Limp Bizkit: All Albums Ranked!

In this video I rate all of the studio albums by Nü-Metal legends Limp Bizkit!
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[@jonbourgoin182]

Limp Bizkit may have devolved into a meme over the years but that doesn't change the fact that they have some honestly really good deep cuts that the casual Limp fan probably completely forgot about. "It'll Be Okay" and "Don't Go Off Wandering" are two that immediately come to mind. Also, Fred may have had the charisma and front man gimmick down pat but no one should ever pretend that he was the musical muscle in the band, because we all know that Wes Borland was responsible for making their music stand out. The outro to Nookie where Wes makes his guitar sound like it's laughing was just one neat example of his uniqueness. Not to mention the downright strange tunings and string size combinations. I remember trying to download a guitar tab for Nookie and just being completely flabbergasted as to how to emulate that sound.

[@T.k.b.a.h.a]

Limp bizkit has always been a meme...we just didn't have that word in 1998. The original name of the band was gonna be Blood Fart...they've always been like this

[@DancingwithGhosts]

for sure... i still have no idea how that riff is played, i looked it up on youtube and already forgot.. he joins the ranks of people like Tom Morello or maybe even the guys in Korn for really thinking outside of the box with the guitar

[@HarakiriRock]

@@T.k.b.a.h.a Ackshuallyyy... 'meme' was added to the Merriam Webster dictionary in 1998. Oh the irony. 🤓

[@jonbourgoin182]

@@HarakiriRock I hope you pushed your glasses up before typing that comment! Lol

[@ColeslawVariant]

Duke Lion Fights the Terror!

[@youngorangee]

we need a full video on the Corey Feldman albums

[@prodbydeniedconfirmation]

Are you trying to torture the man? 😂🤦🏾‍♂️

[@youngorangee]

@@prodbydeniedconfirmation lmao

[@SavoxYT]

WWE put _Chocolate Starfish_ to great use. There was nothing more badass in 2001 than The Undertaker riding to the ring on his motorcycle with "Rolling" as his entrance music. And then there was that absolute masterpiece of a hype package for the Wrestlemania XVII match between The Rock and Steve Austin with "My Way" playing over it.

[@thepolacek]

Huge LB Fan here. Your rankings for S A and B are great. I would have personally put Golden Cobra on C, but aside from that, its great.

[@ShadowAngel-lt8nw]

There are actually who unironically like shit bizkit? my mind is blown, i thought anybody with even an ounce of a working brain would despise that untalented, degenerated crap

[@Hatinazz]

Between the age of 16ish until I was in my 40s significant other was my favorite limp Bizkit album...but now in my 40 three dolla bill is now my favorite by them

[@DancingwithGhosts]

3 dolla bill is a lot more raw than i give i gave it credit for

[@laurisaarinen1126]

By the way, Significant Other was supposed to have a cover song. They were going to do their version of 1999 by Prince but he said no (as he did for many artists) so they made the original song Nine-Teen Ninety Nine. They still did perform the Prince cover live.

[@stevenmuszynski1601]

Allegedly Al Jourgensen was a part of the Results May Vary sessions as well

[@immortaluglyfish2724]

Ah man Snot rules, you gotta give their first album a spin

[@laurisaarinen1126]

About a year ago, with the whole nu metal nostalgia being everywhere, i finally could stop calling Bizkit my guilty pleasure, and just admit they have some honestly great jams. Counterfeit, Re-Arranged and Livin It Up are just enjoyable tracks to have on my nu metal playlist. Of course i was always a huge fan of rap-rock so this style was my cup of tea anyway. I used to be obsessed with RATM in my early teens and my favorite band for years was 311. Sure their sound includes other styles like reggae but their early albums were mainly rap-rock. So gotta give a shoutout to them being one of the first to do that crossover well!

[@johnnykarate_SweepLeg]

Will Sasso was a great lead man for Limp Biz.

[@joshtoten]

On Fred Durst Friday too! Nice!

[@theroguecybersoldier2629]

They're a band I'd love to get into because of how good the rest of the guys sound, but it's always Fred that holds them back IMO. Break Stuff and Take a Look Around though I will admit slaps

[@DancingwithGhosts]

yep.. just imagine how good it would have been with someone who just sang over the verses instead of the cheesy raps

[@melancholoid]

Awesome Vid! Thank You very much for Your Work! Greetings from Germany

[@Hatinazz]

Limp Bizkit was really popular when I was in high school lotta nostalgia for them fun listen

[@dugdigg7385]

Yo Josh, I agree about Dad Vibes. It rocks! It's got something they're, a Bizkit je ne say quah.

[@xenos_n.]

I only liked their first album. They were too commercial for me by the second album, but the first had a nice edge for a 90's teen like me.

[@Harjawaldar]

I mostly agree with what you say here and enjoyed the video! Just two things: I didn't think gold cobra was dogshit, I think it's fun with some swings and misses. And also do people really think 4,5 min songs are way too long now?

[@DancingwithGhosts]

i think if you have a 16 album track and ALL the songs are 4:30 average, yeah... that's pretty long

[@jesuisunstroopwafel]

You are a true man after enduring such a discography.

[@DancingwithGhosts]

i liked like half of it at least hah

[@bibiinspades1953]

I thought Unquestionable Truth was pretty good, it gave me a spoken word vibe leaning more in the hardcore territory not saying they executed it but more of attempt, 25 Ta Life or V.O.D would be the bands to execute this style but it was cool to see LB attempt it

[@stinghouseproductions8502]

One of my favorite Limp Bizkit moments was when they showed up to some VMA awards in like 2003 and you could tell that Emo had taken over and even they looked like they knew it was the end of their relevance. The look of Fred's face when an interviewer asked if he was excited to see Good Charlotte perform was priceless. I never liked this band...but I like this video.

[@MonoGrinded]

Misterrrrr Sparklllllleeeeee great shirt

[@austindolan7182]

jeez my dad would not take chocolate starfish out his truck stereo for a year straight. sounded good through those speakers though.

[@DancingwithGhosts]

sweet a gen z'er is watching my content! or maybe even gen alpha

[@lippi2171]

​@@DancingwithGhosts another one here

[@viewtifulvash6068]

Yesss do a ranking on all of the Feldog's albums

[@DancingwithGhosts]

spoilers: D tier... all of them

[@viewtifulvash6068]

@@DancingwithGhosts How can you do that? The Feldster has helped a lot of girls in Hollywood!

[@gogo_flamingo1346]

You should check out "Don't Change" by Grinspoon tis the best version xxx

[@smokkpinjekpuu]

*the faux intellectual types aren't gonna fuck with a band like that. Genuinely smart people love the Bizkit.

[@dugdigg7385]

🤣 I used to think the Matthew's Bridge was the drum beat that J Otto was playing. Yea, and a para-diddle is a when one parachutes in to cop a feel.

[@DancingwithGhosts]

lol

[@Victor-s6i8l]

Hey how do you feel about talking about Weezer?

[@DancingwithGhosts]

they're ok.. they have so many albums i have listened to/don't want to listen to

[@Apanblod]

I think Stalemate might be my favourite LB song, at the very least from 3$ Bill.

[@btr3k]

Limp Bizkit pretty much missed my radar, but I know them through the wrestling connection. Undertaker's theme for a little while... "Keep rollin, rollin, rollin...". They performed it at Wrestlemania. "My Way" was also used a lot at the time. And, Fred Durst was a playable character in the WWF smackdown video game. So... there's that?

[@DancingwithGhosts]

oh gawd 🤦🏻‍♂

[@btr3k]

@@DancingwithGhosts Yeah that pretty much sums it up 😂

[@ColeslawVariant]

Went to see Faith No More as they were touring their Album of the Year record. Limp Bizkit opened the show, 3 Dollar Bill, Y'all was the album they were promoting. Fred performed in a full length winter coat with the hood up, which made us laugh because stage lights are brutally hot.

[@DancingwithGhosts]

lol swampy bawls

[@8ballbowler]

I think I may be the only one in the world that likes results may vary the most.

[@jonbourgoin182]

Results really did vary in this case after all

[@uncletony55]

L I M P Bizkit is right here

[@DancingwithGhosts]

cuz if you don't, then we don't care

[@viralmedianetwork415]

The fact that Limp Biscuit had more that 1 album is too many.

[@DandDFan]

'Results may vary' is a perfect example of why Limp Bizkit does not work without Wes Borland

[@viralmedianetwork415]

Limp Biscuit would be a blip on the map if Bradley from Sublime didn't die.

[@laurisaarinen1126]

I love Sublime but i fail to see how they have anything to do with LB...

[@viralmedianetwork415]

@@laurisaarinen1126 bc they are like the Walmart version of Sublime

[@chiefjoes.wiggumindonutswe5662]

😂🐯🤙limp Bizkit vs linkin park vs rex the Mexican viper - who😢 would kick arse - who would rule, DwG/DAWG?!

[@The_Laser_Channel]

The only reason I liked Gold Cobra was because it felt more like Chocolate Starfish album....but 10 years too late...they could have skipped Results Mary Vary and Unquestionable Truth...If Gold Cobra had released a year or two after Chocolate Starfish, I think it would have done a lot better but by the time it did release, no one cared about Limp Bizkit at all anymore

[@ducko5404]

I’ll never trash talk Limp Bizkit, the cheesy side aside they have always been solid af

[@Amber_xo_133]

LB or Korn? LB: Like Korn: Comment

[@joshtoten]

@@Amber_xo_133 Hoobastank

[@PieroMinayaRojas]

People try not to overhate on RMV challenge

[@HazmatCrowl54454]

What was that last brown one?

[@DancingwithGhosts]

im assuming some kind of "Results May Vary" b-sides album

[@JurassicBoyz006]

Results May Vary is my favorite 💯🔥

[@DancingwithGhosts]

u cappin' dawg

[@debonaire_nerd]

This will be something if a controversy for me as...I don't like $3BY. I much prefer this band when they are loose and fun. Their latest record was one of the greatest steps in this direction. While not their best, I love Bizkit best when they are having fun. My rank: *S:* SO, RMV *A:* TUTP1, SS *B:* GC *C:* $3DBY, CS *D:*

[@DancingwithGhosts]

that is certainly different than my choices, interesting though

[@debonaire_nerd]

@@DancingwithGhosts I do love Leech and Counterfeit, however. Both songs helped me when I was struggling with coming out as queer. There's lyrics and brutal moments in those tracks which definitely resonated with my mood and drive at the time.

[@MonoGrinded]

So thats what he was talking about with the Matthews bridge lol

[@DancingwithGhosts]

lol yep i hate that fucking bridge

[@joshtoten]

Chocolate Starfish was my favorite album BUT, I was also 11 years old when it came out so.... yeah. I shouldn't have been listening but of course I ate that shit up lol. I can vividly remember begging my mom to let me buy it at walmart (edited version, of course! ah, the nostalgia) and then her driving us to our local big burger place and listening to the whole album nearly all the way through by the time we actually got our food. I never really cared for their first two albums aside from the few singles, and... yeah, by the time Results May Vary came out, I was onto my weeb phase and hated anything that wasn't jrock/visual kei. I gave them all a relisten earlier this year and my verdict is... yeah. Limp Bizkit does indeed still suck. They are basically the Pauly Shore of rock music.

[@jonbourgoin182]

Now you've got me curious as to what the song Hot Dog sounds like on the clean version of the album. Did they simply mute all 46 F bombs? Was the song just removed from it altogether? Did Fred use a different word in place of "fuck"? I legit need to look this up on KZbin right now, brb lol

[@joshtoten]

@@jonbourgoin182 It's been so many years since I listened and no longer have possession of the CD, but I THINK they just muted every utterance of fuck. It was a gamble when buying those censored CDs. The best ones would play the word backwards which I thought was neat as hell. I think I remember a few doing record scratches too which was also a neat effect. The more generic ones did the blanking. And then... the worst offenders put in that annoying ass BEEP. I wonder if I can hunt down a digital copy of the edited album to confirm...

[@joshtoten]

@@jonbourgoin182 OH SWEET it's actually on spotify as the second listing when you search for the album lol but yeah it blanks them out

[@joshtoten]

@@jonbourgoin182 ...and now i'm listening to my generation and i forgot they actually put effort into the censoring on this song. EVERY single type of censorship in this one lmao

[@supernoob17]

In my middle school limp bizkit fans vs linkin park fans was like backstreet boys fans vs nsync fans, and therefore to this day I believe all limp bizkit songs and albums belong below f tier

[@DancingwithGhosts]

awww shoot

[@rickylewis1451]

I thought they were cool for the first couple years I was on board the first couple albums but by the time chocolate starfish came out it was too cheesy for me. Weirdly enough around the same time is when I stopped following WWF around 2001 and mania 17 that was the end for me with that band and wrestling. Fred started being in smackdown games too lol once they went full mainstream in 2000 and after I was checked out

[@JWitmyer]

gotta have faith

[@debonaire_nerd]

Not faith....it's FAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIITTTTTTTHHHH NOW GET DA FUK UP!!!!!

[@mattdeinken6580]

I only can listen to the first 3 albums

[@alanfennell4833]

As much hate as they get, I don't know anyone my age who didn't love Significant Other

[@DancingwithGhosts]

you couldn't really deny it at the time, especially if you were a dude lol

[@ScarysReviews]

Unquestionable truth D, really?

[@DancingwithGhosts]

yeah man that shit sucked lol

[@JohnnyBargeldBoom]

Same here with the last Tool Album! Everybody loved but I think its just boooring!

[@ducko5404]

21:55 youtube shorts

[@deadbeatm]

They all suck, even the big albums. Listen to the deep cuts and tell me they're good lol

[@LucasMartins-dy6no]

Starfish is no 1

[@Justinian-IV]

All F tier.

[@rentoptional1524]

Chocolate Starfish isnt anywhere near A tier. Other than Rollin, this album sucks shit.

[@DancingwithGhosts]

you gonna deny Boiler?

[@MonoGrinded]

To me that album is full of hard ass riffs and great hooks but each to their own lol

[@harrybehemoth2751]

Nope! Nope! Nope! You can't fucking rank them because their albums are all the worst and there is no best.

[@jonbourgoin182]

Opinions, man.

[@JurassicBoyz006]

💀💀💀you are glazing bro and you must’ve forgot about opinions tho 💀💀

[@quigglyz]

gay opinion bro

[@davekennedy6315]

Limp Bizkit were always seen as jokes back then? They were in the UK at least? They had a few hits but were literally only popular with little kids. I do like Behind Blue Eyes but its a Who cover so that explains that. I just thought Fred Durst was a joke singing bad, rebellious little kid songs at the age of 30+ years old was a bit sad (I'm 4 years younger than him)

[@DancingwithGhosts]

in the States they were very much taken seriously for a couple years

[@laurisaarinen1126]

Well, the UK didn't take Jamiroquai seriously either, who were their own and absolutely incredible. The Brits have made a lot of amazing music but also were putting out some awful crap in the britpop years that was way worse than Bizkit.