Linkin Park - One More Light (LP, 2020 Reissue)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 2017
- 10 tracks
- 35 min
- nu metal
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Linkin Park never quite grabbed my attention. I wouldn't rank them among the worst of the nu metal bands, but their popularity post-nu metal never resonated with me. I gave this album a listen to understand the hype. Frankly, it's a shame for the fans who anticipated a return to their rock roots. This new direction is all about drum machines, misplaced electronic beats that clash with their usual sound, excessive sampling, and a blatant disregard for the fans who supported them through the nu metal phase. Apart from Chester Bennington's almost childish jabs at fans who prefer their rock sound, the lyrics of "Good Goodbye" feel like a direct insult to their old-school fans ("I've been dominating this scene longer than you've been around, you fool. And it drives you crazy."). If you can evoke such feelings for a band I never particularly cared for, you're doing something seriously wrong. One More Light is anything but enlightening.
Hi there. I'm interested in getting this for my collection. If someone's selling, I'd be really grateful.
Who are this Linkin Park? Did you guys change to a boy band?
This album is absolutely amazing, it's a bit sad to look back after its release but I remind myself how lucky we were to witness this masterpiece. Stunning tracks, excellent audio quality, and not a single skip or surface noise to be found!
Check out the comments made before Chester's passing, then look at the ones after, and you'll be like “damn, this band's stuff is all golden now”.
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