www.hybridtheory.com It was taken offline though. If you go into www.archive.org you can still view some of the site.
www.hybridtheory.com It was taken offline though. If you go into www.archive.org you can still view some of the site. [/b][/quote] Really? Wow cool. I'm gonna see if I can be smart enough to figure it out to check it out. EDIT: Just checked that out. That's some cool stuff right there.
I doubt hybridtheory.com was their old site, since it was proven that they thought of the name Linkin Park so they could get the domain name.
LinkinPark.com doesn't go that far back though.... EDIT: here's a link to the oldest version of the website. http://web.archive.org/web/20000408172608/...bridtheory.com/
Hybridtheory.com was their domain before LinkinPark.com. They had to change their name due to another band with an-almost similar name. Originally they were going to be called Lincoln Park (if I remember correctly) but in order to get a domain name since I guess LincolnPark.com was taken, they changed their name to Linkin Park. I don't know, up until August 2000 according to archives.org says the band has changed it's name, at the same time, their debut album came out in 2001 so it's still likely. It's possible that they bought the domain in hopes to grab the name, then having to change it afterwards. Also, if I remember correctly, before Hybridtheory.com went offline, I remember doing a WHOis check on the website (this is usually used to catch people trying to rip you off, etc.) and it was registered in Brad Delson's name. I could be mistaken, but I remember a band member's name was registered to Hybridtheory.com. Also, if you WHOis check the Hybridtheory.com domain now, it's been "REGISTRAR-LOCK" under the domain status, which I assume means that the domain's been locked and can't be re-opened. It's now registered under an administration of some sort, so I think that's probably the "lock." Hybridtheory.com's domain hasn't been deleted as it's unavailable according to WHOis for purchase. I don't know, though, this is all speculation. I definitely know I remember Hybridtheory.com being registered under a band member because I think I remember discussing it with Will one time, but whatever. It was still Linkin Park-related, so if it was official or not, it still were a website dedicated to the-now Linkin Park.
Yeah, not to mention, it wasn't until recently that websites got realllly flashy like the current LinkinPark.com...
Yeah, Crawling and In The End were really played out on the radio that year, especially In The End. They played it every 2 minutes