
Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
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Title: Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
Year/Genre/Sub-Genre/City: 2000, Nu Metal, Alternative Metal, Agoura Hills, California 11/26
Matrix #: WB536985.1 (Alliance, Warner LP)
Condition: New (LM) | Members: Chester B (76' - 17'), Mike S (77' - ), Brad D (77' - ), Joe H (77' - ), Rob B (79' - ), Dave F (77' - ) | Producer: Don Gilmore
Cultural Facts:
- A Birthday Spent Recording: Before Linkin Park, Chester Bennington worked at Burger King in Phoenix. When the band's demo reached him in March 1999, it was his 23rd birthday, and he skipped his own party to write and record vocals over it.
- A Bassist Missing From His Own Debut: Dave Farrell was away touring with his other band, Tasty Snax, for much of this era, so session players Scott Koziol and Ian Hornbeck played bass on the album. Farrell rejoined in time for the tour that followed.
- Named for a Santa Monica Park: The band was Xero, then Hybrid Theory, until a Welsh act called Hybrid forced another change. They picked Lincoln Park in Santa Monica, which they drove past on the way to the studio, and spelled it Linkin so they could afford the web domain.
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