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Tuesday, March 1 2011

Linkin Park: 29 January 2011 - Kansas City, MO

If the band simply played their music in a naked and honest fashion, sans all the superfluous wining and dining, they would be a top live act instead of merely above average.


Tuesday, November 2 2010

Linkin Park: A Thousand Suns

This is Linkin Park's attempt at creating their own version of Dark Side of the Moon...and, shockingly, it works!


Monday, March 16 2009

Linkin Park: Road to Revolution Live at Milton Keynes / Songs from the Underground

Road to Revolution, like the band itself, is slickly-produced, mostly soulless, but somehow not entirely without merit.


Friday, April 4 2008

Linkin Park

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.


Friday, May 25 2007

Linkin Park: Minutes to Midnight

Linkin Park are no longer the enraged adolescent's friend. They really want to start again.


Blogs

Friday, February 25 2011

Linkin Park’s New “Burning in the Skies” Video

Good song, but, sorry, a pathetic music video.


News

Tuesday, February 26 2008

After weathering a tussle with their studio, Linkin Park is ready to play

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,…


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