#Rob Bourdan

[coping-via-clint-eastwood]

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Loooooooooove

25 Days Challenge: Linkin Park.

                ↳ Day 18. Your favorite Linkin Park song live: ‘Iridescent’.

[proofhead]

Linkin Park: Yeniden, Hybrid Theory ve Singles Plaklarım

Ne kadar soğukkanlı görünmeye çalışsam da itiraf etmeliyim ki oldukça heyecanlıyım. Bu yılın en büyük müzik olayı bir anda patlayıverdi: Linkin Park küllerinden doğdu! 20 Temmuz 2017’de Chester Bennington‘un intiharından beri bir türlü kendine gelemeyen, aradan geçen süre içerisinde Hybrid Theory ve Meteora albümlerinin 20. yıl özel baskıları ile 2000-2023 yılları arasında yayımlanan tüm…

[spike-minoda]

CNN headline in 2065:

Ex-LINKIN PARK drummer Rob Bourdan BREAKS SILENCE on bands behavior post CHESTER BENNINGTONS death

Yep. I definitely believe that will be a headline in the future.

[thinkingonaname]

If they say Who cares if one more light goes out? In a sky of a million stars It flickers, flickers Who cares when someone's time runs out? If a moment is all we are We're quicker, quicker Who cares if one more light goes out? Well I do

One more light by Linkin Park

You will be missed Chester. The music made by Linkin Park (with Chester) spoke and still speaks to me. Their lyrics/texts somehow relevant and meaningful. They where and are my go to band when needed. I have their latest album on repeat in my car and the lyrics where on point as always.

My thoughts are with his children, wife, family, band-mates and friends. Wishing them lots of strength.

[girl-in-a-motel]

Since childhood Chester (and LP in general) has given me a voice when I was voiceless. My sister and I used to watch frat party at the pankake festival all day long. He was always the most cheerful. The funniest. And I understand, because despite my depression I’m always happy around others, telling jokes, being mischievous. After minutes to midnight we stopped listening to LP because their sound changed but we never stopped listening to hybrid theory and meteora all the time and still discussed the band as if we knew them, as if they were our friends, checking up on them from time to time and happy that they’re out there, available any time we wanted to listen to their new sounds and hear their new musical poetry. Chester killed himself and it feels so deeply personal I can’t breathe, I can’t stop crying. I imagine what he’d been going through. His last thoughts. His loneliness, despite having all these amazing things in his life. Depression grips you and his death has kicked me hard in the back right over the edge of a high cliff. Since finding out about Chester I’ve been ensnared in an overwhelmingly desperate need to die. To escape this grieving over a man I never met but knew through the rawness of his voice, the pain and beauty of how words, what he did for me, for millions. How many lives has he saved, then, ironically, couldn't save his own? Irrational and crazy but I feel like I let him down and abandoned LP because of their new sound which I never gave a real chance, thereby losing years of LP, years of more Chester, but honestly always finding them in my heart and mind.

Chester is dead. He’s never coming back.

[jarakew]

Linkin Park covering Rolling in the Deep

Love them.