Hybrid Theory

 Linkin Park copied everything (and I mean everything) from Limp Bizkit and Korn.

 They are the ones who made nu metal pop and mainstream, just as Nirvana did back in the day with Nevermind.

 Listen to Hybrid Theory and decide—was Linkin Park’s nu-metal revolution worth it?

 Hybrid Theory is a masterpiece of the nu-metal genre even though there are no swear words or insults.

 Crawling starts right from the chorus, heart-wrenching and self-destructive that almost leads to suicide among depressed listeners.

 Explore the energy and emotion of Hybrid Theory—listen now to experience the nu-metal classic that defined a generation.

 The term 'Metal' has nothing to do with this dreadful 'little band.'

 How they managed to sell millions of copies remains a mystery to me.

 Dive into this honest review and decide if Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory deserves your time or skipping.

 In this CD, there is nothing nu metal, except for the guitars playing a bit in the background.

 It is certainly the best among the three they made... because it contains episodes that deserve some recognition.

 Explore this insightful review and decide for yourself how Hybrid Theory shaped early 2000s rock music.

 "Hybrid Theory does not present any noteworthy artistic flair."

 "The album is catchy but lacking in originality, anchored to a rocking Hip-Hop without any pretense except to sell music to those under 15 years old."

 Explore Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory to hear the debut that launched a new wave of rap rock—even if it's not as original as hoped.

 Linkin Park only have the look and attitude of nu metal, but as far as their music is concerned, it’s pop/rock enriched with rap vocals, snippets of electronics, and DJing.

 Nu metal isn’t Linkin Park, but much more skillful people like Korn and Deftones.

 Explore this insightful critique of Linkin Park’s Hybrid Theory and rethink what defines nu metal music.