RIP Chester Bennington
It is with sad news that Linkin Park vocalist Chester Bennington has passed away at
age of 41. He had struggled with depression ever since his good friend rocker Chris
Cornell passed away earlier this year.
Cornell passed away earlier this year.
Bennington's ear shattering screams along with co-singer Mike Shinoda's smooth flow
gave Linkin Park their unique and distinct sound. Their debut album Hybrid Theory,
released in 2001, is their best selling album to date selling over 10 million copies
worldwide. Their chart topping singles "One Step Closer" & "Crawling" made
the band a staple on MTV's TRL.
When their next album Meteora was released in 2003, the band became even
more popular spawning such singles as "Somewhere I Belong" , "Faint" &
"Numb".
When their next album Meteora was released in 2003, the band became even
more popular spawning such singles as "Somewhere I Belong" , "Faint" &
"Numb".
While Linkin Park took a brief hiatus, Chester filled in as Stone Temple Pilots
frontman when their singer, Scott Weiland, died from an overdose a few years ago.
Like Weiland, Chester battled with his personal demons throughout his life stemming
from his drug use at an early age.
"Don't resent me, when you're feeling empty, keep me in your memory. Leave out
all the rest." Chester Bennington.
Don't worry Chester, we'll keep you in our memories and just play your songs.
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