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Topic: Will Linkin Park go prog? Posted: May 30 2012 at 09:26
^I feel like under general music discussions we can talk about anything music... no matter how ridiculous or horrible the topic might be. I say it's all fair.
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Posted: May 30 2012 at 07:16
I bought their album Hybrid Theory many years ago, after a holiday in Canada, where I kept hearing some of the songs wherever I went.
Played it one when I got home, but when I came down of the holiday high, I lost interest PDQ. Could they go prog? I've no idea. To be honest I had no idea they were still going.
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Posted: May 25 2012 at 11:30
Nope. Listened to that album through and through because the 12 year old remembered how much he use to love that band. Older me hates it, Not progressive.
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Posted: May 11 2012 at 22:08
No.
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Posted: April 01 2012 at 02:59
The OP is correct in that Linkin Park have made some very unexpected music. Minutes To Midnight is one of the biggest about faces a mainstream band has ever performed.
However, the problem is that Linkin Park are terrible. While I admire their ambition, they lack talent, songwriting skills and sense. Only Chester Bennington's occasionally superb vocals save them from being a complete joke and I have long hoped he would go solo.
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Posted: March 31 2012 at 17:00
I've heard they might be releasing a 17-minute long song with polyrhythms, 23 instruments, 4-voice fugues and crossed harmonies. I also heard the lyrics will deal with the goal of man on earth from a hindu-sino-earthly perspective, with emphasis on the environment and the achievement of full integration between one's soul and God Inti.
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Posted: March 31 2012 at 04:52
JJLehto wrote:
I'm going to saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay no
Also remember, "a little different" =/= prog. Edit: Also, a concept album =/= prog and nuclear war isn't exactly a mindblowing topic. Kudos for changing it from being emo though.
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Posted: March 30 2012 at 22:40
Henry Plainview wrote:
I've heard songs from that album, it's not prog. Don't be silly.
Gallifrey wrote:
They seem like a band who doesn't really care what fans want though, so they could go anywhere.
I am pretty sure that is the opposite of the truth. They didn't release another terrible rap-rock album because nobody likes that kind of music anymore.
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Posted: March 30 2012 at 17:41
I've heard songs from that album, it's not prog. Don't be silly.
Gallifrey wrote:
They seem like a band who doesn't really care what fans want though, so they could go anywhere.
I am pretty sure that is the opposite of the truth. They didn't release another terrible rap-rock album because nobody likes that kind of music anymore.
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