Long time limp fan. I clearly remember there being a track that is "live" from the chocolate starfish album with the voice from the "intro" that keeps talking then the crowd dies down and a voice in the crowd says "hey, stfu!! Where limp Bizkit!?" Did my imagination make this up somewhere along the way?

What song and/or albums do you reccomend? 🙏🙏

Thanks!! :D

Mind you im still in school, im addicted to nu metal (cus muzic is mah fav druhgggg) and i spent hours making this!!! I got bored of my earbud case looking so plain and boring. I knew for a fact, "I cant paint. I lost my sticker paper. And if I wanted to make a paper thing, I dont have modpodge or glue (jarona!) To put it there. Hmm. Waaaaaait. I has an ideaaaahahahaha!* so I tore a buncha paper, drew, cut, glued every piece with elmers, and taped it on my case to make a design inspired by the 2000s wes borland artstyle used for Chocolate Starfish.

I know for a fact they might not see this, but I wish Limp would see this. It'd be pretty tuff. For a definite fact, I dont have any other sm to post this everywhere so nawh I dont think my idol fixxina see THIS any time soon. But ey. If he or anyone from tge band DOES stumble upon this, just know...that the world still sucks and thats okay because all the haters (yours and mine) cann kiss sum chocolate starfish, just not mine- what I really mean to say is MEEEE IMMM BROOOOOOOOOOOOOKE

(pls come to DFW)

I found this cd in my basement with other songs on it like blind, straight up, stuck, and armpit

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It's honestly a great song, I love it, please don't get me wrong. But I'm trying to learn it on guitar, and everything's cool and stuff... UNTIL THE E-MAJOR IN THE BRIDGE! WHY IS IT SO OVERENGINEERED? HOW DO YOU OVERENGINEER A CHORD? IT'S LITTERALLY AN E-MAJOR, WHY IS THE STRUMMINGPATTERN SO GODDARN COMPLICATED?!

Que ha dicho Fred al respecto ? Me parece un sacrilegio que la canción no haya quedado en el significant other :(

Apologies if this is not allowed. But we caught up with Wes at Download!

Keep on watchin watchin watchin watchin.

Been a fance since 1997 or early 1998, when Three Dollar Bill came out at my local record store; Warehouse records.

Also fun fact; I have the same birthday as Fred Durst (August 20th). Although I was not aware of this in my early years I only learned about this a few years ago.