Diamond Thoughts

This album holds a special place in my heart. It was one of the first albums I ever purchased as a kid and as a kid what attracted me to Linkin Park was the blend of alternative rock and rap/hip-hop, two genres that have continued to be favorites of mine throughout my life. When I think about the subject matter of this album, I realize that at the time as a kid I couldn’t identify with what the artists felt and experienced but as I grew up and gained life experiences of my own, this was an album that I came back to time and again because of how deeply it touched the rawness of the emotions I felt at the time. It’s amazing that some albums are not meant for you to understand until it’s time and this is definitely one of those. Rest in