3 Year Anniversary 😢 LINKIN PARK - Shadow Of The Day & Leave Out All The Rest (Official) | REACTION
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Never got to go to a concert..His death hit me harder than I ever thought a "celebrity" death would ever hit..For the fans he wasn't really a celebrity, you could see him as an actual human being..He was so open and honest about his struggles and when I have bad days I turn on some LP and scream it out with Chester..been a fan since the beginning. Got a tattoo in honor of Chester a few months after his passing. Sings like an angel , screams like a demon#ripchester
Me too man 😭 it was on my bucket list
Chris n him we're who I wanted to go see
Would've loved to have gone to a Linkin Park concert. I had always known about Linkin Park (especially with being a huge fan of the transformers movies when I was little), but I just started getting really into them about 2 years ago. I'm happy to say that over those 2 years, Linkin Park has gained the spot as my favorite band. Its a shame ill never be able to see my favorite band live. RIP Chester
I’m not a linkin park fan but this song is powerful
I saw them open for Metallica. They were freaking awesome live.
LP was one of the bands that saved my life when I was in high school. I was being bullied and was thinking of ending my life
Same here man
Amen to that bro.. He was such an inspiration to me during school/college, especially through the times I was bullied
Same here
This band got me through a lot during those years, fortunately didn’t have a bully. Wish I’d have been your friend back then, if I didn’t put a stop to your bully, at least we would’ve gotten our ass kicked together…😹
Here, too. Chester’s death was the first celebrity death that affected me. I was crushed, like I’d lost a friend. Saw LP live twice.
Sometimes even letting someone stay with you doesn’t stop them. My friend used to listen to this on a loop and we knew she was suicidal. Still couldn’t save her. She died last year. By the way, you are a good man for even saying you’d take the person in. Not many ppl do that. ❤️
I’m sorry for your loss. Unrelated, it I lost a friend to mono, and it still hits me sometimes.
"Shadow of the Day" was the only song that helped me keep moving after my husband died 4 years ago. Especially the parts about endings and beginnings starting with goodbye. I still need reminding sometimes. Some days it's harder than others to put him away long enough to deal with real life.
I'm sorry for your loss 😢
After the passing of Chester, their songs reached another dimension, seems like he had been writing his own suicidal notes (he never left one at the scene) and conveyed it through his amazing voice 😔 RIP Legend ❤️😭
Chester has been crying for help for all these years
Chester used his music and lyrics to try express and shed his demons from the abuse he suffered, towards the end chester overloaded him self with distractions and projects he started an intense workout every day he shared on instagram, he did side projects with other artists and even started working with his first band grey daze and it was all in attempt to overcome his troubles alot of his songs are him sharing his pain, some are a warning of what would happen if the demons in him won. Truly an amazing man and a still to this day tragic loss
Chester Bennington and Mike Shinoda wrote a majority of their songs. Most of them dealing with, embracing, or overcoming darkness. At least that's my opinion.
Absolutely true. Expressing the darkness in lyrics and singing is a coping mechanism and a way to heal in a way. It's powerful. I say that as someone who sings to release emotions.
Mike wrote most of the lyrics
I took my son (RIP) and his best friend to their first live show ever in 2008, they got to do a meet and greet with Chester B. and the band. That was the best night of their lives, mine too! My son died on the 1 year anniversary after Chester. (He was terminally ill). I listent to LP almost everyday. Mike & Chesters lyrics spoke for my son, even the positive songs.
Both Chester and Mike wrote the songs, they would work on lyrics together.
Yes. They all collaborated. Just as a band should.
Even had Jon Green collaborate with them at the end.
This band stopped me from committing suicide. They’ve helped me so much
a year or so on, hope you're still doing well
I don't know if anyone else answered but both of these songs have Chester as the sole writer. I definitely teared up listening to these songs.
After Chester committed suicide, it was revealed that he had contemplated suicide in 2006 but it was kept a secret. This album was released in 2007, and Shadow of The Day is possibly about that. “Your friends all plead for you to stay.” The song is about someone who wants to die but his friends want him to stay.
I can't watch Keep out all the rest without crying. Rest in peace Chester Bennington❤️
It is truly eerie when someone emulates their music in this way.
These 2 songs are in my top 10 Linkin Park songs..I was lucky enough to see them 4 times, usually flying to other cities. Suicide is a permanent thing to a temporary problem..YOU HAVE WORTH AND PEOPLE WILL MISS YOU!! #RIPCHESTERBENNINGTON #RIPCHRISCORNELL❤❤❤
The first concert I went to was 25/01/2008, it was a Linkin Park concert and I was 15 and skipped school to go, to this day I still can't believe just how lucky I was... Definitely should have done my research though, never attended a rock / metal concert with a hoodie and a hat on again! I nearly passed out from the heat! 😂 Getting to see Chester in real life on stage is definitely a memory that will stay with me forever.
Linkin park writes there own lyrics and music mike and Chester are the main writers thats why there music is soo good and powerfull r.i.p chester we miss u
It was therapy to Chester. He and Mike wrote the most but the rest of the band also wrote with them. Mike produced them and got the songs where they needed to be. Strong on the surface not all the way through is my tat on my arm ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I got to see Linkin Park with Chester twice and.I was fortunate enough to go to the tribute show. One time Snoop Dogg opened up for them and there was a rainstorm at an outdoor show. When Linkin Park came on it was a torrential downpour. Instead of sending everyone to their cars, Chester had the entire lawn section come under the cover and squeeze in until the lightning stopped. When they got the go-ahead for the show to resume they went bananas and didn't make anyone go back to the lawn. So, an amphitheater that holds 17,000 with a majority on the lawn ended up raging out altogether in the seated area. It was wild, nobody had seats and nobody cared as everyone became one and just had a good time.
Shadow of the Day will always be my favorite Linkin Park song because it was the one that introduced me to this amazing band.
Honestly, i think these songs were what kept him alive as long as he did. The band knew, hell, the whole world knew what he was up against. I cant imagine they ignored it, I know Mike didn't. Mike tried hard. It's heartbreaking....
February 2011 in Toronto for their "A Thousand Suns" Tour and then again in 2014 in Toronto for their "The Hunting Party" Tour.. both times equally amazing. Probably one of the best live performances I've ever been too.
Linkin park was a band I grew up with. I listened (and still do) to there music when my depression and anxiety become to much for me to handle. “Leave out all the rest” was one of their first songs I heard. It made it clear that life doesn’t last forever on this earth, but if we do our best to bless others with our presence, when our time comes, hopefully we leave behind something good, that makes the world a slight bit better. RIP Chester, you made me a better person and You’re music helps push me when I’m at my lowest. Everyone take care of yourselves, you’re worthwhile people.
Mike Shinoda was the main writer, with Chester working with him, or others in the band. Mike recently said that he sometimes wrote them with himself in mind, and sometimes with Chester in mind. I never did get a chance to go to a Linkin Park concert and I will always regret it. I did get to see Mike Shinoda in concert during his Post Traumatic tour and he was amazing. The tour was for the fans, giving them a chance to grieve together and celebrate Chester. He played a lot of LP songs along with his new ones from the PT CD. When you get a chance, you should check out some of Post Traumatic's videos. That CD was a journey through grief into acceptance and finding his way after losing Chester.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!! I get on his nerves but he cares deeply and I’m done for requests for rest of the year!!! Xoxo BOSS LADY DEE
I saw linkin park 3 times...greatest live act I’ve seen(probably tied with Kanye West, although entirely different performances obviously).
The lyrics just resonate, “breaking the habit” was huge for me at a time I was going through something, “Crawling” was another one that helped me through some rough stuff. Chester and Mike were 2 of the voices of my adolescence and young adulthood. Forever grateful to them and the entire band. Too many songs to list them all, but man a legend gone too damn soon. RIP Chester.
Chester and mike shinoda wrote all their songs. That's why LP is so real. Love em. RIP Chester. Miss you.
LP was my first two concerts, in February and July of 2008. At the July one I was lucky enough to see them perform Crawling with Chris Cornell and We Made It with Busta Rhymes. To this day, 30-40 concerts later those two are still easily within the top five best shows. I purchased the professional recordings of both shows with my tickets as well and I listen through them on the anniversary of his death (and several other times throughout the year).
"Leave Out All the Rest" is my own eulogy.
I don't want people thinking about what I would say if I'm already gone.
He said it, we're all good. Have fun. Enjoy life. That is all.
I love Chester cause of his voice and his incredible lyrics that makes you think and is truly emotional , like poems. I wanna FEEL when i listen to music, like an experience and thats what you get with Chester. His first band Grey Daze has released 2 albums now of renewed 30 year old songs but with Chesters original voice. He got to work on one of the album "Amends " before he died , and last year the group finished it plus released "The Phoenix " this summer uo hounour his memory , damn good both albums💣💥 Chester was just 18when he sang those songs but with the voice of a superstar already and raw powerful music. He is the best singer and performer i've ever heard and ever will cause #LegendsNeverDie 🔥🔥 #ChesterBennington #GreyDaze #LinkinPark #DeadBySunrise
Can't listen to this without crying. I miss you so much chester.yoy saved my life and I wish we could have saved yours.
Very respectful reaction
The band wrote the songs. All 6 of them had a hand in all of them. They are very deep. This is why they will always be significant for people.
Two of my favorite LP songs. Shadow of The Day, to me, feels more about a failed relationship but I see your view.
Agreed
I've been lucky to see Linkin Park in concert twice, both times in London. The last time was at Hammersmith just two months before Chester passed away. He was always incredible, but that night there was something powerful that the whole crowd felt. I couldn't put my finger on it, maybe it was the lyrics as we all sang 'One More Light' whilst Chester was reaching into the crown to hold people's hands, maybe it was the way he seemed to be looking into the eyes of every single person in that audience. I was less that ten feet away from him and he had an aura and a presence that I've never experienced at any other concert I've been to. I was heartbroken for Chester, his family and his band mates when I heard the news. It hit so hard. RIP Chester, I've no doubt your music has saved so many lives, I wish we could have saved yours. x
I went to see linking park in 2002. I wish there would have been alot more. They were the first rock band I ever listened to. I was 17 years old. Had them on repeat all throughout high school and always liked them. Not a day goes by that I am not grateful for their music and getting to see them live. RIP Chester. The day I heard I was in disbelief, shock, and of course denial. After that I cried so hard. Still to this day I cry during all the songs. You saying he could come stay with you and youd do anything you could to get him through it shows just how much of an caring and genuine man you are. I bet you Chester would be grateful for that kindness and for all the love his fans show him still to this day. 💕
The first time I heard 'Shadow of the Day' it was as though I had been hearing it in my head all my life. The only LP song to hit me that way, and one of only about 3 songs that ever have. That song is like something they pulled out of my DNA that I didn't even know was there. A masterpiece.
Linkin Park helped me through some really dark times in my life. Leave Out All The Rest always gets me man, it was in my funeral list. Chester and LP helped so many people but Chester just couldn't save himself.
One more light is on my list.
@@bossladydeeadminteamstevie6566 amazing. Hope you like it. It's a really deep song.
@@slap_A_flamingo no I meant it’s on my funeral list. I’ve heard it like 1000x lol. Love it.
@@bossladydeeadminteamstevie6566 lol ah right. Nice choice. Leave out All The Rest for me 🙂
I first got into Linkin Park when I was 11, i felt heard and understood to where I knew I wasn't alone anymore.
Thank you for this!!!
And also thank you to those that requested!
Miss you Chester 💜
I have the quote "Leave Behind A Reason to Be Missed" tattooed across my back in reference to the song Leave out all the rest. 🖤
Honda Center in Carson, CA in 2012, the one and only time I saw them live, one of the best experiences of my life being almost front row and singing along with Chester. The show is still up on UA-cam if anyone else wants to see what an incredible show it was
I was lucky enough to see Chester twice. I saw him with Linkin Park in 2007 for the projekt revolution tour as they were promoting the minutes to midnight album (which both these songs are on). And I saw him in 2015 in his last performance with Stone Temple Pilots before he left them to go record the last Linkin Park album. He was always so high energy and he made every person, from the front row to the nose bleeds, feel like he was performing just for them. He's a once in a lifetime artist and is sorely missed.
I saw Linkin Park live so many times. My favorite was probably Dallas in 2011. One time in OKC, though, Chester was sick and losing his voice. He kept apologizing and explaining, but he still sounded great. The friends I went with didn’t even notice anything was wrong.
"You coming to stay with me, and we're gonna figure some things out". God bless you man, there are few people like you still out there bro 🙏
❤️ Thank you for doing these. As for who wrote the songs, the majority of LP’s lyrics were written by Mike Shinoda. Mike and Chester wrote together, too, but a lot of their stuff comes from Mike, even sometimes writing from Chester’s perspective. Remember, mortality is universal and they were growing up and becoming parents and contemplating their own mortality when they wrote this. It’s easy to read too much into the lyrics, in hindsight.
Chester forever ❤️ Amazing voice RIP Legend 🙏💔
Dang man you continue to knock these out of the park thank you for your awesome videos and please keep them coming.
As far as the concert thing, I unfortuantely never got to go to see LP, I was able to see a Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers concert but that is about it. Still Chester passing hit me harder than I ever expected it to, I still remember exactly the moment when I heard it and that sort of thing is rare.
I saw them on the Minutes to Midnight tour… Chester was (and will always be) a hero to me! Thanks for the reactions and especially for the humanity and the care you show… 🛡❤️🛡
Yep when we pass we want the good memories to be remembered about us not mistakes or bad things we’ve done ❤
I've seen Linkin Park perform live 3 times, in 2003, 2010 and 2017. Linkin Park were one of the bands I really got into when I first started developing my taste in music in my pre-teens.
Incidently, the last time I saw them perform live in 2017 was Chester's last live show. Just 2 weeks before he passed away.
"Leave Out All The Rest" is one of my absolute favourite Linkin Park songs.
Love the lyric: "I'm strong on the surface, not all the way through. I've never been perfect, but neither have you."
Also, you could say that what we see in the "Shadow of the Day" video is a good illustration of what Chester's mind was like. In an interview he once described his mind as a dangerous neighbourhood that he shouldn't be allowed to wonder alone in.
Bro you see the pain in Chester so easily. He went thru so much internal pain and he isn't the only one who tried to live with that
Since I was 12 one of my favorite band is Linkin Park. Now I am 28. In June they where in Hungary for the first time right before he passed away. That concert was one of the best thing ever in my life, I feel myself very-very lucky that I heard Chester one time live. I stiill miss him. :(
I was lucky enough to see them twice at bluecross arena roc ny not going to lie the first time they qere still new and it wasn't the best show but decent the second time they fucking rocked it LP will always be one of my favorite bands and deserve to go down in history
I was lucky enough to go to 2 LP concerts, one in 2008 (Minutes to midnight tour) and then in 2014 (Carnivores tour) this one was on the eve of my birthday and it was incredible ! Me, my bf and 2 friends got into a car and drove 8 hours to be there.
Also, Mike and Chester both wrote most of the lyrics, all six had a lot of input though.
Chester, Robin Williams, and Chris Cornell were three bright candles whose flame hid from them. To quote Robin Williams “I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy. Because they know what it’s like to feel absolutely worthless and they don’t want anybody else to feel like that.” Even surrounded by a room full of people who care, or claim to, I feel the same every fucking day. It's not lacking the courage to end it, its lacking the strength to get up to do it.
I was at the last concert LP played...I haven’t found a way to forgive Chester yet, but I haven’t stopped loving him either. That probably doesn’t make much sense but I’m still listening...
I want to thank you my friend. There's so much I could say but all i can say is thank you.
In 2012, the wife and I went to a concert on the Living Things tour. It was amazing. My wife never really liked my taste in music and LP was it for me, but by that time she had come around and understood why I appreciated them so much because these songs really helped me to get through similar demons inside of me. We had a great time at that concert. I think one of the most distinctive things I remember was the pyrotechnics on "Burn it Down"; we were in the middle of the box seating area, but it still wasn't super close to the stage and we could feel the heat off of every burst of flames.
Another great memory that I had was when Livings Things dropped. I was putting together a bookcase in my bedroom and the wife and kids were all hanging out with me and we listened to that album, beginning to end, within about an hour of getting it from Amazon Music.
The last great memory I had was after One More Light was released... the weekend before Chester left us. We had bought tickets and were going to head out of town to go to a concert on their tour in just a little over a month and I was really hyped up, but One More Light was still such a shock of an album for me. We were taking were on a nice Sunday drive (and it was literally on Sunday) and listening to OML. It finally resonated with me that weekend and was really helping to me to think about good memories of my grandmother who had died not long before.
Plenty of other good memories just listening to their music and pushing the pain away. That is really what it did for me. It makes me remember the pain but at the same time let it go, a little. It never really permanently helps it, but it is like some therapeutic release of it building up over time, like a sort of detox.
I was at Rock on the Range in 2015, the only time I ever got to see Linkin Park, what a show!
My wife actually went to one of the concerts in Texas. She said his voice is amazing even live and that you could tell he loved his fans. And said he was super nice
Was at the Projekt Revolution tour with LP and Korn in Maryland around 2002 when Meteora came out, I believe. They were amazing.
Would like to see your reaction to "Kenji" and "Where'd you go" by Fort Minor. Fort Minor was Mike Shinoda's rap group when the band had decided to take a break.
Same also Chester's other band during that time dead by sunrise
I struggle with depression and anxiety everyday and I completely understand everything he says. If you haven't experienced the same kind of depression it's hard to relate and I get that. There are many days I want to give up and almost did but my daughter is my life and when she got diagnosed with brain cancer I hit an all time low. But after dallas children's didn't do what's best for her I took her to MD Anderson hospital in Houston and they made progress with her tumors and things were getting better. Then they weren't. My moms health declined even more and then my car got totalled by a drunk driver and I wasn't able to replace it. So I started to save money to get anything reliable to get us around and to Houston and back home. Then the Coronavirus hit and all the money I saved was gone and shes overdue for a checkup with her oncologist. I've been a fan of Chester since before he was in linkin park when he was in Grey Daze. He has a way with words that I just relate to. Grey daze's song "sometimes" is a perfect example. So when I heard the news I was devastated like this dude isn't here anymore. We will never get to see his goofy ass or hear his beautiful voice ever again. Not only that but he was so giving and so sweet. I just pray he is at peace cause at the end of the day that's all anyone ever wants, is peace. 🙏💜💜
Don’t remember the year (whenever Minutes after Midnight was released) but it was an Almost Acoustic Christmas. Chester had the crowd in the palm of his hand.
Definitely one of his most underrated songs
5:00 I wish it was that simple but it's not. His inner emotional turmoil was more complicated it takes years to confront and beat your inner demons.
Thanks for caring for Chester, you seem you really do care
#ripchester
Man it's hard for me. I've been a long time LP fan, but when my friend and I were contemplating going to our closest show (which was a state away) , I was on the fence. We were in the process of figuring it out when we heard the news about Chester and we were just devastated. I feel bad for even doubting them, and then it turns out that LP will never be what it was. Very unfortunate but I'm glad for all of these LP soldiers,
Just remember, Chester didnt write alone. It was a collaborative effort w LP.
Every single member in LP contributes in writing songs, mainly Chester, Mike and Brad delson. But they have said this many times they never write songs first they always have music done first and then they add words.
All the band members put in their own input, there are videos on UA-cam of them in the studio like The Making of Minutes to Midnight
They are the only concert I've ever been to, I was in jr high school so I think around 2008 in Salt Lake City, UT
LP and Chester were a giant part of my upbringing. I lost my best friend on Aug 11 2019 from a head-on accident and think about him everyday. Thanks for delving deeper into LP. Look up some of the Recharged album. Brings out a much more fun aspect to Chester and Mike's genius.
This is one of the most honest and heartfelt reaction videos!!! Keep it up....stay positive!!!
I feel Chester, that’s how I feel sometimes, chaos and scorched earth all around me and no one else seems to notice. It sucks.
Sir you made absolutely true reaction.. Respect you sir.. God bless you
I miss Chester so much. They saved my life
I saw LP in 2001 and got to see Chester backstage. it was epic. Glad to see you reacting to them. check out their non singles.
I did see them in Tampa early 2000s. Loved it!!
ive been to 2 concerts, 1 in san francisco and another one near san jose. they were both amazing
I found out about linkin park in 2019 they are my favorite band of all time my favorite song is Leave Out All The Rest i’ve never been to a linkin park concert but if I had a time traveling Device I would go to all linkin park concerts any other questions?
I was able to go to the last concert in Utah SLC some 9 years ago, i was much younger then so i don’t remember much although i can say i saw them live.
Man these two songs😔 literal tears for chester😢 rip chester b🖤
I was fortunate enough to have been to a Linkin park concert in 2004 but also Eminem Snoop & Wiz ,50 cent ,G-unit, Rage against the machine, Korn ,Lil john and Lil Scrappy
So true looking back on it now it's crazy
Poem by St Augustin:
Love never disappears
Death is nothing
I just went to the other room.
I am I, You are You
As we were to one another
We will always be.
Call me as you have always called me.
Talk to me as you always have.
Don’t change the tone of your voice.
Don’t be sombre or sad.
Keep laughing at what we used to laugh together.
Pray, smile, think of me, pray with me.
At home, let my name sound
As it always did.
With no fuss, no shadow.
Life still means what it has always meant.
It’s what it has always been: the thread isn’t cut.
Why should I be out of your mind
Just because I am out of sight ?
I’m not far, just on the other side of the path.
All is fine, you see.
Wipe your tears and don’t cry if you love me.
mike is the main song writer while different people from the band help writes some of them. mike is the main catalyst for the song writing
The entire band wrote all their songs together collaboratively, though the lyrics were mostly Mike and Chester together.
Shadow of the Day is one of my absolutely favorite songs by them, and Linkin Park were my favorite band for like... 16 years. That music video is way too real now...
Never got to go to an LP concert; wish I had :( Trying to pick a #1 favorite song by them is nearly impossible. They were my teenage years and beyond. They gave me both an outlet and a reflection of my angst. I have an anxiety and depressive disorder, which I've struggled with my entire life, but I wasn't diagnosed until I was like 23 or 24. I never knew why I felt the way I did, but at least I always had LP to be a mirror for me and show me I wasn't alone. Chester's death hit me harder than any other celebrity death ever did... maybe harder than any ever will. I felt like there was now a hole drilled straight through my entire life somehow, like a piece of me was missing, which I never thought I'd feel for someone I'd never met. It took me 6 months after his death to even listen to a Linkin Park song again, and even then it took me another 6 months to be able to do it without crying. I wasn't a huge fan of the One More Light album when it came out, but after he died, whenever I'd hear "One More Light" (the song) on supermarket playlists, I'd start crying.
A lot of people weren't fans of One More Light, and of course people on the internet get stupid and arrogant behind a username, so a lot of people trashed the band. Called them sellouts and much worse. In one of the last interviews Chester gave, he lashed out at these fans, cursing them out and generally just being pissed off at them. Which was totally justified, but also quite different from most of his public image where he seemed to be such a ray of light and kindness despite his open struggles with depression and abuse. Looking back, it was clear that at the time of the interview, he was already close to his breaking point. He'd always had at least the fans, but now so many people who claimed they "used to be" fans were shitting on him for making the kind of music that made him happy. His close friend Chris Cornell had just committed suicide. I can imagine he'd started to feel like he had nothing left tethering him to the world. Yes, he had a family, but once you're that far deep in the hole, it starts to look like you're giving everyone you love gift by leaving, because you only seem to bring them pain. I'm talking from experience here... I've never attempted suicide, but I've been very close to that edge several times in my life. It is not, despite what many people on the outside think, selfish or an easy way out. It is an act of a desperate soul who feels they are nothing but a burden on everyone else and the only way to help their loved ones is to die.
Anyway... my rambling is over. RIP Chester, we will miss you and love you forever.
These two to me are actual reality. Look at what's going on around you. We go from a song featuring rioting to one that is Space. The coloration shouldn't be unnoticed.
2008 Lexington ky concert, Rip legend
I love him so much and i miss him
Him: Shadow of the day is dark.
Me: Wait for Leave out all the rest. That is basically a suicide note
RIP Chester Bennington
For years I have said, still do want Leave out all the Rest to be played at my funeral. Rest in Peace Chester!! You are GREATLY missed!!
I have been to 3 Linkin Park concerts one in 2003 at Invesco Field and to at fiddler's Green in Denver CO and had tickets to the concert at Pepsi Center that MGK was going to open up for would of been the best concert ever my favorite rock group
All of the group members of LP participated in the writing of their songs