charts discussion Linkin Park has two songs on Spotify Global top 20

[YoungDreamer]

While their current single remains stable for a second week on Spotify Global top 10, their whole catalogue is getting a boost since their comeback.

 

#9 The Emptiness Machine (-2)

#20 Numb (=)

#66 In The End (+7)

#89 Faint (+12)

#126 One Step Closer (+27)

 

https://charts.spotify.com/charts/view/regional-global-daily/latest

[UnusualBoy]

Wow, didn't know Numb was that high  

[Space Cowboy]

Legendary band 

 

 

[Bloodflowers.]

See when you're legendary

 

Breaking the Habit needs to chart next 

 

[awong918]

oh Numb the classic that you are

Edited September 19 by awong918

[katara]

Their new singer has a bombastic voice. Love her tone. 

[Thin White Duke]

Hopefully it falls off once the novelty of a new singer fades away. No scientologist deserves success and influence.

[YoungDreamer]

46 minutes ago, Thin White Duke said:

Hopefully it falls off once the novelty of a new singer fades away. No scientologist deserves success and influence.

Emily Armstrong is an openly queer person, something that Scientology strongly disapproves of. Dead Sara's song "Face to Face" addresses Emily's confrontation with the "religion" she was BORN into. If it's hard enough to join a cult, just imagine how challenging it is to leave it or even speak about it publicly. Exposing this reality can literally put her life at risk.

 

If you don't want to listen to or support the band or Emily, that's a personal choice, and it's perfectly fine. However, don't portray her as an active Scientologist because that is far from the truth.

[Malkuth]

1 hour ago, Thin White Duke said:

Hopefully it falls off once the novelty of a new singer fades away. No scientologist deserves success and influence.

I disagree. I was born mormon and leaving the church was the hardest thing I ever had to do in my life and it also meant leaving my family. And apparently Scientology is far stricter. I feel sorry for anybody trapped in religions like that.

[PoisonPill]

15 minutes ago, YoungDreamer said:

Emily Armstrong is an openly queer person, something that Scientology strongly disapproves of. Dead Sara's song "Face to Face" addresses Emily's confrontation with the "religion" she was BORN into. If it's hard enough to join a cult, just imagine how challenging it is to leave it or even speak about it publicly. Exposing this reality can literally put her life at risk.

 

If you don't want to listen to or support the band or Emily, that's a personal choice, and it's perfectly fine. However, don't portray her as an active Scientologist because that is far from the truth.

You're right, but this will fall on deaf ears. It's not about facts or morals for them, they just get pleasure and fulfillment from participating in the exercise of mob hatred.

[ForgottenSoul]

Will have another soon if they have the league of legends world song coming up. 

[Ger]

Numb

[brianc33710]

7 hours ago, YoungDreamer said:

Emily Armstrong is an openly queer person, something that Scientology strongly disapproves of. Dead Sara's song "Face to Face" addresses Emily's confrontation with the "religion" she was BORN into. If it's hard enough to join a cult, just imagine how challenging it is to leave it or even speak about it publicly. Exposing this reality can literally put her life at risk.

 

If you don't want to listen to or support the band or Emily, that's a personal choice, and it's perfectly fine. However, don't portray her as an active Scientologist because that is far from the truth.

Alright, I just took time to do so reading. Apparently her mom ranks really high in the church. So, as a queer daughter who really wants nothing to do with her parents church but leaving Scientology is brutal for average members, the situation is complicated at best. 

[naval23]

Justice for "Breaking the Habit" it deserves it's flowers!

[Konril]

Hybrid Theory and Meteora did that. 

[Mr. Duff]

Wow at Numb  Faint too - great song!

 

I do hope Breaking the Habit can chart too. What I've Done is great too. Wow I just realized how much I miss their music.