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Comment by bashir khayat on September 14, 2010 at 12:28am

do u know when it will be released in Isreal?? thnx ;)

Comment by Carmela Ann Santos on September 14, 2010 at 12:26am

It's out in the Philippines! But I will pre-order here so I can have the documentary video! :) I am sooo excited. By the way, please please include Philippines in your tour. Any plans of touring Asia?

Comment by KHWANJAI PAOWSAKUL on September 13, 2010 at 11:39pm

I pre-order A Thousand Suns of boomerangshop Thailand
I like Linkin Part Very,

Comment by Ms_B on September 13, 2010 at 11:26pm

Never mind, Mike. I found out who to contac regarding download problems. Thanks1

Comment by Ms_B on September 13, 2010 at 11:13pm

Hi Mike,
I pre-ordered the album and having problems downloading it. Who do I need to contact?

Comment by Lance2769 on September 13, 2010 at 11:08pm

Amazing, surreal, mature and epic! Linkin Park expands on their nu-metal, electronica and hip-hop sound and influences and brings us a work of musical art worthy of praise for its experimentation, its bold and risky approach and ultimately, its successful pay-off. Like a Pink Floyd experience, the music takes us on a journey that is both surreal and so multi-layered in sound and instrumentation that it gives way to a brand new genre of music - one of which cannot be categorized at this time. Its neither any of the aforementioned genres of music. Their interludes with revolutionary sound bites and speeches by Martin Luther King, Mario Savio and Robert Oppenheimer are short yet effective in setting the tone and precursor to the songs that follow. Long gone are the lyrics of teenage angst and heartbreak that were focal points of Hybrid Theory and Meteora. Instead, their maturing sound and lyrics are wallowed in worldly issues of frustration, despair, suffering and hopelessness that give way to their own revolutionary undertones. Often, these messages are reinforced through tribal chants, hard electronica beats, sound bites of war, robotic auto-tunes and surreal, instrumental beauty. However, the album does come full circle with a message of love, hope and kindness on its final track appropriately titled 'The Messenger'. It is a track that is almost all acoustic and stripped away of the multi-layered sound that is 99 % of the album...a song stripped away of the establishment, the dread, the hopeless and the robotic future that is being paved throughout the world today...a simple song that gives us hope of a brighter future...so bright that it could be illuminated by A Thousand Suns.

Buy this album, put on your head phones, lie down in a dark room and listen to this album from beginning to end and enjoy the experience that is known as Linkin Park. This is an album that will define our times! Congrats Chester, Mike, Brad, Rob, Joe and Dave.

Comment by Jason Jiel N on September 13, 2010 at 10:44pm

great album ever!! but i dont like the interludes much

Comment by Christian Angel Raya on September 13, 2010 at 10:42pm

I like When Bands come out with something new and very refreshing
this album has some sick ass beats My Favorite song is Robot Boy
its got that chill and innoventive vibe
i give it 5 stars
i pre-ordered this album on itunes and i watched the makin of the album vid
i appericiate the time you guys took to make an incredible album
I Know its going to be Number 1

Comment by thisismywish on September 13, 2010 at 10:38pm

Very disappointed... sorry

Comment by Nick Macchio on September 13, 2010 at 10:34pm

the album is by far your most risky project of your career and i applaud you guys for forgetting about commercial success on this album and instead keeping your artistic integrity and values in your music. I'm sure there are going to be those fans who want the old nu metal sound but i'd much rather you guys evolve in your music and continue to give us entirely new experiences in each one of your albums. Congratulations guys and I can not wait for the concert tonight.

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