Remembering Chester Bennington through the best songs of Linkin Park

Here are a few of the band's best songs that are gonna keep their late frontman alive in a million hearts.

Formed in 1996, Linkin Park have sold more than 70 million albums worldwide and won two Grammy Awards. Bennington joined two years later, and there was no looking back since then. (Photo | Twitter/LinkinPark) 

The Little Things Give You Away (2007): Though not 'typical Linkin Park,' the song is remembered for it's beautiful lyrics, which was co-written by Bennington. (Photo | Twitter/LinkinPark)

Blackout (2010): Known as one of the band's best compositions ever, the song also has one of Chester's all-time unhinged vocals. (Photo | Twitter/LinkinPark)

Points of Authority (2000): Bennington's piercing wail feels like a near-generational rallying cry. (Photo | Facebook/LinkinPark)

Breaking the Habit (2003): Not many can easily forget Chester's repeated 'I'm breaking the habit tonight' insistence. (Photo | Twitter/ChesterBennington)

One Step Closer (2000): The band accomplished a lot through this song from their single debut album - Hybrid theory. (Photo | Twitter/ChesterBennington)

Shadow of the Day (2007): 'And the shadow of the day will embrace the world in grace, and the sun will set for you.' (Photo | Facebook/LinkinPark)

The Catalyst (2010): The 'Lift me up, let me go' song become the biggest rock and alternative hit of the year. (Photo | Twitter/LinkinPark)

Faint (2003): 'Time won't heal this damage anymore,don't turn your back on me ...' (Photo | Twitter/LinkinPark)

In the End (2000): The best known song of Linkin Park till date, the song is known for its strong lyrics and iconic music. Chester and his crew entertained generations through their vibrant and spirited music. Hence it doesn't even matter how had to fall in the end. (Photo | Twitter/LinkinPark)