Linkin Park - Meteora | All Time Favorite Albums | Rocked

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[@bohemianlucy4726]

This was the album that got me into Linkin Park. I had heard Crawling previously but I didn't know who the band was at that point. Then Meteora was released. I got my hands on it (I think I stole it from my older brother to be honest) and listened to it on repeat.

[@limpbizkitfan8791]

You have a great channel!

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

Right where i belong and reanimation are my faves

[@ethankiehm]

Review Grey Daze!!!

[@jeremyfincham1422]

Sometimes when listening to "Hit the Floor", I like to sing "GIMMIE SRIRACHA!" when the chorus starts & making the whole chorus about wanting hot sauce 😂

[@artvjon]

Meteora > Hybrid Theory

[@tylerhackner9731]

Agreed

[@ronstoppable5659]

Hunting Party > Hybrid Theory as well imo, Meteora is still my favorite though

[@harizonflamingice3167]

To me, all of the albums are pretty neck and neck except for One More Light which is an easy last place.

[@pabloparra-lopez1896]

By a LOOONNNGGGG shot

[@ryanbollinger1759]

Meteora is way better. Hands down.

[@prometheustv6558]

Fun Fact ‘Runaway’ and ‘Easier To Run’ are both the 6th track on their respective albums.

[@shadowlink2000000009]

I love runaway

[@C.A._Old]

You can what documentry my channel.

[@evandemers3753]

"I can't address every little tidbit of information about Linkin Park, because this video would be two hours long" Oh, you mean just like a regular Crash Thompson video ! XD

[@quentinbringthenumetalchil5125]

“Meteora” and “Hybrid Theory” were nu metal at its finest!

[@benleach2931]

That's a weird way of saying Obsolete by Fear Factory

[@limpbizkitfan8791]

Facts

[@ryanbollinger1759]

I don’t think Meteora is Nu-Metal. I would consider it Alternative. HT was definitely Nu-Metal though.

[@invisibilly1946]

SOAD also

[@quentinbringthenumetalchil5125]

@@ryanbollinger1759 Meteora had some nu metal influences.

[@loveablekittycat1219]

Chester Bennington was the only musician I cried about when they died. He helped me through so many dark days.

[@mrstealyourstars9222]

Same here. I cried when he died and I found myself crying a few more times after. He's been my idol for as long as I can remember

[@Windwalker88]

Same man, i was so destroyed because of it

[@typhlosion7872]

I discovered the band in December 2018, a year and a half after Chester's suicide, and I still bawl my eyes to it.

[@slapahoe69]

That shit fuckin sucked on god I wasn't following the band as closely as I used to at that time and it still fuckin hit

[@C.A._Old]

You can what documentry my channel.

[@painkiller9510]

Hybrid Theory, Meteora, and Minutes to Midnight were Linkin Park at their finest

[@el5eit467]

The hunting party : Am i a joke to you ??

[@Alien_Jesus.blessup]

I like A Thousand Suns a lot!

[@el5eit467]

@@rlh92297 Yeah, some people still don't even know that it does exist :/

[@caifabe8050]

A Thousand Suns tho...

[@laurisaarinen1126]

I will absolutely put A Thousand Suns among their best. When you get over the fact they changed A LOT with their sound, that album is damn near a masterpiece.

[@zacharysieg2305]

I remember hearing “Breaking the Habit” on the way home from community college on the alt. rock radio station. I wanna say 2013 or so. By the end of the month, I had this album.

[@JPS47]

Oh man. "Breaking The Habit" helped get me through my depressing teen years.

[@ManekiNeko1972]

I dated a girl in China who was in college and a guy walked into her class talking about the song "Breaking the Habit" and she said "my boyfriend loves that song", he looked at her and was impressed.

[@C.A._Old]

You can what documentry my channel.

[@theriffnotebook8412]

Easier to Run might be Linkin Park's most underrated song

[@theeternalslayer]

The entire album is just amazing. I couldn't pick a favorite

[@taylorbarnum657]

@@theeternalslayer same but I have to say somewhere I belong

[@mezykin]

Finally somebody feels the same way

[@alexxavier242]

Yeah for sure is Some other underrated songs from them include Pushing Me Away, The Little Things Give you Away, I'll be Gone, In My Remains, No More Sorrow, and Burning in the Skies. There's more but there'll be too many to mention

[@prometheustv6558]

Meteora and Hybrid Theory is how you do nu Metal right.

[@elevatorsfoodfunbyelevator4690]

Unlike a big steaming pile of Durst LOL

[@4ll3sb4n4n3]

The weirdest thing I ever heard at church was a soft piano version of "The Pirates of the Carribbean" theme song. No one seemed to have noticed and I wasn't even sure of myself but afterwards I went to the pianist, asked him and he confirmed. That was f'in amazing

[@Nclumbee4]

Ha! Strangely before a "baptism", at this Beach front church they actually played Numb, I was visiting with a friend and I looked at her and was like hmmm. Cool church.

[@toefl.rodrigo]

The only reason I can write here in English is because of those guys. I literally learned English because I wanted to know what they were singing about and just like you, I like Meteora more than Hybrid Theory. As in HT I think they were free to create and explore more, I see Meteora, although more contained album, as a more focused CD. Apart maybe from Nobody's Listening, none of the other songs feel dislocated (IN MY OPINION). The main criticism about Meteora is that it sounds like a copy version of HT, and IT IS, the band itself have already admitted that before, however that doesn't take away the fact the album repeats the successful part of the formula, and minimizes the mistakes. My only wish is that, even though I'm a huge fan of the M2M and followers, I just wish they had released a third album with that same vibe. No other band had the same impact those guys had on me and I know this is something simple as music, and they probably I'll never read this, I'll be forever thankful to them because I still remember the first time I've heard their songs and it's a just like Christmas' Eve for me.

[@312mattzway]

I believe “From The Inside” was a Europe-exclusive single so it wouldn’t have charted in the US

[@TheDapperDragon]

Shortest review for Collision Course: It makes Jay-Z sound good.

[@RegretfulDeadMan]

I think my problem with Hybrid Theory is that, in hindsight, much of that album comes across as to juvinile for its own good. Song like Crawling and One Step Closer are unfortunately why LP has such a bad rep to the average person until Chester passed. I think Meteora is all the good of Hybrid Theory without any of the bad.

[@megaascension2748]

Fun fact- the music video for Numb is the most viewed music video for a song released before 2010.

[@C.A._Old]

You can what documentry my channel.

[@trueblueryu5713]

I’d probably say that this is their best album, but I’d also argue that people need to give more of a listen to Hunting Party

[@musicworld-dh4iq]

The Hunting Party was a MASTERPIECE

[@zdoggzero6595]

Hunting party has been overlooked to exhaustion in my opinion. Keys to the kingdom, all for nothing, rebellion, war, and til it’s gone are some of my fav LP songs Edit: also guilty all the same

[@patricklauer4452]

Don’t forget Mark The Graves

[@RJIS]

Meteora and The Hunting Party are their best

[@OGFacelessKing]

Linkin Park is my favorite band. They really got me into rock after primarily listening to rap/hip-hop as a child.

[@ChaiElemental]

"Nobody's Listening" was the song that got me into Linkin Park. I still adore that song. I was introduced to it when a cabinmate at summer camp let me listen to her copy of Meteora. After I got home from camp, Meteora became the second ever rock album I bought.

[@C.A._Old]

You can what documentry my channel.

[@mikeezekiel8998]

“Lying From You” is personally one of my top five favorite songs of all time. This album was phenomenal.

[@C.A._Old]

You can what documentry my channel.

[@tylerhackner9731]

My first exposure to Linkin Park. Been listening ever since. Love it. RIP Chester

[@damianos11]

Grey Daze, Chester's first band, just released an album with his vocals in the songs, Amends. You should check it out. It's great!

[@rachelzhou1590]

I was born in '03, so this album came well after my time. However, as I got older I mostly look at stuff I missed anyway. And I loved this album. If I were around during that time, I would've had some great nostalgia looking back.

[@prometheustv6558]

Rachel Zhou This came out in 03 tho.

[@martinhroch344]

Same

[@cezarysiemieniewski5502]

So, in the end, hybrid theory doesn't even matter?

[@musicworld-dh4iq]

I love all of LP's albums. But HT and Meteora will always be my favourites. Here's my ranking, feel free to leave yours! 1. HT(my favorite album of all time) 2. Meteora(my 3rd favorite album of all time) 3. ATS(yes, I love ATS) 4. THP 5. MTM 6. LT 7. OML

[@matthewroberts3125]

That's nearly identical to how I would rank those albums :)

[@ronstoppable5659]

Mine: 1. Meteora 2. Hunting Party 3. Hybrid Theory 4. Minutes To Midnight 5. A Thousand Suns 6. Living Things 7. One More Light (Their weakest by a landslide)

[@Seanthaniel]

Personally I'd say 1) Meteora 2) Hybrid Theory 3) Living Things (I know shocking) 4) Minutes To Midnight 5) Hunting Party 6) A Thousand Suns (although it does have one of my favorite songs with Burning In The Skies) I've never listened to One More Light so I can't rank it.

[@cyndaxero3363]

This would be mine 1. Minutes to Midnight 2. Hybrid Theory 3. Meteora 4. A Thousand Suns 5. Living Things 6. The Hunting Party 7. One More Light

[@clm45320]

1. Hybrid Theory 2. Meteora 3. Minutes to Midnight 4. A Thousand Suns 5. The Hunting Party 6. One More Light 7. Living Things

[@maxd1541]

I always thought Hunting Party was the best LP album, Meteora is a close second though!

[@el5eit467]

Same here, even if u prefer Meteora's lyrical content than The hunting party ( that doesn-t mean that THP don't have a good lyrical content )

[@Dangeresque300]

If the WMG claims get out of hand, you could try employing Jim Sterling's "Copyright deadlock" method.

[@CORF.]

Breaking The Habit and The Clincher by Chevelle we’re the songs that introduced me to rock music as a kid and I haven’t looked back since

[@Born2BDown1981]

CORF The Clincher and that album by Chevrolet are grrrrrreeeeat.

[@Born2BDown1981]

Chevelle i meant, just noticed autocorrect messed it up

[@BiologicalRiley]

"Otherwise this video would be over 2 hours long" Don't threaten me with a good time, Luke.

[@Stuffyoucantunwatch]

"From the Inside" is my favorite Linkin Park song. I don't know who to trust and I'm not surprised. 20 years later, I still don't trust anyone. Unwilling trust someone not to hurt me like I've been hurt in the past, I derailed my social life. I was social distancing before they started making us practice it. I know I'll spend my life alone but at least I know I'll never get hurt again. Am I ashamed I can't trust someone to spend their life with me? Yeah, and I'm taking that to my grave. I'm feeling pretty numb about a lot of things, and I'm happy to feel numb. Still my favorite verse, was "Against my will I stand by my own reflection It's haunting How I can't seem to find myself again. My walls are closing in."

[@ofenderz]

Even as my music tastes have moved to “objectively” better bands like Tool, Nine Inch Nails, and Deftones, Meteora still remains my favorite album of all time. It was my gateway to rock music and I owe a lot of my music taste to that album.

[@jaddaman]

Meteora is my favorite Linkin Park album, and one of my Top 4 albums of all time. Every song is a valuable diamond that creates a beautiful tapestry of an album. Numb has been my favorite song by them right there with New Divide, Faint is a metalhead's moshing fuel, Somewhere I Belong is a fun tune that never gets old, but every song here has a great meaning and help truly define the band as the creative genius juggernauts that they are. Hybrid Theory ripped down the walls for the band to make their way through, but Meteora reconstructed those walls into their own path that I feel many others have tried to follow to this day. This was a great celebration of music, and I'm glad to know another fellow LP fan with the same favorite LP album! Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@Sr_Alga]

METEORA IS ABSOLUTELY BETTER THAN HYBRID THEORY

[@antheathetiefling8581]

So my biggest Linkin park memory? I was going through a tough time, grieving over my mother's death, one of my sister's had kicked me out of home, i was jobless and didn't know what to do with my life. I had taken a walk and "waiting for the end" came over the radio. And somehow, the song captured everything that I was feeling. So much so, that i can't listen to it without thinking about what I was going through. I still love the song, it helped me Express everything when i couldn't.

[@princealigorna7468]

Is it blasphemy that I actually think Meteora is a slightly better album than Hybrid Theory? Like, Hybrid Theory is an important album for finding that sweet spot in the nu-metal formula where it was just metallic enough, but just poppy enough, but with legitimate rap credentials, that it could find that ground to be all things to all people. But I find the songwriting and experimentation on Meteora so much more diverse. The metal parts are still plenty metal, but hip-hop is even more pronounced, and you get songs on here that are so weird (Breaking the Habit) that they could have never worked on Hybrid Theory. At all. But are still quintessential Linkin Park. Or that I love the liner notes? Like, I know that's such a small thing, but I love it when bands add notes describing the recording, writing, or meaning behind the songs. I love it with Behemoth's albums. I loved it with Celtic Frost's Monotheist album, and I loved it here.

[@metallikat05]

Meteora was the last time Linkin Park was Linkin Park. It’s so damn good, I felt ripped off when they changed from the alternative style they perfected here to plain rock on Minutes to Midnight. What a waste.

[@monstery8372]

A favorite?? This album is making a mess out of me trying to figure out a favorite!! Its a great problem to have when your favorite track of this album changes overtime. Great Video!!

[@richardsalaverria9363]

I feel like "Minutes to midnight" and "A thousand suns" which are the two following albums have gotten better with age. This is coming from someone who was a freshman in high school when Hybrid theory came out. I'll admit that I didn't like those two albums as much when I was younger but I really enjoy listening to them now. Maybe it's just nostalgia or Chester's passing but some of the songs on thier albums really hit a soft spot.

[@relientlykrazie6011]

Breaking the Habit is my second favorite Linkin Park song, it doesn't quite beat out Waiting For the End for me but it is fantastic and the music video? *chef's kiss* magnificent

[@mattdoesstuff8987]

For whatever it's worth, Lying from You is a _fantastic_ gym song

[@kylehegedus5498]

Matt does stuff I think pretty much all of them are good gym songs.

[@natehtf5760]

Meteora is also one of my ATF albums 😁👍

[@1mlb704]

Totally agree. I love Hybrid Theory (and Minutes to Midnight honestly), but Meteora is my favorite LP album. It has a more refined, slightly more mature progression from Hybrid Theory while still having that definitive, aggressive rap/rock sound.

[@Nclumbee4]

Omg, what a dreadful, wish I could erase from my memory time of my life. I was deep in an opiod addiction, served a 3 month jail sentence for "bad decisions", which chain reaction caused me to lose custody of my children. Then I was released, the first CD I bought was Meteora, and I would listen to this the entire one hour bus ride to and from all my outpatient classes. I would listen to this falling asleep at night, I had to buy 3 CDs as I literally wore this album out. Meteora was part of my getting sober era, the lack of mental clarity, coupled with physical withdrawal, all while couch surfing from family member to friends because I was virtually homeless. I was screaming on the inside, I hated and loathed myself. I remember"Easier to Run" "Breaking the habit", actually every single song on this album would resonate why I can't say F--k it. I was 28. Just listening to samples now is so powerful, goose bump crazy good. Amazing how music is so emotionally connected in us, even though the worst time of my life, I can reflect listening to Meteora with nothing but gratitude that I survived.

[@marcca45]

When I first heard faint I wasn't even listening to rock, but the 14 year old me couldn't stop replaying it. That's ehat I needed at that age

[@The1KnownAsMattyP]

You know you've succeeded in life when your music makes somebody verbally announce that they have the tingles

[@memyopinionsche6610]

Seriously portable CD players were such a scam. Anti skip... Ha HA HAHAHAHA!

[@WednesdayGirl1990]

I met Mike Shinoda near my hometown on Long Island where he was signing and promoting Post Traumatic and I told him that whatever he and the guys decide to do, that me and probably everyone on line, will understand and be behind them 100%

[@anotherperson6146]

Hey Luke, first time I got to catch a premier. Another great video, keep up the great work. 👍🏻

[@jamesbedford3774]

I think that you do 'Easier to Run' a disservice. It's a fucking great track, and the harmonies are sensational. 'Breaking the Habit' is a unique track that deserves far more credit. Love the album as a whole, and this was a decent video.

[@Bruhbruhbret]

Personally I like minutes to midnight is my favourite album by LINKIN PARK but I love meteora a lot and linkin park might be my favourite band

[@Bbpagewolf]

My journey with Linkin Park and how I became a fan is interesting, because at first I was not a fan of them at all. In fact I outright couldn’t stand them at first. Something about their music at the time just didn’t click with me and I don’t know exactly what it was. Then one day I saw a tribute video on KZbin on the 2006-07 Atlanta Thrashers as that was their only successful season as a franchise (god I miss the Thrashers). At first I didn’t know what song was playing in the background but I ended up loving it a lot. Then I saw in the KZbin description that it was Somewhere I Belong by Linkin Park. When I saw that it was them, a band that I just couldn’t stand at the time, my mouth dropped and I was amazed at what I originally wasn’t paying attention to, the lyrical content and Chester’s dynamic vocals. Eventually I would hear more songs and the ones I ended up connecting with the most for the most part were on Meteora and mind you this was during the Minutes To Midnight album cycle. Now I love Linkin Park and have loved them ever since late 2007-early 2008. They are one of my top 10 favorite bands of all time and Meteora is not only my favorite Linkin Park album, but one of my all time favorite albums period.

[@shoryuXE10]

my favorite song off of meteora? oh please, as if it's even possible to choose between somewhere i belong, lying from you, faint, and from the inside. :D i think it needs to be said though, session isn't really a joe hahn track like cure for the itch was. meteora's booklet says mike did the majority of it, and that brad, phoenix, and joe just added some finishing touches.

[@valence_drive]

I considered Faint my first "Legendary Tier" song, as while I loved all of Meteora, I simply could not get enough of Faint when it came to do something serious in a game or etc. Shoutouts to Justin Lassen for the incredible EMT remix of the song, too, which completely blew my mind upon first listen.

[@ridesq]

Faint is my favorite workout song. It gets me so hyped. I’m not a muscle head but goddamn is that an adrenaline shot in the heart.

[@ConstanceSorrow]

I wonder if you have an ATF for Rammstein? I’d like to see your favorite R+ album & your thoughts ☺️

[@ridesq]

Faint is one of the best workout songs ever in addition to being amazing.

[@joshwhitty7024]

Meteora is absolutely amazing

[@SauerkrautSandwich93]

I have a lot to say about Linkin Park, so I'll rank my favorite albums from strongest to weakest... 1. "Meteora" (2003) 2. "Hybrid Theory" (2000) 3. "Minutes To Midnight" (2007) 4. "Living Things" (2012) 5. "A Thousand Suns" (2010) 6. "The Hunting Party" (2015) 7. "One More Light" (2017)

[@Membratim]

Numb was my literal introduction to Linkin Park, was given the album that Christmas, & I've never looked back. Figure.09 was, to my then 13yo mind at least, the very definition of hybridising genres. I had that song on loop, along with the rest of this album incessantly, & I don't regret 1 little bit. Heck, I STILL have the very CD I was given. It'll likely never play right again, & I don't care! 😁

[@codywood8687]

Holds up way better then hybrid theory imo

[@HorrorFreak04]

I also agree that Meteora is better than Hybrid Theory but they are both amazing albums

[@debonaire_nerd]

While Hybrid Theory isn't much older or all that much different, I feel Meteora was both a stronger album and has aged better than the debut.

[@typhlosion7872]

My Linkin Park albums rating list 7. One More Light- 4/10 6. A Thousand Suns- 5/10 5. The Hunting Party- 6/10 4. Minutes to Midnight- 7/10 3. Living Things- 9/10 2. Hybrid Theory- 10/10 1. Meteora- 10/10 Meteora is easily their best imo. It's a top 3 favorite album of all time for me, the only 2 albums that are better in my opinion being One X by Three Days Grace and The Black Parade by My Chemical Romance.

[@laurisaarinen1126]

I gotta say, i find Hybrid Theory and Meteora quite equally good. But "From the Inside" is the highlight for me here. That song with the piano melodies in the verses, back-and-forth vocals from Chester and Mike, very catchy chorus and heavy breakdown make it the definitive old school Linkin Park song in my mind. In fact, the three songs in a row From the Inside - Nobody's Listening - Session is the best part of the album.

[@memyopinionsche6610]

Yeah.... there's a really big gray area concerning LINKIN PARK and SOUNDGARDEN. Two great bands who lost great Singers do to suicide. How do you recover from that scenario. I mean I could bring up ALICE IN CHAINS. And the tragic loss of Layne Staley.. And Jerry Cantrell moved on a found a singer who can produce Layne Staley vocal range. And doing a good job at it. RAINIER FOG was a good album. And the singer did a bang up job. And it's pretty good as a ALICE IN CHAINS ALBUM. BUT REPLACING CHRIS CORNELL OR CHESTER BENNINGTON. IN LINKIN PARK OR SOUNDGARDEN. I have no idea. But if the surviving members of both bands. Want to continue. I would like to think. Come up with a new names like SUPERUNKNOWN or HYBRID THEORY. And respecting their past music but coming up with something new. And a change. I mean like for instance STONE TEMPLE PILOTS. Got a good singer. But what's his name? Point proven. Only time will tell what will happen. And how both bands will rebuilt from the ashes.

[@Nick_H775]

I absolutely want a 2 hr video on Linkin Park

[@nightmare20121]

Numb was the first real LP song I fell in love with. But to continue w/o Chester is like how Queen's resurgence currently with Adam Lambert

[@riddypr]

Tried to give you warning but everyone ignores me.

[@matthewroberts3125]

But NOBODY'S LISTENING

[@juliagoodwin9510]

20 years ago... man, I feel old. I got into Linkin Park back in high school (...yes, I know...), I remember waiting to go to class in the morning while listening to them on my old CD player (kids, ask your parents). Even now, they're still my all-time favorite band and I'm not ashamed to admit it.

[@ConnorONeil]

I'm definitely one of those people that thinks that Meteora is better than Hybrid Theory. It's not to say that Hybrid Theory is bad it's an absolute classic, but this album polished up a lot on the sound and style of Linkin Park at the time and is honestly their best album overall in my opinion. I think after Minutes to Midnight dropped, that's when things started to fall off the wagon a bit for LP.....

[@routertroubles]

This is, hands down, my favorite Linkin Park album. I started with Hybrid Theory when I was in 6th grade. But then I moved to Middle school, and let me tell you, if there was an album to get you through the hellish nightmare of the teenage angst and hormones that is middle school, it's Meteora. This album opened up my eyes to the music world, hell, it pretty much defined my music taste for the rest of my life.

[@Krzysiek.Srysiek]

After seeing Faint on MTV or VIVA I had to buy Meteora on cassette... I still have it, but i don't have cassette player anymore. I hope it still works :D

[@thegingergod3122]

Still my favorite band, and still my favorite album

[@ECL28E]

I cannot lie, Linkin Park (and Green Day) were the bands that brought me to music in the mid-2000s (through Naruto AMVs, but ya gotta start somewhere.) It still boggles my mind that the song that introduced me to them, "In the End" was on Kidz Bop 3. Gotta start somewhere.

[@hulktopf5031]

One of the the fines examples of what nu metal was capable of. So good.

[@musicworld-dh4iq]

In my opinion, LP was one of the only good bands in nu metal. The only other good nu metal bands in my opinion are Korn, Deftones, Slipknot and SOAD. Meteora and HT were two examples of nu metal being way more than Fred Durst.

[@Aaron_Berry]

Anybody else think Luke should do an album review of the Hybrid Theory 20th Anniversary album when it comes out?

[@Jenpen16]

I remember getting Meteora putting it my CD player and just sitting on bedroom floor listening to whole album mesmerized. One of favorite albums of all time!

[@thegodofz8230]

From the Inside pulled me through some angsty teen darkness. My 20's were oddly hyphenated at its worst by two of the most underrated albums ever, Ra's From One, and my most cherished (not favorite) album ever, Stabbing Westward's Darkest Days

[@MysticClaws100]

3:43 Hey, I'm all for a 2 hour video where you talk about Linkin Park

[@AdamDoing2326]

From The Inside is my FAVORITE Linkin Park song EVER

[@scarygamer7579]

Please please PLEASE make a hybrid theory video. PLEASE!!!!!

[@limpbizkitfan8791]

I want a 2 hour video😊

[@florianlassnig9769]

I also like Meteora more because it‘s more aggressive and powerful. And also because it doesn‘t have a song like „crawling“. That song to me is Linkin Park‘s version of „Untitled“.

[@railgun8978]

Been waiting for this one. Easily my favorite LP album. RIP Chester.

[@AujiTheSquirrel]

I agree that Meteora was more refined and stronger in ways but that also makes Hybrid Theory better in ways. I’ve always felt like the songs on HT were more creative. They almost went too perfect on Meteora. That being said, it’s still my second favorite album of all time after HT. There are no filler songs on either one of these albums. I never want to skip a song on on HT, and although I don’t think any songs on Meteora are filler, I do find myself wanting to skip Faint to get to Figure.09. 🤷‍♂️ All my favorites seem to not follow the track of the singles, besides Somewhere I Belong and Crawling. Also Crawling is just as timeless and better than Numb. Lol. Just my opinion. Great video though. Great to see a masterpiece get its due admiration.

[@Matt-zu2lu]

I blame Linkin Park for my taste in music

[@laurisaarinen1126]

I guess a "reggae Linkin Park" would have just sounded way too much like 311 (a band they probably did take a few notes from)

[@marvelandmusicfan2395]

I still love this album.

[@liammcnicholas918]

My ranking of LP's discography #1: Hybrid Theory #2: Meteora #3: LIVING THINGS #4: The Hunting Party #5: Minutes to Midnight #6: A Thousand Suns #7: One More Light

[@LiquidAngel96]

You said it best, man. Meteora was more solid and refined. Seeing you go over it, it did have a bunch of sounds that allowed for experimentation like "Nobody's Listening."

[@mackducky]

The Hunting Party was Linkin Park's third best album, but y'all are not ready for this conversation.

[@wretneck]

Here I am being invited by people to church dance parties and the DJ is always denying my request of Dance Macabre

[@mike06422]

I was in Iraq when this CD arrived in a care package. I probably listened to this album every day for the last 7 months I was there.

[@DjDarkD]

Have you seen Mike Shinodas Twitch streams? There's a new album coming which he made with us (wombats).

[@dlfmediajunk1277]

I love this album so many good songs my brother bought meteora back in 06 when I heard it could not get enough of it happy to know I'm not alone in this

[@jeradweitz7253]

Your videos could introduce albums to new fans (not me I've been a lp fan from the start) and record co. should ki$$ ass & think you.

[@bullet4myex187]

They could pull off continuing without Chester but I just don’t think it would ever come close to being the same, Chester was just such a huge talent that replacing him would be hard on top of it not being fair to make anyone try to fill his shoes. Maybe his son if he wanted too but either way it’s an extremely tricky thing.

[@andrealoko_]

yes :D blasting meteora in the pathfinder with shitty bestbuy subs is peak 2006

[@Funinyourgame]

I clicked it after watching another unrelated channel First time wacther and I find another Fanboy of Linkin Park Meteora. I think I should bring it back on the next road trip with my bro

[@knightwing5169]

Eh.... Meteora and Hybrid Theory are pretty much equal in terms of quality to me.