Linkin park

[instantdeath999]

Chester, I think he has a good voice.

people who enjoy linkin park are people who have not been exposed to music outside the mainstream

Not necessarily.

[Insane3]

but in order to get them to listen to other bands, we need to convince them how much linkin park sucks by introducing the other bands!

but since im at school, i cant post good music right now

What are you studying? (Since nobody wants to talk about LP... obviously lol)

[a21schizoidman]

What are you studying? (Since nobody wants to talk about LP... obviously lol)

im gonna be a History major and join the FBI

my next class is n00b Algebra

[instantdeath999]

From my experience, attempting to "convince" a person that a band they like sucks normally doesn't do any good... more often than not, it does the opposite.

Algebra, on the other hand, needs to die in a fire.

[a21schizoidman]

Calculus, on the other hand, needs to die in a fire.

fixed

[Fizzeler]

From my experience, attempting to "convince" a person that a band they like sucks normally doesn't do any good... more often than not, it does the opposite.

Algebra, on the other hand, needs to die in a fire.

Calculus >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Algebra >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Geometry

Geometry must die!

[Onslaught_fei]

Chester, I think he has a good voice.

You know, Ive actually seen LP twice in concert. (I have seen so many bands, a large chunk of whom I do not actively listen to or claim to be a fan). Once was solely because of my wife, shes a fan, and the other time they toured with Metallica (Big company of us, multiple cars and big road trip).

When Im watching a band live, especially one who Im not familiar or think Im familiar with, I scrutinize them heavily. I was expecting his voice to have been fleshed out and smoothed out in the studio and horrible live but his live performance (and it was on a DVD they released, this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R71Jrv0Kp28. My group is in the front row and Im actually visible a few times) was spot on.

I mean, I know they are stupidly popular but in all honesty I would not write their talent off. My wife claims they toured 90% of the year during their 1st and 2nd albums and you have to strike something, maybe not instrumental talent, to sell almost 25 million of the same ****ing album.

[instantdeath999]

You know, Ive actually seen LP twice in concert. (I have seen so many bands, a large chunk of whom I do not actively listen to or claim to be a fan). Once was solely because of my wife, shes a fan, and the other time they toured with Metallica (Big company of us, multiple cars and big road trip).

When Im watching a band live, especially one who Im not familiar or think Im familiar with, I scrutinize them heavily. I was expecting his voice to have been fleshed out and smoothed out in the studio and horrible live but his live performance (and it was on a DVD they released, this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R71Jrv0Kp28. My group is in the front row and Im actually visible a few times) was spot on.

I mean, I know they are stupidly popular but in all honesty I would not write their talent off. My wife claims they toured 90% of the year during their 1st and 2nd albums and you have to strike something, maybe not instrumental talent, to sell almost 25 million of the same ****ing album.

I'll actually say that Chester is not a bad singer at all. I've only seen a live DVD, but he could actually replicate his studio vocals, something that can't be said about the vast majority of vocalists from the nu-metal movement. I actually like some of the vocally driven songs, like "In Pieces".

Of course, the band itself is very simple.

[Onslaught_fei]

I'll actually say that Chester is not a bad singer at all. I've only seen a live DVD, but he could actually replicate his studio vocals, something that can't be said about the vast majority of vocalists from the nu-metal movement. I actually like some of the vocally driven songs, like "In Pieces".

Of course, the band itself is very simple.

The guitars are pretty ****ing horrible.

[instantdeath999]

The guitars are pretty ****ing horrible.

Yes, they are. Which is why I like In Pieces. Almost no guitars.

I also don't really care for the rapping.