It's the year 2000, you've saved up enough pocket money to purchase Hybrid Theory. You unwrap the CD and place it in your "Jog-Proof" Sony Walkman. As you find a seat on the bus home, you press play; "Papercut" starts playing, and you open the CD booklet to an almost monochromatic portfolio of graffiti and song lyrics, "Why does it feel like night today? Something in here's not right today." Over the next month, you listen to nothing but Linkin Park's debut studio album, reading the album bookle...
It's the year 2000, you've saved up enough pocket money to purchase Hybrid Theory. You unwrap the CD and place it in your "Jog-Proof" Sony Walkman. As you find a seat on the bus home, you press play; "Papercut" starts playing, and you open the CD booklet to an almost monochromatic portfolio of graffiti and song lyrics, "Why does it feel like night today? Something in here's not right today." Over the next month, you listen to nothing but Linkin Park's debut studio album, reading the album bookle...
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