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Universal acclaim- based on 749 Ratings
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Positive: 681 out of 749
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Mixed: 28 out of 749
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Negative: 40 out of 749
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JohnOApr 2, 2003this is the best LP cd ive ever heard so far. Its really awsome
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NancyRApr 9, 2003
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mElisSaliMMar 13, 2004coOl alBuM!
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DavidCJun 9, 2003this album rocks make one just like it lp!
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keithsAug 2, 2003It WAS GREAT, ESPECIALLY (FAINT)
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KadeeWAug 5, 2003The new LP CD is really cool and it has even more orignality than all the others.
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KimRFeb 9, 2004I love everything about this album and Hybrid Theory. Linkin Park is by far my favorite!!! fyi boy bands all sing and don't play instruments duh!!!!!
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AaronGOct 1, 2006This is a damn awesome album, wonderfullly made.
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LamarOct 7, 2007Quit complaining about LP sounding the same. AC/DC sounds the same on most records but nobody says anything about it..
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SydneyO.May 12, 2007Great album!
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JosephP.May 6, 2008Their second album it continues the quality from the first, definitely a classic
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TommyGMar 27, 2003nice album LP
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JohnH.Mar 28, 2003I was a bit disappointed by the first single on the radio, "Somewhere I Belong," because it sounded like it belonged on Hybrid Theory. In other words, it was nothing new. But upon listening to the whole album, I can confidently say that LP have grown musically; their Reanimation project have definitely made them more eclectic and explosive.
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missyApr 12, 2003i love this cd! i listen to it all the time when i go running and it helps me keep beat
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AmandaApr 15, 2003This CD is totally awesome! I think that it is better than their last one! It has so many cool songs that I love! "From the Inside" and "Easier to Run" are my top favorites. "Somewhere I Belong gets a little old if you listen to it a lot. But this CD desreves a 10. I listen to it all of the time, like RIGHT NOW!
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CaseyJApr 2, 2003Chester's vocie must be raw by now. GOD YOU GUYS RULE!!!!!!
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JoanAlabortMApr 8, 2003It's cool
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xxxkkkAug 3, 2003It's perfect and i think that everyone who loved Hibryd Theory has to listen this album because it's GREAT!
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CasperRexAug 7, 2003it is the best cd ever made and it's true it's so great
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RockyPSep 6, 2003
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Candy&PookieJan 7, 2004Candy & Pookie thinks this record is the s**t !! Go buy it now you mofo!!!!
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LindaCFeb 10, 2004Great album I like it as much as Hybrid Theory!!! Linkin Park is the chiznitt
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leannebMar 17, 2004this album is great 2 listen 2
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codyjOct 28, 2005it's the best thing since cup noodles
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SimonoDJan 5, 2005Linkin Park rules!! Anyone who disagrees, don't know anything about music. This is just one of those records that you're like "wow, this is great stuff!" LP Rules forever!
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BineetsJan 28, 2006Not bad.
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CamillaL.Jan 29, 2008Fantastic album! It's maybe not as heavy as their first album, and more electronical. I especially like Lying From You and Figure.09. The art in the booklet is cool but the cover is not that beautiful. Still this album gets 10 points by me.
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whybotherApr 26, 2008an incredible blend of rap,rock and pure emotion that only bands such as "the cure" has achieved,while absolutely destroying the new album... I truly think this is the third best album ever, coming after the joshua tree and led zeppelin iv...
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NaveenKJul 17, 2008
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J.MuleroMar 26, 2003Last night I was lucky enough to score VIP tickets to their show in Hollywood last night. Both the show and this cd are amazing. Theyre exploring some different styles while maintaing their sound. The sophomore slump doesnt apply here. Buy it and love it! And see the show!
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Awards & Rankings
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Through it all, the guys stay just as tight (translation: radio-ready) as ever, offering up tracks in near-perfect three-minute doses.
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Coming from a group whose debut offered a glimmer of hope for the expansion of the genre's boundaries, such creative laziness is all the more disappointing.
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While being as well-crafted, catchy and dynamic as the first one, it leaves you feeling distinctly underwhelmed, as if the band had simply reprogrammed the Pro-Tools machine that they'd made the first album on and changed the lyrics and speed of the songs a bit.