Title: A Pathetic Follow-up to Significant Other
Product review: Only the most devoted Limp Bizkit fan or anyone who thinks Fred Durst is hot will truly love this album. But for anyone else who has been waiting for this release to get their dose of rap-rock, this CD isn't so appealing. Limp Bizkit has seemed to use the same material and music making skills used on Significate Other to create the wishing to be comercial success of Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water. Fred Durst goes on swearing for no real reason, DJ Leathel scratches in songs that sound actually good without it, and Wes Borland, Sam Rivers and John Otto play the same rifs and hit to the same beat as their sophomore release. The entire CD sounds the same as the last, so close you can even match songs together from both CDs. If you like Limp Bizkit and don't care about the unoriganality of their music, go ahead and buy this disc. But for those of us who like listing to GOOD music, mabey something else is waiting out there.
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