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Limp Bizkit August New's
(There will be a news archive on our new server that goes all the way back to 97').
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8.23.00
Limp Bizkit Finalize "My Generation" Single For September 5th-
Limp Bizkit's anthem single "My Generation" will be released to radio stations on September 5th. "My Generation" is the first single from forthcoming October 17th release of "Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water". A premiere date for the video is expected to be announced next week, as well as details on the tour with Eminem, Papa Roach, Xzibit and DMX.
8.23.00
Limp Bizkit Added To Smoke Out-
Limp Bizkit has been added to the Cypress Hill Smoke Out concert to be held on October 7th in San Bernardino, CA at the Orange Pavilion. It has been confirmed that Limp Bizkit will be the special secret 4:20 guest band. Others acts on the show include 311, System Of A Down, Taproot and Pennywise. Attendance is expected to be 60,000 plus.
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8.18.00
UK My Generation Release-
Limp Bizkit will not be releasing the track "Nuthugger" as the first single off of their upcoming new album "Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water" after all. Instead the first single is set to be the track "My Generation" and a CD Single for the track will be released in the U.K. on October 30th.
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8.13.00
DJ Lethal to make solo album-
DJ Lethal will be making an upcoming solo album which is planned to be released sometime next year through Geffen Records. Although no name of album or vocal tracks have been recorded, he has arranged for the following artists to appear on the album:
Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit
Jonathan Davis of Korn
Aaron Lewis of Staind
Scott Weiland of Stone Temple Pilots
Mark McGratch of Sugar Ray
Tom Morello of Rage Against The Machine
Method Man
Eminem
Xzibit
Dilated Peoples
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8.13.00
DMX Joins Upcoming LB/Em/P Roach Tour-
According to Limp Bizkit's webcasted concert, Cold is confirmed for the upcoming Family Values Tour and DMX will be joining the upcoming Limp Bizkit, Papa Roach and Eminem Tour which will take place this fall. The group was also once again shooting footage for the first single "Nuthugger", off of their upcoming new album "Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water" which is set for an October 17th release through Flip/Interscope and will feature guest appearances from Xzibit and the Stone Temple Pilots Scott Weiland.
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8.10.00
Fred and Lethal May apear on XSupermodels debut-
XSupermodels, a group that features former Houes Of Pain member Danny Boy, has now signed with Universal Records. Jay Gordon of Orgy and Fred Durst and DJ Lethal (former HOP member) are rumored to show up on the debut release.
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8.10.00
8/8/00 show filmed for upcoming video/Oh No! Not Again-
Limp Bizkit filmed footage of the San Joes August 8th Back To Basics show, the film is going to be used in the upcoming single. According to a recent radio interview, Fred Durst, said the groups upcoming new album "Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water" has been bumped back to an October 17th release, and Xzibit will be the opener on the upcoming Limp Bizkit, Eminem, Papa Roach tour.
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8.9.00
LB On Upcoming Snot Tribute Album-
Fred Durst and DJ Lethal will be on a track called "Forever" on the upcoming Snot tribute album. Here are the following track listings.
01 - "Starlit Eyes" (Feat. Serj Tankian of System Of A Down)
02 - "Take It Back" (Feat. Jonathan Davis of Korn)
03 - "I Know Where You're At" (Feat. M.C.U.D. of (hed)p.e.)
04 - "Catch A Spirit" (Feat. Max Cavalera of Soulfly, Shavo of System Of A Down, Marcello of Soulfly)
05 - "Until Next Time" (Feat. Jason Sears of RKL)
06 - "Divided (An Argument For The Soul)" (Feat. Brandon Boyd of Incubus)
07 - "Ozzy Speaks" (Feat. Ozzy Osbourne)
08 - "Angel's Son" (Feat. Lajon Witherspoon of Sevendust)
09 - "Forever" (Feat. Fred Durst, DJ Lethal of Limp Bizkit)
10 - "Funeral Flights" (Feat. Dez Fafara of Coal Chamber)
11 - "Requiem" (Feat. Corey Taylor of Slipknot)
12 - "Reaching Out" (Feat. Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray, Whitfield Crane of Medication)
13 - Snot - "Absent" (Remix)
14 - "Sad Air" (Feat. Sonny Mayo and Lynn Strait)
15 - Snot - "313"
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8.9.00
Making the Bizkit-
Limp Bizkit is going to be on MTVs "Making The Video" Monday, August 14th.
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8.3.00
Official Word About Rumors-
It is a rumor that Limp Bizkit and Eminem will be headlining a tour with Papa Roach latter this year, but drummer John Otto told a fan at the Back To Basics concert that it is a for sure thing and its going to happen.
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8.3.00
Starfish May Be Delayed Again-
Fred Durst told a fan at one of the Back To Basics shows that it is possible that Chocoloate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water may be pushed back yet again. He said they are trying for September 19th, but may be delayed till October 10th. But for right now the release date is for September 19th. It is also official that rapper Xibit will be on the new album.
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7.21.00
Fred Fights Back...kinda-
One day after Creed re-ignited its verbal feud with Fred Durst, the Limp Bizkit frontman has responded, urging the band to "take a hint and spend more time signing autographs than writing about me."
As we previously reported, Creed issued a statement on Wednesday that was sparked by (of all things) a one-year-old phone message that Durst had left for up-and-coming rockers TapRoot. After TapRoot had rebuffed Durst's A&R advances, the Limp centerpiece left an obscenity-rich phone message on TapRoot frontman Steve Richards' answering machine. The message has recently been making the rounds online, where Creed apparently caught wind of it this week and issued a statement denouncing what the band called Fred's "vulgar comments and violent threats... totally indicative of a mobster mentality."
In a statement released to MTV News on Thursday, Durst brushed off Creed's comments, saying, "Creed should take a hint and spend more time signing autographs than writing about me."
Durst also responded to Creed frontman Scott Stapp's open invitation to a charity boxing match, saying, "The boxing match sounds like fun, but I'd rather not resort to violence, since I'm busy doing a free tour."
The flap between the two bands began at KROCK's Dysfunctional Family Picnic in Holmdel, New Jersey last month, when Durst went off on Stapp during Limp's set. "That guy is an egomaniac," Durst told the crowd. "He's a f***ing punk, and he's backstage right now acting like f***ing Michael Jackson. F*** that motherf***er, and f*** you too".
Since then, the bands have traded harsh words, but Durst said Thursday, "So far, Creed has responded to anything other than what I said about them. Obviously, I must be right."
- Robert Mancini
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7.19.00
Scott V.S. Fred-
Until now, Creed hasn't felt the need to defend itself against Fred Durst's numerous on-air tirades, believing that his ongoing string of unsolicited negative opinions would eventually ruin any credibility that his band's great music and hard work had earned him.
Having heard his recent comments about Taproot and their manager, after they refused to sign to his Flawless/Interscope label, we feel that Fred has worn out his welcome as an artist spokesperson for our industry. Fred's vulgar comments and violent threats are totally indicative of a mobster mentality that this industry has tried to rid itself of in recent years. If Fred wants to represent our industry as a major label senior vice president, then he should consider actually reading the anger management book that we sent to him or just return to being an artist that lets his music speak for itself.
As for Scott Stapp's challenging Fred Durst to a boxing match, that challenge still stands. Our only request is that it be a paid event with the proceeds being donated to charity. It is our intention to take this negative "he said, she said" situation and turn it into a positive one.
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7.19.00
Almost Ready--
Limp Bizkit recently commented on the status of their upcoming new album "Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water", which is planned for a September 19th through Flip/Interscope. Band guitarist Wes Borland weighed in on it stating: "It's done, except for interludes, a little icing on the cake here and there." While drummer John Otto went on to say: "All of the vocals are done, all the music's done. There's some stuff that we're working to just put between things. But other than that, the songs are done. It's just a matter of making sure the mixes are right, and making sure that everything is right."
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7.18.00
Fred meets Shawn Fanning-
Limp Bizkit's free, Napster-sponsored "Back To Basics" tour landed in the big, bad apple on Monday, and was once again met by throngs of eager and extraordinarily patient fans.
Despite early predictions of mayhem, the band's first of three nights at New York's Hammerstein Ballroom drew a slew of well-behaved devotees, including the man behind the money for the tour: Napster co-founder Shawn Fanning.
During a chat with Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst and MTV News' Brian McFayden, Fanning admitted that he's not just the sponsor of the tour; he's also a fan.
"Actually I want to try and make it out front, like on the floor, if you can get me in," Fanning joked to Durst before Monday's show.
"I can probably get you in the show," Durst deadpanned. "This is all because of you. You can tell me to shut the f**k up and I'll have to do that."
Limp's "Back To Basics" tour plays New York on Tuesday and Wednesday before heading south to Jacksonville, Florida for a show on Sunday.
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7.5.00
New Album Release Date-
Although the album has been delayed several times, the release date for it now is September 19th.
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6.11.00
Family Values 2000-
Without Limp Bizkit and KoRn playing Family Values 2000, you may ask, well who is? It is almost confirmed that Marilyn Manson will be headline the tour, it is being talked over right now and will be announced later, Manson will be playing with rumored guests Deftones,Slipknot,Papa Roach and more.
Seems Like Salvation.com
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