so ceeze and i are listening to some good mid-nineties pop alterna-rock which made me think, i enjoyed korn's first album at the time, but if i could go back and kill them i would for the future of rock music.
thank you and good night

I don't have a clue as to what the hell you're talking about.

Wow. So true. I also loved that album at the time, but if you look at the last 7-8 years of popular rock music, Korn kind of was the turning point. One hundred bands took the worst elements of that album and ran with them.

I still listen to this album. In fact, I think I listened to it last week. Everything after that was shit.

Welcome back, Cautioner!

thank you carligula, it's so good to be home *sniff*
i actually decided to put that album in today after talking about it, it is still pretty good. but would i trade it for a world without limp bizkit, the simple answer is yes. and can anyone tell me which member of the who let fred durst cover "behind blue eyes" i'm still pissed at that

You don't have to get permission from anyone to cover a song, as long as you credit the original songwriters.

I think Limp Bizkit is over. Didn't their latest album like, totally fail?

(Edited by jamiecarroll at 6:36 pm on Mar. 8, 2004)

I didn't realize that. And if they are gone, then the radio and mtv don't know it, of course mtv and the radio don't have a lot of credibility.

I had no idea they even had an album out since I've been out of high school.

I know some 8th graders whom I wish someone would call and tell.

If you've got the phone numbers, I've got the time.

hell, i'll visit your school and give a lecture to your class about the perils of limp bizkit.

McGruff the Crime Dog should tell the kids to take a bite of Limp Biscuit.

Is Kid Rock done yet?

no joke

With rock, yes. Now he's trying to ruin country.

Oh wait, too late.

Country was ruined a very long time ago, he's just taken the shittiness to new levels.