Hybrid Theory EP (LPU 1.0) by Linkin Park, released 19 November 2001 1. High Voltage 6.

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Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Background Back when Chester Bennington was in, the band did a small tour into Southern California, when they played a showcase for a record label at the Coconut Teaszer in Los Angeles. It was unsuccessful and the band broke up shortly after that, but this show was one of the reasons Chester was later asked to audition for. Danny Hayes, the attorney who helped sign Xero to a publishing deal, was partners with Scott Harrington, Grey Daze's LA based entertainment attorney, at the law firm Manatt, Phelps & Phillips. They were at South By Southwest in Texas talking about a band that needed a singer and Scott recommended Chester.

Jeff Blue was also at the music conference when he was told about the singer from Phoenix. He was so desperate he called him up when he was still in Texas and told him he would be sending the music and the original songs for the singer to sing over them. Scott called Kerry Rose, Grey Daze's manager, and asked if it was possible to approach Chester about another project, called Xero.

Their previous singer, Mark Wakefield, couldn't perform live because of a really bad stage fright, so they were looking for a new singer. 'I wanted somebody in the band who had the same drive and passion for melodic singing vocals as I had towards rapping vocals,' said Mike Shinoda. Xero with Chester Bennington outside a pizza place near UCLA. Scott called Chester, who at the time really wanted to quit music all together after a bad band audition for Kongo Shock in 1998, and told him about a band he thought 'could really go somewhere.'

Upon learning the band was consisted of teenagers, Chester dismissed it as a waste of time, but Scott insisted he should listen to their music. The next day, on a Friday, Chester then received a tape. One side had vocals on it and the other side was just instrumental. Chester listened to the instrumental side first and was really impressed, it was different from anything he had heard. However, when he flipped the tape over and listened to the songs with vocals he started to have some doubts about it. He turned it back over to the other side, and started singing the parts and thought to himself 'I can do this.'

Among the tracks on the tape were early versions of ' and '. Slovarj perenosnih znachenij slov. 'I noticed that Mike's rapping was really good, and I felt I could improve on their melodies as far as where their choruses were concerned. Something did tell me that, yeah, this is the one. This was the golden ticket to get inside Willy Wonka's chocolate factory!' , said Chester. Chester called Jay Kereny of Lemon Krayola and asked if he would help with he tracks they sent him.

Jay, his brother John, and Bart Applewhite of Kongo Shock learned the songs, Jay helped Chester with the melodies and they videotaped the session. The three musicians were playing together in a band called Size 5 at the time. Their frontman, Chuck Moore, said, 'One awesome memory I will always have is the night that him and Sam came to the base at a Size 5 practice and asked me if he could 'borrow' the band for a few hours and record an audition video for a band in LA called 'Hybrid Theory'.of course I was 'absolutely' and Jay Kereny John Kereny and Barton Applewhite went to work on this video. Sam recorded this amazing work of vocals and history was born.' Chester threw a 23rd birthday party for himself the next day but skipped it to record the demo of his vocals over Xero's music. He called Mike Jones, who handled engineering and production work on, to use his studio, but said he didn't have much money. He charged a hundred dollars an hour.