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Oh, Durst takes himself seriously.... far too seriously.

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Speaking of which, the original Limp Bizkit line-up reformed on February 12th. I give 'em 'til June.

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Originally Posted by TheCrimsonSaint

Speaking of which, the original Limp Bizkit line-up reformed on February 12th. I give 'em 'til June.

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Anyone that can spend more than ten minutes with Durst must be a saint.

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Anyone that can spend more than ten minutes with Durst must be a saint.

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Poor Wes Borland. The guy's a ridiculously talented guitarist and artist. I can't imagine why he keeps going back to use Limp Bizkit as his artistic vehicle.

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Poor Wes Borland. The guy's a ridiculously talented guitarist and artist. I can't imagine why he keeps going back to use Limp Bizkit as his artistic vehicle.

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Because every time he tries to start a new band, word gets out he was in Limp Bizkit once and it bombs.

Everyone other than Durst is talented in LB. (Original lineup)

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Everyone other than Durst is talented in LB. (Original lineup)

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This actually isn't too far from the truth. While not terribly technically gifted, John Otto and Sam Rivers are definitely heavy-hitting, even for a metal rhythm section. Wes Borland may be the most underrated musician of the post-grunge era.

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This actually isn't too far from the truth. While not terribly technically gifted, John Otto and Sam Rivers are definitely heavy-hitting, even for a metal rhythm section. Wes Borland may be the most underrated musician of the post-grunge era.

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Wes Borland is talented, but he got what was coming to him for engaging in dumb gimmicks.:(

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Wes Borland is talented, but he got what was coming to him for engaging in dumb gimmicks.:(

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Indeed. Though I do recall an interview in which he was asked why he always paints himself before LB shows, and he said something along the lines of "Because I'm ashamed of the band I play in".


Have you heard The Unquestionable Truth, Part 1? It's actually pretty decent. Definitely Borland's best work on a guitar.

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Indeed. Though I do recall an interview in which he was asked why he always paints himself before LB shows, and he said something along the lines of "Because I'm ashamed of the band I play in".


Have you heard The Unquestionable Truth, Part 1? It's actually pretty decent. Definitely Borland's best work on a guitar.

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Poor guy.

I've only heard some tracks by him, but he is very good.