Limp Bizkit

Rap-Metal Funk-Metal band founded in the mid-'90s, in Jacksonville, Florida USA, by vocalist Fred Durst and bass player Sam Rivers; the pair hooked-up with guitarist Wes Borland and drummer John Otto.

Limp Bizkit's first break in the music scene was in 1995 when they toured as an opening act for House Of Pain and Deftones; Durst kept in touch with DJ Lethal and the following year when House Of Pain disbanded, the turntablist joined the Bizkits as a permanent member.
They signed with Flip/Interscope Records and in 1997 released their debut album, "Three Dollar Bill Y'All", which by the time reached the #22 on The Billboard Top 200 chart, the record included their first Modern Rock top 30 hit, "Faith".
Two years later came out their breakthrough disc, "Significant Other", which peaked at #1 on The Billboard Top 200 chart and featured the Modern Rock #1 smash "Re-Arranged", the top 3 hit "Nookie", "N 2 Gether Now" reached the #70 on The Billboard Hot 100 and "Break Stuff" made top 20 on both Active and Modern Rock charts; the four singles helped the album sell over 7 million copies in U.S. alone.
Upon its release, the follow-up 2000's "Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water", quickly reached the #1 slot on The Billboard 200 Albums chart, it included the transatlantic hit, "Take A Look Around", the theme song for the film "Mission Impossible 2"; consequently the band spearheaded Rap-Metal movement worldwide; their third effort generated two more Modern Rock Tracks top 10 hits including the #3 "My Way" and "Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)", the latter of which topped the Official U.K. chart; also "My Generation" and "Boiler" received strong airplay on American alt-Rock stations.
In October of 2001 Borland left the group due to creative differences; in December was issued the remix-album "New Old Songs" reaching the #26 in U.S. Top 200 chart.
Two years later the band announced that new Bizkit's guitarist was Mike Smith and the fourth album, "Results May Vary", was released before the year's end; it climbed to #3 on The Billboard 200 list, the first single off of the CD, "Eat You Alive", cracked the top 20 on both Mainstream and Modern Rock Tracks charts; followed the Active Rock top 40 hit "Almost Over" and the final single, "Behind Blue Eyes" a cover of The Who classic, rose to #11 and #18 respectively on Mainstream and Modern Rock Tracks chart.

Wes Borland rejoined the ranks of Limp Bizkit during the summer of 2004 and in early May 2005 arrived the group's fifth album, "The Unquestionable Truth (Part 1)" and the new Rock-radio single "The Truth".

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Three Dollar Bill Y'All

(1997)

1. Intro
2. Pollution
3. Counterfeit
4. Stuck
5. Nobody Loves Me
6. Sour
7. Stalemate
8. Clunk
9. Faith
10. Stink Finger
11. Indigo Flow
12. Leech
13. Everything

 

Significant Other

(1999)

1. Intro
2. Just Like This
3. Nookie
4. Break Stuff
5. Re-Arranged
6. I'm Broke
7. Nobody Like You
8. Don't Go Off Wandering
9. 9 Teen 90 Nine
10. N 2 Gether Now
11. Trust?
12. No Sex
13. Show Me What You Got
14. A Lesson Learned
15. Outro

 

Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water

(2000)

1. Intro
2. Hot Dog
3. My Generation
4. Full Nelson
5. My Way
6. Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)
7. Livin' It Up
8. The One
9. Getcha Groove On
10. Take A Look Around
11. I'll Be Ok
12. Boiler
13. Hold On
14. Rollin' (Urban Assault Vehicle)
15. Outro

 

New Old Songs

(2001)

1. Nookie-For The Nookie [Neptunes remix]
2. Take A Look Around [Timbaland remix]
3. Break Stuff [DJ Lethal remix]
4. My Way [P. Diddy remix]
5. Crushed [Bosko remix]
6. N 2gether Now-All In Together Now [Neptunes remix]
7. Rearranged [Timbaland remix]
8. Getcha Groove On [DJ Premier, Dirt Road mix]
9. Faith/Fame [Abraham/Durst remix]
10. My Way [DJ Lethal remix]
11. Nookie [Butch Vig, Androids Vs. Las Putas remix]
12. Counterfeit [DJ Lethal remix]
13. Rollin' [DJ Monk remix]
14. My Way [DJ Premier remix]
15. My Way [William Orbit remix]
16. My Way [Dub Pistols remix]

 

Results May Vary

(2003)

1. Re-Entry
2. Eat You Alive
3. Gimme The Mic
4. Underneath The Gun
5. Down Another Day
6. Almost Over
7. Build A Bridge
8. Red Light-Green Light
9. The Only One
10. Let Me Down
11. Lonely World
12. Phenomenon
13. Creamer (Radio Is Dead)
14. Head For The Barricade
15. Behind Blue Eyes
16. Drown

 

The Unquestionable Truth (Part 1)

(2005)

1. The Propaganda
2. The Truth
3. The Priest
4. The Key
5. The Channel
6. The Story
7. The Surrender

 

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