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Articles tagged "linkin park" Music ReviewLinkin Park: Road to Revolution Live at Milton Keynes / Songs from the Undergroundby Kyle Deas[16.Mar.09] :. Road to Revolution, like the band itself, is slickly-produced, mostly soulless, but somehow not entirely without merit.  Events ReviewLinkin Parkby William Carl Ferleman[4.Apr.08] :. Linkin Park’s ostentatious crowd-kissing really was unwarranted because so much of the band’s music was compelling as well as lively in performance. The music stood out on its own; there was no need for band members to “keep it real” with the crowd.  NewsAfter weathering a tussle with their studio, Linkin Park is ready to playby Walter Tunis [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][26.Feb.08] :. It’s conference-call time. On one end of the line, waiting for the telephone festivities to start, are the two frontmen for the multiplatinum, rap-rock, nu-metal, what-have-you band Linkin...  Music ReviewLinkin Park: Minutes to Midnightby Andrew Blackie[25.May.07] :. Linkin Park are no longer the enraged adolescent's friend. They really want to start again.  Music ReviewLinkin Park: Hybrid Theoryby Stephanie Dickison[23.Oct.01] :. Unless you’ve been under a rock the last year, you’ll know the boys that are Linkin Park. These fortunate five may not have changed the music scene (nu-metal was coined well before they... |
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