AJ Busts a Nut ITT (Limp Bizkit Reformation)

[MalaCloudy Black]

It's not that I dislike it, more that I haven't even listened to it. Well, I heard The Truth when it was first leaked which was okay but it didn't blow me away.

It's only 7 songs and they named it "The Unquestionable Truth (Part 1)" which is a stupid title. Especially when there's no part 2.

Just listening to RMV on my itunes for the first time in like 2/3 years, I forgot how many quality (term used loosely for my tastes) songs are on there. Behind Blue Eyes is still better than The Who's original

rofl

[Gene Kiniski]

Actually, there was a Unquestionable Truth Part 2 - kinda-ish. There was a sample/demo/leak of it, but it was just like the first part. Fred Durst and hard rock don't mix.

[Sousa]

Behind Blue Eyes is still better than The Who's original

hof now.

[Forky]

Eh, I'd have to agree with AJ on LB's version being better than The Who's. I don't know why, but I enjoy it a lot more with the way Durst does it.

[TheRossWalker]

I can see this turning into a Sousa "Sephiroth is Diet Kefka"-style argument.

For the record, LB > The Who

Sephiroth >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Kefka

Edited February 17, 2009 by TheRossWalker

[Dan]

The Pit Bailey remix is pretty awesome.

[Ananas]

I think I might be more excited for this if they hadn't done the whole reunion with Wes Borland thing, leading to The Unquestionable Truth.

[fourstarfizzle]

This reunion thing is funny, Ultraspank and Dry Cell have now reformed. I'm just waiting for Crazy Town and Union Undeground to come back...

[YI]

FUCK YEAH! I'd love me some Union Underground. Let's not forget, TRUSTcompany are back together, and apparently OPM never actually broke up.

Yeah, I'd so go see Limp Bizkit...if not purely for the opportunity to pull out the "Rollin" hand movements, it'd just be epic crack.

[K]

OPM are sort of famous amongst my circle of friends because they played a gig at a bar that my friend tended, and as soon as they were left alone they nicked a crate of smirnoff ice and tore off in their van. funny as fuck.

also I have one union underground album and it;s brilliant so fair enough

[YI]

OPM was the first gig I ever went to. It was good.

Saw a couple of them (not the main guy though) in McDonalds...to this day whenever I see one of my 'friends' (which is rarely now, like) he will always mention launching a milkshake at OPM and being 'barred' from McDonalds...I seem to remember him launching a milkshake, whether it was in the vicinity of OPM though, is highly debatable.

[Stennick]

I personally prefer this song over any Limp Bizkit song. Wes is cool the rest I'm not so sure about.

Edited February 19, 2009 by Stennick

[Summers]

I'm so fucking excited to limp with the bizkit.

[New Damage]

You're right, the Union Underground album is awesome. Parts of it seem almost a parody of Alice in Chains though, namely some of the song topics and the lyric "Face numb heroin, same old trip again", but eh, I like AiC.

"Violate, violate, such a simple plan,

Turn me on, TURN ME ON MR. DEADMAN!"

On a more Bizkit note...

When "My Way" came on the other day at a '90s night in a club I went to as it was my friends birthday, everyone marked. Hard.

And they say that people don't like LB.

Edited February 20, 2009 by TheModernWay