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Hybrid Theory
by Linkin Park
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Overall Rating:
2.5028
Avg. Critic Score:
2.6400
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All Music GuideLinkin Park originally called itself Hybrid Theory and has retained that phrase for the title of its debut album. The "hybrid" in question is the overly familiar one of rap and metal, to which the group has little new to add. ...more
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The moniker? It's a deliberate misspelling of ubiquitous American place name Lincoln Park, changed because that was too expensive to register as a domain name. Fair enough. But reflective of the half-measures which permeate this Arizona quintet's...read the complete review at nme.com
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