Living Things is Linkin Park's fifth studio album, released on 20 June 2012. Mike Shinoda and Rick Rubin produced it, as they had the band's two previous records, Minutes to Midnight and A Thousand Suns. It was the last Linkin Park album Rubin produced and the last made at NRG Recording Studios. It sits in a mix of alternative rock, electronic, pop rock, rap rock and industrial rock.

After the years of experiment behind those two records, the band said they felt they had reached "familiar territory" and were "comfortable in [their] own skin". The result draws on elements of all four earlier albums to find a fresh sound. The title reflects the many personal subjects it covers. "Burn It Down" led the way, followed by "Lost in the Echo", "Powerless" and "Castle of Glass". The album went straight to number one on the Billboard 200.

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Living Things: tracklist, credits and charts

12 tracks · 37:05

Tracklist

  1. 1Lost in the EchoPark, Bennington, Shinoda3:26
  2. 2In My RemainsPark, Bennington, Shinoda3:21
  3. 3Burn It DownPark, Bennington, Shinoda3:50
  4. 4Lies Greed MiseryPark, Bennington, Shinoda2:27
  5. 5I'll Be GonePark, Bennington, Shinoda3:31
  6. 6Castle of GlassPark, Bennington, Shinoda3:25
  7. 7VictimizedPark, Bennington, Shinoda1:46
  8. 8Roads UntravelledPark, Bennington, Shinoda3:50
  9. 9Skin to BonePark, Bennington, Shinoda2:48
  10. 10Until It BreaksPark, Bennington, Shinoda3:43
  11. 11TinfoilLinkin Park1:12
  12. 12PowerlessPark, Bennington, Shinoda3:44
Produced by
Rick Rubin, Mike Shinoda
Recorded at
NRG Recording (North Hollywood, California)
Recorded
March 2011 – April 2012
Mixed by
Manny Marroquin
Mixed at
Larrabee Sound North
Label
Machine Shop Recordings
Length
37:05

Line-up

  • Chester Bennington · vocals
  • Mike Shinoda · vocals, strings, horn
  • Joseph “Joe” Hahn · turntable · guest
  • Owen Pallett · strings · guest
  • Brad Delson · vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Burn It Down” · 16 April 2012
  • “Lost in the Echo” · 5 October 2012
  • “Powerless” · 31 October 2012
  • “Castle of Glass” · 10 November 2012

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 20121
US Billboard 200 · 20121
Austrian Albums · 20121
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 20121
Czech Albums · 20121
Danish Albums · 20121
Dutch Albums · 20121
Finnish Albums · 20121
German Albums · 20121
Hungarian Albums · 20121
All 41 charts
Indian Albums (IMI) · 20121
Italian Albums · 20121
New Zealand Albums · 20121
Polish Albums · 20121
Portuguese Albums · 20121
Russian Albums (TopHit) · 20121
Slovak Albums (Rádio – Top 100) · 20121
Swiss Albums · 20121
Swiss Albums (Romandie) · 20121
Taiwanese Albums (G-Music) · 20121
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20121
US Alternative · 20121
US Hard Rock · 20121
US Top Rock Albums · 20121
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 20122
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 20122
French Albums · 20122
Hong Kong Albums (IFPI) · 20122
Ireland 2 · 20122
Japan Hot Albums (Billboard Japan) · 20122
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 20122
Korea Int · 20122
Scottish Albums · 20122
Spanish Albums · 20122
Norwegian Albums · 20123
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 20124
Mexico 2 · 20125
South African Albums (RISA) · 20125
Swedish Albums · 20126
Korea · 20127
Croatian Albums (HDU) · 201737

Certifications

RegionCertification
Australia · 2012Gold
Austria · 2016Platinum
Denmark · 2017Gold
Finland · 2012Gold
France · 2013Platinum
Germany · 20245× Gold
Italy · 2020Platinum
Japan · 2012Gold
New Zealand · 2023Platinum
Poland · 2012Gold
Russia · 2012Gold
Switzerland · 2014Platinum
United Kingdom · 2012Gold
United States · 2017Platinum

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SourceDateNote
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Wikipedia infobox20 June 2012
Wikidata25 June 2012
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US release26 June 2012earliest US date
UK / Europe release22 June 2012earliest UK or European date
16 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
2012ZAMachine Shop Recordings6001212437237other
June 2012KRWarner Bros. Records8809355970035other
20 June 2012—Warner Bros. Records093624950479original
20 June 2012XWWarner Bros. Records093624950431original
20 June 2012—Warner Bros. Records0093624950479original
20 June 2012JPWarner Bros. Records4943674118588original
22 June 2012XEWarner Bros. Records093624950486other
25 June 2012GBWarner Bros. Records093624950073other
25 June 2012CAMachine Shop Recordings093624950486other
26 June 2012USWarner Bros. Records093624950486other
16 November 2012USWarner Bros. Records093624947776other
16 November 2012XEMachine Shop Recordings093624947776other
11 February 2013AUWarner Bros. Records9340650015087other
22 March 2013USWarner Bros. Recordsother
29 March 2013XEMachine Shop Recordings093624945000other
3 June 2016XEWarner Bros. Records093624921127other
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