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"One Step Closer" is the debut single by the nu metal band Linkin Park released in 2000 and the second track of their debut album, Hybrid Theory. It is also the song that catapulted the band to stardom, especially towards the rock audience, as well as one of the band's well-known songs. The song reached number 79 on the Hot 100 on February 20, 2001.

The track was firstly known as 'Plaster', a supposed "demo" version of One Step Closer. This early version featured Bennington screaming "shut up" in the beginning of the song, as well as during the bridge.

The song can be found as the 1st track in the 00's venue from the game Guitar Hero On Tour: Decades.

v · t · eSongs of Guitar Hero On Tour: Decades
Modern
ENG: Dirty Little Secret[NA]/Ready, Set, Go![UK] · Crushcrushcrush · The Take Over, the Breaks Over · The Pretender · Tarantula
EUR: The Take Over, The Breaks Over · Diventerai Una Star · Estrella Polar · Ready, Set, Go! · The Pretender
2000s
ENG: One Step Closer · Remedy[NA]/Smooth Criminal[UK] · The Middle · Can't Stop · I Believe in a Thing Called Love
EUR: One Step Closer · Everything Is Everything · The Middle · You Can't Stop Me · Can't Stop
1990s
ENG: Buddy Holly · Are You Gonna Go My Way · No Rain · Volcano Girls[NA]/Some Might Say[UK] · Down
EUR: Buddy Holly · Are You Gonna Go My Way · No Rain · Some Might Say · Down
1980s
ENG: I Can't Drive 55[NA]/Eye Of The Tiger[UK] · The One I Love · La Bamba · Any Way You Want It · You Give Love A Bad Name
EUR: Eye Of The Tiger · The One I Love · La Bamba · You Give Love A Bad Name · Satch Boogie
1970s
ENG: All Right Now · One Way Or Another · Free Ride · Rock And Roll Band · Sweet Home Alabama (Live)
EUR: We Are The Champions · All Right Now · One Way Or Another · Free Ride · Sweet Home Alabama (Live)
Bonus tracks (Victory Songs)
ENG: We Are The Champions · Smooth Criminal[NA]/Everything is Everything[UK] · Satch Boogie
EUR: I Believe In A Thing Called Love · Smooth Criminal · Tarantula
*ENG = "English" regions (NA = North America, UK = United Kingdom/Netherlands/Australia)
*EUR = "Non-English" European regions (France/Germany/Italy/Spain)
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