That's funny....

I remember nookie and rollin were fun songs...

sam wrote:

I remember nooky was a fun song...

So is "I am Too Sexy" by Right Said Fred that doesnot make it good.

manny wrote:

sam wrote:

I remember nooky was a fun song...

So is "I am Too Sexy" by Right Said Fred that doesnot make it good.

never said is was good, just fun.

sam wrote:

manny wrote:

sam wrote:

I remember nooky was a fun song...

So is "I am Too Sexy" by Right Said Fred that doesnot make it good.

never said is was good, just fun.

That is true Sam you said fun song not a good song. BTW I did listen to Big Dumb Face track that Metal Rob posted and I have no problem saying that it sucks.

At the pawnshop I bought Limp Bizkit's 'Three Dollar Bill' 'Significant Other' and 'Chocolate Starfish and Hot Dog Flavor' years ago for a dollar was not impressed but I will be happy to give them another spin if anyone can point out which tracks have the brillant guitar playing of Wes Borland or the brillant Bass lines of Sam Rivers, and see if I agree.

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At the pawnshop I bought Limp Bizkit's 'Three
Dollar Bill' 'Significant Other' and 'Chocolate Starfish and Hot Dog
Flavor' years ago for a dollar was not impressed but I will be happy to
give them another spin if anyone can point out which tracks have the
brillant guitar playing of Wes Borland or the brillant Bass lines of
Sam Rivers, and see if I agree.

I've heard those albums sound best when played in a microwave. Give that a shot.

SpectreFate wrote:

Quote :

At the pawnshop I bought Limp Bizkit's 'Three
Dollar Bill' 'Significant Other' and 'Chocolate Starfish and Hot Dog
Flavor' years ago for a dollar was not impressed but I will be happy to
give them another spin if anyone can point out which tracks have the
brillant guitar playing of Wes Borland or the brillant Bass lines of
Sam Rivers, and see if I agree.

I've heard those albums sound best when played in a microwave. Give that a shot.

My wife was using them as coasters but she promised to have them cleaned by the time I get home.

Troublezone wrote:

Too bad it won't die... At least Korn is gone for now.

Korn is still around. They're actually doing some European festival that has Motley on the bill.

It'll Be Ok, Hold On(ft. Scott Weiland), and Livin it up from Chocolate all have some brilliant guitar work imo.

The bass line in the song Re-Arranged really sticks out to me.

MetalRob331 wrote:

It'll Be Ok, Hold On(ft. Scott Weiland), and Livin it up from Chocolate all have some brilliant guitar work imo.

The bass line in the song Re-Arranged really sticks out to me.

Thanks Metal Rob I will play them when I get home.

Man, this thread turned in some unexpected ways!

kmorg wrote:

Man, this thread turned in some unexpected ways!

it was like a hurricane, there was a a calm before the storm, but when it hit everyone was affected.

kmorg wrote:

Man, this thread turned in some unexpected ways!

True, but even we passionately disagee we all remain friends.

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True, but even we passionately disagee we all remain friends.

Sure. I'd love to see Eyesore and Troublezone at a barbeque together. That'd be fun.

SpectreFate wrote:

[quote="manny
True, but even we passionately disagee we all remain friends.

Sure. I'd love to see Eyesore and Troublezone at a barbeque together. That'd be fun.[/quote]

You bring the popcorn, I'll bring the beer and Freddy can order the pizza, that would be an evening of excellent entertainment.

SpectreFate wrote:

Quote :

True, but even we passionately disagee we all remain friends.

Sure. I'd love to see Eyesore and Troublezone at a barbeque together. That'd be fun.

why? you find sissy slap fights to be entertaining?

SpectreFate wrote:

Quote :

True, but even we passionately disagee we all remain friends.

Sure. I'd love to see Eyesore and Troublezone at a barbeque together. That'd be fun.

He does get under my skin for some reason, but it's all good. In real life, I'd probably like him and dislike some of you that I think I like. This is why I have yet to e-date any of you.

mc666 wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:

Quote :

True, but even we passionately disagee we all remain friends.

Sure. I'd love to see Eyesore and Troublezone at a barbeque together. That'd be fun.

why? you find sissy slap fights to be entertaining?

Ninjas don't slap, you punk!

Eyesore
+ Troublezone
-----------------------------------
= SLAPFIGHT!!!!!!!


:glee:

I say you kiss and make up...... like this:

Eyesore wrote:

By the way, Gene is still the man.

THE FLUKE

Absolutely brilliant drumming.

Quoting myself. Listen to that tune.

I don't hold grudges here. It's just like the merry marriage debate, we disagree and move on. Eyesore is right, we may piss each other off online but get along in real life. We're very opinionated people and we are not affraid to talk about it.

regardless of Eyesore's opinion of Bonham's playing
and the fact that Hoglan is very talented.

2 things remain, Limp Bizkit is doing a reunion tour and Bonham's songs are alot harder to play than they sound.

My opinion hasn't changed on my dislike of their music but as long as people are willing to pay to see them...

MetalRob331 wrote:

It'll Be Ok, Hold On(ft. Scott Weiland), and Livin it up from Chocolate all have some brilliant guitar work imo.

The bass line in the song Re-Arranged really sticks out to me.

Listened to these three songs and was not impressed, if anything I now think Wes Borland is even a shitter guitar than I did yesterday, he plays with as much passion as a corpse, the songs are like frat boy trailer trash anthems, 100% crap, the only nice thing I can say is that the songs are very short and for that I thank sweet baby Jesus.

People can get drunk and scream a Durst anthem all they want but i cannot get for the life of me why Borland or Rivers are praised as great musicians.