tsinoitcelfer
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- May 25, 2007
So here's my question, and I don't really want it to be a poll, but if someone thinks there should be, then someone will add one, later....
Anyway, do you think it would've been better for Linkin Park to still change their sound, but remain in the 'rap rock' category that got them famous?
Like, maybe not make it as polished or formulaic as before, but still retain it's feel.
When the band themselves said that the album would have 'classic rock guitar, vintage hip hop beats,' I imagined something sort of like Start It All Up's beat, with Lying From You sort of guitar, except with that classic rock sort of feel.
Like it would not only bring together the genres of today, but also the genres through time, and how they've changed and adapted.
Don't get my wrong, I love Minutes to Midnight and how it came out, but do you think they could've been equally different by going more within those parameters?
Anyway, do you think it would've been better for Linkin Park to still change their sound, but remain in the 'rap rock' category that got them famous?
Like, maybe not make it as polished or formulaic as before, but still retain it's feel.
When the band themselves said that the album would have 'classic rock guitar, vintage hip hop beats,' I imagined something sort of like Start It All Up's beat, with Lying From You sort of guitar, except with that classic rock sort of feel.
Like it would not only bring together the genres of today, but also the genres through time, and how they've changed and adapted.
Don't get my wrong, I love Minutes to Midnight and how it came out, but do you think they could've been equally different by going more within those parameters?