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I just realized I haven't listened to Linkin Park in at least a decade. Thanks for reminding me about them
*sigh* Chester.... Him and Chris Cornell. There's always gonna be a hole in my music-loving heart when I hear either of these guys sing.
My only tattoo is a memoriam to Chester.. Dude was my idol, and biggest inspiration.
Mf had an insane voice. Never gonna see anyone quite like him again.
Just hope that wherever he may be, if anywhere, heβs found some peace. He deserves it.
I'm with you. Linkin Park was the first band I connected with and bought CDs from.
As far as vocal talent, I've been impressed with Falling in Reverse, especially the round of singles released in the past two-ish years. Ronnie Radke does a phenomenal job with rapping, singing, and screaming. For me, this scratches that itch for the unique sound Linkin Park introduced.