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Used the search tool, Last thread was on 2009.
Since the band is back with the original line up and a new album, Time for a new thread!
[img]http://rnevents.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/lb1.jpg[/img]
Line Up left to right
- Leor Dimant (aka Dj Lethal)
- John Otto (drums)
- Sam Rivers (bass guitar)
- Wes Borland (guitar)
- Fred Durst (lead vocals)
Well this band straight from the late 90's, Helped define the Nu-metal genre along with bands like Rage Against the Machine and Korn.
These guys were awesome back then, and with this new album "Gold Cobra" they proved that even older as they are, they can still bring back the beat and mad riffs that people loved about them.
Generation X with a "fuck you" atittude. Their lyrics are fun to listen to, with their irreverent atittude and with no complexities about who they are and what they represent.
This atittude, turned against them some years ago. Back then, bands used to talk shit to eachother with some regularity, nothing but innocent fun most of the time. Insults to fans of Slipknot and some other bands, made a bad name for Limp Bizkit. Also a incident during one of their concerts, that led to the death of a young fan, was more than enough to generate haters all around.
Puting those bad times aside. I never stoped loving these guys. They were the main reason started to be interested to play the guitar and what not. So when I heard about the new album, I was a very very happy man!
Now for some songs.
Three Dollar Bill, Y'all$ (1997–1998)
[img]http://files.emslztbtemrock.webnode.com.pt/200000045-bdbe9beb89/uefvszlzwwnfd2yv50.jpg[/img]
Counterfeit
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSYMqfnARXk[/media]
Leech
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ajs5ul31Ea4[/media]
Stuck
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-2PU3bSfd0&feature=related[/media]
Pollution
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0N3W1AyzDNI&feature=related[/media]
Significant Other (1999)
[img]http://www.4ump3.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Limp-Bizkit-Significant-Other.jpg[/img]
9 Teen 90 Nine
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxjpKDgX7ZU&feature=related[/media]
Break Stuff
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpUYjpKg9KY[/media]
Trust?
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ugd7QLipwE[/media]
Re-arranged:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WDiNZU33MA[/media]
Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water (2000)
[img]http://www.metalmusicarchives.com/images/covers/limp-bizkit-chocolate-starfish-and-the-hot-dog-flavored-water.jpg[/img]
My Generation
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BE9CXWV1alg[/media]
Boiler
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qex0OjXolzc[/media]
Results May Vary (2000)
[img]http://images03.olx.pt/ui/3/87/62/52368562_1.jpg[/img]
I Eat You Alive
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cb24kLd459Y[/media]
Gimme The Mic
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWR3u7aKuC0&feature=related[/media]
The Unquestionable truth part 1 EP (2005) (In my opinion one of the most underrated albums ever)
[img]http://www.rankopedia.com/CandidatePix/10924.gif[/img]
The Truth
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGednQsQ-h8[/media]
The Priest
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDql9eU0KQs[/media]
And now the new album!
Gold Cobra (2011)
[img]http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-cTmfj696Y6E/TWwcHMik8jI/AAAAAAAAAEo/VpYy-uW8a4g/s1600/limp_bizkit_gold_cobra.jpg[/img]
Gold Cobra
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI2ME1xb5tY[/media]
Why Try
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvPYB9Q-Ukc[/media]
Anyways it's good to see these guys back. The new album seems to be very well recieved by the critics.
Now bring that beat back!:buddy:
[b]More music from Facepunch's LB fans.[/b]
Here is a really cool remix cover thingy by Darkslicer:
[media]http://soundcloud.com/dekay-snug/caynug-reflection-feat-limp[/media]
Nice to see 'em back... I was _Huge_ into this band back when they first came out! I remember coming home after school and blasting "Three Dollar Bill, Y'all$" and "Significant Other" constantly... I swear to gawd, I'd listen to Korn, Coal Chamber and Limp Bizkit at least, a hundred times a day! :v:
As I got older I lost interest in the whole New Metal scene and now I've became a Black/Death Metal junkie...
Even though I'm not fan of their latest work (that is, post Significant Other), they still hold a place in my heart, as one of the few dozen bands that had got me really deep into Metal :love:
[editline]23rd June 2011[/editline]
Also, OP, that's quite a sucky list of songs you've chosen there :colbert:
Counterfeit
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSYMqfnARXk[/media]
Stuck:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-2PU3bSfd0[/media]
Leech:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ajs5ul31Ea4[/media]
Trust?
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ugd7QLipwE[/media]
Re-arranged:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WDiNZU33MA[/media]
[editline]23rd June 2011[/editline]
[h2]GIVE ME SOME TO BREAK!!!![/h2]
that solo was so complex only computers can listen to it
what else can you expect from a band named after the art of circlejerking?
I like this image
[img]http://2media.nowpublic.net/images//64/80/648090bda4425f18495a5e3067077fd1.jpg[/img]
Went strolling down to Wikipedia and found this awaiting me:
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/r7ki2.png[/IMG]
expected
I have the full gold cobra album and damn the instrumental's are really something new sound-wise, I miss the stronger voice fred often did way back then but when first listening to Bring it back on Gold cobra I was like "ouw.. hiphop electric beat.." but really guys, don't skip it that song blows you away best sounding album I ever heard, frequency, bass and instrument wise! Insane :smile:
A lot of hatefull people in this thread. Can't say I did not expected it though...
[QUOTE=Darkslicer;30709374]I have the full gold cobra album and damn the instrumental's are really something new sound-wise, I miss the stronger voice fred often did way back then but when first listening to Bring it back on Gold cobra I was like "ouw.. hiphop electric beat.." but really guys, don't skip it that song blows you away best sounding album I ever heard, frequency, bass and instrument wise! Insane :smile:[/QUOTE]
Yhea kinda like Three Dollar Bill, Y'all$ part 2.
"Autotune Age" is also insane. That drum intro then the heavy riff is awesome!
I wish there were more solo kind of stuff from john otto (drummer) with that sound they could easily base one or two songs off only on him, like he is the main instrument with lots of accents.
Well other than that Bring it back is my favorite song from that album, it just booms so nice when it get's heavier! Drums and the bass make me groove along :smile:
"Twelve years ago, Limp Bizkit released Significant Other, and an ungodly amount of casual acquaintances and friends of friends told me that I had to check it out. But I saw the video for “Nookie” and immediately knew that, dear heavens no, I most certainly did not have to check it out. And it was bad enough that Limp Bizkit could actually be a make-it-or-break-it point in a friendship; I once knew a millionaire alcoholic who declared my clothes to be “welfare,” but loved Limp Bizkit so much he got a black eye in one of their pits, so I felt pretty confident that anyone who even liked Limp Bizkit was more worthless than the plaque I brushed off my teeth in the morning.
But for the next, oh, I dunno, five years or so — I knew the tide had turned circa Ozzfest ’03, when Lamb of God and Hatebreed were all the rage and Otep was the only nu-metal artist on the whole bill — anytime someone who didn’t really know me would find out that I listened to metal, they would inevitably bring up Limp Bizkit or Korn. Consequently, I beat a lot of people to death with a rusty lead pipe during those years, and am now forced to write under an alias so as to conceal my true identity from the authorities.
So I don’t know what it says about me that I don’t think Gold Cobra deserves an especially harsh beatdown for its sins.
Don’t get me wrong — this album is fucking awful. Wes Borland is still recycling that one riff he wrote that time, and playing it with all the grace of a hippopotamus on ice skates. And Fred Durst’s rapping is still competing with his singing for the “Worst Sound Ever” award, and his lyrics still have about as much brain power as a retarded crack baby in a coma. In short, Limp Bizkit still sound like the worst local band ever.
But that’s the thing: Limp Bizkit still sound just like Limp Bizkit. They have not found out a way to truly challenge themselves, which is to say, they have not evolved to some other, higher platitude of badness. Frankie Emmure writes lyrics that make Durst’s seem as though they were composed by a Harvard-educated feminist, Winds of Plague one-upped Borland’s gimmicky shittiness by becoming the Menudo of female keyboard players, and Oceano couldn’t find a hook on a coat rack. But all Limp Bizkit have to offer is more or less the same shit they were slinging twelve years ago? Honky white boys be trippin’!
Oh, sure, sometimes The Bizkit find new innovations in drek. Take, for example, the first proper song on the album, “Bring it Back” (following “Introbra,” which allegedly features Gene Simmons, although you’d never know it hear the track). The song is Durst and Borland’s answer to crunkcore, with terrible screechy guitars laid over bad white boy house music drum loops and bass drops, and when I heard Durst rap “We still reign in blood in da club like Slayer,” I briefly felt compelled to drop everything, get on a plane to Los Angeles, and burn Durst’s mansion to the ground, with him still inside of it. (Anso called me and talked me down when I was at the boarding gate.) Borland’s guitars on “Douche Bag” are so annoying that you’ll want to strangle him with his guitar strings. “90.2.10″ actually begins with an honest-to-Satan speed metal riff, which feels like an especially terrible tease, given the funky-bass laden date rape anthem that follows.
But for the most part, what we get are songs like “Shotgun,” “Shark Attack,” “Get a Life,”and the title track — songs which one could easily be convinced are just b-sides from Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water. The traditional “Freddy is sensitive” numbers are obviously titled (“Walking Away” and “Loser”), for maximum avoidability. Even “Autotunage” isn’t as irritating as I thought it would be based on its title.
And now that Fred is in his forties, he seems less aggressively stupid and more just kinda sad. In the 90s, it was like, “SOMEBODY TELL THIS PIECE OF SHIT TO STOP RHYMING WORDS WITH THEMSELVES!!!” Now, it’s like, “Oh, geez, that poor guy does not have a very large vocabulary, does he? We really need to do something about the school system in this country.”
So maybe I’ve just mellowed out with age, or maybe, after all these years, I’m finally immune to Limp Bizkit’s suckitude. But I think there will be albums this year the popularity of which irritates me far more than that of Gold Cobra. This album won’t make the band any new, young fans, it will just appeal to the now-aging ree-rees who always liked Limp Bizkit. And Durst isn’t gonna be an A-list celebrity again. Gold Cobra‘s release will just be, like, one more facepalm-worthy event in 2011.
No horns awarded.
-AR"
axl rosenberg (metalsucks)
Looks like that guy put too much effort into that for someone who says it's immune to "Limp Bizkit sucktitude".:downsbravo:
I get why people don't like Limp bizkit I seriously do. And I can deal with all the rage posted above. I don't even give a crap about that. I listen to Limp Bizkit because it's fun! not because it's deep or meaningfull or whatever you people think that music must be in order to be apriciated. I sometimes like to take some time off from all seriousness in my life, and just enjoy hearing something just for the fun of it!
It's just these insane and obviously not at all there people that bother me.
Like "AR" above. What the fuck did Limpbizkit ever did to you? Or any of you who rages so bad about them? It's because they make Bad music? Music you dislike? Their atittude? There are many other bands that do the same. And some people love them to!
Or is it just because your friends like "AR" above me, casted you out for not listening to them? If that is so, welcome to the fucking world you infantile little prick, you just told the story that a lot of people have in common about not only music but other things in life also!
Grow the fuck up.
Stop to care about what your friends think, if they stoped being your friends for the simple fact you didn't listen Limp Bizkit, shame on them. And shame on you. for being in the first place with people who are like that!
Don't judge people by what they listen to, besides that being infantile, it shows how much of a bigoted fuck you are.
And stop listening/read/watch/write about Limp Bizkit if you don't like it.
Believe me if you follow these 4 little steps. You will be more of a happy person than you people are today.
I used to love Limp Bizkit
When I was 12.
You have to be kidding.
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