The post Linkin Park’s Sophomore Album Brings The Band To A Special Milestone appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Linkin Park’s Meteora reaches 208 weeks on the Billboard 200, making it the band’s second album to spend four full years on the chart. COLUMBUS, OH – MAY 17: Musicians Mike Shinoda and Chester Bennington of Linkin Park perform at MAPFRE Stadium on May 17, 2015 in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Squires/WireImage) WireImage Linkin Park is currently on tour promoting its most recent album From Zero, which helped bring the group back after a years-long hiatus following the death of frontman Chester Bennington. The rock band may be pushing that set, but it’s the hard rock outfit’s earlier projects that are still present across a multitude of Billboard charts. One of Linkin Park’s earliest releases, which helped solidify the group as one that was here to stay more than two decades ago, reaches an important milestone — one which the Grammy-winning act has only made it to once before. Meteora Reaches Four Years on the Billboard 200 Linkin Park’s Meteora drops two spaces on the Billboard 200, dipping from No. 108 to No. 110. Luminate reports that in the past tracking period, Meteora shifted 11,800 equivalent units — up slightly from the frame before. As of this period, Meteora has now spent 208 weeks, or four full years, as one of the 200 most consumed albums in America. Meteora Follows Hybrid Theory Meteora is the second Linkin Park album to make it to that landmark on the Billboard 200. The group’s debut full-length Hybrid Theory passed four years a long time ago, and has continued to chart. This week, Hybrid Theory sits just three spaces above Meteora on the Billboard 200 as it reaches 375 stays on the roster. Later this year, Hybrid Theory will almost certainly give Linkin Park its first 400-week charter. Meteora Falls on Every Billboard… The post Linkin Park’s Sophomore Album Brings The Band To A Special Milestone appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Linkin Park’s Meteora reaches 208 weeks on the Billboard 200, making it the band’s second album to spend four full years on the chart. COLUMBUS, OH – MAY 17: Musicians Mike Shinoda and Chester Bennington of Linkin Park perform at MAPFRE Stadium on May 17, 2015 in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Squires/WireImage) WireImage Linkin Park is currently on tour promoting its most recent album From Zero, which helped bring the group back after a years-long hiatus following the death of frontman Chester Bennington. The rock band may be pushing that set, but it’s the hard rock outfit’s earlier projects that are still present across a multitude of Billboard charts. One of Linkin Park’s earliest releases, which helped solidify the group as one that was here to stay more than two decades ago, reaches an important milestone — one which the Grammy-winning act has only made it to once before. Meteora Reaches Four Years on the Billboard 200 Linkin Park’s Meteora drops two spaces on the Billboard 200, dipping from No. 108 to No. 110. Luminate reports that in the past tracking period, Meteora shifted 11,800 equivalent units — up slightly from the frame before. As of this period, Meteora has now spent 208 weeks, or four full years, as one of the 200 most consumed albums in America. Meteora Follows Hybrid Theory Meteora is the second Linkin Park album to make it to that landmark on the Billboard 200. The group’s debut full-length Hybrid Theory passed four years a long time ago, and has continued to chart. This week, Hybrid Theory sits just three spaces above Meteora on the Billboard 200 as it reaches 375 stays on the roster. Later this year, Hybrid Theory will almost certainly give Linkin Park its first 400-week charter. Meteora Falls on Every Billboard…