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Summary: IT WAS SICK
Review: FAITH WAS THERE BEST SON
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Summary: i'ts good but significant other is better.
Review: o.k
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Summary: One of the best cds
Review: With songs like Faith, and Pollution, makes this Cd a Hard Rock fans dream.A must have for Rock fans.
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Summary: ITS PRETTY GOOD
Review: If you dont like the sound of rap and hard rock mixing,then you wont like this,but if you do this is a really good rapcore/rap-metal(or whatever you prefer to call it)album.The first songs are the best,especially pollution,but all the songs are not great,stinkfinger for instance is just ok,and the last song everything is kinda boring.Overall this is a good album.
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Summary: Terrible
Review: I hated this cd! Its trash! However I LOVE THEIR NEW CD, "Sinificate Other", its TERRIFIC! Don't buy this one buy their new cd instead.
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Summary: no 0 stars?
Review: this is the worst CD. Faith was overplayed, but was never that good. he can't sing. significant other is way better.
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Summary: ITS THE SICK GROUP THERE IS
Review: I CAN'T BELIVE ANY ONE WOULD WRITE THIS IS ON MY COUNT I THINK EMINEM IS DECENT IT MIGHT HAVE CUSING BUT IT ACUAL SENCE
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Summary: it cudda been zen!
Review: ok i have to admit i do LUV limp bizkit but i thought this cd was jus sumethin they threw 2gether in a matter of a week and was tottally over retted! if u want a REALLY good limp bizkit cd get significant other! i luv that song NOOKIE!
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Summary: BEST ONE BY BIZKIT
Review: Don't get any other Bizkit album. SIGNFIFICANT OTHER will be a sellout album just NOOKIE. And they ruined this album by playing faith too many times on the radio. I hope LIMP BIZKIT won't turn into another SELLOUT BAND.
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Summary: Limp is a twist of trip hop & metal mixed, its a phat cd.
Review: I've been listening to Limp in the days they were opening for shows, I got in to ladies night in Denver & Vegas for free. Now all the preps wanna jam this s**t the ticket prices raise, well if you don't love em' then get the f**k off.
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