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Linkin Park

Artist Song
Linkin Park  In the End  
Linkin Park  Numb  
Linkin Park  What I've Done  
Linkin Park  One Step Closer  
Linkin Park  The Catalyst  
Linkin Park  Breaking the Habit  
Linkin Park  Crawling  
Linkin Park  New Divide  
Linkin Park  Faint  
Jay-Z & Linkin Park  Numb / Encore  
Linkin Park  Iridescent (from Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon)  
Linkin Park  Somewhere I Belong  
Linkin Park  Bleed It Out  
Linkin Park  Shadow of the Day  
Linkin Park  Papercut  
Linkin Park  Wretches and Kings  
Linkin Park  Leave Out All the Rest  
Linkin Park  Lying from You  
Fort Minor featuring Holly Brook and Jonah Matranga  Where'd You Go  
Linkin Park  My December  
Linkin Park  Runaway  
Linkin Park  Waiting for the End  
Linkin Park  Given Up  
Linkin Park  Burning In the Skies  
Linkin Park  Numb (Live)  
Jay-Z & Linkin Park  Dirt Off Your Shoulder / Lying from You  
Linkin Park  From the Inside  
Linkin Park  Points of Authority  
Linkin Park  Blackbirds (Non-Album Track From The 8-Bit Rebellion! App)  
Linkin Park  Enth e Nd  

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For all of the talk about rap-metal's rise in the late '90s, few acts aced its aggro-pop formula of head-on-collision chords, bloodletting lyrics, rabid rhymes, and scratchy breaks quite like Linkin Park. Beginning with their breakthrough singles "One Step Closer" and the GRAMMY®-certified "Crawling," the L.A. natives have always treated their tracks like the freshly tapped minds of a psych ward. On one extreme, there's the fleet-fingered turntable tricks and ambient techno trappings of DJ Joseph Hahn, bounced right off the bulletproof verses of MC Mike Shinoda; on the other, the searing/soothing singing of Chester Bennington, a perfect complement to the band's thrash-about backdrop. No wonder potential train-wreck project — a mash-up album, [i]Collision Course[/i]; remix compilation, [i]Reanimation[/i]; and laid-back Busta Rhymes collab, "We Made It" — have sounded effortless . . . like art projects cast in color-wheel beats and rhythms.
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