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Comment by Marko Klišanin on June 4, 2012 at 4:07am

E ljudi jel ima iko da ce ic na nova rock festival u nickelsdorfu sad u petak.pitam radi prijevoza.bilo bi jeftinije ako idemo busom il vlakom ako nas je vise, a ako autom podijelit cemo troskove.

Comment by Linkin Kid on May 31, 2012 at 4:11am

Tko napravi svoju verziju Burn it down videa dobiva 5 000 dolara ako pobijedi,za detalje: @genero(twitter) ili lp.com

Comment by Linkin Kid on May 24, 2012 at 12:51pm

LIES GREED MISERY

Comment by Linkin Kid on May 16, 2012 at 6:25am

Scavenger hunt se nastavlja i iz Chicaga seli u Brazil!

Comment by Linkin Kid on May 6, 2012 at 2:33am

Comment by Linkin Kid on April 21, 2012 at 3:28am

XDXDXD

Comment by Linkin Kid on April 20, 2012 at 8:05am

The Hundreds Blog:

(dio iz bloga/part of blog)

Living Things debuts June 26th.  It’s by far the band’s best, most comprehensive work, surprisingly jumpstarting with LP’s familiar, heavy rap-n-roll sound of yesteryear.  The first two tracks are like old friends to Linkin Park fans and critics, reunited after the band strayed and searched and experimented with the avant-garde.  My favorite Linkin Park album was their last, A Thousand Suns, because it played like a book is read.  It was cerebral and heady, it was an emotional story that had weight.

Don’t get it twisted, Living Things doesn’t ditch that.  By the third song, you are jarringly pulled into uncharted territory.  The music grows in brooding intensity, it has an exotic flavor, tinged with modes of everything.  Linkin Park, you may know, was originally titled Hybrid Theory (as their introductory record) because their ethos was to fuse and mix the things they loved — not just music genres, but artistic elements, ethnicities, cultures.  This album hearkens back to that philosophy, it’s a sonic cornucopia: heavy bass lines and dubstep-reminiscent back beats, Chester Bennington’s otherworldly vocals screeching over punishing guitars.

Living Things is an accurate gauge of where Linkin Park sits right now at this point in their career.  Most, if not all, rock bands never make it this far, especially in this climate of sleepy Bon Iver music and crybaby rap.  Plus, this many creative personalities and egos, on the road, performing, writing together, for over a decade and a half.  Think about it, how many radio acts from the mid-’90s are still crushing it?  That’s Cool.

Comment by Linkin Kid on April 19, 2012 at 4:59am

LP.com:

Try out our official fan club, the LP Underground, for free for a couple days. Go to http://lpunderground.com/redeem and use the code LPU11TRIAL2012B to redeem a trial membership. LPU members have access to meet & greets, first access to pre-sale tickets, early entry to Linkin Park shows, and much more. Details at http://www.linkinpark.com/profiles/blogs/try-out-the-lp-underground....

Besplatni LPU na par dana!

Comment by Linkin Kid on April 19, 2012 at 4:58am

Comment by Linkin Kid on April 3, 2012 at 4:47am

Linkin Park 17.04.2012 gostuje na LOVELINE SHOW  gdje će reči nešto više o novom albumu. Za više informacija o Loveline showu kliknite OVDJE.

 

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