Fred Durst makes a funny

[Pepsi]

Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst has lashed out as ex-Bizkit member Wes Borland.

Durst has recorded a song called "Unacceptableinterlude" where he attacks Borland. He raps: "Stop making plans to manipulate fans and finally stick to something you believe / 'Cause you had us all fooled and, I'll admit, even me / Manipulating like a crook who's arrestable / It's unacceptable, f***ing unacceptable."

Borland responded to the song on his MySpace page: "After years and years of dealing with each other, it seems that Fred and I still have not figured out how to keep it positive. I'm to blame, he's to blame. It sucks. We never talk. So, it's hard to ever know what's really going on." He added, "I still have zero plans to work with [Limp Bizkit] in the future, but anything is possible."

[Liam]

I get where you were going with this....but I'd only really think of Limp Bizkit as selling out if they changed thier music sufficiently between albums.

As far as I was aware, they haven't really.

[Skummy]

I chuckled more at the classification of Limp Bizkit as "art".

[Liam]

I don't like them much, but I think most alt/metal/rock fans had a small soft spot for Significant Other at least.

[Skummy]

Their version of "Faith" amused me, but I find practically every cover version entertaining, so it's not much to gone on. Beyond that, I never really cared.

[Johnny Drama]

i loved 3 dollar bill yall enjoyed significant other and stopped listening after their 3rd record

[Cactus Drags]

Significant Other was certainly their high point. They shouldn't have bothered recording Chocolate Starfish though.

[Ash J. Williams]

I'm not a huge fan, but $3 Bill, Ya'll was an amazing CD. Significant Other had alot of good stuff, Chocolate Starfish had like, 2 good songs, and Results May Vary had 2.

[Guest Bluesman]

Wait, so Borland isn't in the band anymore? They're almost as bad as Eminem and his bitch...

[Gabriel]

Wait, so Borland isn't in the band anymore? They're almost as bad as Eminem and his bitch...

[Ananas]

I get where you were going with this....but I'd only really think of Limp Bizkit as selling out if they changed thier music sufficiently between albums.

As far as I was aware, they haven't really.

[Ash J. Williams]

What did Unquestionable Truth sound like anyways? I've heard some great things about it.

[Bob Roberts]

Unquestionable Truth was a total ripoff of Rage Against the Machine. Just plain terrible. Durst tried to ditch the spotlight and create some non-mainstream cult album that would bring back all the "underground" fans and it was pure shit.

[Guest Bluesman]

I get where you were going with this....but I'd only really think of Limp Bizkit as selling out if they changed thier music sufficiently between albums.

As far as I was aware, they haven't really.

You don't think they changed their sound from Chocolate Starfish to Results May Very and then to The Unquestionable Truth? I thought their sound definitely changed according to whatever was flavor of the month at the moment.

[tristy]

So did Results May Vary.

[Liam]

I get where you were going with this....but I'd only really think of Limp Bizkit as selling out if they changed thier music sufficiently between albums.

As far as I was aware, they haven't really.

You don't think they changed their sound from Chocolate Starfish to Results May Very and then to The Unquestionable Truth? I thought their sound definitely changed according to whatever was flavor of the month at the moment.

Maybe I didn't read the albums part by part, but aside from the big change between 3 Dollar Bill and Significant Other, the next 2 or so were just Rap-Metal, Rap-Rock, whatever you want to call it. If there was a huge shift, I must have missed it, cos I just found Chocolate Starfish and Results May Vary to still be Limp Bizkit's by then tired formula. I'll add though that I hadn't really listened a lot to Results My Vary.

Admittedly, I haven't heard the Unquestionable Truth, so I dunno about that one.

Edited April 12, 2006 by rvdwannabe

[Summers]

What a sell out, that Durst is.

Even though, the music is still, well, pretty much the same.

[Pesci]

I did at one point own both Chocolate Starfish and Results May Vary, and they sound completely different to me. Starfish is fun, Results May Vary is boring.

[Pesci]

I did at one point own both Chocolate Starfish and Results May Vary, and they sound completely different to me. Starfish is fun, Results May Vary is boring.

[Liam]

Yeah, the albums aren't going to sound exactly the same, but to me it was always the same basic idea.

If he really was selling out, he'd have gone through his metalcore stage by now