tears in my eyes, it speaks so much about what kind of human Chester was

[@tss3393]

17:09 I absolutely love the way Zane breaks down the way Hybrid Theory starts. I never realized what a statement those first 20 seconds of Papercut were.

[@raedewav]

I love Chester and the influence he had was unreal. But I think acknowledging the immense effort Mike Shinoda put into making LP what they were, is a must. A lot of the fanbase loves praising Chester but forgets to give Mike his due respect. Chester was the face of LP no doubt, but none of it would exist without Mike, he was the true brains behind it all. We as fans should give him his flowers while he's here.

[@TheyCallMeMrMaybe]

If LP gets back or even continues, you know replacing Chester would be inevitable, but probably in a Queen + Adam Lambert sort of way.

[@manuelper]

@@TheyCallMeMrMaybe But Queen doesn't perform new music. What LP should follow is the Joy Division/New Order blueprint. The remaining band simply changed their name and continued to make great music. There is no doubt the band can still write good music.

[@rayh6118]

​@@manuelperSo basically like what they have done in 1999 when mark left and chester joined

[@carmengrauwels]

There would be no LP without Chester and there would be no be LP without Mike . Simple as that 🫶🏻🇧🇪

[@SomeMortyDude]

@@TheyCallMeMrMaybe how do you feel now?

[@NickTasy]

It's so heartwarming to see any of them together. One of the reasons I love these guys so much is because they're so humble and down to earth. They were kids when they broke out in 2000 and they're still kids now in a sense. They haven't changed a bit in how they present themselves and act and it's something to admire. Just listening to them talk and recall memories is such a warming thing. So much love for this band and Meteora

[@system0fadowner251]

Well its important to remember, they HAVENT broken up. They aren't looking for a new singer but if something ever feels right, it could happen. Of course Chester can never be replaced and itd be a new direction, but if they ever get the inspiration or find someone they click with, I'd love for them to continue. As much as I love Chester, Mike is the true mastermind behind most their music and I'm sure Chester would want them to keep making art.

[@TheRakanow]

​@@system0fadowner251 i think Mike is going in a different direction. The others are focusing on fatherhood and other ideas as well

[@brentnealy-aceruffstuff3316]

Bull

[@deezpleez3832]

I hope Rob is doing alright. We haven’t really seen much from him.

[@nintendopro0391]

They don’t age at all.

[@QWERTY_20717]

27:20 "I told them to go fuck themselves" 😂 - "Yesss" 😂❤ awesome (The beginning of the story 25:54 )

[@higashikatajosuke5704]

42:50 Brad was so focused on what Phoenix and Mike are saying he forgot he had to look at where his water was

[@ShadowStray_]

😂😂😂

[@ДимитърМитов-м3и]

You SEE things, man 🥰

[@Vhreez]

Whenever people ask if I could meet one celebrity… it’s Mike Shinoda. Dude ALWAYS seems happy, his talent is incredible, just seems like he’d be a cool guy to spend an afternoon with. Him and the gang really got me through some rough teenage years.

[@SteelRims]

Same here fam. Hybrid Theory and Meteora were like a pair of counselors who got me through my younger years.

[@toddprater14]

That’s why the band worked Mike is happy and his sad lyrics would not work with him singing them well as he would seem fake, Chester’s depression and sad appearance and demeanor worked singing mikes lyrics… they say opposites attract and work .,this band is a example of that

[@machr01]

The worst thing about this video is that it ends. I could listen to them for hours. I love their music so deeply that i cant even explain.

[@MikeLeroi31]

I feel that man. Really speaks to how well this man can interview as well. It didn't ever sound like he was just reading off a card, but that he genuinely cared about every question and answer. Felt a bit more like old friends catching up than 3 people sat down and being poked and prodded for info.

[@CeCe_Inclined-2C]

Ya I could listen to them talk and making music for ever and not get tired.

[@naynay3710]

Yes, THIS

[@cap_price3]

Same here

[@Dakota_Grayson]

My biggest regret is that I never saw them live 😢 absolutely heartbroken 💔 Love you all ❤

[@Creature_Creative]

Same here, it breaks my heart when I think about never being able to see them at a concert. And even not listening to them as much as I have over recent years compared to then… Just trying to be grateful for the amazing music that is truly incredible, and indeed feels timeless

[@DanRickards]

First band I saw live as a 14 year old (36 now), first show of Meteora in the UK. Chester opened the show by jumping from a 15ft platform with the Welsh flag, slamming it onto the stage as one step closer started the show. Such a great memory.

[@gagypetkovic]

I will love this band forever,even if they don't continue to record new albums.

[@aaronsantiago3826]

I love lp forever

[@nintendopro0391]

Linkin Park is forever!

[@MayLily]

LP ended with Chester's passing for me, but I will still continue to support any new efforts. However, I don't think Mike and the rest of the band will ever come back as LP without Chester.

[@cap_price3]

Lp till i die

[@abhinavchandragupt219]

​@@MayLily they did but literally in the worst way possible

[@kjdskgj]

Zane's ability to connect with all these different artists and always make them feel the most comfortable is just insane. The levels of empathy in this man

[@mungofinalfi4480]

*inzane

[@lowsyawe]

@@mungofinalfi4480 goat

[@iamrichlol]

He's annoying.

[@felixschneidenbach2422]

I absolutely cannot stand him whatsoever. Everything about him screams 'pretentious', really thinks he is it. I've disliked him for 15 years. I dislike him more than yesterday.

[@shilokherington]

@@iamrichlol Agree. Would be good if he would shut up and actually let the band speak. Constant interruptions and actually speaking to the camera rather than the band? Might be a little bit of a narcissist

[@leetrevor59]

I love "Lost" and "Fighting Myself" while I'm driving my car on the road and blasting it!! I will love this band forever!!!

[@CoverBrazilian]

I have to say, this is by far the best interviewer I have ever seen. I have never seen an interviewer have such a genuine connection with artists like this, and be able to bring out the true humanity out of artists like this. He touched on vulnerable subjects without going too far, he steered the conversation naturally where they wanted it to be steered in, all the while expressing true, authentic love and interest for their music. I didn’t sense a single moment of “fakeness” from this interviewer. Absolutely phenomenal interviewing skills, 10/10. As a huge Linkin Park fan, I’ve seen countless interviews with the band, but this is the first time I’ve ever seen them this comfortable, and this open.

[@benouzgane1929]

LONG Interview, I'm glad they're not letting Chester's death destroy their music careers.

[@TheQuinnDruRocks_Hard]

O

[@Hybrid330i]

Zane's been in the biz a long time with a lot of bands he grew up with in the industry and is a geniune kiwi through and through.

[@markc266]

Zane has been in the music business for years. He was there for LPs rise and has had a relationship with the band for years. And it shows here

[@tamelaash7123]

It's very evident he's a true fan.

[@wnd2845]

My brother introduced me to Linkin Park and just like Chester, he isn’t here anymore. But i will never stop enjoying this bands music because it’s the connection I have with my brother. So thank you Linkin Park for all that you are. I miss you Big Bro and we miss you Chester💔

[@nintendopro0391]

Sorry for your loss!

[@samwrought5650]

Sorry for your loss, I’ve always considered myself a metalhead, but this band connects me and my older brother.

[@smolmin7386]

Wish Rob was there it has been long since we last saw him

[@robertpalomera6409]

Yeah I hope he's ok

[@drewneathway1482]

I'd be content with a "Rob has decided to step away from anything Linkin Park related in the future." It's just been radio silence from him for so long since Chester's passing that I wonder if either A) Linkin Park was just a job for him or B) Chester's passing was so tough for him that he doesn't want to participate in Linkin Park anymore.

[@metalmike6668]

@@drewneathway1482 or he got back into addiction

[@drewneathway1482]

@@metalmike6668 was Rob addicted to something? I was unaware of this, what's he addicted to? Not saying this in a passive aggressive sense, genuinely asking

[@MohdSajid-jf8pg]

​@@drewneathway1482sorry band disbanded and its official

[@renancoelho6831]

Every time they say the 6 of us breaks my heart. I'm glad they were able to keep going, but I miss Chester so much.

[@victoriahugueney]

This interview was like… the therapy session I didn’t know I needed. Zane’s genuine approach felt so good. And beautiful. The more time passes, the more I’m grateful for everything Linkin Park is. ❤️

[@MikeLeroi31]

I felt the same way, but didn't know quite how to put it into words. So thank you for this comment :)

[@mins2midnite]

True Linkin Park fans love all 6 of you guys. There was NEVER just one person from Linkin Park. It's always 'the guys'. I'd have been very disappointed with artwork on the albums or promotional photoshoots having only one or two of you.

[@UMANGPLAYS]

It's so good to see Brad and Dave again

[@jonathanrs705]

If there’s any chance any of the band members read this, I would love to just take the time to say Thank You. Whenever I felt alone, lost, unappreciated, misguided, etc, you all were there to put some perspective and comfort in my life. I grew up in the time were, us guys, were told to not show emotion. Listening to you guys helped me FEEL, happiness, excitement, sadness, anger, and everything in between. I genuinely wouldn’t be the person I am today, at times I don’t think I’d still be here, without Linkin Park. You guys will always be a part of my life. Thank you. ♥️

[@itsangelina1485]

So great to see them back together again. 🥹

[@arjunkaliyath6389]

That story about Chester was so touching. Really admire the brotherhood shared by these guys. You don't normally see bands that go through such a dizzying period of stardom and remain together at the end of it. Linkin Park survived and i think that is a big credit to the six of them.

[@Kinvarus1]

So are we all in agreement that Mike has clearly found the fountain of youth, dude hasn't aged a day.

[@DaP84]

Love to see Brad, Mike and Phoenix together! Wish Joe and Rob was there too

[@leiasoldierlp4062]

Me too

[@nikkione9901]

Apparently Rob is extremely anti social and idk about Joe

[@deezpleez3832]

Joes made some appearances!

[@SteelRims]

​@@nikkione9901yeah, he's avoided the camera since 2017.

[@suebee5225]

I wish Chester was there too 🥹

[@orlandoacosta2631]

44:31 I really feel what Brad is saying. After Chester died, it was really hard for me to listen to LP again, though I still listened to A Thousand Suns whenever I was traveling. It's always been my travel/flight album. Ive been listening to LP a lot lately and this 20th anniversary boxset couldn't have come at a better time. RIP Chester. Gone but not forgotten.

[@aciinrst7659]

after listening to them the whole adolescense, I couldnt listen to the band for at least four years after it happend. it got easier now.

[@GGG_3]

honestly I'm still unable to listen to them, tho i miss their music so so much and i loved going back to watch their videos but still i can't bring myself to do it again

[@justinsayswtf]

@@GGG_3 I hope you find the strength to do so one day, but I understand if not. Everyone grieves differently and although I never met Chester, I very much still grieve for him. Linkin Park has been my favorite band since I was 10 in 2001. After Chester died it took me a while to be able to listen to their music again, but now when I listen I feel like it's a celebration of Chester's life and a way to honor him. I'm glad that his music lives on and always will.

[@neonraindrops]

I agree. I've actually just recently started listening to Linkin Park again. At the time losing Chester was too much, was painful especially since I grew up listening to these dudes. Helped me in my dark moments, but it hurt because it was all over. It hurt because the thing that had used to help take the pain away was now a source of pain. Still feel the occasional nostalgic pain but definitely able to listen to them again, and it feels good to not only to have the rest of the band but the fans and a new release with ya. I can definitely say I am happy to have been alive during this group's time in the sun.

[@RomanBellicTaxi]

It took me a few years as well. My first album was actually Live In Texas, which I would sing my heart out with my cousin who lived a block away from me. This band is the very first reason I'm a musician. It wasn't until a few months ago, I talked to a friend on a podcast he has (that I used to edit) and I mentioned it, and then he asked me to run down the album sometime on the future. I did it a few weeks ago and though the audio was obviously edited the experience for me was filled with tears and laughs and sadness and joy. Quite a rollercoaster. After that, it was kind of opening this old box and putting things on display again, this time on the living room, with pride.

[@kaiderhai86]

I just introduced my 7 year old daughter to Linkin Park. And i will continue to do so with my grandchildren one day. Thank you guys for everything ❤❤❤

[@xenibear7930]

Same my 8 year old daughter is now a huge fan! But I had to break to her that sadly Chester passed away, she was gutted

[@clearglass6300]

I introduced LINKIN PARK to my 11 yr old 5 year old and 7 year old. I love them! ❤

[@turbointerceptor86]

Best rock band in 21 century

[@ОгнянСтефанов-ъ7ъ]

Not only in 21th century...One of the best bands of all time, personally my favourite band of all time.

[@Mvinifeijo]

Seems like they're having a breath on their lifes and now they're looking to their past with so much more grateful eyes. Not that they weren't grateful, but they lived 20 years of being deep working on music and touring nonstop. Now with the "normal life" hitting them for more than 5 years now, they can look back and appreciate everything awesome that happened in their lifes. I love this new nostalgic vibes they seem to be living. The opposite of taking for granted all they had the chance to be a part of.

[@colleen8740]

41:51 This is why Lost hit so hard. It took many of us back to the older albums and the things we were experiencing while listening to these songs. I was happy to hear the song but it also brought me major sadness. Still I am very happy that they decided to release 2 songs. Love LINKIN Park and I hope they can come back and create more music together.

[@isaiahmarker407]

They released a lot more than 2 😂🤣 check their KZbin

[@lawnraccoon1022]

The full 20th anniversary edition is like a blast from the past. What is it, around 9 or 10 new songs?!?! A6, Standing in the Middle, Lost, Fighting Myself, More The Victim, Massive, Healing Foot, and more?!?!?! I have literally been crying nostalgic tears for 48 hours 😭😭😭😭😭

[@isaiahmarker407]

@@lawnraccoon1022 and there is still so much more they are holding back for future anniversaries and that's just talking Hybrid Theory and Meteora

[@ikadee4923]

@@lawnraccoon1022 exactly same here.

[@YariAbigailX3]

It’s so timeless, yeah.

[@Independent365]

So nice to see the band laughing again after everything.

[@Cksncrm]

I'm so happy to see Brad. I missed him.

[@makudonarudokairu]

Linkin Park was one of the first and only bands growing up where I knew EVERY single member's names.

[@chrishester7701]

What sucks is we’re all deprived of hearing these guys play music together!

[@amarawinchester963]

LP is proof destiny is real and that accidents are not really accidents, good or bad they are still density

[@amarawinchester963]

The moment I heard about Chester’s death, I stopped listening to LP until recently. I just now started revisiting all their albums. I couldn’t listen to his voice and lyrics, because they turned into thorns. I couldn’t listen to Chester’s pain because I started realizing he was really hurting and I couldn’t relive his pain over and over. But now so much time has passed and I can listen to these songs and lyrics again and they don’t hurt as much as they did when he passed. I just got older and accepted the loss of my favorite musician and person in the show biz. I didn’t know him in person but felt like I knew him through his performances, interviews, behind the scenes and the band’s stories about him. The more I listen to their songs and watch interviews with Chester the more I feel like his is still around. My mind is playing tricks on me but I will never let him go ❤ By the way, not even one celebrity death affected me like Chester’s death did. It’s insane!

[@MrK_87]

My favourite part of the interview is how Zane interrupts and talks over them every single time they speak.

[@breakthespell22]

I don't think he does that at all. Sometimes he interrupts a bit yes, but i feel like you can really get into Mike's mind especially here. A lot of interviews are rushed and spoken over, this is really chill.

[@schmalzlog]

finally a comment I can hop on. I came from the latest interview about their comeback and recognized his interrupting and opinion/feeling expressions that at least I am not interested in... I want to hear the emotions directly from Brad, Mike and Dave. I dislike how he craves for speaking time. An interviewer should ask questions, show empathy etc. but to me he is overshooting.

[@joshuadumont2731]

Linkin park was like n older brother to me thru my childhood. Wouldn't be able to grasp what my life would be like if they didn't happen at the perfect time.

[@Dthomas5816]

Glad to see the guys together. It's unfortunate Joe and Rob weren't there.

[@JerryFlowersIII]

LP ultimately decided to leave the song off the album, then FORGOT they made it, and now to have rediscovered it and release it is SUCH a gift.

[@SlammedZero]

What do I love? Linkin Park. Incredible band and will always be one of my favorites. What do I not love? This interviewer. Stop interrupting and let these guys talk. He asks a question, and before they can even finish, he is already injecting something.

[@emmasimonetti2378]

You are missed Chester

[@mamatyo1]

Is good to see the band back. If only chester was here.

[@LeahJustyceArtGallery]

LP saved me and since Chester's passing all I did was cry. I painted his portrait as that's what my art is all about, my experiences and Chester and LP has been a huge part in my life. A couple of weeks ago Blackbear purchased my Chester portrait and this gave me a new page in my LP book, so to speak. This album has come at the perfect time in my life and I'm so grateful for these guys that have all been part of my life ❤❤

[@kittyk77]

I love Chester❤❤❤❤.

[@AnatolLaScarf]

Can you imagine being in Chester's shoes and have a label have the audacity to try and get in-between you and your band members

[@athemalive]

I see it differently. Remember that Chester had a band. Had music contract with Warner before LP

[@krisantusbalimula1672]

Linkin Park is the first metal band that I heard.... from the beginning until now the songs are still hits.. I really idolize Linkin park.... always and forever.... Chester Bennington is my idol

[@TheBeast-LPTV]

Not really a metal but yeah

[@aesthete18]

I remember when I first saw One Step Closer, I was like "pffttt, who are these posers with red hair and hanging up side down". Then some time went by - and I didn't have a radio or anything back then, the school bus didn't have a radio - so my first listen was always through the music videos. One day, a song comes on within like 15 seconds there's this sound break that was an incredible sound that till this day I don't know what it is except that it might be from the guitar, and then BOOM! the chorus hits and they're all in like this bullet time (which was all the hype back then) sort of movement which goes with the chorus' rhythm. It truly awakened something inside of me musically. Even though I was already listening to Slipknot the prior year and grew up on Michael Jackson, I truly fell in love with music and became a rocker after Crawling.

[@Actuni]

26:06 Chester was the best even though he didnt even know Mike, Brad etc, he didnt let them down. He will forever be the best Singer.

[@UlrikeLP]

Aaaaah.... Finally we see BBB again! But where is Rob😢😢

[@KirkpatrickSounds]

I literally remember picking up Meteora on release day as a 12 y/o mega fan in the UK. Was so hyped.

[@lesleywhibley]

My son introduced me to linkin park in 2002 I have been a fan ever since and always will be my grandson is named after Chester and Mike.

[@LPU8589]

What Zane said “thank you” RIP Chester 🙏🏻❤️

[@sydguitar99]

For being one of the most successful bands of the 21st century, they are still so down to earth and humble

[@amonrei]

The fact that they forgot they made Lost is just hilarious. Glad they found it and it actually felt bizarre listening to it now. It's new yet old at the same time.

[@AaronSmith-hc9uo]

This is curing childhood trauma right now. I'm so glad to hear so many things about the band that we didn't know. I could never understand these guys' grinding to get where they are. All in all, it's safe to say that obviously, it was all worth it. Can never forget this band.

[@PotatoEevee]

This just came up in my recommendations after binge-watching lots of LP concerts and I have to say, Zane Lowe did an incredible job. This is an example of a genuine, kind and really sweet guy with such a nice approach.

[@isaiahmarker407]

Knowing Mike said the 5 of them are working on music together again (no planned soon releases though) and the fact that they feel like Lost and this sound is still so relevant today and they are loving rediscovering these songs makes me hope, that while unlikely, we will see them try to be creative with this sound and instead of reinventing the band again, we will get one album first (or later) of them reinventing this sound and pushing the blueprint even further than they did with Meteora

[@GodlessFiend]

We need to protect these guys at all cost. They are the souls of LINKIN PARK.

[@zbennalley]

I love this band because they give a peek behind the curtain, and they are all so open about the process, including studio interference. If they weren't as strong as they were, that interference could've destroyed this group.

[@fernandovaz100]

Zane's last 2 minutes on this interview are a touch of class and sheer perfection. Truly felt represented as a fan

[@marcgw496]

Good to see Brad and Phoenix again

[@Mr_Battlefield]

Thank you for the interview. The band will always rock. True LP fan. I loved the stories about the album. My favorite part of this interview is at 25:37 that got me emotional was the story about the Record Label trying to steal Chester away from the band and Chester telling them to "Go F*** yourself". That was the best and saddest thing I heard in a long time. That's what true friends do. Stick up for your friends and I'm glad each of you had each other's backs.

[@emiru5734]

Seeing Brad and Phoenix is amazing. I hope they’re doing well.

[@princesskristan]

Not gonna lie, it was so nice seeing Brad and Phoenix again, as well as Mike. I hope Joe and Rob are doing well, and this is probably one of few interviews that I actually sat down and watched. This album was my favorite back in high school, and I'm still listening to it at 33. I'm glad we also got to hear little stories about Chester too. Thank you LP for everything, and I'll forever be a fan

[@nathanclarke2777]

My 2 favorite bands ever are Linkin Park and Depeche Mode! And yeah you can feel them in LP's stuff!

[@purpurcat958]

Mine too)) and Mike introduced to me Depeche Mode when he did remix for enjoy the silence))

[@nathanclarke2777]

@@purpurcat958 Yeah that is cool!

[@al112v4]

Haven’t seen Brad in a long time like this.

[@chrisjones7281]

Fantastic interview. Such a class guy and of course legendary band.

[@derekrose3328]

I love how every label was passing on them like, “You’re not good enough,” Hybrid Theory explodes, then some people in the public are like, “you’re too good.” 1999 - 2002 must’ve been weird AF for these guys. What a whirlwind 😵‍💫 EDIT: And I love how Zane commented on the riffs being emotional. That’s such a HUGE component of what makes an LP riff an LP riff.

[@heresheis2063]

As much as I would love for Chester to still be alive and doing interviews along with the rest of the band, the fact that he's dead now makes me appreciate theae interviews if the rest of the band more. RIP CHESTER. You are still and will always be missed.

[@MayLily]

It really got emotional for me towards the end when Zane talked about the loss of Chester. I can't believe so many years have gone by already, and knowing we will never get to see them perform live with Chester ever again.. 💔

[@justjoshin33]

I absolutely love this band. Every member. Every chord. Every song for one reason or another. They're immortal by their talent and how unique their sound is. Hearing "new" songs off of the remaster is amazing. Long live LP!

[@kylebazyk]

Linkin Park is a band that has had a big influence on my life. I met so many friends through their music, and will always be grateful for all that they have done for me.

[@mr_4iq]

So great to see the band back together. They will always be my number one band even if they dont make more music or albums.Their music is fire. Truly legendary band

[@ejicon3099]

This interview was so great that I thought I was sitting down in the same room with everyone. I had to pinch myself. Amazing work everyone. Thank you for everyone's continued efforts in making us fans feel loved, welcomed and appreciated.

[@magnetshakur]

This interviewer. Kept interrupting every 4 sentences.

[@adventuredoods4699]

Man what I would do to actually be in that room, experiencing greatness! That was a fantastic interview!! 🙏❤

[@reneeseijas7123]

I LOVED THIS INTERVIEW!!! The honest "thank you" at the end...I totally felt it. As a fan, I wanna say "thank you" too. Linkin Park has saved my life so many times.

[@theallamericannightmare4163]

Chester Bennington greatest voice in music history 🤘💯. Rest in peace and paradise 🙏🏻. Love Chester Bennington

[@joyjoyz778]

Amazing interview!!! I love that Zane said everything I'm sure all of us fans wanted to tell them there at the end of the interview 🥺❤

[@debalexa1983]

I thought the exact same thing! 😢❤

[@Gabriel45206]

Yes!!

[@jacobcorcho2518]

The last few grateful statements they gave each other 😭 I teared up, thank you for this incredible video❤️

[@GeeKnSNKRs]

Zane Lowe best interview ever. Saying it that way is how a lot of fans would say it. Your right we all have soo many questions "but it is none of our business."

[@yosode]

My first memory of Linkin Park was watching a TV ad promoting Hybrid Theory with Chester screaming at the camera singing Crawling.. I was out of my mind. After that I had a mixed relationship with their music with love and hate at the same time, but always I respect them musically no matter what. Times passes by little while and I became super fan finally in the process. I just understand his movement after all I must say. Meteora is a great album work too and I'm so glad hearing those stories of Chester watching the back of the band when people was so bad with the rest of them at that time. LP 4ever.

[@DakotaDS]

Thank you Mike, Brad, Joe, Dave, Rob and Chester for these timeless pieces of art. You all are beautiful human beings. I love you all.

[@hehehahabaa43253]

It's so awesome hearing them say that Aphex Twin and Squarepusher directly influenced them! You can really tell on Cure For The Itch, I bet Mr. Hahn is a huge fan!

[@Sileonex123]

This needs to be so much longer...I miss you guys, you were the first band that was mine, only band I ever was in the fanclub for, saw you in 2004 During the Summer Sanitarium tour. My father and Chester left the same way..Linkin Park is not a thing taking space in my heart...it is the background music for my soul. Thank you.

[@SlapbackGOD]

Brad aged so well, so did Mike and Dave. Soooo lovely to see them together honestly.. Part of my life right there. I haven't seen Rob in a while or Hann, miss them all.

[@higashikatajosuke5704]

This band is just sooo wholesome, I love them 💙

[@Avenged666]

Chester was a great performer and had a great voice. Certain parts of songs were heavy and he gave it his all, same with slow ones that required finesse and feeling, he could do that too, he played his part brilliantly. I think Crawling was the song that shot you to the masses. A thousand suns is still way ahead of its time, its a beautiful story, with a powerful message and music you can dream too. I loved the tour of that album watching the videos on stage accompanying your live performance.

[@SaXXXon]

It's great to see Brad being this social, havent seen anything to him after their last concert

[@ralf-5735]

Lost gave me the hardest flashback I ever had in my life. In a good and bad way at the same time. 😅 Thanks for releasing this song!

[@JD_xcvi]

Linkin Park was the first band I ever grew up listening to & they introduced to me to artists like Eminem Papa Roach Hollywood Undead & inspired the artists I listen to now like Fabvl

[@theallamericannightmare4163]

They saved my life more time than I can count. Got the honor of seeing LP live 14 times and got to meet them. Chester Bennington was so kind and respectful and funny. He definitely is the greatest voice in music history 💯. All the guys are masterful at what they do. I truly hope they can find peace and knowing Chester is not hurting any more. And know that they couldn't stop it. And know Chester Bennington loved them. Hope LP and their families can find peace 🕊️✌️

[@ronsil5582]

This is insane to me! Chester is my idol, He idolised Dapech Mode, and my Mum dated the lead singer of Dapech Mode in school growing up. What a circle of influence!!

[@mupicap7927]

METEORA AND HYBRID All time favorite for everyone.

[@fromcali2tn]

I named my ChesterB because your music helped me through a really tough time in my life, and it just felt so right at the time. Chester had just passed, and it was my way of thank you, guys, and remembering Chester. Thank you guys so much! R.I.P Chester

[@LMTF35]

Every song from meteora could have been a single because it's a perfect album.

[@ShakaCollectsAZ]

Phenomenal interview. I think this was a great balance of talking about the album, which is obviously the hot ticket item, and remembering Chester and what he gave to so many of us. I have struggled with his passing more than I would probably admit. Having this moment in time where we’re all re-listening to these songs together and these “new, old, new” songs…it’s just such a beautiful, cathartic, uplifting thing. Thank you Zane and thank you LP as always. Much love!

[@rodolfobuitrago6909]

I loved thos last words, there are so many questions I want to ask that are not my business… I relate to that because they obviously gave us so much that it would be unfair to put them in the spot and ask those questions, the important thing is we are here, we love you guys and there’ll always be that connection Thank you Linkin Park

[@DR.DisInfect]

I think my dad used to listen to these guys they were pretty good

[@edadbd]

3 Legends together. it is so good to watch this interview. I've known Linkin Park since 2004, My friend Kaka played a song which was "from the inside" and this one is still my most favorite song. thank you Zane Lowe for the session. Chester you're so special and i will always miss you for saving me when i was unable to help myself as i was so heartbroken. I thank God for giving me this opportunity to share this special moment with ya'll. Linkin Park #1 ❤💯💥💎 i miss Mr. Hahn, and Rob

[@MONTREALITY]

legends