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The chorus of this song was my alarm clock for nearly a decade.
Imagine waking up to Chester screaming at the top of his lungs every morning for work. No caffeine needed.
Genius, if somewhat masochistic 😂❤
That’s awesome! 😂
For almost a decade too, that's amazing
One of the bands that really sound live like they do on their records ... Damn Rip Chester !
please do more live reactions of linkin park. They are awesome.
They definitely gotta do more live performances. Those are awesome!
One song I can reccomend is this live versions of pushing me away, It's a beautiful acoustic version of a beautiful song!
ua-cam.com/video/AUco9T1CNeQ/v-deo.htmlsi=TL-EfQZXxP3a3HFP
A place for my head live is incredible. So is Given Up!
The song with "the really good scream" you're thinking of is probably Given Up.
I personally really love the Clarkston 2007 performance of that one, even if it "only" has the modified version of "that scream", but I think it sounds better to me.
Thanks for reacting to this, I'd love to see more reactions to Linkin Park's live performances!
This is considered rap metal. And yes mike is rapping and chester is screaming.
You've got to do the live version of GIVEN UP.his scream is EPIC!
We need more linkin park live reactions
Faint Rock AM Ring 2007 is even more crazy with Chester screaming. QWERTY also has a lot of Chester's screams and Mike rapping.
Mike Shinoda keyboardist, co-rhythm guitarist, producer, co-graphic designer, rapper, co-vocalist, and co-songwriter.
Joe Hahn is the music video director, co-graphic designer, DJ, and co-background vocalist
Brad Delson lead guitarist, right hand man for Mike in the studio, good with legal paperwork, and co-background vocalist
Dave (Phoenix)Farrell Bass guitarist, cello and violin player, in band philosopher, and co-background vocalist
Rob Bourdon drummer and co-background vocalist (in studio only)
Chester Bennington co-vocalist, co-songwriter, co-rhythm guitarist, human sound effects machine, and screamer
Love the reaction, i need more of Linkin Park
They were great live I got to see them twice. The best time though was at a small nightclub in Lancaster PA.
I live in Texas. Saw them live in Dallas in 2011
You NEED to react to By Myself in the same live, holy sht the vocals are insane there!
Yes, "By Myself" and "A Place For My Head" from Live In Texas get really intense!
Added to list.
Chester YOU FUCKING GOD
RIP Chester
“Given up” is the intense “SCREAM!” Song you’re referring to..
Aaron Lewis does a 30 second scream in Staind - Cycle of Hurting
Do “A place for my head” live in Texas. He does a demon scream in that one
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Given up. 17 second scream by Chester.
Aaron Lewis does a 30 second scream in Staind - Cycle of Hurting
Watch Staind - Cycle of Hurting. Aaron Lewis does a 30 second scream in that one.
Also this was at the old Dallas Cowboys stadium, I was there and yes it was very hot....He also had a bad hernia during this and had surgery the day after this performance,,,They were opening up for Metallica
The person on the turntable is Mr. Hahn.
You should see the rest of that show if you think that was intense, well that and Rock AM Ring :)
for a side note the genre of this music is called nu metal and its pronouned new metal. it is a genre bending type of genre
You got to react to A place for my head from the same Concert and given up Live in Rock am ring 2007
MF man we miss u so much Chester ❤😂 MF god we miss him so much so so much
How to Metal Scream Without Hurting Your Voice
SHARED By vocal coach Jaime Vendera on Jul 8, 2022.
As a coach who specializes in a proven, safe, and effective way to create extreme vocal effects without vocal degradation, I’m surprised that I still see online conversations among singers who are in firm disbelief that anyone who sings rock or metal with any sort of range, power, or distorted sound can do so without blowing out their voice… even though this fallacy has been discredited for decades.
Yet, with all the studies by vocal scientists proving that a singer can create distorted sounds and hit high, piercing screams without damaging their voice, many singers still fear the metal scream.
The belief that “metal screaming will only damage your voice” is 100% false. I’ve been screaming since 1986, blasting out tunes by AC/DC, Alice in Chains, Judas Priest - all without ever losing my voice.
So can you… and, when done correctly, it’ll feel like a vocal-cord massage!
Proper metal screaming is about adjusting to the correct closure of the vocal cords and some narrowing above them. Actually, it’s much deeper, but I am not here to explain vocal anatomy. I’ll forgo the medical terminology and teach you how to properly “feel” a metal scream so that you’ll know you’re screaming correctly without causing vocal damage.
Above all, learning to scream correctly is learning that it doesn’t take brute force; you don’t need tons of volume and air nor to squeeze the neck muscles until your head turns purple. It’s about finesse through muscular balance. Once you have balance, you’ll be able to “scream easy.”
Speaking of screaming easy, I created a system called “Scream Easy” decades ago as the basis for my Extreme Scream series to teach anyone to scream without strain or vocal fatigue.It truly is easy to scream, and it will feel like a vocal-cord massage once you learn to feel what I call the “flutter,” which is a rumbling in the roof of your mouth that serves as your guide to safe screaming.
Whether you sing blues, pop, rock, or metal; whether your screams and wails fall into the Whitney Houston, AC/DC, Shadows Fall, Prince, or Thirty Seconds to Mars category; you’re covered because this system will work for any style. Rasp, grit, screaming, distortion - whatever you want to call it - is simply an effect, just like a distortion pedal. You will learn to turn your vocal “effect” on and off at will.
Before we tackle screaming, please read the article”How to Increase Your Vocal Range” because metal screaming starts with mastering your clean-voice technique, which is about breathing, support, and placement.
Now that you are “technique ready,” let’s learn to scream easy.
Have you ever watched Star Wars? Remember Chewbacca’s signature sound? I call that “gargling tone,” and it sounds like gargling water without water.
When making this sound, you’ll feel a fluttering or rumbling sensation in the roof of your mouth. You can also feel this when making a vocal-fry sound. That is your on and off switch for distorted sounds. When you feel it in the roof of your mouth, your switch is on; but when you don’t, your “correct” scream is off.
Now that you know where to feel the distorted sound, finding your basic scream is about discovering one single pitch in your range where you can easily turn on that distortion. We do this by testing all the notes in our range, beginning on a clean tone on a “yay” and transforming that tone into a raspy sound… clean to raspy, that’s it. It’s much like letting out a frustrated sigh; but we don’t want that breathy sound, so think of it more like a Tuvan throat singer.
Once you’ve found your easiest note, make it a game and practice that note every day for one week. Find songs that have that same note and turn on your distortion just to sing the words that land on that same pitch, adding a bit of rasp. The more you learn to sing with a touch of rasp on individual words, the more comfortable rasp will feel.
You must also practice sustaining that same pitch 10-25 times a day. Always make sure it feels like a vocal-cord massage. If you feel the rumbling flutter in the roof of the mouth, then you’re performing the sound correctly - and the massage effect should be there, too.
As the weeks progress, you simply add another note above and below your original note and continue playing. In week two, you’ll have three notes to practice; week three gives you five notes; etc. Over several months, you will have the ability to use distortion throughout your range.
By the way, you should notice that this exercise didn’t take much volume or air to produce a distorted tone. Remember, it isn’t loud volume or tons of air that creates these sounds. You can do them loudly if desired, but only after you’ve mastered the technique.
But wait, there’s more. You can also produce non-pitched screams. This happens with a tiny shift in the throat. As you diminish the pitch and move toward a “white-noise” sound, the upper throat will feel as if it is narrowing a bit, but you should still feel it in the roof of the mouth.
Now, this lesson isn’t only about distortion. Some metal screams are clean. So, I want to add one more exercise called the “E-Scream,” taught to me by my coach Jim Gillette. The E-Scream helps to develop what is called the “Pharyngeal Tone,” which is how Robert Plant sings the wails at the beginning of “Immigrant Song” and how Rob Halford sings (blending with distortion) the chorus of “Painkiller.”
You simply make a wide smile and sing a falsetto “eeeeee” on a low volume, and then swell the volume while trying to stay in that falsetto tone. Though this is a falsetto exercise, going loud and bright will teach you to sing higher notes with falsetto bite while sounding more like a full-voice tone. Like the other exercises, play with the E-Scream throughout the day.
There you have it: You turned on your first distorted tone, learned to make a non-pitched scream, and are starting to develop your high-voice banshee wails by practicing E-Screams. It really is that easy to scream. It is simply a game. Just play with these sounds randomly throughout the day, but don’t overdo them. If it hurts, stop; if you lose the flutter in the roof of your mouth, stop. Take a break. You’re either overworking the muscles or doing something wrong. Mastering these vocal effects takes time.
Keep incorporating these new techniques into your songs, and, in a matter of a few months, you’ll be an amazing lead screamer!
There are other types of distorted sounds, like a raised larynx for blues grit and variations of white-noise effects, but these three core sounds are enough to start your metal-scream journey.
No they haven't done anything since chester past away but Mike has but they did release demos never released songs from meteora album
This is the funniest shit ever.Linkin Park's biggest fan explains the internet.
The long scream is from the song "Given Up" which features Chester holding a 17 second insane scream.
Aaron Lewis does a 30 second scream in Staind - Cycle of Hurting
@@EasyModeFishing does he do it at Chester's pitch for that long?
Given up
a reaction to 'a place for my head' and 'numb' (+ 'numb encore') would be nice 😁
Do a live performance of given up the 17 second scream.
Actually they are not a band anymore, the lead singer Chester passed away
In reality the band is not disbanded yet, the guys repeatedly said that they wanted to make music again but are just unsure how to go about it; end LP and start something new or keep LP and move on with the trauma and the scars that it involves
The only thing they know for sure and that they have made abundantly clear is that they are never "replacing" Chester, they dont need to and they dont want to
This was from Metallica's 'Summer Sanitarium' Tour 2003 this was shot from two Seperate shows they both was shot from Houston Texas Reliant Stadium and Irving Texas Texas Stadium This is The Line up for the whole tour in 2003 Metallica, Limp Bizkit. Deftones, .Mudvayne. here's one further back in 2001 y'all might like this one ua-cam.com/video/o9_qdXs25ig/v-deo.html With you Rock AM Ring 2001
Ha! Such a cool video! Love to see this kind of video. Do a review on "With You" and then do another review on the album "Reanimation", song: "With You". Chester has a beautiful intro fry scream on the Reanimation album. It's so good. Thank you for this video!
Thank you for watching.
Can you reacti Linkin Park Breaking the Habit live at aid 2005 please
Chester4Evr 🙏🌟❤️
No buy seats
React one more Light 😔🙏
Added it to the list.
Linkin park does not make music anymore, Mike made it clear he has no plans on getting another vocalist to replace Chester.
Your daughter ließ Punk Rock.? My daughter, too.. Try
:"Baboon Show-you got a problem" (sweden). /.
:"die toten Hosen-alle sagen das" (german, about fake news).. Hear them loud and low😁🎸
Added to the list!