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[@paulb808]

Limp Bizkit are fun, they fall under the Nu Metal genre, they were the biggest group in the world at one point, that iconic backwards red Yankees hat, didnt care if they pissed people off, made massive headlines for their balls to the wall Woodstock 99 set in front of 200k+ people... they were in heavy rotation on MTV, so one minute its Backstreet Boys, N Sync, Britney Spears on tv, then its Limp Bizkit, Korn, Deftones, Eminem, so it really put music fans/bands pitted against each other to see what got more air time. Fred Durst even came out and did the breakdown from "Livin It Up" with Christina Aguilera during her performance at the MTV VMAs. They have huge singles, but also some incredible deep cuts, all 5 in the group are great musicians, Fred was the face and took all the hate and fame that came along with it. From their debut album Id recommend checking out "Stuck".

[@straykid7187]

Limp bizkit it's Nu metal rap metal

[@Ed-1993]

Re-arranged from their second album and "I'll be OK" from their third album are both pretty good tracks you should check out. Limp bizkit is a pretty fun group to listen to. A good chunk of their earlier stuff is really good, and Wes borland is one of the best parts of the band and an underrated guitarist. 🤘

[@detjuggalo]

Check out Counterfeit from their first album which is fire from start to finish

[@aronp7097]

Fun fact: They filmed this video on the roof of the World Trade Center. They were the last band to play on top of that building....then a couple weeks later, they received a thank you letter from the World Trade Center headquarters. That letter arrived to them 09/10/2001. 😮

[@NatReacts_]

That’s crazy😳

[@jaimeparquette7885]

You're close, but it's actually their video Rollin' that was filmed on top of the twin towers

[@evanbell5068]

that was the rollin video

[@Kev27RS]

That was the music video for "ROLLIN‘". The music video was filmed around August ~ September 2000. The tower you see in the video is the South Tower. Limp Bizkit received a letter in the mail from the World Trade Center's building manager on September 10 2001, thanking them for choosing the World Trade Center for the music video and also congratulating them for winning the "Rock Video Of The Year" Award at the MTV Video Music Awards - which took place on September 6 2001…

[@kylec1411]

Still got nothing but love for LB. They fun with a vibe. What more could you want. They have many bangers. Fred durst from limp bizkit was a tattoo artist and Jonathan Davis from Korn was in town getting a tattoo and limp bizkit had their demo playing and thats sorta the origin of limp bizkit finding success.

[@paulb808]

And he tattooed it "Corn", surprised he still got that deal. Lol

[@kylec1411]

@@paulb808 bahaha thats funny. I didn't know that part of the story. Thanks for sharing. I wish limp bizkit had done more in their catalog. They had multiple styles that were quite unique to them. Cheers

[@paulb808]

@@kylec1411 I agree with you, but they do have a ton of 'unreleased' material from the RMV sessions with some incredible songs that I'm shocked didn't make the album. Fred also did a livestream years ago and played some unreleased tunes that were bangers, but maybe never get officially released or finished. "this shit just got real" is a highlight from that session. Do you know the 3$bill era track "No Control/Don't Remember" that is another gem they used to play live, but didn't make the album

[@aronp7097]

@@kylec1411 Fred was responsible for getting Staind and COLD signed..... And almost Trapt.

[@RebornLeveller]

They were labled "NU-Metal". But calling it Rap-Metal always made more sense to me. DJ Leathal used to be in the rap group House Of Pain (another group worth checking out). I'd also recommend Dub War and Skin Dred (basically the same band that changed their name). They do "Ragga-Metal" (a mixture of ragga, reggae, metal, rap, hip-hop, funk, soul, etc).

[@zozo3071]

LimpBizkit is full of bangers, check out Nookie

[@KingLeo-ng5tc]

Awesome

[@Eriavsuanz]

wow duuuuude so coool. i was 12 y.o first time i heard the Bizkit in 2000-1999. was sooooo aamazing band, really. then i was so lucky to see them live in argentina, 2011. was insane, u should check it out that too. . awsome, dude, and u are so young is SO crazy that for us, now grown ass man seeing the youth enjoyin our music as well, high five bro! hug from arg.

[@paulaboyd9743]

I saw Limp Bizkit in Glasgow in 2001! They're finally playing in Belfast tonight.

[@robinjordan3922]

Generation X he said it!! Limp Bizkit was a vibe, and it was, we'll kick your ass if you suck. No one was offended we were all happy.

[@mamaflush9945]

Lots of great musicians and artists has come out of Florida. Here's another suggestion, if interested. "Simple Man - Lynyrd Skynyrd - Lyrics HD" (by the channel: ClassicSongs3) --Lynyrd Skynyrd is an American southern rock band formed in Jacksonville, Florida in 1969. This is one of the finest southern rock bands to have come out of "muscle shoals." And as always, I've enjoyed rocking with you, Nat. Thanks for sharing. peace out~

[@aronp7097]

@@mamaflush9945 other bands outta jville: Yellowcard. Evergreen Terrace. Cold. Shinedown. 38 special. Other people from jax are Pat Boone. And Ma$e.....before he claimed Harlem.

[@galaxiafletes8287]

Their cover of Faith is awesome.

[@mahs70]

Saludos amigo Nat, me discul´po por escribirte en español. Limp Bizkit entre en el genero musical del "NU METAL de los 90´s y comienzos del 2000.....

[@aronp7097]

I'm from Jacksonville also. Duùvvvaàl. They were a band that had Wes' (guitar) brother on keyboard and no dj. When they got signed they ditched him and got DJ lethal from the old rap group "House of Pain: ". Fred (singer) was a tattoo artist in jax and when the band KORN came to town, Fred tattooed one of the members. The rest is history. I'm a drummer and my band has actually played with them a show. (Along with "COLD" (Grundig), and Yellowcard. Reason I say this is because: IMO wes' brother on keys, WAS the band! After him I personally think Wes IS the band now. Weird. Go Jags!!!

[@NatReacts_]

DUVALLLL💪🏽

[@jaimeparquette7885]

If you like this one and Break Stuff you'll probably like Rollin'

[@PML78]

They do go hard live ... saw them in the Summer Sanitarium tour Mudvayne, Deftones,Linkin Park, Metallica was the headliner 🔥🤘🏽🔥DallasTx 💪🏽🇨🇱

[@tangerinesky1293]

Me too! They're from Arlington =P I use to see them at little club called the milk bar downtown Jville on Forsyth st i believe......idk its been a long time,

[@mahs70]

Limp Bizkit es un grupo del genero NU METAL de los 90´s.... yo tenia esetemaen mi ring tone como despertador en mi Nokia 6265 jejejejejejejeje

[@tankeater]

LimpBizkit is NuMetal... Slipknot, KorN, System-of-a-down, and LimpBizkit was the top artists in the late 90s-2000s. I'll always say Link-N-Park is PopPunk. 🤘

[@Kev27RS]

Linkin Park is NuMetal as well!

[@heetcrusher2880]

Big difference between yesterday's generation and todays. Todays generation just get in line and believe everything they are told and believe in the group think. Rather than learn for yourself and have fun.

[@eviljeep]

I've always loved this censored version with the weird sounds to cover 🤟 Give it a groove 👌

[@mitzycream]

I think it would be great if you can listen to more girls!! An amazing eclectic artist is Tori Amos from the 90s. Her song precious things (from the live session 1998) is absolutely incredible and like nothing you’ve ever heard!!

[@scottdolby]

4:50 - some earlier scratch with rock Run DMC covering Aerosmith “Walk This Way” Or, my favorite one - Anthrax covering Public Enemy “Bring The Noise” Those were covers and collabs, but an earlier start from late 1980s and early 1990s. I won’t say it - Spiral Out (more Tool every now & again).

[@Nu.Metal.Kid.99]

This is prime Nü Metal. "Gold Cobra" should be next. It's another banger from their catalog 🔥

[@justinjohnson6452]

I believe they went to terry Parker highschool Lynyrd Skynyrd is from Jax as well they went to Lee high

[@NatReacts_]

Damn that’s right around where I grew up

[@adriangonzales3754]

What's up, my guy, just wanna say keep doing what your doing. Always look fwd for the reactions. Can please check out slipknot disasterpieces live in london 2002 I promise your gunna go down the slipknot rabbit hole

[@NatReacts_]

Thank you for the love! I haven’t heard them yet but will be happy too🤝🏽

[@adriangonzales3754]

@NatReacts_ much love bro.. I'll be on the look out

[@adamgallick5769]

Listen to N 2 Gether Now and Rollin/ Urban Assault Vehicle version and Fred will tell you himself who influenced him

[@azidihaqeem7882]

Too pac is fred biggest influence

[@CJ-Fischer]

Lynyrd Skynyrd from Jacksonville 😮

[@NatReacts_]

I didn’t know that!

[@stevefisher5433]

When you gonna do some slipknot brother?

[@JamiHeart]

I'd call them Nu Metal...Gen X rep!

[@dianihkwan7529]

HIP HOP METAL. Thar is what they are.. 😂

[@ACR_BOX]

Gen X.... (DGaF and Play hard) Nothing like Gen Z

[@zacharyhagan818]

Grown ass adults putting out their opinions and being people were born the 2000's...I feel old, and I'm not even that old. I should feel prime....dammit. Everything is awful.

[@JoeWedgwood-ik9zo]

Nu metal

[@brokentboy]

They fall under Nu Metal. Still not a fan of that name, but whatever. Mostly growing up they got call HipHop/Rap/Pop/Rock....or Trash. They had a SHIT TON of Haters. They were TOO MTV/TRL. Everyone dissed on them. Like Korn was the top, they were the bottom. BUT they were good and took the hate. Dont be fooled they also brought a lot of it their own way. Fred ran his mouth a lot.