Meteora

[lpfan12]

I know breaking the habit was the first single but what if Easier to run was the single. Since to me easier to run and bth speak the same matter. And is there any demos of easier to run

[Rasputin 93]

actually Somewhere I Belong was the first Meteora single...

 

no demo of Easier to Run has been released, yet.

Edited March 22, 2017 by Rasputin 93

[JanJena]

in order, the singles from Meteora are:

Somewhere I Belong

Faint

Numb

From The Inside

Breaking The Habit

[FLAME-XIII]

Meteora is the second studio album by American rock band Linkin Park. It was released on March 25, 2003 through Warner Bros. Records.

[Justin]

I can't believe we're only 7 months away from the 15 year anniversary of Meteora...

[Geki]

I can't believe we're only 7 months away from the 15 year anniversary of Meteora...

 

Crazy... I got into the band in 2003, Meteora was the first thing I heard from the band.

[spraypaintninkpens]

Would love to hear those Meteora remix's/demos one day. It's the album that got me into the band and because of that, it means so much to me.

[Geki]

Would love to hear those Meteora remix's/demos one day. It's the album that got me into the band and because of that, it means so much to me.

 

Same here. I really want to hear that ''Thoughts That Take Away My Pride'' song a lot, especially now. And I'd also love to hear any other Meteora demos that they have. The Meteora remixes would also be epic, if they were indeed real. Has it ever been confirmed by the band if they're real or not? I think Linkin Park should empty the vaults to us of the early Linkin Park albums demos, from 1997-2008. That's my dream.

[lpliveusername]

The Meteora remixes would also be epic, if they were indeed real. Has it ever been confirmed by the band if they're real or not?

http://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=List_Of_Unreleased_Songs#Meteora_Remixes

[gorast]

I tend to go back and forth over which album I prefer between Hybrid Theory and Meteora. They have a similar sound and pull from the same well, but Meteora does feel like an evolution on the foundation built by Hybrid Theory. I really couldn't picture a song like Nobody's Listening on Hybrid Theory.

 

I wonder if LP will ever do deluxe reissues. They probably won't consider anything like that for a long time.

[Justin]

Actually I would like official acapella/instrumental releases of all their albums pre-Living Things.

[Jlumber]

Meteora and Minutes to Midnight have always been my favorite LP albums. Meteora is better than Hybrid Theory to me because of how much more melodic it seems to be. Seems to have a lot more emotion in it, too.

[Geki]

I tend to go back and forth over which album I prefer between Hybrid Theory and Meteora. They have a similar sound and pull from the same well, but Meteora does feel like an evolution on the foundation built by Hybrid Theory. I really couldn't picture a song like Nobody's Listening on Hybrid Theory.

 

I wonder if LP will ever do deluxe reissues. They probably won't consider anything like that for a long time.

 

I agree. Meteora does have a few songs that seem like an evolution. Easier To Run, Breaking The Habit and Numb all feel like the direction of Minutes To Midnight, and Nobody's Listening is very experimental, like you pointed out, it wouldn't have fit on Hybrid Theory. The rest of the songs could have, but I love that sound.

 

People always say that Minutes To Midnight was the big change for the band, but I don't 100% feel that way. Minutes To Midnight seemed like a natural progression of Meteora in some ways, just not the nu-metal elements as much. Songs like Breaking The Habit, Numb, Easier To Run, etc. Don't forget, Minutes To Midnight had some hard rock songs like Given Up, Bleed It Out, What I've Done, No More Sorrow, Qwerty, etc. Yes, it was far more experimental, but it wasn't something like you'd never guess it was Linkin Park. A Thousand Suns was the real game changer, IMO, because that was so out of their comfort zone in every way.

Edited August 15, 2017 by Geki

[spraypaintninkpens]

 

Same here. I really want to hear that ''Thoughts That Take Away My Pride'' song a lot, especially now. And I'd also love to hear any other Meteora demos that they have. The Meteora remixes would also be epic, if they were indeed real. Has it ever been confirmed by the band if they're real or not? I think Linkin Park should empty the vaults to us of the early Linkin Park albums demos, from 1997-2008. That's my dream.

Yes! And the "Just drag it out" song. And that sick instrumental that was never released. So much good content from that era.

[Astat]

Yes! And the "Just drag it out" song. And that sick instrumental that was never released. So much good content from that era.

"Just drag it out" was ultimately confirmed to have been part of a discarded attempt at putting vocals on A-Six.

[spraypaintninkpens]

"Just drag it out" was ultimately confirmed to have been part of a discarded attempt at putting vocals on A-Six.

Interesting. Thank you.

[Hybrider]

Someone know where is a part of From The Inside (Demo)? I mean where can I listen it because once I found one video on youtube where it was but now I can't find it. Was it in a Making of Meteora?

[Justin]

If I remember right, the Making of Meteora DVD had a part where you could hear the bridge of FTI with no vocals and the click track audible. I'm not sure about a legit "demo" of the song though.

[Kilmer]

 

I agree. Meteora does have a few songs that seem like an evolution. Easier To Run, Breaking The Habit and Numb all feel like the direction of Minutes To Midnight, and Nobody's Listening is very experimental, like you pointed out, it wouldn't have fit on Hybrid Theory. The rest of the songs could have, but I love that sound.

 

I feel like BTH points more towards ATS, with the dreamy strings, the electronic glitches and stuff, but ETR and Numb do feel like perfect bridges between HT and MTM