I still think Heavy is a good song. Simple writing and basic structure yes, but I think it works. I liked the idea that it started off a little softer and continued to grow sonically, though I wish that the live instruments were a little more prevalent.
I think had the OML era not ended in tragedy, a few of those songs would’ve been mainstays on the setlist. Hopefully in ‘25, Talking to Myself & Heavy (Mike on verse one, Emily on v2?) make their way onto the setlist again.
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might be recency bias, but this is my discography ranking right now. None of the albums are bad though.
1. Meteora
2. A Thousand Suns
3. Hybrid Theory
4. Minutes to Midnight
5. From Zero
6. LIVING THINGS
7. One More Light
8. The Hunting Party
weirdly enough, i disagree. i think in any other event, i’m all for more songs, but with this being a comeback, they want each song to be as strong as ever as a statement. More killer, less filler if that makes sense.
plus, this just means you can listen to it twice an hour!
reading through this thread one last time before we actually get to see what the boys have in store, it’s crazy to see how much has changed. Let’s see what comes next.