Title: Sold Out
Product review: Well, the Limp Bizkit started out as a [great] band, but unfortunately they ended that with a turn to something not as cool. Rap is not Fred Durst's forte, and his use of it on their third "effort" has lost him a lot of fans. The music that used to be the mook metal of "Significant Other" has degraded into a typical rap album. Where Durst used to write real lyrics, the newer songs (save a few lucky good ones like "Take A Look Around" and "It'll Be Ok" plus Scott Weiland's "Hold On") are mostly the rap standard, "be cool, keep it real, and don't get in my way or I'll ... beat you down into a mushy pulp. But stay cool." Sad really, their first album they were just having fun. The second album they were selling out and having fun, this one is just media puppet, TRL sellout stuff. Good Luck on the fourth album.
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