They weren't Christian. It's just most of the songs reflect his depression and his fight with his inner demons. A fight he gradually lost and took his own life.
To be fair there is the institutionalized Christianity of American culture that they were raised in. Even if they were not raised specifically Christian the symbolism and language of it are a deeply rooted part of American culture.
@@immeasurablyme3698 They are but they literally come from the same root. Judaism, Christianity, Islam, all Abrahamic religions who worship the same God in different ways.
ALL of you are correct and have valid points!! What I took away from the original post, and the only reason I was going to comment, was to lament the passing of Chester! I’m sad! We will never get to here new music from HIM again! He lost his war! After fighting for so long and so hard and winning so many battles, he lost his war! It hurts my heart! 💔
You are absolutely right, Chester's voice is one of a kind and he was ment to sing to the masses and inspire millions to pursue their dreams and never give up
In this song, Chester Bennington sings about things we've done that we regret - how we want to forget it all and move on. According to Bennington, the theme of the song is "admitting to your faults of the past and kind of accepting it and moving on and trying to become something better."
@@danielmuller2701 im gunna guess very easily. Not everyone might listen to the same genres growing up. I only heardof them on purpose. Also consider the point that maybe he has heard In The End, which is one most people recognize, but did not recognize the band or remember as it had been a while. I personally dont listen to the radio so im sure i miss a ton of huge bands and music.
Looking into Chester’s life story will give you a lot of insight into their lyrics. He used it as therapy in a way. Sadly it wasn’t enough to save him.
I feel like every Linkin Park song was Chester’s cry for help and In The End he will always be remembered as a legend; Funny thing is that I look like him even though I’m not his child, but I won’t post any picture of myself on any social media app.
@@kylo_bess23 Chester would always say mike was the heart of the music. He did a lot of the writing of lyrics and music both. They made a great pair for each other.
Also, for 'religious band' - not really. Shame, You did not seen it with ORYGINAL VIDEO - it explain much more, like humanity 'mistakes', like polluting environment, or rising dictators. Lives rising and fading... Video really add much to emotions, that song itself cause. Another VERY TOP RECOMMENDED from OLD Linkin Park is *In the End* , or *Numb* , or *Crawling* . 😔 ... Just listening to Chester songs now, from perspective, we only see, how DEEP his depression was. 💔
Chester is a legend in my book. RIP to one of the best. You can hear and feel his emotions in every song. Would love to see you find more of their stuff. They have so many amazing songs. Check out Leave out all the rest next.
Points of authority, the music video for that song was absolutely incredible for its time. In modern times cool CGI like that exists everywhere, but back then? nope.
The band is not a Christian band but Chester, the lead singer, dealt with depression and inadequacies. Phenomenal band!!! What I love about the band and Chester is that you can feel the pain, passion, joy and growth in every note and every lyric.
Really glad you enjoy LP. They're known for a very unique sound, and also for very personal and meaningful lyrics. Those lyrics have helped a lot of people over the last two decades.
So Mike Shinoda is the rapper/second vocalist/pianist of the group and he has his own solo album as well as his own rap solo project called Fort Minor. You should absolutely listen to the song Kenji by Fort Minor. It is about the internment camps of WW2 and the experiences of the japanese and other asians in those camps. Very heartfelt lyrics.
His other album under his own name is called Post Traumatic which is him working through the passing of Chester and is absolutely another recommend for you to listen to, any of the songs.
Bro, Chester Bennington touched an entire generation with his amazing vocals and deep-cutting lyrics. Linkin Park deserves full credit, as well, for being his conduit. Chester saved me with his lyrics at times, and helped me get through losing some people I loved. Rest in Paradise, to one of the greatest.
I was in my 40s when I first heard Linkin Park, coming from a iron maiden, ac/dc fan they blew me away, still have this album and play it on almost daily basis, ive moved into my 60s as a rocker, shame Chester passed RIP genius
This song is definitely one of their hits. LP are a Nu Metal/Alternative Rock band that really took off in the early 2000s. A lot of their lyrical content is mental health related (depression, anxiety, etc). In The End, Crawling, and Runaway are some must listen to tracks of theirs IMO. R.I.P. to the legend that is Chester Bennington 🖤
Recommendation list: "high voltage" for some rhymes, "given up" because wow, a place for my head, bleed it out, crawling, papercut, faint, by myself, figure.09, burn it down, and lastly "leave out all the rest" has so much more meaning now.... that's just to start.....
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*Never* I tapped faster. RIP Chester Benington. What have You done... 🥺 Ps. From propositions: After the War Gary Moore, or Gnarls Barkley *Crazy* - especially with ORYGINAL VIDEO. ☺️
Not a christian band perse but they sang alot about redemption, Guilt and sacrifice so theres alot of crossover and I can absolutely see why people would think that
i miss Chester soo much.. i grew up listening to this.. i remember i hear this band in 2013 when i was a teen. And i fall in love with them and Chester voice. he sings so beautiful and his screams are beautiful demonic.
I get extremely emotional when I watch him. Especially their video in the subway station in New York singing In the End😢. He was so extraordinarily talented.
Chester was a warm, kind, talented family man who was fighting his inner demons until the depression took his life. This song helped me beat my own drug addiction. I am forever grateful to Chester, Mike, Rob Brad, Dave and Joe. RIP legend!
RIP Chester Bennington. An AMAZING voice!!! LP is one of my absolute, all-time favorite bands! 💯🔥🔥🔥 (And, no, LP is in no way a Christian or religious band...though Chester's vocals may be considered _heavenly_ 😉) You should really listen to the LP/Jay-Z (MTV) mashups (they recorded an entire album together & did a concert tour) 👍 Ahh-mazing!!
Same, I grew up listening to Linkin Park and even got a chance to see them live in 2012, all in all LP is my all-time favorite band. R.I.P. to legend himself: Chester Bennington.
You were definitely right about the lyrics. It's also about how we humans do a lot of terrible things and take things for granted. It's a song for change. Pollution, waste etc being things we need to atone for.
Linkin Park came out at a time when rock/rap and Nu Metal were developing genres, and I often think if they had come out a few years before or after they did, they would have been so much bigger than they were. They were hugely popular, but I feel like they were under-appreciated.
Linkin Park were one of the biggest rock bands of the 2000’s. Even in 2017 before Chester passed they were huge. They also have the best selling rock record in Hybrid Theory with over 30 Million copies sold
What I've Done really stands out to me as having excellent use of each instrument. Very distinctive piano intro and outro, the build created by the guitar, and then the buildup of the drums to change it up, exactly creating this feeling that "something changed", which supports the lyrics so well. And the lyrics are absolutely inspiring, regardless of whether one interprets the forgiveness as religious or not. But I will say, I enjoy the fact that the person is not asking for forgiveness, from another person or a god, but granting themselves forgiveness. External forgiveness can be something to strive for, but it's important to consider the power of internal forgiveness. Beating yourself up over mistakes you've made is an easy pattern to fall into and stay inside, but does it really make anything better? Learn, change your ways, and then move forward with forgiveness for yourself. Don't drag that weight to punish yourself.
When I heard the news, I was frozen in complete sadness/denial because I was thinking in my head, is he really gone, or is he pulling prank on all of us, but when I heard it again, on different news stations to confirm that Chester really was gone, and for weeks after his passing, I refused to listen to any Linkin Park song because I just could not bear to listen to their songs w/o having the overwhelmingly sense of sadness bearing down on my shoulders as I listened to the lyrics and hearing Chester’s angelic voice.
@@kylo_bess23 And Cornell just a few weeks before him too. Two of the few good parts of my shit childhood literally dying. Still hard to listen to this track in the new context, but also do so regularly. If we forget or suppress our memories, they die. That absolutely doesn't need to happen here. Now if you'll excuse me...I need a ciggy and a beer or 3...
Your analysis is correct, in that *LINKIN PARK* songs have always spoken to MY SOUL, told of aspects of communication that cannot be delighted or faked at all. That should be shared honestly, if perhaps, harshly or sharply. Points that are often glossed over or overlooked. Subscribed.
Absolutely loved your commentary. I thought your interpretation was spot on. Not sure if you've done New Divide but would really enjoy watching that one.
Linkin Park is an amazing talent of music.. Definitely worth checking out many of their other hits. consider this song has over a half a billion views.. which does not even place it in the Top 3 by the band .. "In the End" ( 1.2 billion) .. "Numb" ( 1.6 billion ) .. and their Debut to the world "One Step closer" was completed in 1 take.. Chester's "emotional outburst" during the song is pure anguish, and him releasing so much stress after a Real life family argument... and it comes out in the creation of the song their debut album ""Hybrid Theory"" I would say was a game changer to music... Amazing album
I can only imagine how much he would be amazed when he will listen to the songs that display chester's true power. Do given up from AOL sessions or Faint from Rock am ring 2007
My oldest son introduced me to Linkin Park as I introduced him to all the Old School Rock!! Still today when either of us her Any Song that Chester is singing it brings Tears to Our Eyes, knowing that We Lost an AMAZING VOICE that takes you on a journey!!! God Rest His Soul!! 😭😭 Thank You for Honoring Him with your Reaction!! ❤️
Chester Bennington and Linkin Park are an iconic part of music history. Listen to literally everything from them and you will not be disappointed. Specifically watch The Messenger, and from their One More Light Tour, Crawling and One More Light. This was Chester's last tour before he tragically took his own life. He was an incredible poet, artist, and performer. He will forever be missed. RIP
I "get" it. Struggling over mistakes made. Hating oneself and finally passing through to the other side. While not religious, spiritual beyond belief sometimes. Struggle with addiction and depression. I get that too. One More Light. Please review it. Thank you!
Stumbled across this as I was listening to Linkin park. I've been a die hard fan of the band for the last 25 years of my life. I was blessed to watch them live and it was one of my happiest memories ever. Rip Chester. Hopefully you found peace.
RIP Chester, his vocals were out of this world, I had the pleasure of attending many meet and greets with the band and they were all so very humble and down to earth.
Bro you’re absolutely right this man was born to perform to share that beautiful amazing voice of his that is missed every day. You have to dive into Lincoln Park and their entire catalog they will blow you away this band is and was unbelievably amazing. Rest in peace Chester in the end it really did matter
First time hearing Linkin Park? I mean seriously, do ppl actually belive that these guys have never heard Linkin Park before and are reacting like it? Blows my mind...
I’m not a rock type of guy neither am I am linkin park fan but this song has a dear place in my heart.I first listened to it when I watched Transformers around 2013 as a kid I never understood the lyrics but now it hits different.
Chester did have a one of a kind voice and could sing in every range and deliver such emotion through his voice like nothing I’ve ever experienced from any other singer. It sounds cheesy, but my life was literally saved in what were about to be my final moments by one of their songs and the lyrics I heard. There’s nothing more powerful at times than music and song and these guys have been one of my biggest anchors to life for a long time, it broke me when we lost Chester and it still does. But we still have the music and that still saves people everyday.
If you're looking to see Chester in his element, "Numb" and "Breaking the Habit" are two must watch/listen videos/songs. Other great songs are "Somewhere I Belong" and "In the End" which feature the D.J.'s, Mike Shinoda's, lyrical talent. I would also suggest reacting to "Heavy". It was one of the last songs Chester recorded before ending his own life. R.I.P. Chester. Gone but never forgotten. (Edit: grammar)
LP really does have some good songs, used to listed to their first album a lot while playing video games, lol. A really good song from a later album is "Burn it Down". "Castle of Glass" is good to, very emotional music video.
You have to do in the end next!! My all time favorite rock song. Listened to it since I was a kid. Keep up the hard work man. One of my favorite reaction channels
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They weren't Christian. It's just most of the songs reflect his depression and his fight with his inner demons. A fight he gradually lost and took his own life.
To be fair there is the institutionalized Christianity of American culture that they were raised in. Even if they were not raised specifically Christian the symbolism and language of it are a deeply rooted part of American culture.
@@PenneySounds Do I need to explain to you how deeply tied Judaism and Christianity are?
@@Toastybees do I need to explain to you that Judaism and Christianity are different?
@@immeasurablyme3698 They are but they literally come from the same root. Judaism, Christianity, Islam, all Abrahamic religions who worship the same God in different ways.
ALL of you are correct and have valid points!! What I took away from the original post, and the only reason I was going to comment, was to lament the passing of Chester! I’m sad! We will never get to here new music from HIM again! He lost his war! After fighting for so long and so hard and winning so many battles, he lost his war! It hurts my heart! 💔
You are absolutely right, Chester's voice is one of a kind and he was ment to sing to the masses and inspire millions to pursue their dreams and never give up
AGREE 100%!!!
He wasn’t shit
@@txcarnage8179 yeah!! A keyboard warrior
Your wrong, not meant to be… but he was! And always will be. Chester the legend
Hearing Chester so clearly and seeing him as if he's faded away.... hurts my heart, MrLboyd.
Ugh same.
One More Light.... and I whisper "I do."
😢💔
In this song, Chester Bennington sings about things we've done that we regret - how we want to forget it all and move on. According to Bennington, the theme of the song is "admitting to your faults of the past and kind of accepting it and moving on and trying to become something better."
And sadly it was the one thing Chester couldn't make himself do. Still devastated I won't get to see him live.
A perfect example of genuine soul and artist. Miss him
Breaking the Habit!!! The official music video is one of the most visually striking mv Ive ever seen. And the song is amazing.
That sounds very close to the studio version, but I know it wasn't. Chester was a fucking monster on the mic.
Bleed it out by them is phenomenal. Rap verses from Mike and choruses and sick bridge from chester. The icing in the cake is fantastic lyrics
Bleed It Out is probably my #2 most favorite Linkin Park song. Hands Held High is my #1.
I bleed it out dig it deeper just to throw it away. The tampon song.
for me its "a place in my head". it's a amazing song.
Bleed it out's MV is also really good, he should do this one and Crawling, because come on, its Crawling.
One of my top songs as well
I can't wait for "I've given up" by LP!
Edit: Naw, not a Christian-rock band
Yeah he could react to any LP song and it would be amazing, but I really hope he does this one soon.
Given Up**
I genuinely don’t know how someone can live to adulthood without hearing Linkin Park..
I mean I'd get it if my cousin who's 7 rn would manage that... but someone our age.. HOW??
@@danielmuller2701 im gunna guess very easily. Not everyone might listen to the same genres growing up. I only heardof them on purpose. Also consider the point that maybe he has heard In The End, which is one most people recognize, but did not recognize the band or remember as it had been a while. I personally dont listen to the radio so im sure i miss a ton of huge bands and music.
Looking into Chester’s life story will give you a lot of insight into their lyrics. He used it as therapy in a way. Sadly it wasn’t enough to save him.
I feel like every Linkin Park song was Chester’s cry for help and In The End he will always be remembered as a legend; Funny thing is that I look like him even though I’m not his child, but I won’t post any picture of myself on any social media app.
@@kylo_bess23 While just about every song chronicles Chester's struggles, ironically Mike Shinoda wrote a majority of their lyrics.
@@jonathonnapier8819, I knew Mike was involved with writing the lyrics, but I didn’t know for sure, though. Thanks, for clearing that up.
@@kylo_bess23 Chester would always say mike was the heart of the music. He did a lot of the writing of lyrics and music both. They made a great pair for each other.
rip chester, at least it was enough to save countless others, may he never be forgotten
Also, for 'religious band' - not really. Shame, You did not seen it with ORYGINAL VIDEO - it explain much more, like humanity 'mistakes', like polluting environment, or rising dictators. Lives rising and fading... Video really add much to emotions, that song itself cause.
Another VERY TOP RECOMMENDED from OLD Linkin Park is *In the End* , or *Numb* , or *Crawling* . 😔
... Just listening to Chester songs now, from perspective, we only see, how DEEP his depression was. 💔
DMCA bro, i know
@@Reefizer Some people on RUclips FINDS ways. 🤷🏻♀️
"I am Optimus Prime, & I send this message to any surviving Autobots taking refuge among the stars. We are here, we are waiting."
So Sad that he’s gone… One Of The Best! Rest In Peace Chester. 🙏🏼🕊❤️
😞
Chester is a legend in my book. RIP to one of the best. You can hear and feel his emotions in every song. Would love to see you find more of their stuff. They have so many amazing songs. Check out Leave out all the rest next.
Points of authority/99 problems/one step closer live is incredible. Both JayZ and LP crush it
Understatement of the century! 😁😁😁
Points of authority, the music video for that song was absolutely incredible for its time. In modern times cool CGI like that exists everywhere, but back then? nope.
Lucky I got to see it live
The band is not a Christian band but Chester, the lead singer, dealt with depression and inadequacies. Phenomenal band!!! What I love about the band and Chester is that you can feel the pain, passion, joy and growth in every note and every lyric.
Yesssssss!!!! This band took me through so many difficult times In my life. So sad he is gone.
My kids know that when I pass, I want Linkin Park "Leave Out All the Rest" played. RIP Chester
Really glad you enjoy LP.
They're known for a very unique sound, and also for very personal and meaningful lyrics. Those lyrics have helped a lot of people over the last two decades.
Chester was one of a kind. He and his voice will be sorely deeply missed. R.I.P. Chester.
More Linkin Park!!! Bleed It Out, Numb, In The End, One Step Closer, Numb/Encore (Feat. Jay Z), Crawling, A Place For My Head...
Yeeesss!! All of these!!
Still waiting lol
"Remember you're loved
And you always will be
This melody will bring you home
Because
When life leaves us blind
Love keeps us kind..."
❤️
The Linkin Park + Jay-Z live concert is a must. Would love your reaction to “Collision course”.
Linkin Park is masterclass music, they stand in a Genre of their own imo.
"Given up" is my favorite! If you want to hear chester sing his ass off, give it a listen.
So Mike Shinoda is the rapper/second vocalist/pianist of the group and he has his own solo album as well as his own rap solo project called Fort Minor. You should absolutely listen to the song Kenji by Fort Minor. It is about the internment camps of WW2 and the experiences of the japanese and other asians in those camps. Very heartfelt lyrics.
His other album under his own name is called Post Traumatic which is him working through the passing of Chester and is absolutely another recommend for you to listen to, any of the songs.
Linkin Park - braking the habit.
Makes me tear up every time
You gotta just sit and listen to the Hybrid Theory album front to back. Then listen to Hybrid Theory [REANIMATION]
The Best combo! Really shows their talent.
Bro, Chester Bennington touched an entire generation with his amazing vocals and deep-cutting lyrics. Linkin Park deserves full credit, as well, for being his conduit.
Chester saved me with his lyrics at times, and helped me get through losing some people I loved. Rest in Paradise, to one of the greatest.
He touched multiple generation even dead he keep on amaze the new generation
When I’m an old man I really hope I get to see people looking back at Chester as one of the greatest artist of this time
I think our guy needs to hear them do bleed it out.
Chester helped all he could with what he had.
I still Think the jay-z/linken park collab is the best of both worlds.
You’ve made excellent choices so far. Keep going with Linkin Park. They have everything you could want in a band.
You should dive into their entire catalog! Nothing but amazing songs
I was in my 40s when I first heard Linkin Park, coming from a iron maiden, ac/dc fan they blew me away, still have this album and play it on almost daily basis, ive moved into my 60s as a rocker, shame Chester passed RIP genius
Faint is a great song that shows off a mixture of their talents
R.I.P Chester man. I miss that man.
Linkin Park/Jay Z...99 Problems/Crawling...Live.
Its a must watch. But most everything Linkin Park is a must listen.
This song is definitely one of their hits. LP are a Nu Metal/Alternative Rock band that really took off in the early 2000s. A lot of their lyrical content is mental health related (depression, anxiety, etc). In The End, Crawling, and Runaway are some must listen to tracks of theirs IMO. R.I.P. to the legend that is Chester Bennington 🖤
A place for my head
Definitely recommend you listen to Bleed It Out Live at Milton Keynes, it's one of their strongest live performances ever.
pretty much anything by linkin park, can't go wrong 🙏
Recommendation list: "high voltage" for some rhymes, "given up" because wow, a place for my head, bleed it out, crawling, papercut, faint, by myself, figure.09, burn it down, and lastly "leave out all the rest" has so much more meaning now.... that's just to start.....
RIP Chester you are missed by so many.
A place for my head live in texas,trust me
Generally I'd like to say you're the most intelligent reactor. You grasp musicianship, lyrics, story, genre. Your knowledge of the whole story is Wonderful
*Never* I tapped faster.
RIP Chester Benington. What have You done... 🥺
Ps. From propositions: After the War Gary Moore, or Gnarls Barkley *Crazy* - especially with ORYGINAL VIDEO. ☺️
Not a christian band perse but they sang alot about redemption, Guilt and sacrifice so theres alot of crossover and I can absolutely see why people would think that
"Leave Out All The Rest" is my favorite track on that album.
its one of my fav tracks period
Their entire Hybrid Theory album, Numb, Powerless, Guilty all the Same, they had so much good stuff. RIP Chester.
i miss Chester soo much.. i grew up listening to this.. i remember i hear this band in 2013 when i was a teen. And i fall in love with them and Chester voice. he sings so beautiful and his screams are beautiful demonic.
I get extremely emotional when I watch him. Especially their video in the subway station in New York singing In the End😢. He was so extraordinarily talented.
You have to check out numb. It’s poetry! It’s also foreshadowing what Chester was going through and why he took his like. So sad! He was amazing
I'd really love you to react to "one more light" and while Reading the lyrics keep in mind that he took his life shortly After.
Rip Chester
I believe the video for "Talking to Myself" was released the same day he died.
One more. Crying while listening. I'll be back for more reactions. You've been very thoughtful☮️💜 thank you
Not a religious genre. Touches on mental struggles following abuse. Depression.
One of, if not, The Best Singer Ever 😍
Chester was a warm, kind, talented family man who was fighting his inner demons until the depression took his life.
This song helped me beat my own drug addiction. I am forever grateful to Chester, Mike, Rob Brad, Dave and Joe. RIP legend!
RIP Chester Bennington. An AMAZING voice!!! LP is one of my absolute, all-time favorite bands! 💯🔥🔥🔥
(And, no, LP is in no way a Christian or religious band...though Chester's vocals may be considered _heavenly_ 😉)
You should really listen to the LP/Jay-Z (MTV) mashups (they recorded an entire album together & did a concert tour) 👍 Ahh-mazing!!
Same, I grew up listening to Linkin Park and even got a chance to see them live in 2012, all in all LP is my all-time favorite band. R.I.P. to legend himself: Chester Bennington.
You were definitely right about the lyrics. It's also about how we humans do a lot of terrible things and take things for granted. It's a song for change. Pollution, waste etc being things we need to atone for.
Linkin Park came out at a time when rock/rap and Nu Metal were developing genres, and I often think if they had come out a few years before or after they did, they would have been so much bigger than they were. They were hugely popular, but I feel like they were under-appreciated.
Linkin Park were one of the biggest rock bands of the 2000’s. Even in 2017 before Chester passed they were huge. They also have the best selling rock record in Hybrid Theory with over 30 Million copies sold
@@joshmolinari4873 I still know plenty of people who only know a song or two and don't know how good they really were. Especially live.
What I've Done really stands out to me as having excellent use of each instrument. Very distinctive piano intro and outro, the build created by the guitar, and then the buildup of the drums to change it up, exactly creating this feeling that "something changed", which supports the lyrics so well. And the lyrics are absolutely inspiring, regardless of whether one interprets the forgiveness as religious or not. But I will say, I enjoy the fact that the person is not asking for forgiveness, from another person or a god, but granting themselves forgiveness. External forgiveness can be something to strive for, but it's important to consider the power of internal forgiveness. Beating yourself up over mistakes you've made is an easy pattern to fall into and stay inside, but does it really make anything better? Learn, change your ways, and then move forward with forgiveness for yourself. Don't drag that weight to punish yourself.
RIP Chester - the only death of a person I never knew that affected me so tremendously 💔💔💔
And Layne Staley got me
Linkin Park has many great songs and always awesome lyrics. Many of their songs actually are rap / rock mix and heavy content. One of my favorites!
He was made for singing. His first band "GREY DAZE", who relaunched the album "AMENDS", is with who he really started and he was only 17yo.
Rip Chester. I bawled for days after getting the news. Just wish I didn’t hear one more light before knowing. Double killed me
When I heard the news, I was frozen in complete sadness/denial because I was thinking in my head, is he really gone, or is he pulling prank on all of us, but when I heard it again, on different news stations to confirm that Chester really was gone, and for weeks after his passing, I refused to listen to any Linkin Park song because I just could not bear to listen to their songs w/o having the overwhelmingly sense of sadness bearing down on my shoulders as I listened to the lyrics and hearing Chester’s angelic voice.
@@kylo_bess23 And Cornell just a few weeks before him too. Two of the few good parts of my shit childhood literally dying. Still hard to listen to this track in the new context, but also do so regularly. If we forget or suppress our memories, they die. That absolutely doesn't need to happen here.
Now if you'll excuse me...I need a ciggy and a beer or 3...
Your analysis is correct, in that *LINKIN PARK* songs have always spoken to MY SOUL, told of aspects of communication that cannot be delighted or faked at all. That should be shared honestly, if perhaps, harshly or sharply. Points that are often glossed over or overlooked. Subscribed.
Everytime I hear them my heart‘s crying.. A huge Thank you for this video from Germany 🙋🏼♀️
Absolutely loved your commentary. I thought your interpretation was spot on. Not sure if you've done New Divide but would really enjoy watching that one.
Linkin Park is an amazing talent of music.. Definitely worth checking out many of their other hits. consider this song has over a half a billion views.. which does not even place it in the Top 3 by the band .. "In the End" ( 1.2 billion) .. "Numb" ( 1.6 billion ) .. and their Debut to the world "One Step closer" was completed in 1 take.. Chester's "emotional outburst" during the song is pure anguish, and him releasing so much stress after a Real life family argument... and it comes out in the creation of the song
their debut album ""Hybrid Theory"" I would say was a game changer to music... Amazing album
Hey bro I'm a vet and this song really speaks to me
Generational talent, RIP Chester
I can only imagine how much he would be amazed when he will listen to the songs that display chester's true power. Do given up from AOL sessions or Faint from Rock am ring 2007
Waiting for the end, QWERTY ,No more sorrow...all 3 songs are completely different and shows how diverse LP was....R.I.P Chester!!!
My oldest son introduced me to Linkin Park as I introduced him to all the Old School Rock!! Still today when either of us her Any Song that Chester is singing it brings Tears to Our Eyes, knowing that We Lost an AMAZING VOICE that takes you on a journey!!! God Rest His Soul!! 😭😭 Thank You for Honoring Him with your Reaction!! ❤️
If you haven't already, go look up Mike Shinoda's music production credits, soundtracks, etc. etc... the dude is prolific.
Chester Bennington and Linkin Park are an iconic part of music history. Listen to literally everything from them and you will not be disappointed. Specifically watch The Messenger, and from their One More Light Tour, Crawling and One More Light. This was Chester's last tour before he tragically took his own life. He was an incredible poet, artist, and performer. He will forever be missed. RIP
Iridescent is another great song
Chester was an angel with a warning sign. He was a gift and a message.
I "get" it. Struggling over mistakes made. Hating oneself and finally passing through to the other side. While not religious, spiritual beyond belief sometimes. Struggle with addiction and depression. I get that too. One More Light. Please review it. Thank you!
One song that there aren't a whole lot of reactions to, but is 🔥. "Keys to the Kingdom" also by Linkin Park. Everybody in the band goes off
Stumbled across this as I was listening to Linkin park. I've been a die hard fan of the band for the last 25 years of my life. I was blessed to watch them live and it was one of my happiest memories ever. Rip Chester. Hopefully you found peace.
Chester Bennington: Voice of an Angel; Screams like a Demon!!!!
R.I.P. Chazz! Forever missed
RIP Chester, his vocals were out of this world, I had the pleasure of attending many meet and greets with the band and they were all so very humble and down to earth.
RIP Chester :/ man never got enough credit for that voice.
Bro you’re absolutely right this man was born to perform to share that beautiful amazing voice of his that is missed every day. You have to dive into Lincoln Park and their entire catalog they will blow you away this band is and was unbelievably amazing. Rest in peace Chester in the end it really did matter
I find it fascinating to watch a reactor who is never ever heard of Linkin Park when's the biggest band for the past 20 years never heard of them
Lol I love how dramatic your thumbnail facial expressions are 😂
Linkin Park : Breaking the Habit ,bleedet out,given up
First time hearing Linkin Park? I mean seriously, do ppl actually belive that these guys have never heard Linkin Park before and are reacting like it? Blows my mind...
One more light would be a beautiful one to react to, also numb and in the end obviously.
R.I.P Chester his co-singer Still makes hip-hop/rock songs Mike Shinoda he's my fav.
Literally any song by them is frickin 🔥
I suggest By Myself, Bleed it Out and Waiting for the End for some diversity
Linkin Park are generally considered genre-defining. Not many people were doing it before them and everyone was trying to do it after.
I’m not a rock type of guy neither am I am linkin park fan but this song has a dear place in my heart.I first listened to it when I watched Transformers around 2013 as a kid I never understood the lyrics but now it hits different.
Chester did have a one of a kind voice and could sing in every range and deliver such emotion through his voice like nothing I’ve ever experienced from any other singer.
It sounds cheesy, but my life was literally saved in what were about to be my final moments by one of their songs and the lyrics I heard. There’s nothing more powerful at times than music and song and these guys have been one of my biggest anchors to life for a long time, it broke me when we lost Chester and it still does. But we still have the music and that still saves people everyday.
I, specifically, would like to see more of this specific type of content
It's sad to think Chester is not with us anymore RIP you had a huge impact on a generation of people
If you're looking to see Chester in his element, "Numb" and "Breaking the Habit" are two must watch/listen videos/songs.
Other great songs are "Somewhere I Belong" and "In the End" which feature the D.J.'s, Mike Shinoda's, lyrical talent.
I would also suggest reacting to "Heavy". It was one of the last songs Chester recorded before ending his own life.
R.I.P. Chester. Gone but never forgotten.
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LP really does have some good songs, used to listed to their first album a lot while playing video games, lol. A really good song from a later album is "Burn it Down". "Castle of Glass" is good to, very emotional music video.
You have to do in the end next!! My all time favorite rock song. Listened to it since I was a kid. Keep up the hard work man. One of my favorite reaction channels
You have to listen to all of LP. The whole discography is a massive cry for help. Shame it wasn't realised till after his death.