back to a time when they played music on the radio, the stuff they play these days you can't even call it music because no one know what the hell it is, miss the days of nu metal, Limp Bizkit rules.
I was 10 y/o when I bought Three Dollar Bill Y'all! I wanted to buy Linkin Park but the store did not have the LP tape and he suggested Limp Bizkit. I was like - well, the names kinda sound the same somewhat and the cover art looks cool. I took it. Started playing it iny portable cassette player. And after the into I was like - what the hell is this, holy shit!!!!! I have never heard any band screaming like that and playing such energetic music. Linkin Park and Rammstein was the heaviest I heard at the time. I was like a drug addict hooked to this tape. I would not give the tape to any of my friend even for a day coz I just could not handle not listening to it even for a day. Bunch of 9/10 year Olds would come to my house and we'd just sit there listening tho this precious record on repeat. I m sure many can relate to this. We were really poor and it was a great trouble to find any metal/rock music. Man, amazing times to be honest. Each song was precious like gold for us.
@@greaseball2425 Well when you're a kid, you definitely think this type of music is heavy/heaviest ;) Also, this genre was the gate way to metal for a lot of kids, including myself.
amazing how much they achieved in just 4 years (97, 98, 99 and 2000). Must've been the craziest years ever. Now they are back together, starting a new US tour, getting ready to visit south america again (im from argentina, and i saw them live for the first time in 2011). LBF
God I saw this band so many times. I have still have an autographed picture of fred and an the album cover for Choc Starfish signed by the band layin around somewhere.
I have good memories from listening to limp bizkit in my teen years.. I would have been around 16 during all of this and anytime I hear the song nookie it brings me back to visiting California for the first time and nookie had just started playing on the radio and on MTV.. aaah good memories
Music is distributed and consumed so differently now.. you'll never see a band permeate through the culture again like this... people hanging outside with the red caps. Music just felt so much more woven into the fabric of society when albums were a thing and MTV had shows like TRL Live.. Popular music doesn't seem to have much of a pulse nowadays, it's not even just the quality of content, it's just sort of in the background now, existing..
For me it was 96, but 99 was crazy. I was all strung out at the time. Now I'm a respectful citizen of society trying to do what's best for my family. Wow how times have changed, but not really bkuz more people are strung out today den back n da dayz. I can say I've been seriously humbled by what I've been through n seen tho.
These guys were huge when I was 17- 21 years old. Had a lot of fun at partys, cruising, bars and people's houses. Everyone jammed these guys back in the day. I saw them live in dallas in 99 I believe. They were really good their first 2 albums. 3 dollar bill and significant other were good. The chocolate starfish album is when they fell off a cliff imo. Wes left and they went way to poppy for their original fan bases taste. It was all down hill from there. Lotta good times though.
i remember most of that stuff, incredible times. i remember seeing them on mtv back in 98 on the spring break when i first seen them i knew they were going to be big. there wasnt alot of mention of limb bizkit back then, you had to read zines and know friends who went to shows to know this stuff. the new years is definitely one of my fav moments and the best mtv new years imo. it was in 98 going into 99, new years.
I never realised that girls were on one side and guys on the other in the Nooke Video... Fred Durst... you're not a great director or musician.. sorry. BUT You're the perfect frontman for whatever Limp Bizkit was, and you deserve respect for that.
another thing most ppl dont know at the same time on that new years, is that kid rock was djing for the party, this was before he got mtv famous lol and when lim bizkit was performing it was uncensored, but when they showed the 2nd showing it was censored, back then mtv was censoring the 2nd airing of any new years special or awards show.
I remember every garage rock band back in 00s would always have a guy thinking he was the next wes or Adam d someone always ended up with a dumb hat or cape.
even though bizkit is back together ive heard there new stuff live on youtube and gotta admit they just dont sound the same they dont sound nothing like they did back in their hay day but that happens same goes for korn alot of bands just lack the intensity and pure rawness they once had
fuck man I would of backed down on that jump off stage hahaha I remember lending out on cd significant other to mates at school saying you got to hear this dude along with slipknot and korn fuck I feel old hahaha
So, was this pre-2001? Otherwise, where is WWF/Limp Bizkit moment where WWF got the rights to use "Rollin'" for The Undertaker. At would be AT MOST #2...behind the Nookie Video shoot.
back to a time when they played music on the radio, the stuff they play these days you can't even call it music because no one know what the hell it is, miss the days of nu metal, Limp Bizkit rules.
No it's just were the old people now lol
@@basskracker8730nah music did genuinely get worse.
The best time ever, the nostalgia is so strong it hurts lol
I was 10 y/o when I bought Three Dollar Bill Y'all! I wanted to buy Linkin Park but the store did not have the LP tape and he suggested Limp Bizkit. I was like - well, the names kinda sound the same somewhat and the cover art looks cool. I took it. Started playing it iny portable cassette player. And after the into I was like - what the hell is this, holy shit!!!!! I have never heard any band screaming like that and playing such energetic music. Linkin Park and Rammstein was the heaviest I heard at the time. I was like a drug addict hooked to this tape. I would not give the tape to any of my friend even for a day coz I just could not handle not listening to it even for a day. Bunch of 9/10 year Olds would come to my house and we'd just sit there listening tho this precious record on repeat. I m sure many can relate to this. We were really poor and it was a great trouble to find any metal/rock music. Man, amazing times to be honest. Each song was precious like gold for us.
Totally relate man. Wes Borland was my hero when I was that age.
Linkin Park and Rammstein the heaviest? What's up with SLAYER!!!!
@@greaseball2425 Well when you're a kid, you definitely think this type of music is heavy/heaviest ;) Also, this genre was the gate way to metal for a lot of kids, including myself.
I am so glad I was alive during that time.
@@greaseball2425 that genre was already over by that point
amazing how much they achieved in just 4 years (97, 98, 99 and 2000). Must've been the craziest years ever.
Now they are back together, starting a new US tour, getting ready to visit south america again (im from argentina, and i saw them live for the first time in 2011).
LBF
watching this makes me so mad that I was four and five around that time limp bizkit is one of the reasons I wish I was 21 then instead of now
Arkhangelsk I'm with you man, we were born too late.
facts
yeah same :^(
Same
Same
God I saw this band so many times. I have still have an autographed picture of fred and an the album cover for Choc Starfish signed by the band layin around somewhere.
I'd give anything to be in my teens from 95-99' I first heard LB in '01 when I was 8 and they became my band for life.
I saw them live, it was the only concert I have ever been to, Russia 2020
I have good memories from listening to limp bizkit in my teen years.. I would have been around 16 during all of this and anytime I hear the song nookie it brings me back to visiting California for the first time and nookie had just started playing on the radio and on MTV.. aaah good memories
Yeah i was about 16 17 when three dollor bill yall cam out use to listen to it non stop in my cd Walkman.
Music is distributed and consumed so differently now.. you'll never see a band permeate through the culture again like this... people hanging outside with the red caps. Music just felt so much more woven into the fabric of society when albums were a thing and MTV had shows like TRL Live.. Popular music doesn't seem to have much of a pulse nowadays, it's not even just the quality of content, it's just sort of in the background now, existing..
God I wish I was Born earlier to be about 15 y/o when limp bizkit was popular I would go to Every show there would be in my country
Haha that was my exact age when they blew up. Great time to be 15 i will say that
Bro. I was 15, 16 around this time. It was so amazing. Sooo FUCKING awesome!
Those were the years when limp bizkit was at their peak time miss the late 90s and early 20s
Sad for me that I started listening to LB a ton in 2011. I missed out! Before I had only heard of Rollin by them.
Wes at 8:22
XDDD
Seriously everyone remembers 1999 more than any other year from my generation....memorable times...
For me it was 96, but 99 was crazy. I was all strung out at the time. Now I'm a respectful citizen of society trying to do what's best for my family. Wow how times have changed, but not really bkuz more people are strung out today den back n da dayz. I can say I've been seriously humbled by what I've been through n seen tho.
that free napster tour was mad cool went both night lol
These guys were huge when I was 17- 21 years old. Had a lot of fun at partys, cruising, bars and people's houses. Everyone jammed these guys back in the day. I saw them live in dallas in 99 I believe. They were really good their first 2 albums. 3 dollar bill and significant other were good. The chocolate starfish album is when they fell off a cliff imo. Wes left and they went way to poppy for their original fan bases taste. It was all down hill from there. Lotta good times though.
Napster! Thank you... you brought the record industry to its knees.:)
i remember most of that stuff, incredible times. i remember seeing them on mtv back in 98 on the spring break when i first seen them i knew they were going to be big. there wasnt alot of mention of limb bizkit back then, you had to read zines and know friends who went to shows to know this stuff. the new years is definitely one of my fav moments and the best mtv new years imo. it was in 98 going into 99, new years.
Absolutely 90s and 00s🖒🖒🖒the best is moments inolvidables🖒🖒🖒
Limp Bizkit is badass, that band is crazy!!
Sid Wilson makes Fred's stage dives look like jump roping
Since mtv on ANTV indonesia
I still like this band
Man I wish it could be the 90s fourever !!!!!!!!!!!!!
great ones
Our local station on Chicago Q101 used to do too 9 songs at 9. They had so many requests for Nookie that they just played it 9 times in a row lol
I never realised that girls were on one side and guys on the other in the Nooke Video... Fred Durst... you're not a great director or musician.. sorry. BUT You're the perfect frontman for whatever Limp Bizkit was, and you deserve respect for that.
all in the 90s .... we hope that the future album will rock !!!!
As a kid i would watch this video alot crazy im 21 going on 22 i love ild youtube vids
Just me or is there only 8 moments in this top 10?
Who knew at that time red hats would become popular again?
Those were not hated on tho
@@droppedboez4270 no, only niggaz from Bloodz;)
MAGA hat! Cmon this movie needs to end.
omg!look at that cute boy,,,,freddy,,,love u soooo
8:23 1st they fred durst wes borland and the other is pauly shore?
2nd this scene from which live is?
Woodstock was amazing.
@DjRodimusPrimeXyZ I agree,tho there are still awesome songs like Gold Cobra,Shotgun,Shark attack,Eat you alive etc,but not same as before
LB in the house! GET THE FUCK UP!!
another thing most ppl dont know at the same time on that new years, is that kid rock was djing for the party, this was before he got mtv famous lol and when lim bizkit was performing it was uncensored, but when they showed the 2nd showing it was censored, back then mtv was censoring the 2nd airing of any new years special or awards show.
2020 here. love
class of 02 here, the late 90s went out with a bang i still have 3 dollar bill cd lol
LIMP BIZKIT RULES !!!!!!!
MTV 2000- great channel with great music
MTV 2013- go home you're drunk
"We got to meet Jerry Springer. We did it, and it was killer."
dude the 90s kicked fucking ass. wish we could do that shit again! fyi 'the limp bizket shows ive attended are in the top 5 on my list'
This is sick
Crazy they said they thought they might get blown up in 1999 then ended up being the last band to ever play on top of the WTC right before it was hit.
Wes ans Nikki Sixx have like the same voice :D !
8:53 BORLAND È UNO SPLENDORE, OH MIO DIO.. PIANGO
so memorabel
i like john otto when he start talk.. hehe
the 90's.. when being white was cool..
blacklung606 or when being white was allowed haha
Dude say that in 2019 and they'll throw you in jail for 2 years
" We're there dude " - Beavis and Butthead
oh my god shut up
stop acting like youre not the most privileged group of people in the world
I was also at that Hammerstein show.
I remember every garage rock band back in 00s would always have a guy thinking he was the next wes or Adam d someone always ended up with a dumb hat or cape.
even though bizkit is back together ive heard there new stuff live on youtube and gotta admit they just dont sound the same they dont sound nothing like they did back in their hay day but that happens same goes for korn alot of bands just lack the intensity and pure rawness they once had
Dj lethal~~ if its free and its flowing its me and im going!! haha
"just to show that the guys go off hard...& the girls go off even harder" fuck yeah
THEY WERE IN JAMAICA? Too bad I wasn't around then..... *sigh*
fuck man I would of backed down on that jump off stage hahaha
I remember lending out on cd significant other to mates at school saying you got to hear this dude
along with slipknot and korn fuck I feel old hahaha
1999 prince cover. Only played by them a couple of times.
does the drummer dye his sideburns? lol
What is this song at 0:43 ?
8:22 wes!!!
Fred Durst, John Otto, Wes Borland.. What is DJ Lethals name, Wolfgang Schmatz?
mine n°7 like lethal said "it was anarchy" :)
Crazy
I miss those days back when nu metals were the best i always watched MTV that day but Idk if there is nu metal this generation?
99' Wudstok ;P Czekamy na koncert w Polsce SZCZECIN
.!
memories, sweet memories. But guess what. I'll not stick to the new age mambojambo pop-shit. Who's with me?
gone?they have a new album this year lol.
I used to ride my mongoose bike around my neighborhood with chocolate starfish hot dog flavored water cd in my Sony Walkman.
do you know the time this show aired?
What happened at the woodstock'99 that was so bad?
yes
good ol' times :-(
Forgot about that NYE show. The last semi cool thing MTV did
So, was this pre-2001? Otherwise, where is WWF/Limp Bizkit moment where WWF got the rights to use "Rollin'" for The Undertaker. At would be AT MOST #2...behind the Nookie Video shoot.
Yes, this was 2000
why is fred using sam's sport jacket at 7:21??????????? (sam use it on the nookie video).........maybe he borrow it (sorry for the english)
What is the name of full video?
f******* awsome
8:24 what the hell that's so hilarious!
Wes wearing a Fantomas shirt!
jeah, the dj does that
Im 39 in im still at Rock in Ring
Yeah I know. But they were at their best about 12 years ago.
limp bizkit 4 life !!
Limp Bizkit tooo big for the planet
Well said man👍
everything
I love limp bizquiat fight me
i want to see the backstage at woodstock 99
Lol, the young bizkits...
8:23 LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
dude all i can say is I fucking agree.
Fact: Fred had a dog named Biscuit and it had a limp - Limp Bizkit
@3:44....dont worry wes, you never will....
fucking amazing! where's 9 btw? =P
8.23 looooooooooooool
Interesting
What is the song playing in the background at 2:50
Hey boys hey girls by CHEMICAL BROTHERS
i think it starts from 10 and finishes to 1
Fucking Awesome!
heard he's gone now. They got some new dj called DJ Skeletor im pretty sure. Luckily John Otto didn't leave too like he was about to.
DJ lethal is back now