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* HarsherInHindsight: As with most of his body of work, several of the songs on the album, such as "Somewhere I Belong", "Numb", "Nobody's Listening", "Easier to Run" or even "Breaking the Habit," speak to Chester Bennington's depression that would eventually [[DrivenToSuicide claim his life]] 10+ year later. Doubly harsh for the latter song, see MisattributedSong entry below.
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** As with most of his body of work, several of the songs on the album, such as "Somewhere I Belong", "Numb", "Nobody's Listening", "Easier to Run" or even "Breaking the Habit," speak to Chester Bennington's depression that would eventually [[DrivenToSuicide claim his life]] 10+ year later. Doubly harsh for the latter song, see MisattributedSong entry below.
** As with most of his body of work, several of the songs on the album, such as "Somewhere I Belong", "Numb", "Nobody's Listening", "Easier to Run" or even "Breaking the Habit," speak to Chester Bennington's depression that would eventually [[DrivenToSuicide claim his life]] 10+ year later. Doubly harsh for the latter song, see MisattributedSong entry below.
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: ''Meteora'' is seen as this in retrospect. Refer to Vindicated By History for more details.
* VindicatedByHistory: When ''Meteora'' was released, it was initially dismissed as [[ItsTheSameNowItSucks a rehash of]] ''Hybrid Theory'' (which it was, albeit [[ExecutiveMeddling not by choice]]). As Linkin Park kept going, the album came to be considered by most fans to be an ''improvement'' of the ground work that it laid and their only album after their first not to suffer from the BrokenBase of the others.
* VindicatedByHistory: When ''Meteora'' was released, it was initially dismissed as [[ItsTheSameNowItSucks a rehash of]] ''Hybrid Theory'' (which it was, albeit [[ExecutiveMeddling not by choice]]). As Linkin Park kept going, the album came to be considered by most fans to be an ''improvement'' of the ground work that it laid and their only album after their first not to suffer from the BrokenBase of the others.
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* TrueArtIsAngsty: This and its predecessor ''Music/HybridTheory'' are widely considered to be when Linkin Park was at its best, despite NuMetal becoming a DeadHorseGenre.
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* VindicatedByHistory: When ''Meteora'' was released, it was initially dismissed as [[ItsTheSameSoItSucks a rehash of]] ''Hybrid Theory'' (which it was, albeit [[ExecutiveMeddling not by choice]]). As Linkin Park kept going, the album came to be considered by most fans to be an ''improvement'' of the ground work that it laid and their only album after their first not to suffer from the BrokenBase of the others.
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* VindicatedByHistory: When ''Meteora'' was released, it was initially dismissed as [[ItsTheSameSoItSucks [[ItsTheSameNowItSucks a rehash of]] ''Hybrid Theory'' (which it was, albeit [[ExecutiveMeddling not by choice]]). As Linkin Park kept going, the album came to be considered by most fans to be an ''improvement'' of the ground work that it laid and their only album after their first not to suffer from the BrokenBase of the others.
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* HarsherInHindsight: As with most of his body of work, several of the songs on the album, such as "Somewhere I Belong", "Numb", "Nobody's Listening", "Easier to Run" or even "Breaking the Habit," speak to Chester Bennington's depression that would eventually [[DrivenToSuicide claim his life]] 10+ year later. Hell, the video for "Breaking The Habit" ''literally'' begins with Chester '''''jumping to his death'''''.
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* HarsherInHindsight: As with most of his body of work, several of the songs on the album, such as "Somewhere I Belong", "Numb", "Nobody's Listening", "Easier to Run" or even "Breaking the Habit," speak to Chester Bennington's depression that would eventually [[DrivenToSuicide claim his life]] 10+ year later. Doubly harsh for the latter song, see MisattributedSong entry below.
** Hell, the video for "Breaking The Habit" ''literally'' begins with Chester '''''jumping to his death'''''.
** Hell, the video for "Breaking The Habit" ''literally'' begins with Chester '''''jumping to his death'''''.
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: While it was initially dismissed as [[ItsTheSameSoItSucks a rehash of]] ''Hybrid Theory'' (which it was, albeit [[ExecutiveMeddling not by choice]]), it's now considered by most fans to be an ''improvement'' of the ground work that it laid and their only album after their first not to suffer from the BrokenBase of the others.
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: While it was initially dismissed ''Meteora'' is seen as [[ItsTheSameSoItSucks a rehash of]] ''Hybrid Theory'' (which it was, albeit [[ExecutiveMeddling not by choice]]), it's now considered by most fans this in retrospect. Refer to be an ''improvement'' of the ground work that it laid and their only album after their first not to suffer from the BrokenBase of the others.Vindicated By History for more details.
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* VindicatedByHistory: When ''Meteora'' was released, it was initially dismissed as [[ItsTheSameSoItSucks a rehash of]] ''Hybrid Theory'' (which it was, albeit [[ExecutiveMeddling not by choice]]). As Linkin Park kept going, the album came to be considered by most fans to be an ''improvement'' of the ground work that it laid and their only album after their first not to suffer from the BrokenBase of the others.
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* MisattributedSong: Speaking of "Breaking the Habit", while it was Chester who sings the entirety thereof, the track was actually one of Mike's earlier ideas that was ''[[DevelopmentHell six years in the making]]''.
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** "Don't Stay" - "One Step Closer"
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** "Don't Stay" and "Figure 09" - "One Step Closer"
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: While it was initially dismissed as [[ItsTheSameSoItSucks a rehash of]] ''Hybrid Theory'' (which is it was, albeit [[ExecutiveMeddling not by choice]]), it's now considered by most fans to be an ''improvement'' of the ground work that it laid and their only album after their first not to suffer from the BrokenBase of the others.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Nobody expected the songs off ''Meteora'' such as "Somewhere I Belong", "Numb", "Nobody's Listening", "Easier to Run" or even "Breaking the Habit" (released in ''2003'') would foreshadowing what would become of Chester in 2017...
** Speaking of "Breaking the Habit", the video ''literally'' begins with Chester '''''dying'''''. If that wasn't prophetic enough...
* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: Some fans will say that this album ''beats'' ''Music/HybridTheory'', especially being the last album that didn't suffer the BrokenBase with later albums.
** Speaking of "Breaking the Habit", the video ''literally'' begins with Chester '''''dying'''''. If that wasn't prophetic enough...
* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: Some fans will say that this album ''beats'' ''Music/HybridTheory'', especially being the last album that didn't suffer the BrokenBase with later albums.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Nobody expected As with most of his body of work, several of the songs off ''Meteora'' on the album, such as "Somewhere I Belong", "Numb", "Nobody's Listening", "Easier to Run" or even "Breaking the Habit" (released in ''2003'') would foreshadowing what would become of Habit," speak to Chester in 2017...
** Speaking ofBennington's depression that would eventually [[DrivenToSuicide claim his life]] 10+ year later. Hell, the video for "Breaking the Habit", the video The Habit" ''literally'' begins with Chester '''''dying'''''. If '''''jumping to his death'''''.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: Considering thatwasn't prophetic enough...
* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: Some fans will say that this album ''beats''the band was [[ExecutiveMeddling told point-blank]] to make a second ''Music/HybridTheory'', especially being the last album features quite a bit of SelfPlagiarism.
** "Don't Stay" - "One Step Closer"
** "Numb" and "Easier To Run" - "Crawling"
** "Session" - "A Cure For The Itch"
* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: While it was initially dismissed as [[ItsTheSameSoItSucks a rehash of]] ''Hybrid Theory'' (which is was, albeit [[ExecutiveMeddling not by choice]]), it's now considered by most fans to be an ''improvement'' of the ground work thatdidn't it laid and their only album after their first not to suffer from the BrokenBase with later albums.of the others.
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: Some fans will say that this album ''beats''
** "Don't Stay" - "One Step Closer"
** "Numb" and "Easier To Run" - "Crawling"
** "Session" - "A Cure For The Itch"
* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: While it was initially dismissed as [[ItsTheSameSoItSucks a rehash of]] ''Hybrid Theory'' (which is was, albeit [[ExecutiveMeddling not by choice]]), it's now considered by most fans to be an ''improvement'' of the ground work that
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* HarsherInHindsight: Nobody expected the songs off ''Meteora'' such as "Somewhere I Belong", "Numb", "Nobody's Listening", "Easier to Run" or even "Breaking the Habit" (released in ''2003'') would foreshadowing what would become of Chester in 2017...
** Speaking of "Breaking the Habit", the video ''literally'' begins with Chester '''''dying'''''. If that wasn't prophetic enough...
** Speaking of "Breaking the Habit", the video ''literally'' begins with Chester '''''dying'''''. If that wasn't prophetic enough...
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* TrueArtIsAngsty: This and its predecessor ''Music/HybridTheory'' are widely considered to be when Linkin Park was at it's best, despite NuMetal becoming a DeadHorseGenre.
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* TrueArtIsAngsty: This and its predecessor ''Music/HybridTheory'' are widely considered to be when Linkin Park was at it's best, despite NuMetal becoming a DeadHorseGenre.
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