Linkin Park The Hunting Party Full Album 2014 Full HD

The timestamps in the video appear to be way off so here are the actual timestamps: 00:00 Keys To The Kingdom 03:26 All For Nothing Feat. Page Hamilton 06:48 Guilty All The Same Feat. Rakim 12:22 The Summoning 13:19 War 15:23 Wastelands 18:27 Until It's Gone 21:52 Rebellion Feat. Daron Malakian 25:40 Mark The Graves 30:11 Drawbar Feat. Tom Morello 33:04 Final Masquerade 36:29 A Line In The Sand 42:42 With You (Live in LA 9.8.12) 46:13 Lost In The Echo (Live in LA 9.8.12) 49:57 Numb (Live in LA 9.8.12) 53:04 Burn It Down (Live in LA 9.8.12)

This is the first time listening to this whole album. In 1 sitting and all I can say is wow! They really could do anything, and do it well.

I didn't even know this album existed until today, and I'm pissed I didn't find this sooner.

Happy 45th Chester! March 20th, 1976 - March 20th, 2021 R.i.p. Soldier

It's 2024 and today is my first time listening to this album. I only semi-liked Linkin Park when I was in high school but then I took my gf to see them live in '03 and really liked them a lot more - primarily because of Chester's screaming. Then after Minutes to Midnight they kind of ditched their metal sound and I pretty much moved on. Now years later I am able to appreciate their range and it's really sad because Chester is no longer with us. However to me there are several albums worth of Linkin Park that still feel new, so thank God for that!

They were trying so hard and got so far im this album to go back to their roots, but with their last album, in the end, it didn't even matter, and ended up garbage. RIP old Linkin Park forever.

The best Linkin Park album instrumentally speaking.

'A Line in the Sand' is probably my favorite on the album

Underrated as hell. For me, this is their best since HT and Meteora

Holy crap how did it take me 5 years to find this album

Linkin Park back to doing what they do best... I cant stop listening to The Final masquerade

Best album since metora...RIP Chester Bennington...Truly a rock icon!

I remember when this came out!!! And the album release party... Chester said this is the most hard core heavy album they have made. 'Oh my gosh it is. Such legend!! I never listend to it till it now' I WANT IT!!!!

I never shouldve stopped listening. I regret being so closed minded as a teen with music. Im glad i finally branched out. Love you man 💙 love you Lp

MISS YOU CHESTER, HAPPY BIRTHDAY FOR THE 20TH MARCH 2021, MINE WAS LAST SAT ON THE 7TH MARCH, EXATCT SAME YEAR & MONTH YOU WERE BORN - SAME STAR SIGN, SAME AGE, i WILL NEVER FORGET YOU!!!!!!!!

Am I the only one who sees the humor of the opening? Before this they released A Thousand Suns and Living Things, where they transitioned away from the heavy sounds and screams toward something more calm and mature. So then you play this, and immediately you hear Bennington (R.I.P.) screaming at the top of his lungs. "Nope, we're back to this sound, guys." Apparently, the album title refers to a theory about culture becoming too passive, where young men were described as "herbivores" who simply waited for opportunity to come to them. They felt the same about music in that people don't take risks anymore, and this is their way of going against the grain. A bold move, and it turned out so well in my opinion.

Every song slaps. Such an underrated album. I didn’t discover it until recently

Absolutely amazing and so underrated.

I think this is one of the most underrated albums ever

Wish they played the whole thing live especially Keys to the Kingdom and All For Nothing.