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 The tracks are fake alternative stuff, with little personality, and with which Shinoda fails to evolve musically.

 'Where'd You Go' seems to copy both Eminem’s 'Stan' and the Linkin Park-esque 'My December'.

The Rising Tied by Fort Minor, curated by Mike Shinoda, is criticized for its pretentious and unoriginal approach. The album features tracks that lack personality and fail to show musical growth. While some songs like 'Petrified' and 'Believe Me' offer mild relief, overall the project disappoints listeners expecting more from Shinoda's hip hop side. Explore the full review to see if Fort Minor's The Rising Tied lives up to your expectations or falls flat.

 "'Collision Course' is the worst musical trash I have ever heard."

 "The tracks... have arrangements that make you want to puke."

Released in 2004, Collision Course aimed to blend metal and rap but falls short due to poor remix quality and lack of originality. The reviewer criticizes Linkin Park's rap elements and finds the mashups tedious and unpleasant. While Joseph Hahn and Jay-Z bring skill, the overall project feels uninspired and cluttered. The album is seen as a low point in both artists' discographies. Discover why this Jay-Z and Linkin Park collaboration missed the mark—read the full review and judge for yourself!