FLAC Linkin Park - Minutes To Midnight [HIGHRESAUDIO HRA 24bits/48.0kHz]

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    Opener "Wake" establishes the ethereal, synth-driven feel that characterizes much of the disc. Crunching electric guitars are few and far between, and most of the swirling, electronica-textured tracks weigh in at mid-to-downtempo. There are still moments of rock intensity, such as "Bleed It Out" (featuring one of rapper Mike Shinoda's few appearances), but the overall mood seems better suited to pensive bedsitting than a festival mosh pit. Co-producer Rick Rubin makes the dreamy soundscapes gleam, but longtime fans may miss the fist-pumping energy of early Linkin Park. Still, the new sonic palette of MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT shows a band willing to push past their own tried-and-true formulas.

    "Rap metal is dead. Linkin Park are not, because they were always more than the meager sum of that combination — more pop and classic rock in their riffs, hooks and drive, even on Collision Course, their 2004 mash-up with Jay-Z. On Minutes to Midnight, co-produced by Rick Rubin, Linkin Park are more of something else — topical — and furiously good at it. In the last song, "The Little Things Give You Away," the band coolly torpedoes George W. Bush's petty, disastrous arrogance on Iraq and New Orleans (for starters), building from acoustic strum and soft-shoe electronics to magisterial Seventies-arena guitar and lacerating disgust. "All you've ever wanted was someone to truly look up to you," Chester Bennington sings. "And six feet underwater/I do."

    That's not all. Bennington is not going over old-girlfriend ground when he promises, "Your time is borrowed," in the hammering thrash of "No More Sorrow." And Mike Shinoda's state-of-disbelief rap "Hands Held High" comes with military-funeral drums and an "amen" chorus. This would be as much fun as a filibuster if Linkin Park did not pay equal attention to the punch and detail in the gritty stomp "Bleed It Out" and the balled-fist guilt of "What I've Done." "Shadow of the Day" is a too-literal echo of Joshua Tree-era U2, but most of Minutes is honed, metallic pop with a hip-hop stride and a wake-up kick. "What the fuck is wrong with me?" Bennington barks over the jingle bells and distortion in "Given Up." The answer all over this record: nothing that getting off your ass can't fix." 4 stars out of 5 (David Fricke, Rolling Stone)

    Chester Bennington, vocals
    Rob Bourdon, drums & vocals
    Dave "Phoenix" Farrell, bass & vocals
    Brad Delson, guitars & vocals
    Joe Hahn, background vocals
    Mike Shinoda, vocals

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    Artist : Linkin Park
    Album : Minutes To Midnight
    Year : 2007
    Genre: Rock
    Composer: Various
    Quality : Flac HRA 24bits/48.0kHz
    Label: Warner Music Group
    Source : highresaudio
    HRA-Release: 16.11.2012
    Size : 542mb

    Tracklist
    • 01 Wake
    • 02 Given Up
    • 03 Leave Out All The Rest
    • 04 Bleed It Out
    • 05 Shadow Of The Day
    • 06 What I've Done
    • 07 Hands Held High
    • 08 No More Sorrow
    • 09 Valentine's Day
    • 10 In Between
    • 11 In Pieces
    • 12 The Little Things Give You Away
    Total Runtime: 43:30

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    Info for Minutes To Midnight

    Opener "Wake" establishes the ethereal, synth-driven feel that characterizes much of the disc. Crunching electric guitars are few and far between, and most of the swirling, electronica-textured tracks weigh in at mid-to-downtempo. There are still moments of rock intensity, such as "Bleed It Out" (featuring one of rapper Mike Shinoda's few appearances), but the overall mood seems better suited to pensive bedsitting than a festival mosh pit. Co-producer Rick Rubin makes the dreamy soundscapes gleam, but longtime fans may miss the fist-pumping energy of early Linkin Park. Still, the new sonic palette of MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT shows a band willing to push past their own tried-and-true formulas.

    "Rap metal is dead. Linkin Park are not, because they were always more than the meager sum of that combination — more pop and classic rock in their riffs, hooks and drive, even on Collision Course, their 2004 mash-up with Jay-Z. On Minutes to Midnight, co-produced by Rick Rubin, Linkin Park are more of something else — topical — and furiously good at it. In the last song, "The Little Things Give You Away," the band coolly torpedoes George W. Bush's petty, disastrous arrogance on Iraq and New Orleans (for starters), building from acoustic strum and soft-shoe electronics to magisterial Seventies-arena guitar and lacerating disgust. "All you've ever wanted was someone to truly look up to you," Chester Bennington sings. "And six feet underwater/I do."

    That's not all. Bennington is not going over old-girlfriend ground when he promises, "Your time is borrowed," in the hammering thrash of "No More Sorrow." And Mike Shinoda's state-of-disbelief rap "Hands Held High" comes with military-funeral drums and an "amen" chorus. This would be as much fun as a filibuster if Linkin Park did not pay equal attention to the punch and detail in the gritty stomp "Bleed It Out" and the balled-fist guilt of "What I've Done." "Shadow of the Day" is a too-literal echo of Joshua Tree-era U2, but most of Minutes is honed, metallic pop with a hip-hop stride and a wake-up kick. "What the fuck is wrong with me?" Bennington barks over the jingle bells and distortion in "Given Up." The answer all over this record: nothing that getting off your ass can't fix." 4 stars out of 5 (David Fricke, Rolling Stone)

    Chester Bennington, vocals
    Rob Bourdon, drums & vocals
    Dave "Phoenix" Farrell, bass & vocals
    Brad Delson, guitars & vocals
    Joe Hahn, background vocals
    Mike Shinoda, vocals

    _________________________________________________________________________________

    Artist : Linkin Park
    Album : Minutes To Midnight
    Year : 2007
    Genre: Rock
    Composer: Various
    Quality : Flac HRA 24bits/48.0kHz
    Label: Warner Music Group
    Source : highresaudio
    HRA-Release: 16.11.2012
    Size : 542mb

    Tracklist




      • 01 Wake
        02 Given Up
        03 Leave Out All The Rest
        04 Bleed It Out
        05 Shadow Of The Day
        06 What I've Done
        07 Hands Held High
        08 No More Sorrow
        09 Valentine's Day
        10 In Between
        11 In Pieces
        12 The Little Things Give You Away
    Total Runtime: 43:30

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