I can't think of a single person I knew at that time who loved that album. I think it mostly appealed to pre-teens.

I guess that was just in your circles.

I was in the Navy at the time so guys in their early 20s and every single person had a copy of the album. We would just ask whose room is closer in the quarter to go get their copy so we could play it.

And that was your circle, people with a more limited access to music.

every song on hybrid theory kills accept crawling IMO and is one of the greatest albums ever, everything else by them is not even worst listening too as it tarnishes this albums greatness(again IMO). I may have been too young and impressionable to realise why the haters would have hated it at the time, a commercial version of the rock rap korn etc had been pushing for years, but I'm glad I was, because I still love this album.
fitting that my first post is about this album as it was the first "heavy" album I ever listened too

every song on hybrid theory kills accept crawling IMO and is one of the greatest albums ever, everything else by them is not even worst listening too as it tarnishes this albums greatness(again IMO). I may have been too young and impressionable to realise why the haters would have hated it at the time, a commercial version of the rock rap korn etc had been pushing for years, but I'm glad I was, because I still love this album.
fitting that my first post is about this album as it was the first "heavy" album I ever listened too

I hate it when people repeat jokes.

You can say that again.

i can't believe it's 2017 and some people don't like amvs

I stopped liking AMVs when I stopped liking Korn.

you can't just turn your back on amvs like that



they're masterpieces