WWAW Limp Bizkit

[DMAN]

All in with the Nu Metal to be perfectly honest witcha. It's kinda like rock, it's kinda like rap. A taste of both, just a taste.

 

[Meownaw]

WWAWD Sevendust? I used to love this album.

 

[TorqueWheeler]

I was a Radiohead guy. And I'm still a faggot to this day.

Radiohead is probably my favorite band ever and I’m definitely more that way inclined generally speaking but sometimes you just want to break a fucking face tonight.

 

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

I liked them as a kid, then hated them like everybody else, then I saw the Woodstock 99 docs and liked them again.

Did you know that Vos performed there?

 

[Dusty Dan]

Discovered them at 13 years old. Noisy, full of swearing, parents hated them.
What's not to like?

Wes is a legit decent guitarist and I like some of his other projects. John Otto is the most boring drummer ever.

 

[Dusty Dan]

I was a session guitarist in college and it wasn't the kind of band I ever expected to get into but when I went to live in Japan for a couple of years back in the day Significant Other became one of my soundtracks for whatever reason. I still have fond memories of walking through Harajuku and listening to that album and meeting a lot of different people who were into it just from looking for something that made them feel alive after the whole Green Day/Offspring/Nickelback/Creed etc. era of utter shit rock music.

I hate Nickelback and Creed. Green Day had some jams in the early days. I can't deny I loved The Offspring though. Everything up to Conspiracy of One was decent and out of all those 3rd (4th?) wave punk bands for kids, they were my favourite.

 

[TorqueWheeler]

I hate Nickelback and Creed. Green Day had some jams in the early days. I can't deny I loved The Offspring though. Everything up to Conspiracy of One was decent and out of all those 3rd (4th?) wave punk bands for kids, they were my favourite.

I did like Kerplunk and Dookie enough. I was a skater kid so a lot of the skate punk and really hardcore stuff was always kind of there during those years but I’ve just always felt like that era that brought in Good Charlotte and other total dogshit like them was the darkest time ever for mainstream, guitar-based music until now, I guess.

Offspring just didn’t do it for me but I knew a ton of guys who loved them. Certainly better than a lot of stuff they ushered in though.

 

[Dusty Dan]

I did like Kerplunk and Dookie enough. I was a skater kid so a lot of the skate punk and really hardcore stuff was always kind of there during those years but I’ve just always felt like that era that brought in Good Charlotte and other total dogshit like them was the darkest time ever for mainstream, guitar-based music until now, I guess.

Offspring just didn’t do it for me but I knew a ton of guys who loved them. Certainly better than a lot of stuff they ushered in though.

I'd forgotten about Good Charlotte until now. You're right, it was a slippery slope from there into MCR and Fall Out Boy emo faggotry.

 

[Turk February]

I'd forgotten about Good Charlotte until now. You're right, it was a slippery slope from there into MCR and Fall Out Boy emo faggotry.

But if you were cool, by the time you hit high school you'd graduate from Good Charlotte, the "my first emo playset", and get into The Faint and At the Drive In.



fuck yeah.

 

[Cuphead]

I'd forgotten about Good Charlotte until now. You're right, it was a slippery slope from there into MCR and Fall Out Boy emo faggotry.

Not only did their music suck, but they become even more hateable once you learned they were just a bunch of rich kids from Waldorf cosplaying as wanna be punks

 

[TorqueWheeler]

But if you were cool, by the time you hit high school you'd graduate from Good Charlotte, the "my first emo playset", and get into The Faint and At the Drive In.



fuck yeah.

I didn't think much of the reunion album but before they broke up ATDI were a fucking great band.

 

[Turk February]

I didn't think much of the reunion album but before they broke up ATDI were a fucking great band.

Vaya is a rare 10 out of 10 album and Relationship of Command is a fucking masterpiece, but I do recommend giving Interalia another listen, it's really good, I think it just came out either 10 years too early or 10 years too late.

 

[TorqueWheeler]

Vaya is a rare 10 out of 10 album and Relationship of Command is a fucking masterpiece, but I do recommend giving Interalia another listen, it's really good, I think it just came out either 10 years too early or 10 years too late.

Yeah, I've been meaning to give it another listen. It wasn't bad it just felt unremarkable. After wanting a follow-up to Relationship of Command for so long it was pretty deflating.

 

[DMAN]

WWAWD Sevendust? I used to love this album.

I loved Sevendust even before I knew the singer was black.

 

[Meownaw]

I loved Sevendust even before I knew the singer was black.

That's funny because I loved them even after I found out he was black.

 

[AliceWorquer]

They'd have been a pretty good instrumental band

 

[Skatole C9H9N]

Three Dollar Bill, Y'all has some good stuff on it. Significant Other is pretty solid, probably their best. Chocolate Starfish is about as good as their first album. It’s good, but that’s it. Some filler. Haven’t heard Results May Very. Their last 2 albums have maybe 2-3 decent songs between the both of them.

 

[Lamont & Tonelli]

 

[DMAN]

Haven’t heard Results May Very.

Honestly? I used to rock out to this CD in 2003, Build A Bridge is decent if corny, but that describes all Limp Bizkit.

 

[bantadant]

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