"A thousand suns" CD by Linkin Park
| Item no. | 176589 |
| Title | A thousand suns |
| Musical Genre | Crossover |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Linkin Park |
| Release date | 9/10/10 |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Product type | CD |
| Media - Format 1-3 | CD |
Warner Music Group Germany Holding GmbH
Alter Wandrahm 14
20457 Hamburg
Germany
CD 1
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1.The requiem
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2.The radiance
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3.Burning in the skies
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4.Empty spaces
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5.When they come for me
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6.Robot boy
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7.Jornada del muerto
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8.Waiting for the end
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9.Blackout
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10.Wretches and kings
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11.Wisdom, justice, and love
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12.Iridescent
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13.Fallout
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14.The catalyst
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15.The messenger
by Peter Kupfer (28.09.2010) For their last album βMinutes to midnightβ, Linkin Park worked with Rick Rubin to create a record that found the band moving away from their trademark Rap/Nu-Metal sound. Now they worked with Rubin again, βA thousands sunβ is most multi-layered output so far. Musically itβs more intricately put together than any of the bandβs previous releases. This album emphasises the progress of the band made over the last years. Old structures are broken and substituted by new ones. Maybe that penalizes the old fan base, but it gains new fans which are not interested for the music of the Los Angeles based band. It is necessary that they are evolving their sound to fit todayβs standards. The result is a modern record from a single source. Some songs are comparable with newer Nine Inch Nails stuff on the one hand, and on the other there are songs which lay a heavy Hip-Hop beat beneath Benningtonβs heartful and emotional vocal performance. In general, more Electronic, less Rock, but definitely a step in the right direction.
