Linkin Park - Transmission Impossible (Classic Radio Broadcast) - 3CD BOX

Linkin Park enjoyed enormous success throughout their career, starting with the release of their seminal debut Hybrid Theory in 2000.

The album went on to sell a total of 12 million copies in the United States and the band quickly became a cultural phenomenon in the emerging nu-metal scene.
Following it up with Reanimation (2002) – a remix album of Hybrid Theory and the fourth best-selling remix album of all time – the band showed no signs of losing momentum.
2003’s Meteora cemented Linkin Park’s newfound status within the alternative scene, selling 800,000 copies in the first week of release alone.
Tours with Metallica and performances at major festivals followed, propelling them to even further heights.

This new triple disc set features live broadcast recordings from across Linkin Park’s celebrated career, highlighting the longevity and lasting appeal of the band that still exists to this day.

DISC ONE features two shows from the Hybrid Theory era. First up is the superb show Linkin Park performed at The Roxy, West Hollywood, a month before the release of their debut in September 2000. Finishing the disc is the electric set performed at Rock am Ring Festival on 3rd June 2001, a dynamic performance that demonstrates the band at their most engaging fresh off the success of Hybrid Theory.

DISC TWO contains the band’s performance at the annual KROQ ‘Almost Acoustic Christmas’ concert on December 23th 2003, displaying the band at their most potent following Meteora’s phenomenal success.

DISC THREE concludes this set with the ‘Celebrate Life’ memorial to Chester Bennington on 27th October 2017. A heartfelt tribute to Bennington performed by the remaining members of the band, the set also features numerous guests paying their respects to the influential vocalist and his memory. The show hosts a formidable setlist spanning their entire existence and remains the last concert performed by Linkin Park before their indefinite hiatus.