Chaka Khan

. Their first Collision Course hit single 'Numb/Encore' reached #1 at the Free Record Shop Download Charts in Holland. Solo:. In Holland Collision Course made it to a 7th place. With Rufus:. Collision Course debuted at #1 in the US, but only got to # 17 in the UK.
. On November 30, 2004, Linkin Park released Collision Course, a collaboration with rapper Jay-Z featuring rap-style remixes ("mash-ups") of songs from Meteora and Hybrid Theory using lyrics from Jay-Z's repertoire.

On December 3, 2004, she received an honorary doctorate degree from Berklee College of Music. They also had a travelling DJ, Z-Trip with them, along with Irvin the Urban Action Figure. In September 2004 her 25 year old son Damien Patrick Holland was arrested on charges of murder in the first degree. In 2004, Linkin Park was touring with Snoop Dogg, The Used, Korn, and Less Than Jake on the main stage, and No Warning, Ghostface, Funeral For A Friend, M.O.P., and Downset on the second stage as part of Projekt Revolution 2004. Her legacy as a soul icon is indisputable. This tour included Linkin Park, P.O.D., Hoobastank, and Story of the Year. Khan's career has been gratifying in terms of record sales, but she continues to record and expand musically. In 2004, Linkin Park created the Meteora World Tour.

A few years later, Khan released her hip-hop based hit, I Feel for You, written by Prince, which launched her recording career back into full gear. This set contains tracks from their three previous records, and was filmed on location at their Summer Sanitarium performances in Dallas and Houston, Texas . In 1978, launched her smash hit: I'm Every Woman. From this tour, Linkin Park released a new CD/DVD set called Live in Texas. Throughout the 1970's and early 1980's, the band had a number of R&B hits including Ain't Nobody, Do You Love What You Feel?, and Everlasting Love. Later in the year, they joined forces with fellow nu-metal band Limp Bizkit and Metallica for the Summer Sanitarium Tour 2003. Khan first came to the attention of the music world as the singer of the funk band Rufus in the mid-1970s and with the help of Stevie Wonder, broke into both the pop and R&B charts in 1974 with the hit Tell Me Something Good. In 2003 their new studio album was released, titled Meteora, which debuted at #1 in the US and UK, and #2 in Australia. It contained the singles, "Somewhere I Belong", "Faint", "Numb", "From The Inside" and "Breaking The Habit".

Chaka Khan (born March 23, 1953) is the stage name of American singer Yvette Marie Stevens. In 2002, they released a remix album of their Hybrid Theory album, called Reanimation, as well as releasing a remix version of their song, "Points Of Authority". 2004 ClassiKhan. Linkin Park were part of the Ozzfest in 2001, touring along side Marilyn Manson, Slipknot, Crazy Town, Papa Roach, and Disturbed. Linkin Park have also created their own tour - Projekt: Revolution, and on it have toured with Cypress Hill, Adema, DJ Z-Trip, Xzibit, Mudvayne and Blindside. 1998 Come 2 My House. The album is notable for its absence of profanity, in contrast to many other nu metal bands' songs. 1996 Epiphany: The Best of Chaka Khan. It was the top-selling album in the United States and New Zealand in 2001, with the hit singles "One Step Closer", "Crawling", "Papercut", "In The End" and "Points of Authority".

1992 The Woman I Am. After being signed to Warner Brothers in 1999 their first album, Hybrid Theory, was released in 2000. 1988 C.K. Working with an independent label, the band recorded the album Hybrid Theory EP, which featured "Carousel", "Technique", "Step Up", "And One", "High Voltage", "Part of Me". 1986 Destiny. However, it has also been suggested that the name "Linkin Park" was suggested so that the band would appear right next to Limp Bizkit at record stores. 1984 I Feel for You. However the domain "lincolnpark.com" cost more than the band could afford, so they changed the spelling to Linkin Park.

1982 Chaka Khan. Eventually, they settled on Lincoln Park, suggested by Bennington because after band practice he would have to drive past there to get home. 1982 Echoes of an Era. Some discarded ideas (serious or not) were Clear (the band's favorite), Probing Lagers (which they thought was the lamest), Ten PM Stocker (because they would record every night at 10 pm at a place on Stocker Street) and Platinum Lotus Foundation. 1981 What Cha' Gonna Do for Me?. The band called itself Hybrid Theory after the addition of Bennington (the idea being that they were a hybrid of rock and rap), however, due to a trademark issue with a band called Hybrid, they were forced to change their name. 1980 Naughty. since I learned how to talk I've been telling everybody I was gonna grow up to be a singer." laughs Bennington.

1978 Chaka. "When I was two, I used to run around singing Foreigner songs - there's tapes of me doing that.. 1983 Live: Stompin' at the Savoy. They got Chester Bennington(in substitution of Mark Wakefield), a transplanted Arizona native who started making records when he was 16. 1981 Camouflage. Then Shinoda decided to hire a vocalist, and put out an ad. 1979 Masterjam. They never got signed, and the project floundered.

1978 Street Player. At this point, they named themselves Xero and recorded several demo tracks. 1977 Ask Rufus. Meanwhile, attending UCLA, Delson shared an apartment with bassist Phoenix, who left the band after college and returned a year later. 1975 Rufus featuring Chaka Khan. Shinoda hooked up with DJ Joseph Hahn while studying illustration at Art Center College in Pasadena. 1974 Rufusized. The two had attended high school together, where they met the band's drummer, Rob Bourdon.

1974 Rags to Rufus. The band saw its and first beginings in emcee/vocalist Mike Shinoda's small bedroom studio, where he and Brad Delson recorded the band's first material in 1996. 1973 Rufus. Linkin Park is a six-piece California nu metal band in the vein of Korn and Limp Bizkit. Won Artist of the Year — Rock Radio; 2004 Radio Music Awards. Won Song of the Year — Rock Alternative Radio (Numb); 2004 Radio Music Awards.

Won Viewer's Choice Award (Breaking The Habit); 2004 MTV Video Music Awards. Nominated for Best Rock Video (Breaking The Habit); 2004 MTV Video Music Awards. Won Best Rock Video (Somewhere I Belong); 2003 MTV Video Music Awards. Nominated for Favorite Artist - Alternative Music; 30th Annual American Music Awards; Sept 1, 2002.

Nominated for Best Video, Best Album, Best Band in the World. Won Best International Newcomer; 2001 Kerrang Awards. Won Best Foreigner Artist of The Year; Finland's 2001 Emma Awards. Nominated for Best Rock Album, Best New Artist.

Won Best Hard Rock Performance (Crawling); 2001 Grammys. Won Best International Nu-Metal/Alternative Artist; ECHO 2002 awards in Germany. Nominated for Best Video of the Year (In The End), Best Group Video (In The End). Won Best Rock Video; 2002 MTV Video Music Awards (In The End).

Won Best Foreign Rock; Swedish Hit Music Awards; November 17th, 2002. Nominated for Best Website. Won Best Group, Best Hard Rock; 2002 MTV Europe Music Awards. Won Favorite Artist - Alternative Music; 31st Annual American Music Awards; Sept 16, 2003.

Points of Authority/99 Problems/One Step Closer (live). Numb/Encore (live). Breaking The Habit, traditional anime. From The Inside (International).

Numb. Lying From You (Live in Texas). Faint - monochrome concert-like footage, directed by Mark Romanek. This video for features some surrealistic creatures moving from a painting that may have been inspired by Salvador Dalí's works - possibly The Temptation of Saint Anthony (1946) or The Elephants (1948).

Somewhere I Belong - live-action plus CGI. Wth>You (With You Remix), photographic animation. FRGT/10 (Forgotten Remix), CGI. P5hng Me A*wy (Pushing Me Away Remix).

Enth E Nd (In The End Remix). Pts.OF.Athrty (Points Of Authority Remix), CGI. Points Of Authority Live footage (International). In The End.

Papercut (International). Crawling (The Brothers Straus). Crawling (at the Dragon Festival). One Step Closer.

2004 "Numb/Encore" (with Jay-Z) #1 US, #14 UK. from "Collision Course"