the best Limp Bizkit single

you left off behind blue eyes

you left off gold mf'in cobra!!!!!!

Singles bands arent what they were, evidently

I mean jesus fuck

i like several of these but it has to be "nookie"

I don't think you can be trusted with the Linkin Park poll, op.

behind blue eyes is on results may vary which does not count

unquestionable truth and gold cobra aren't actually real albums, they dont exist

unquestionable truth pt. 1*

Rollin, My Way, Re-Arranged, Break Stuff, Nookie, Sour, N 2 Gether Now, Faith, Boiler, Take A Look Around, Counterfeit, My Generation, in that order.

wheres gold cobra place SD

its so golden yall

Never Forget--dudes with car are pre-9/11

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYnFIRc0k6E

"Nookie" bridge is crazy intense maan

voted for the worst to sabotage poll

Yeah but how do you even know what's worst if you hate on all of it?

"Gold Cobra" is about equal with "My Generation" I guess

bunch of album tracks on Chocolate Starfish, in addition to the lol value from Durst's lyrics, have real solid grooves on the verses. was surprised after I wrote group off for the longest time as crappy notrealmusic I only liked cuz it was "cool" in middle school

"Gold Cobra" is about equal with "My Generation" I guess

― some dude, Saturday, March 8, 2014 7:24 PM (20 minutes ago) Bookmark

what the christ

It's all about the he said / she said bullshit

I was 15 when Rollin came out and everyone I knew agreed that LB had bceome teenbopper bull$#!t., and that Fred had turned into a clown. We would've all laughed in the face of anyone who suggested it was better than Break Stuff.

voted for the worst to sabotage poll

― Neanderthal, Sunday, March 9, 2014 8:18 AM (36 minutes ago) Bookmark

Wow, brave position to take here, hope you make it out of this thread alive

Don't think they ever got better than Counterfeit, personally......

would have voted for "the truth" if it existed

I know it's a boring choice (what with it being the critical favorite: http://robertchristgau.com/xg/pnj/pjres99.php) but going with "Nookie". Lotta contenders for the silver medal, though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDgGz2nBTMw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l91_ax6ppsk

I have a confession to make... once I realized what "Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water" meant I couldn't listen to the album anymore. I didn't realize the meaning was so GROSS. LOL. Sorry... I know this makes me seem weird...

It's all about the he said she said POLLshit - Limp Bizkit Singles

would have been kinda interested in a version with "gold cobra" i guess, that song isn't exactly good but it's soooo much better than any of their other post-heyday singles. That one from last year with Lil Wayne was just O_o, "GO FUCK YOURSELF!" notwithstanding.

fred durst singing "behind blue eyes"?!? dope!!

I have a confession to make... once I realized what "Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water" meant I couldn't listen to the album anymore. I didn't realize the meaning was so GROSS. LOL. Sorry... I know this makes me seem weird...

Careful looking up the meaning of the band's name...

my local hard rock station STILL plays the Bizkit version of "Behind Blue Eyes" semi-regularly. recently i heard someone call in and request the song, and the DJ asked "The Who's version?" because they probably get just as many calls for the LB one.

would love to know what led to them adding a "discover l-i-m-p, say it" speak'n'spell break on that track

probably the disinterest or inability to perform the "if I swallow anything evil" bridge from the original song

I guess Stuck wasn't a single? Always been my favorite LB song. Out of this...? Probably either Rearranged or N 2 Gether Now

y'know, i don't think i've ever actually heard the who studio version (first time i heard the song at all was flipping by their WTC memorial concert on TV) so it was a leap of faith (no pun intended!) that the who hadn't asked us to discover l-i-m-p as well

Behind Blue Eyes was a travesty. They should only cover songs by former members of Wham!

*am now wondering if LB could do a slamming version of Freedom '90*

"check it out!"

"you guys are, like, flying"

"man..."

"I wonder what just happened"

"did we just drown in the milk?"

"I don't think so, I can still breathe and talk"

"are we in Heaven? I think we're dead!"

"dude, if we were in Heaven, man, I'd be kickin' it with Method Man right now"

i didn't think it was possible to grow up a rock fan in late 20th century America without knowing the more popular half of Who's Next by heart. if you lived in the suburbs you were issued it, it came in the mail with samples of Tide.

Well I was in enough of a SPIN-led alt-tunnel that I managed not to hear stairway to heaven until senior year of high school, so...

jesus, you were like a 120 Minutes Mennonite

i'd certainly read about that old shit thanks to Rolling Stone Record Guides, but focused my money and attention on the stuff in the SPIN one until my 20s, for sure

i knew baba o'riley though

Surely you meant to title this poll as 'the least worst Limp Bizkit single'.

Surely you meant to post on some message board where boring received wisdom about uncool bands never fails to be upheld

i didn't learn what a "limp bizkit" is until just the other day

i don't know if my respect for the band has increased or descreased

The only non-covers I remember from this list are "Nookie", "Rollin'", and "Break Stuff". I listened to them today. Imo, the latter two are just embarrassing but "Nookie" actually sounds convincingly cold and desperate now.

"counterfeit" >>>>>

although yeah this is "re-arranged" for me

I think it's easily "Rollin"

"Behind Blue Eyes"

Limp Bizkit has not crossed my mind even once in at least ten years, but looooool-ing at myself for how angry I used to get about their popularity.

Voting for Nookie because heyyyyyyyy

http://i.imgur.com/svSPL0U.png

so empire

Went w Re-arranged in the end

"Nookie", closely followed by "Re-arranged"

Automatic thread bump. This poll is closing tomorrow.

ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN - we've all done that 'driving with one hand' dance at some point while ripped to the sheets on cheap smirnoff ices..

haven't we?

Clearly Break Stuff.

Does Let Me Down not count?

What about that song Crushed? Think it was on a soundtrack to something in 1999.

the beat to nookie is the most classic thing they've ever done. also the entirety of break stuff

Gage the Walrus1 week ago

What's the difference between white and black anyway. The way i see it, everyone is just another shade of gray, not outward, but inward. Eitherway, were all the same, and all different. Equally unique. Maybe your just one of the less forward thinking people out there, and though your intellect very low, your still equally a human being so i won't discriminate against you for being a simpleton.

Oh god, this is what the jukebox selection looks like in my own personal hell.

Last version of this was a close victory for "Rollin'," perhaps partly owing to Britisher sentiments. Wonder if ILX's hivemind has shifted much on these guys in the last six years.

Automatic thread bump. This poll's results are now in.

2008 results for comparison - remarkably consistent, some flips in position but nothing radically shifting here. ILM knows how it feels about "Break Stuff," I guess.

2000 "Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)" 6
1999 "Nookie" 5
2000 "Break Stuff" 3
2000 "Re-Arranged" 3
1999 "N 2 Gether Now" (featuring Method Man) 2
2001 "My Way" 2
2000 "Take a Look Around" 2
2003 "Eat You Alive" 1
2000 "My Generation" 1
2005 "Home Sweet Home/Bittersweet Symphony" (Medley) 1
1998 "Faith" 1
1997 "Counterfeit" 1
2000 "Crushed" 0
2005 "The Truth" (Internet only) 0
2003 "Almost Over" 0
2003 "Just Drop Dead" 0
2003 "Behind Blue Eyes" 0
2003 "Crack Addict" 0
2001 "Boiler" 0
1997 "Sour" 0

omg every single song got a vote lmfao

http://i.imgur.com/1ZKA3dD.png

i saw them live in 2003 or 2004

goku blew 'em out of the water tbh, really a passing-the-torch moment i thought

organ in "counterfeit" underrated

first three tracks on three dollar bill y'all go so hard ... shame about the misogyny

''Hey, excuse me, sir. Are you Fred Durst?''

I've always loved "N 2 Gether Now" no shame

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdr7wBlbbs0

Go fuck yourself
Limp Bizkit
Oh no
Check one-two
Turn it up, come on y'all
Hold up, turn it up
Y'all ready for this?
They say the rock shit, doesn't rock anymore
They say the whole game done went pop so I'm back in this ho
We drinking gin till we pass out and fall on the floor
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
They say the rock shit, doesn't rock anymore
They say the whole game done went pop so I'm back in this ho
We drinking gin till we pass out and fall on the floor
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
She's ready to go, she's ready to go
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
She's ready to go, she's ready to go
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
Back, it's the motherfucking rock god
I'm so poker-faced, ladies going Ga-Ga
That's right it's Freddy D, the public enemy
You know, the one to have Britney droppin' to her knees (Oh!)
I don't give a fuck, I probably never will
Bitch get at me if that ass is like Jessica Biel's
Who down with me tonight? You know I'll treat you right
You shake for me until they turning on them ugly lights
Throw them fingers up, and finger fuck the sky
She like the way we pump it, I call her pumpkin pie
I ain't about to lie, I came up in it high
You got a problem, I'll bust you in your fucking eye, player
(Baby you're a rockstar) I know who the fuck I am
Forty million records later, I am still the fucking man
I came to rock, all she wants to do is roll
Now she at my house sliding up and down that pole
They say the rock shit, doesn't rock anymore
They say the whole game done went pop so I'm back in this ho
We drinking gin till we pass out and fall on the floor
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
They say the rock shit, doesn't rock anymore
They say the whole game done went pop so I'm back in this ho
We drinking gin till we pass out and fall on the floor
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
She's ready to go, she's ready to go
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
She's ready to go, she's ready to go
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
[Lil Wayne] What the fuck is up, uh?
Fuck the world, bust a nut
I'm on this and that, and such and such
It's ashes to ashes, dust to dust, come on
Rock, rock, rock with a real nigga
Everything I touch turn to gold, she a gold digger
Shots, shots, shots, have a lil' liquor
Got the bitch taking shots like Reggie Miller
Uh, Lil Weezy in this bitch ho
She want the green light, let the bitch go
I go hard, I go nuts, I go schizo
And now they wanna copy me like ten-fo'
Uh, I can't stop, I won't stop
I got the pistol on me, I guess I went pop
Now I'm free-falling, yeah, head first
Red hat to the back like Fred Durst, uh
[Durst] They say the rock shit, doesn't rock anymore (uh, yeah)
They say the whole game done went pop so I'm back in this ho (young money)
We drinking gin till we pass out and fall on the floor (yeah)
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
They say the rock shit, doesn't rock anymore
They say the whole game done went pop so I'm back in this ho
We drinking gin till we pass out and fall on the floor
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
She's ready to go, she's ready to go
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
She's ready to go, she's ready to go
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
Lil Weezy that's my partner, we drinkin' Russian vodka
Bout to take your bitch 'cause she ain't never fucked a rock star
I'm a fucking outlaw, packing me a chainsaw
I'm at the afterparty 'bout to start another brawl
I'm getting fucked up, so you can go to hell
I'ma need a ride home, I know myself
And you know I put it down like no one else
I'm the champ bitch, I ain't gotta show the belt
They say the rock shit, doesn't rock anymore
They say the whole game done went pop so I'm back in this ho
We drinking gin till we pass out and fall on the floor
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
They say the rock shit, doesn't rock anymore
They say the whole game done went pop so I'm back in this ho
We drinking gin till we pass out and fall on the floor
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
She's ready to go, she's ready to go
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?
She's ready to go, she's ready to go
Is that your bitch, 'cause she told me she's ready to go?

Throw them fingers up, and finger fuck the sky

poetry

I saw them live in 97 a couple of months before 3 dollar bill, y'all came out and counterfeit slayed

I was 12 and weighed about 100 pounds so the mosh pit was quite overwhelming

three dollar bill yall > chocolate starfish > significant other

significant other is an amazing-sounding record and i enjoy the kitchen sink parts of it, like, who would ever want a limp bizkit song with strings??? yet there is one and it rocks (“don’t go off wandering”). i think it just has one too many songs about how cool it is to be in a band (“nineteen ninety nine” vs. “show me what you got”) and “no sex” is embarrassing. “a lesson learned” is a trip-hop song

chocolate starfish feels just ever-so-slightly more accomplished musically, the songs all have interesting twists or weird harmonic things going on (cf. the riff in “rollin”). as for fred durst......... well one side effect of his limitations as a rapper and his v whiny grapplings with fame is that this record is very fucking funny. this is dedicated to you ben stiller!!!! you are my favorite motherfuckaer

one of the best rhythm sections of any rock band... ever. and dj lethal is awesome

that's pushing it imo but sam rivers is def an underrated bassist.

it's sort of an rhcp effect, fundamentally great band with a frontman i would find repellant if he weren't so central to the band's identity

borland and frusciante have a lot of overlap in both attitude and playing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42V2V5oppNg

prob an essay to be written about scott weiland's relationship with this band. i've always loved this very weird and creepy song, and i just learned that this guitar solos-averse band sorta capitulated by giving john otto a huge drum solo during the bridge of this thing

I am getting the sense that you're on a serious nu-metal / rap-rock nostalgia kick based on the collection of bands you're reflecting on across multiple threads. Or is it just confirmation bias?

i watched the movie valentine last weekend and there's a scene where a huge valentine's day party is soundtracked by orgy's "opticon," which has brought me to this point, yes

one of the best rhythm sections of any rock band... ever. and dj lethal is awesome

― mellon collie and the infinite bradness (BradNelson), Thursday, February 18, 2021 12:28 AM (eleven hours ago) bookmarkflaglink

Brad...

why is this controversial???? i really like otto. the dj lethal productions ("n 2gether now" and "getcha groove on") are fuckin sick!

*relistens to "counterfeit"* i am correct

if everyone is chafing against "one of the best"... overstatement is my art, learn to enjoy yourselves

just learned lethal was replaced during the '10s by someone named DJ SK3L3TOR

lol

Rage Against the Machine frontman Zack de la Rocha has distanced himself from Limp Bizkit, stating that "they suck".[127]

John Otto is such a leaden, funkless drummer for an ostensibly hip-hop band. Compared to like, Mike Bordin or Chad Smith or Brad Wilk or even David Silvera it's like just macho slamming

i do not really hear that at all but fair, i do not know from good drumming

... i think he's much better than david silvera after the first two korn records tho

i def don't hear it as exclusively macho slamming as well! like. "re-arranged"???

haha brad i love you but it's killing me that the goalposts have moved from "one of the best rock drummers in any band" to "better than the guy from korn (after the first two albums)"

i'm not even shifting goalposts just questioning my own taste!!! i actually have very controversial opinions about david silvera that i feel weird airing out bc i'm not like a good drummer or anything and i apparently enjoy funkless, leaden drummers

(fieldy made silvera sound better than he was, and his gradual disinterest toward doing anything interesting with his playing over the course of several korn records makes me kinda hate him, tbh)

hey everyone likes what they like

LB's drummer always seemed...okay? fine?

i definitely like LB better than korn, i don't have time for all that jonathan davis goth oogityboogity shit, give me my red hatted goofball and i'll be feelin them lighters in biloxi

would also like to add that ideally all bass players should make the drummer sound better than they are

I have obviously spent a lot of time with Silvera's drumming on the first two Korn albums and while he wasn't the most graceful or effortless drummer, he was really inventive and came up with a lot of little tricks that I've been using for years. This thing grooves and the fills around 0:25 and 0:40 are totally weird.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDaQaFx2FU4

the fills on the first korn record are totally sick and are one of the main attractions i agree

my favorite rock rhythm section will prob always be chi/abe cunningham for perspective

i guess the thing i really like about limp's rhythm section is it's very fusion-y? otto aside, rivers' playing is totally in this constantly bending melodic-and-rhythmic fusion space

Have you gotten your Sam Rivers' confused?

my favorite rock rhythm section will prob always be chi/abe cunningham for perspective

― mellon collie and the infinite bradness (BradNelson)

Brad, otm.

Eat You Alive is probably the one that left the biggest impression on me, though that impression has changed over the years from surprise, to cringe, to now hilarious, and would probably be the one I would do at karaoke, which is a big factor in how I judge song quality. That being said, I gotta go with Rollin' since I requested it at a one of the in school dances in 6th grade.

Durst band ever

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPHWloW1-08

That Wikipedia.bit about Zach de la Rocha made me laugh far too hard, cheers Brad

this song feels like Fred downloaded a pack of Limp Bizkit samples from FTP site, then spent a happy three-day weekend playing around in GarageBand.

this is true and it’s also why i like it lol

Fred looks like he should be in Cake now

well these are hands down the best lyrics he's ever written

first impression is that this feels/sounds like General Larry Pratt's American Idol audition classic "Pants on the Ground"

wow that good?

The whole Dad Vibes thing made me think, aw, maybe Durst has some little shorties running around these days in his mellow years, but his kids are like 20 and 31

On October 6, 2018, Shaggy 2 Dope from hip hop duo Insane Clown Posse attempted to dropkick Durst during a performance of the song "Faith". DJ Lethal from Limp Bizkit responded on Instagram Live calling Shaggy a "clout chaser".[63]

xp maybe he's got more than that! a buddy of mine went to school with a girl whose Dad was Darius Rucker, born 9 months after Hootie played a show in Madison. apparently every time that Tendercrisp Bacon Cheddar Ranch commercial came on TV her roommates would all shout "look! your dad's on TV!!"

while Faith No More vocalist Mike Patton paraphrased the quote attributed to Götz von Berlichingen, Er kann mich am Arsch lecken – "He can lick my ass", when asked by a German reporter about Durst's interest in releasing his music through Interscope Records.[139]

what did I just watch

haha .. basically my reaction when i watched it last night.

I kind of empathize for Durst. Dude seems like an earnest dorkus who just wants to bang models and play caveman riffs and listen to the Smiths but turned himself into music's whipping boy, perhaps as a defense mechanism, perhaps because he's not clever enough to turn himself into a 50 Cent-style heel, perhaps because he's not confident/rich enough to be an ICP-style "we're gonna do our thing regardless." He's worked with Pauly Shore and Corey Feldman and John Travolta, all of whom kind of have the same vibe of like fairly talented guys who clearly love their medium but don't really have the same artistic insight that drives their peers

album is dope

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKAOAnPmp2E

yeah idk if I'm just overly nostalgic for the 90s but this actually seems pretty decent

Wait, what?

This decent enough C+ LB, better than anyone has a right to expect in 2021

I shall not be tricked into listening to a new limp bizkit album in 2021.

funny to have a song about not caring about haters

a song called "snacky poo" is inauspicious (haven't reached it yet)

for years they were supposed to come out with an album about a Giant Disco Elephant Stampede or something. I'm guessing this is not that

i think this album is what some of that material might have eventually turned into

I had never heard "N 2 Gether Now" until DJ Premier did a video about it a couple of weeks ago and it would have earned my vote.

“N 2 Gether Now” is the closest thing to cred this album has.

I’m also partial to the bassline in “rearrenged”, that’s a good one.

Fred Durst is awful throughout though

my teen friends and i were pretty up on "N 2 Gether Now," but mostly for the beat, Method Man, and the squiggley censoring effect for the chorus on MTV.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2o4GcD7X-hs

So this DJ Premier walkthrough on the build of “N 2 Gether Now” is really good and a +1 for durst

wow, that was really enjoyable. might dig into the rest of that series!

yeah that was gret

“no sex” is embarrassing

ahahaha i'm an idiot, that song is dope

haha wow would not have imagined such a song in their catalog

it's like the anthem of Clem in Crossroads (Franzen novel)

not bad

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSTX2xVpfPw

not sure how i missed this back in '21 when the album came out. i guess there was a lot of other stuff going on back then

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kyy3l-ODZKE/sddefault.jpg

do you think he has a favorite armand schaubroeck record?

https://i.imgur.com/chbefV5.png

Today I learned that MTV aired a feature length making-of "Results May Vary." I've never seen it and never will, but I bet one of you lunatics will want to see it, discounting those that no doubt already have seen it and love it and think it is better than "Let It Be."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrA-Y2GAdzY

hell to the yeah i will be watching this

josh is this revive relating to the recent todd in the shadows video on results may vary?

i remember seeing that mtv doc in pieces because i really liked that series it was a part of ("album launch"). the blink-182 episode was kind of redemptive for me, and while i never became a proper fan, that one painted the band in a pretty enthusiastic way. definitely left a good impression on me.

the limp bizkit episode was a slog. and again: i watched it in pieces, never seen it from start to finish... you know how mtv replayed everything ad nauseum. the recent todd in the shadows "trainwreckords" episode on the album really digs into the doldrum-y vibe that a lot of 2000s pop music had (and still does for me), and todd definitely nails it from a retrospective pov, but i don't think anything will ever come close to conveying how completely justified the hatered of that band,and specifically fred durst, was. good lord, the album WAS awful but have you tried to watch even 10 minutes of that mtv bullschitt!!??!!?

josh is this revive relating to the recent todd in the shadows video on results may vary?

Absolutely! As soon as he mentioned it I googled it and thought I would share the wealth.

Todd really does get to the heart of it, too. All these assholes, they're bullies while playing the bullied. Except that they're sort of being bullied (by the haters) for being bullies! It's like they took all the wrong lessons from the alt-rock explosion - be loud! be aggressive! - but not the other lesson of being vulnerable or smart or subversive or, like, an alternative to aggro backwards baseball cap shit like this. At least Slipknot had the good instinct to hide behind masks and know how to play (I think?). All these losers, it's like they looked at metal bands and thought, nah, too hard, I'll just get an extra string or two on my bass, tune way the fuck down, and yell a lot, that'll do it.

i recently listened to the whole limp bizkit discog mostly bc i was fascinated by what results may vary would actually be like. very tortured process of getting that record out, and unfortunately they scrapped the really good first sessions (which float around the internet on various bootlegs... the only problem with these songs is several of them are SO misogynystic bleh) and ultimately recorded a way more boring album. still, only lb record that flirts with failure-esque space rock, however briefly

it's also fine to not understand this band, they're unbelievably stupid, but i love the music largely because it's unbelievably stupid. i don't watch youtube critics

so many of these guys i can just never un-hear the stuff they said about gay people when they were on top of the world. they can go vegan and grow out their beards and say sensible stuff about climate change or gun violence or whatever, but fuck them forever imo

be loud! be aggressive! - but not the other lesson of being vulnerable

ftr there are a number of limp bizkit songs that qualify as vulnerable, shallow as they may be. also i think "bullies playing the bullied" mistakes fred for the band. idk wes borland is obviously a freak

kind of enjoying this doc honestly. frontman struggles with lack of talent after his incredibly talented guitarist's departure. good stuff

Is Fred vulnerable, or whiny based on how people treat him, in turn based on how he behaves and what he says and does?

I don't know what to make of Wes. His apparent "weirdness" always made him seem to me like a wannabe John Frusciante, down to his off and on relationship to his meal ticket.

Im legit excited to watch it, not as a hater (ok not just) but theres always something fascinating about in-depth docs about the making of flawed/failed albums, i could watch them endlessly. Ime films about the making of good/successful albums are never as interesting.

I think the Todd guy brings that up, how often making-of docs are about disappointing or bad albums.

limp bizkit's greatest hitz is a lot of fun until the results may vary stuff comes on - or maybe the final single from chocolate starfish - at which point not even i can mine anything.

I rewatched Some Kind of Monster recently and aside from enjoying the obvious Spinal Tap qualities, it really does capture some deep stuff about creativity, inspiration, talent, the nature of being in a band, etc, on a level that I cant imagine in a doc about a bunch of effortlessly talented musicians painlessly collaborating to record classic songs in the first take every time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zGX9OlaiTw

Is the doc posted above good for laughs like Some Kind Of Monster?

It's honestly pretty depressing, but I suppose there is some schadenfreude in that.

xxpost Now that Pinkpop show, at least going by the couple of minutes I watched, *that* shit is funny.

I saw them downbill at Ozzfest in '98, the giant toilet days. I recall them being shitty.

I think I saw them again, but for the life of me I can't remember which of the many similar package tours it was. Family Values, Anger Management, something with Slipknot and System of a Down, I think ... did they ever do a headlining arena tour in the '90s, or were they always coasting on, like, Korn vapors?

In what universe does that man get to touch his lips to Halle Berry. WTF

hell to the yeah i will be watching this

― waste of compute (One Eye Open), Friday, May 16, 2025 2:03 PM (two days ago) bookmarkflaglink