Three Dollar Bill, Y'All

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Summary: Limp Bizkit is better than everyone
Review: If you don't have this cd then you are definitely missing out. Every song has tremendous energy and great lyrics. Fred is the man and gets you pumped up with his in your face words. Limp Bizkit rips up the stage and puts out a great album.

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Summary: LiMp BiZkIt is the %$&^#!
Review: Limp Bizkit is the best band out. Every song on this album kicks a**. I went to Family Values and saw them and they put on the best show. They are a kick a** live band too. IF ANYONE KNOWS WHERE I CAN GET THE DEMO TAPE PLEASE EMAIL ME. THANKS, Jeff

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Summary: Let you Punks know i'm an old school slodier!!
Review: I was always a little bit into bands like Korn, and Rage, but when I herd them live i got their CD the next day! Bizkit is bringin in a whole new level of aggression rap level! if you like either metal, rap, or alternative, odds are you'll want this CD! Also if you like this type of music you'll like a band called INFRARED. They are a local high school band here in chicago that hasnt hit it big yet, but has some good potential.

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Summary: Terrific
Review: I am a parent of 3 children. I have a 2 year old, a 9 year old, and an 11 year old. I let the 11 year old listen to whatever he wants, petty much. I let him do this because if I do not have to listen to it no use letting him not have his own fun. Limp Biskit has a few swear wods, his Korn Cd's have a lot more.

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Summary: Limp Bizkit is AWSOME
Review: 3 dollar bills y'all is one of the best friggen ablums i've ever heard. They got a little of Korn's style in there but it's all good. Stuck is a very good song so is Pollution. Hell they're all good. You want to play that game bitch!

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Summary: A fresh new sound of heavy hip-hop featuring x-h.o.p. member
Review: It all started out in 1993. When such a wonderful form of music started. The band was Limp Bizkit from Jacksonville, FL. I love this cd for so many reasons. The lyrics are so real and in your face. The sound is very unique. The band contains five members. Featuring x-House of Pain member, DJ Lethal. The album starts out w/ a great intro, and then busts into an in your face song titled "Pollution". Fred Durst (lead singer), preaches, screams, and rhymes to the people who purchase this cd about different topics such as; fake people, greedy women, having faith, thanking his homeboys, followers, etc. Nothing will get your attention more than Fred's voice over a low-end six-string bassist, w/ Wes Borland screeching on his seven-string guitar, w/ John Otto keeping the beats, and last but not least DJ Lethal doing his thing behind two turntables. If you're into heavy, in your face kind of music w/ extreme amounts of talent, I highly recommend purchasing Limp Bizkit's debut album, "Three Dollar Bill, Ya'll". Limp Bizkit is currently touring w/ Korn on their Family Values tour, so check them out if they come to your town. Some other bands that have some similarities to Limp Bizkit's style are Korn, (Hed)pe, Deftones, Snot, etc. If you're into heavy music w/ some hip-hop flavor, I highly suggest running out to your closest record store and purchasing this.

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Summary: pretty damn good
Review: This cd is real good!! i have a copy of it and have been listening to it for like a week straight. My suggestion is that you buy it!! Their songs faith and counerfeit are the songs most of you have heard and they are really really good but those aren't the only songs on there there is only about one song I don't like

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Summary: Psycho female blowin' up the phone lines....
Review: I really just started getting into music a couple of years ago, I started to figure out who I was through music. I really got into alot of heavy metal and some alternative, but I was blown away by Limp Bizkit. I think one reason I love them is because when I started to listen to them not alot of people really heard of them, they kind of belonged to me. I think they have a really unique sound. I listen to them in every mood. When I'm happy, angry, depressed, whatever. I kind of wish they wouldn't get as popular as they are getting, though they deserve it. They are defiantely my favorite band and always be. If you don't like them a year from now, you never really did. I also wouldn't mind seeing them with Korn again. I love you Fred!

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Summary: "Hip-Rock is the next generation!"
Review: With bands like Korn and the Deftones leading the way, Limp Bizkit have established themselves in the musical world. The beauty of 'Three Dollar Bill Y'All" is that it is definately hip-rock, but it doesn't sound like Korn or the Deftones. In other words, its original. The band, Wes, DJ Lethal, Fred, John, and Sam, have put down 12 songs that will make you want to smash it up. "Pollution" is the first actual song. I could listen to the outro forever; its hilarious. "Counterfit" was the bands way into our living rooms. As well it should be, because it is an awesome song. "Stuck" and "Nobody Loves Me" are both great songs. Most femenists won't be happy with "Stuck". "Sour" is the quiet track, but don't think its James Taylor or anything. "Faith" is a funny remake of a Goerge Micheal classic. "Indigo Flow" is basically Fred giving shots out to all the people that made it possible. "Leech" is pure hardcore, but it is still fun. "Everything" is the Jim Morrison side of Limp Bizkit. Its kind of long but its a great tune. I think they were a wee bit stoned on "Everything". Bottom line is that Limp Bizkit is not tryng to be Korn. They are being themselves. Its a very good album. No, Korn is still my favorite, but these guys know how to crank it up. Wes Boreland gets some of the craziest guitar sounds on the planet. D.J. Lethal does things with his scrathes that I have never heard before. At times it is hard to tell if its Wes or Lethal. Plus, Fred Durst is a rapper that loves rock. I love this album and would recomend it if you like at least two of the following: Korn, Deftones, Snot, Tool, and/or Coal Chamber. A must buy!

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Summary: It's a scream
Review: I'm not a metal-head. I'm not a big korn fan or bands like that but Bizkit's pretty good. A lil' too much cussing but pretty good. I got this cd because I liked the song Sour but Sour isn't the best song. It's good but not the best. I think Bizkit sounds like 311 in a way. Overall I think metal-heads and rap fans and Punk fans would like this CD. Oh and, of all the screamers out there, Fred Durst is the best.