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LINKIN PARK DJ Says Their 'Honesty' Is Reason For Their Success

August 24, 2004

When discussing fallen or in-the-process-of-falling comrades like KORN and LIMP BIZKIT, LINKIN PARK DJ Joe Hahn almost sounds like he's got a case of survivor's guilt. "There's no way to explain it," he told Fly magazine. "We just do what we do." After being pressured, he added, "The important thing to us is honesty and not faking anything, not trying to be a different way. I think that really translates as far as the listeners. The people we meet when we play shows, they really see how it affects people. Even though it may not be a specific thing that we write about, people really relate to it." Read more.

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