Meteora stands tall as the most refined representation of the "classic" Linkin Park sound, an enduring statement that helped the young band capture lightning in a bottle for a second time.
Meteora (20th Anniversary Edition) is a gorgeous treasure that depicts the unexampled vastness and sense of accomplishment the band achieved that left a lasting mark on the industry many years after its completion.
*Disc 6 review, only new songs*
As someone who loves Meteora and thinks it's by far their best album (not even close), I was very excited for this. I mean Lost as a single made me very emotional, hearing Chester's voice again and the emotion he pulled out on that song really got me. While I wasn't as crazy about Fighting Myself, I still thought it was good.
And this is easily one of the most valuable Anniversary Edition albums I've heard. I usually don't care for them, because they don't add ... read more
Linkin park in the studio like
"Yeah this is the best thing we've ever made.
Don't release it"
Disc 6 is everything I had wanted it to be, "Massive" has left my ears ringing, and one I had to leave on repeat since 6 am it's so fucking good to me --Sort of a Linkin Park meets Deftones, is that why they didn't have it on the record?--. Think it fits comfortably in-between From the Inside and Breaking the Habit. Also Healing Foot is a full song! so good only knew it as an instrumental. "Wesside" is the hardest nu-metal beat I've ever heard, 8-bit west coast vibes infect ... read more
1. Lost - 100
2. Fighting Myself - 100
3. More the Victim -100
4. Massive - 93
5. Healing Foot - 100
I thought every single one of these was unbelievably great.
Adds so much to the already amazing Meteora. The demos and unreleased tracks here go so hard and are honestly my favorite parts of this entire 20th anniversary.
Best songs are More The Victim/Healing Foot/Massive/Resolution
Disc 1
Disc 2
Disc 3
Disc 4
Disc 5
Disc 6