It’s been almost a quarter of a century since Linkin Park released their debut album Hybrid theoryIn the years since its release, the track has remained a classic in the hard rock genre and fans of the group have never forgotten how much they love the set.

Hybrid theory is back on a Billboard Charts as listeners have brought the track back to a position it has held for years. The best-seller re-emerges at number 18 on the Top Hard Rock Albums list, which ranks the most-listened-to LPs of the genre in the country.

Linkin Park’s first project is one of the band’s top eight hard rock albums, one of the greatest collections of winners ever, and one that the Grammy winners have long continued to build on – despite no longer producing new music.

Hybrid theory took a decade to reach No. 1 on the list, which is quite surprising. The title debuted on the Top Hard Rock Albums chart in July 2007 and didn’t reach the summit until August 2017. So far, the project has reached the top of the rankings half a dozen times.

Linkin Park is not resting on its laurels Hybrid theory as their only current success. The band occupies three places on this week’s list of top hard rock albums. Meteoraher second set, this time is stable at number 3.

Your greatest hits collection Paper cutsis now ranked 16th. This set, which was released earlier this year, drops 10 places from 6th place during this period. Both Meteora And Paper cuts previously topped the top hard rock album charts.

Linkin Park is the only name to occupy three spots in the ranking of the most consumed hard rock albums in America this week. Only one other band, Metallica, manages to occupy more than one spot. This band is at number 9 with their self-titled album and with Ride the lightning.