Linkin Park

The song was "One Step Closer". It was featured in the ER episode "On the Beach."

Linkin Park's latest song is "The Catalyst". It was released Aug. 2, 2010 and is there first single from their upcoming album, A Thousand Suns.

Learn to play the piano version from videos on internet. Now the keys will be same, you just have to pump the air on right timings to maintain the tune.

Bands and groups are musicians. The individual religions of members within a band may differ.

Individuals do not form a band to be Christian, Islamic, Hindu or the Great God Quagga. They do so to perform music.

Yeah here we go for the hundred time

Hand grenade pins in every line

Throw 'em up and let something shine

Going out of my mind

Filthy mouth, no excuse

Truth is you can stop and stare

Run myself out and no one cares

Dug a trench out, laid down there

With a shovel up out of reach somewhere

Yeah someone pour it in

Make it a dirt dance floor again

Say your prayers and stomp it out

When they bring that chorus in

I bleed it out, digging deeper just to throw it away

I bleed it out, digging deeper just to throw it away

I bleed it out, digging deeper just to throw it away

Just to throw it away, just to throw it away

I bleed it out, go, stop the show

Choppy words in a sloppy flow

Mama help me I've been cursed

Death is rolling in every verse

Candy paint on his brand new Hearse

Can't contain him he knows he works

this hurts, I wont lie

Doesn't matter how hard I try

Half the words don't mean a thing

And I know that I won't be satisfied

So why try ignoring him?

Make it a dirt dance floor again

Say your prayers and stomp it out

When they bring that chorus in

I bleed it out, digging deeper just to throw it away

I bleed it out, digging deeper just to throw it away

I bleed it out, digging deeper just to throw it away

Just to throw it away, just to throw it away

I bleed it out

I've opened up these skies

I'll make you face this

I pulled myself so far

I'll make you face this now

I bleed it out, digging deeper just to throw it away

I bleed it out, digging deeper just to throw it away

I bleed it out, digging deeper just to throw it away

Just to throw it away, just to throw it away

I bleed it out, digging deeper just to throw it away

I bleed it out, digging deeper just to throw it away

I bleed it out, digging deeper just to throw it away

Just to throw it away, just to throw it away

I bleed it out

I bleed it out

I bleed it out

The band has not said what this song is about. The closest they came to it was saying that it was written about mike and chester's frustration in the writing process. Something they wrote to blow off a little steam. Chester never said that he got beat up as a kid and he never said anything about being "emo" and cutting. those lyrics in the reanimation version partly weren't even their's(the basic meaning of a COLLABORATION) Linkin Park's music should be left to the interpretation of the listener. What do you think it means?

Yes

Don't know about linking park fight

but fight takes place at around Naruto Shippudden episode 40

Album wise, it was produced by both Mike Shinoda (who is 2nd lead vocalist and rhythem guitarist) and Rick Rubin (Co-president of Columbia Records.)

The song itself was written/contributed by all band members of LP.

Well amazingly this is the one country where linkin park will not allow there music to be listened to or be distributed. How the he'll would anybody answer this! I'm sure some bolivians listen to them. I'm sure some don't. What a strange question.

Linkin Park is more than one strict genre. Hybrid Theory and Meteora were kinda nu metal-ish but Minutes to Midnight was a little bit softer.

Their first single One Step Closer released in 2000.

No. They never make any statement on religious matters in their songs. They neither support nor oppose Christianity through their songs. They sing about life and its problems.

The lead singer, Chester Bennington, named the band after a park near his house. The whole band was happy with the name and since then they've been Linkin Park. (The name is purposly misspelled, because another band already had dibs on the name, so they just changed the spelling.)

Ramon "Chunky" Sanchez

Chicken pizza and blue.

The song is actually called "QWERTY". It's originally found on the band's Linkin Park Underground 6 CD. It's also found on their Songs from the Underground EP.

The current Members are the original members only. Chester Bennington was not a member at the very earliest. But he joined the band when they were still called Xero. The name was changed to Hybrid Theory after Chester's arrival which was changed again later (to Linkin Park) and they released their debut studio album.

He never left Linkin Park.

Maybe as a cover but as a Linkin park song no.

B/c licenseing. Itunes typically isn't the best way to go, but the have their monolopy set up to well.

Sampler, I believe.