Written by Mike Shinoda and Francis White.Mike Shinoda – backing vocals, keyboards, production.As of November 7, 2021, the lyric video has more than 7.2 million views on YouTube. This video was created by Nicola Drilling and fans of Linkin Park from around the world. On October 3, 2017, Linkin Park uploaded an official lyric video to YouTube. Upon its release, the video racked up 3 million views on YouTube in the first 24 hours.Īs of January 2022, the video has over 220 million views on YouTube. This video is a gesture of good will to the people that want that connection. As we move forward to the Hollywood Bowl show and beyond, I think about the people that connect with the band, outside and inside our circle. I feel that by doing it, we not only faced some of our biggest fears, but it enabled us to use our talents to bring some light to people that need it. It has been incredibly emotional to work on this, and especially to watch it. It features footage of Chester performing in the middle of fans, footage of him at live shows such as Live in Texas and Road to Revolution: Live at Milton Keynes, and past music videos for their past singles " Burn It Down", " Waiting for the End" and " Powerless", as well as the band themselves through the years. The official video was uploaded to Linkin Park's YouTube channel on September 18, 2017, and directed by Joe Hahn and Mark Fiore. On October 25, 2017, American DJ/Producer and Linkin Park collaborator Steve Aoki released his remix of "One More Light", as his second tribute song to Bennington following his mashup, "Darker Than The Light That Never Bleeds", which was released a month earlier. We are so very grateful and can’t wait to see you again." In memorial events, art, videos, and images, fans all over the world have gravitated towards this song as their declaration of love and support for the band and the memory of our dear friend, Chester. We now find ourselves on the receiving end. Shinoda wrote "One More Light was written with the intention of sending love to those who lost someone. Īfter lead singer Chester Bennington's suicide on July 20, 2017, the band selected "One More Light" as their next single.
They played the song on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and dedicated it to their late friend Chris Cornell, who had died a day before. The band surprised some of the people who worked at Warner with the song, and people reacted very emotionally to it, with some weeping, giving hugs, and telling stories. It's a sad song, but the pay-off is that when something dramatic and painful like that happens, the most important thing to do is to connect with the people you love and remind them you care about them." We knew we absolutely had to write about what happened. At some point last year, I suddenly heard that she'd got cancer - and then all of a sudden she had died. Midwest, eventually getting promoted and promoted. She started out in radio promo and was basically driving us to the local radio stations in the U.S.
We had a friend who worked for the record label for a long time and came up with us from years and years ago. Records who died in October 2015 following a cancer diagnosis. Later on the band revealed the friend was Amy Zaret, a 25-year veteran of Warner Bros. He revealed that, in spite of the horrible inevitability of loss, the song is about letting people know that you care. When asked what he wanted to write about by White, Shinoda said that the only thing he could think about was the friend who had passed. In an interview leading up to the reveal of the album's lead single, " Heavy", Shinoda revealed that White had worked with him on the song "One More Light" while Brad Delson attended the funeral of one of the band's friends. It would all be over soon.In late 2016, Shinoda revealed that he had worked with British songwriter Eg White on a song. It was all laughs for Ray as he peddled his?family to the abandoned lot. I Eat Kids and Other Songs for Rebellious Childrenĭrug-running, prostitution and some racist with a bucket of chicken. Heavy Metal, or no metal at all! WIMPS and POSERS, get up: Leave the Hall! The Wayans brothers before they got game. They were so?twisted that they covered a song by the Carpenters. Vikingarna, or “The Vikings” were an early 60’s band from Sweden. This 1920s Alabama Gospel Band were? on their way?home from a lynching when they shot this.?Probably the forefathers?of Satanic Black Metal. You might be a boring lump of flesh?in your?real life, but add LSD and suddenly you’re a hero.?Your ideas?are original, you?speak with?the?voice of a?God?and everything suddenly makes sense – at least?it does to?you.īelow are 20 of the world’s weirdest album covers, some of them belonging to the barmiest musicians humanity has ever spawned. Album covers can often be the aftermath of happy clappy?drug abuse.
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