LINKIN PARK may be known for their groundbreaking 2000 debut album, “Hybrid Theory”, which, by infusing metal with hip-hop, many consider one of the most influential in the nu-metal movement, but the California rockers matured and built upon what they started with the follow-up, 2003’s “Meteora”.
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