You know what the difference between good and cheap wine is? Good wine gets better with age. The longer you hold onto it, the fuller the flavor. The cheap wine may be drinkable the day you bring it home from the market but usually by the weekend, it becomes as sour as a glass of lemonade. Some thinks are not meant to endure.
I want to begin this article with a very embarrassing statement. I like Linkin Park. I grew up in the 80s. I listened to hair metal. I enjoyed Depeche Mode. I liked Faith No More. I liked rap. I even own a Phunk Junkeez CD. Well, I got it for free. I swear. So I have to tell you how excited I was to get the new Linkin Park CD Minutes to Midnight. And yes, I'm being very serious about this. Sadly, the new Linkin Park CD is terrible. It's not a hard rock CD. It's a pop CD. And it's not even a good pop CD. Most of the songs are so piss-poor they would have landed on the cutting room floor of a *Nsync album. What the hell happened to these guys? Who told them singing like vaginas was in this season? I never thought I would say this...but I miss the rap/rock.
Here's a key quote..."But the heartless wind kept blowing..." Even the writers on Lifetime are better than that.
How do I get my money back?
The 11 Worst Linkin Park Songs:
1. Shadow of the Day
2. Leave Out All The Rest
3. Valentine's Day
4. In Pieces
5. The Little Things That Give You Away
6. What I've Done
7. In Between
8. No More Sorrow
9. Hands Held High
10. Bleed It Out
11. Given Up
Boy's i think it was minute to midnight
ReplyDeleteP.S: I think Yhe worst is leave out the rest.Shadow Of the day fail because it's really long song but no sound 4.10-4.59.
So change it The WORST is leave out all the rest
I completely disagree with Leave Out All the Rest, Given Up, No More Sorrows, and Bleed it Out. Meteora and Hybrid Theory were AMAZING albums, and yes, M2M is disappointing. But Bleed it Out may be one of my favorite LP songs. Shadow of the Day and Valentines Day are both piss-poor.
ReplyDeleteI think if u were a true LP fan, You'd stand by them as they grow. If they didn't change they'd fade into the times...
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