On October 17, 2000 the short-lasting nu metal hype reached a potential peak when the Jacksonville-based heavyweights released their third full-length and the lines between alternative culture and mainstream pop went full blurry. In retrospect it was a weird time and a weird form of music and NBHAP head Norman Fleischer was really into it. Two decades later, he's sharing a personal reflection of it right here.
Once upton in time in Berlin... Bono and his band recorded an album that saved their band, remains timeles and can also work as a positive example of how you keep your creativity alive. Although his love for U2 cooled down a bit over the past years NBHAP Norman still got a lot of love for this record.
