yeah man i'm proud to be a 2000s kid even if i keep listening to 50s , 60s ,70s ,80s, 90s, i still love listening to 2000s especially Trance and Rave music even Punk rock music and industrial , and even New Wave music and i'm already a teenager in 2021 , the last time i listened to Limp Bizkit for the first time was 2009 man it felt just like yesterday , just a day ago , i wish i could live in a world where it's all 90s and 2000s mixed together , from the cars to the fashion and slangs and lives , it was all simple back then
@@OperatorMax1993 yep I'd love to see everyone in their nu metal clothes and the emos, myspace, MSN... when it was all about chatting and connecting and not virtue signalling and being offended at everything. when jackass meant you could go out and be crazy with your friends without people getting their phones out all the time to film everything. they were the best times.
@@thedishonestjeffsokol2489 yeah dude and also the rise of flash games youtube (back when they weren't removing, demonotizing or age restricting videos) i miss the edgy early 2000s the age of Nu Metal (aside from Limp Bizkit ruining it in the 90s and bringing out a bunch of Nu Metal bands that died out) System Of A Down Linkin Park Evanescence and the Cybergoths who used to be ravers in the 90s, became a little more industrial, and began donning in dreadlocks, fuzzy boots, plated vests , goggles and gas masks in the 2000s and early 2010s also the age of Newgrounds, Armor Games, Kongegrate, Friv, Ninja Kiwi and flash games and edgy OCs (long hair, trench coats, red colors, guns) Madness Combat, Thing Thing, Bunny Kill The Original Hunt and The Hunt: Operation Phoenix the age of UA-cam: Broadcast Yourself the saga of the Techno Viking and the ballin Chad Warden (and also the rise of weaboos, bronies and furries) and not only that, but also couch splitscreen remember back when Halo had splitscreen ? those were the good old times until 343 removed splitscreen
Sam Rivers and John Otto too. The way the three of them weave together John's jazzy drumming, Sam's funky bass, and Wes' dissonant guitar riffs is incredible. Nothing else in rock has really sounded quite like it. These guys play so well off each other.
bro same here!! been trying to explain this to people for some time. almost every nu metal band of that time had that weird matrix, halo alien dystopia feel to it. nothing like it today
All the musicians in this band are legit. It’s the cool thing to crap all over them, but the fact is they’re all talented individuals who have created some interesting music, especially of course the incredibly unique Wes Borland.
Just a Shame when he went solo he totally wasted his chance at something great! Big dumb face what a stupid slap in our faces. Even now whatever he does sucks. It's timing and commitment.
@@philyates7670 I'm sorry, just my opinion. I was so into limp bizkit around 98 99 They were great. Fred Durst was kind of a tool and that song My Way, I always thought it was a Fuck you to Wes and the other members. (I'm probably totally wrong) It wasn't much longer after that album that Borland quit or was fired. Durst then went on to try and find a replacement and did it on MTV and the whole thing had a mainstream nasty lame approach and execution. I'd love a whole album of LB without vocals. So having said that, Wes Borland goes on to release Big Dumb Face. I was excited to hear about that back then. Well when I finally get ahold of WB BDF, it was a total shock and disappointment. I was soooo mad. Here was his chance to prove to everyone that he was one of the top Key players in that band and was never gonna be replaceable. Both bands ended up sucking so bad. I might have my time lines mixed up, certain facts wrong, but in the end it wasn't till a decade later that Wes finally did an album that was good, but was too late. Any thoughts?
@@russellpaloor8225 Big Dumb Face was never meant to be taken seriously, it was Wes having some fun, but I know what you mean. I always felt Limp Bizkit were a great band that sheepishly followed a poor front man who sold them out to further his own PR image. The lyrics got lazier as time went on and the band suffered as a result. The music videos took away how great they were musically by repeating the same cheesy format. Look at the track Gold Cobra. Musically tight and great, but lyrically lazy, cliched and shit with a terrible chorus and a music video that Limp Bizkit had done to death. Hold On and Boiler were the main two tracks that I thought were great overall on Chocolate Starfish and the last two great tracks that the band put out and last decent video that actually let the music be taken seriously. You should check out Black Light Burns. I think you'll like it. Cruel Melody is a great album.
2022 is as bad time to be 36, but man I am so gratefull I was born right on time to enjoy Nu Metal. Being 15 years old in 2001 was one of the best things that could happen to anyone.
@@redeyestones3738 In my opinion, music was better at this time than when i was 15… that was 2007, the emo era. I didn’t love it then and i don’t love it now. It’s not always only about the age you were.
@@laurisaarinen1126 music is better when you're 15, because there's so much you haven't heard yet, and you're at that age where everything hits some kind of emotional spark. So ya, it totally has to do with age.
@@ryanoz5374 it hits different when that part plays, your outside at night and you look up at the stars. Its such a magical feel which is so indescribable
My older brother hated nu-metal and used to make fun of me all the time for listening to it when we were younger. But later I realized it was the aggro vocals and lyrics that turned him off. Thanks to UA-cam I recently played him a few isolated instrumental tracks like this one and others by Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park and Korn. He was blown away by how good the guitar, bass, and drum work was and shocked when I told him what bands he was listening to.
fred was the one picking these musicians...he was a producer before lb , he wanted a band to just jam...and it got bigger than he ever hoped they could be. He doesn't need to be a great singer, but he is a hell of a visionary, hell of a producer (Staind was also a mayor thing for the genre, and he put them on the map) . He got one of the best fusion (hip hop/metal) drummers anyone could get (john can play any style of music perfectly though) , one of the best active 5string bass player there was at the time (look him up) , then actually a pretty underrated GOD of fx guitar player , PLUS one hell of a sampler on lethal. Learn the genre people, limp bizkit and deftones are the one's that , at the very least, made nu metal something you know for more than 20 years. Without them , linkin park papa roach etc wouldn't exist
“I will give you every drop of sweat, every drop of blood, every ounce of energy I have. You are going to get the absolute best of The Rock at Wrestlemania.”
“I need to beat you Rock, I need it more than you can ever imagine, there can only be one World Wrestling Federation Champion and that will be Rock Stone Cold Steve Austin’
7 years, it has been for this video and it is brilliant to see people still finding it, and giving into it, and feeling it. And I am so glad that we guys, all of us are still here. I mean I know the world has taken to shit from music to everything else. But in the middle of it all, there's this. Obscure and hidden, avoidable to those willing to find. Thank you Nick for bringing all of us together. I am having such a "my fucking people" moment right now. Love every single one of y'all. If anyone happens to fly to India ever, I'll be more than happy to assist and help you. Sorry for the emotional outburst.
This song without the lyrics makes me feel like I am going through time reliving all the great memories on my death bed. Love this song. Such a happy peace.
I used to show my brother the 'My Way' instrumental back in the Comcast On-Demand days. It was a demonstration in really tight song-writing. Listening to the instrumental, your mind fills in the gap of Fred's melody while allowing you to hear the INCREDIBLY produced foundation. Buried underneath, you can hear Wes' intricate delay-heavy riffs playing something you clearly couldn't hear beforehand - it's so good. You can even hear really cool things that John and Sam are doing while never ever letting up on that groove. We used to make up new melodies and harmonies on top, imagining what it would sound like if Scott Weiland or Layne Staley were the vocalists.
One of the greatest riffs and songs of all time. Captures a moment, a feeling in time. Straight back to my childhood I go with this song. It brings up happiness and sadness all at the same time.
Love how so many people rip on fred. The lyrics tell a story. The beat sets the tone. I love the instrumental I do like Fred's voice but I'll admit it did get annoying in some songs at some spots in them. But overall their a very hated band for some stupid reasons..
For me the problem was that musically they were excellent, but ever since Significant Other the lyrics have largely either been lazy, recalls to previous songs or just tired cliches. The music is let down by Fred Durst, simple as. Add to that their music videos have been largely dumb since Chocolate Starfish with the exception of Boiler, where most treat the band and the song like they're a novelty. Fred directs a lot of these. Coincidence? That's why I think a lot of people got put off them and why they weren't taken seriously. Nu Metal was struggling to be taken serious as it stood so it wasn't helped when someone backs up the claims of it being a dumb genre by doing dumb things within it. Look at the song Gold Cobra. Vintage Limp Bizkit. Musically a solid tune with Wes, John and Sam all on point. But the lyrics and chorus are fucking shit and the video is diabolical. Once again, a LB song let down badly due to Fred's involvement.
The opening riff reminds me of being on a late night road trip, and coming on the bright and clean lights of a gas station. Its a contrast from the darkness and headlights of everything else, yet its all the same. Its cold and distant, yet comforting and at home from monotony of a late night drive. You pull in, letting your eyes adjust to the clinical yet dirty feel of the station. For a brief moment your deceived into thinking its day, but sadly it isn't. This song will always be great, and gives me an immense nostalgia to a time I miss dearly.
Skeler - Big Shot Cream Soda, used a sample of My Way, the guitar part in the beginning. It's also a night drive-ish song. Dunno if it'll be your kind of stuff though
@@HeyBigChriss Fred was good, the reason people don't like him because outside of music, he was a jerk. I don't know about now, but lots of controversies because he would talk sh#t bout everyone. I actually really love his vocals but man, he could definitely be a peen publicly
The low low-octave singing voice he uses during the verses of LB songs is actually pretty good, but when he does that whiny high-pitched yelling voice for the chorus he sounds awful.
Still better than todays music with no vocals. They were quickly considered the joke In the late 90's early 00's era and still the worst of that time shits on the best of today. Outside of UA-cam and discovering non-major label music for yourself great popular music is dead. classic mainstream albums are dead. nobody knows how to make a dope hook or memorable melody anymore it's all the same style , same auto tune , no individuality , no smash hits that deserve it.
Fred Durst's voice always annoyed me and made it hard to appreciate Limp Bizkit's music. But if you listen to their instrumental tracks like this, the drum, bass, and guitar work that John Otto, Sam Rivers, and Wes Borland put into these songs is incredible. They play so well together and create such an awesomely unusual sound.
Without Fred, limp biscuit likely would have never received the notoriety that they did. That being said, they also wouldn't make for such a great punch line.
It is when a sub par rapper and singer but a hell of a visionary and bussinessman surrounds himself with the best musicians he could find on the market back then. Sam and Otto are probably the tightest rythm section in the geanra, Wes is such an underrated guitarist and does all the album art, quirky genius. DJ Lethal is just that, lethal on the turntables and is not afraid to experiment. Just watch him do a "turntable solo" on Metallica Sanatarium cover. They weren't afraid to do what they wanted. Fred is a douche but the rest of the guys are genius.
That image is very fitting. The rapper is gone, let the music speak for itself.
Damn low-key deep.
Good one
armydude102 thats why I chose it! I also had this T-shirt as a kid
armydude102 the rapper(Fred durst) is still alive lol
@@omerbrooklyn8716 not sure why but this made me lol. Im trying to understand what op means.
The instrumental is the epitome of the late 90s and early 00s
so is Limp Bizkit itself
Sad it'll never be the early 2000s again
yeah man
i'm proud to be a 2000s kid
even if i keep listening to 50s , 60s ,70s ,80s, 90s, i still love listening to 2000s
especially Trance and Rave music
even Punk rock music and industrial , and even New Wave music
and i'm already a teenager in 2021 , the last time i listened to Limp Bizkit for the first time was 2009
man it felt just like yesterday , just a day ago , i wish i could live in a world where it's all 90s and 2000s mixed together , from the cars to the fashion and slangs and lives , it was all simple back then
Yep ...life goes on
2021
Go to Germany it's early 2k there still lol they dig Limp etc.
@@OperatorMax1993 yep I'd love to see everyone in their nu metal clothes and the emos, myspace, MSN... when it was all about chatting and connecting and not virtue signalling and being offended at everything. when jackass meant you could go out and be crazy with your friends without people getting their phones out all the time to film everything. they were the best times.
@@thedishonestjeffsokol2489 yeah dude
and also the rise of flash games
youtube (back when they weren't removing, demonotizing or age restricting videos)
i miss the edgy early 2000s
the age of Nu Metal (aside from Limp Bizkit ruining it in the 90s and bringing out a bunch of Nu Metal bands that died out)
System Of A Down
Linkin Park
Evanescence
and the Cybergoths who used to be ravers in the 90s, became a little more industrial, and began donning in dreadlocks, fuzzy boots, plated vests , goggles and gas masks in the 2000s and early 2010s
also the age of Newgrounds, Armor Games, Kongegrate, Friv, Ninja Kiwi
and flash games
and edgy OCs (long hair, trench coats, red colors, guns)
Madness Combat, Thing Thing, Bunny Kill
The Original Hunt and The Hunt: Operation Phoenix
the age of UA-cam: Broadcast Yourself
the saga of the Techno Viking and the ballin Chad Warden
(and also the rise of weaboos, bronies and furries)
and not only that, but also couch splitscreen
remember back when Halo had splitscreen ? those were the good old times until 343 removed splitscreen
Wes Boreland is so underrated
Sam Rivers and John Otto too. The way the three of them weave together John's jazzy drumming, Sam's funky bass, and Wes' dissonant guitar riffs is incredible. Nothing else in rock has really sounded quite like it. These guys play so well off each other.
dj lethal is underrated
This era in music was so interesting on so many levels, idk but it somehow give me a feeling of dystopia or some form om quasi matrix type feeling.
AverageArts exactly what brought me here
bro same here!! been trying to explain this to people for some time. almost every nu metal band of that time had that weird matrix, halo alien dystopia feel to it. nothing like it today
It’s the best!
You described it perfectly bro
listen to "Everything" then this
Melodically and rhythmically, Sam's basslines and Wes' delayed riffs are so damn good👌🏿
dj lethal 🤙
All the musicians in this band are legit. It’s the cool thing to crap all over them, but the fact is they’re all talented individuals who have created some interesting music, especially of course the incredibly unique Wes Borland.
Bass and Guitar are genius in this song
@@diegstroX8032Fred Durst as a vocalist, is a great marketer.
For realz
Wes Borland is a god
Just a Shame when he went solo he totally wasted his chance at something great!
Big dumb face what a stupid slap in our faces.
Even now whatever he does sucks. It's timing and commitment.
@@russellpaloor8225 That's a bit harsh. Black Light Burns is excellent.
@@philyates7670 I'm sorry, just my opinion.
I was so into limp bizkit around 98 99
They were great. Fred Durst was kind of a tool and that song My Way, I always thought it was a Fuck you to Wes and the other members. (I'm probably totally wrong)
It wasn't much longer after that album that Borland quit or was fired.
Durst then went on to try and find a replacement and did it on MTV and the whole thing had a mainstream nasty lame approach and execution.
I'd love a whole album of LB without vocals.
So having said that, Wes Borland goes on to release Big Dumb Face. I was excited to hear about that back then. Well when I finally get ahold of WB BDF, it was a total shock and disappointment.
I was soooo mad. Here was his chance to prove to everyone that he was one of the top Key players in that band and was never gonna be replaceable.
Both bands ended up sucking so bad.
I might have my time lines mixed up, certain facts wrong, but in the end it wasn't till a decade later that Wes finally did an album that was good, but was too late.
Any thoughts?
@@russellpaloor8225 Big Dumb Face was never meant to be taken seriously, it was Wes having some fun, but I know what you mean.
I always felt Limp Bizkit were a great band that sheepishly followed a poor front man who sold them out to further his own PR image. The lyrics got lazier as time went on and the band suffered as a result. The music videos took away how great they were musically by repeating the same cheesy format. Look at the track Gold Cobra. Musically tight and great, but lyrically lazy, cliched and shit with a terrible chorus and a music video that Limp Bizkit had done to death. Hold On and Boiler were the main two tracks that I thought were great overall on Chocolate Starfish and the last two great tracks that the band put out and last decent video that actually let the music be taken seriously.
You should check out Black Light Burns. I think you'll like it. Cruel Melody is a great album.
@@BardiXOfficial Follow these steps
1. Shut the fuck up
2. Stop using the word underrated
3. Leave
Without the vocals this sounds like an almost ready Linkin Park(Hybrid Theory era) song.
o would kill to hear a version with Chester singing
Its like a reverse Hybrid Theory
C * tuning
The chords on chorus is 100% Linkin Park
2022 is as bad time to be 36, but man I am so gratefull I was born right on time to enjoy Nu Metal. Being 15 years old in 2001 was one of the best things that could happen to anyone.
Said everyone that ever lived, about the era in which they were young teenagers.
I was 9 but it was great tho, i got into music very early on.
@@redeyestones3738 In my opinion, music was better at this time than when i was 15… that was 2007, the emo era. I didn’t love it then and i don’t love it now. It’s not always only about the age you were.
@@laurisaarinen1126 music is better when you're 15, because there's so much you haven't heard yet, and you're at that age where everything hits some kind of emotional spark. So ya, it totally has to do with age.
@@laurisaarinen1126 what music did you love when you were 15 though? You've missed my point, i think
2:39 Favourite Part
2:19 that hi-hat work by John is brilliant. It works with the riff so well!
Easy but very cool 👍
Sam and John were incredible together. Seriously one of the most underrated bassist/drummer teams in rock.
Limp Bizkit is going viral again!! Been seeing them all over Tik tok and stuff going crazy!!
2:59 just BEAUTIFUL
Rock Vs Stone Cold Wrestlemania 17
Damn right
Dang sesshomaru picture and the rock
YESSSS
Oh no this just hit me hard in the feels
"I never asked Debra to be my manager, and I never wanted Debra to be my manager. The fact of the matter is, she's not my wife... she's YOUR wife."
2:39 - 2:59 god damn, I could listen to that on a loop for hours on end
ikr that shit scratches my brain
Same bro !! I hope that one day someone will hear our call and we will loop this passage on youtube.
@@ryanoz5374 it hits different when that part plays, your outside at night and you look up at the stars. Its such a magical feel which is so indescribable
You guys should really check out a small band called Tool
@@TheCarbunkleofTruth small?!?!
Chocolate Starfish was Borlands best album man, damn.
This shit man sounds amazing.. Terry Date... what a dude...
When the music stands by itself, you know it's something special.
all of a sudden Limp Bizkit is a good band.
Hilarious 💀
Best thing I've ever read about limp bizkit
They've always been a good band.
@Mun man 08 you didn’t grow up in the early 2000s then LMFAOOO
🤣🤣
I Love This. I Wish All Their Albums Had an Instrumental Version As Well.
My older brother hated nu-metal and used to make fun of me all the time for listening to it when we were younger. But later I realized it was the aggro vocals and lyrics that turned him off. Thanks to UA-cam I recently played him a few isolated instrumental tracks like this one and others by Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park and Korn. He was blown away by how good the guitar, bass, and drum work was and shocked when I told him what bands he was listening to.
one of the best instrumentals of all time and Creamer one of them aswell
MrRaving Rabbid Word up.
fred was the one picking these musicians...he was a producer before lb , he wanted a band to just jam...and it got bigger than he ever hoped they could be.
He doesn't need to be a great singer, but he is a hell of a visionary, hell of a producer (Staind was also a mayor thing for the genre, and he put them on the map) .
He got one of the best fusion (hip hop/metal) drummers anyone could get (john can play any style of music perfectly though) , one of the best active 5string bass player there was at the time (look him up) , then actually a pretty underrated GOD of fx guitar player , PLUS one hell of a sampler on lethal. Learn the genre people, limp bizkit and deftones are the one's that , at the very least, made nu metal something you know for more than 20 years. Without them , linkin park papa roach etc wouldn't exist
Limp Bizkit formed in 1994. Papa roach formed in 1993
Also, he was a music video director for his project and others. Control of Puddle of Mudd's music video was directed by him, in example
Staind , Puddle of mudd , Cold , Three days grace , Bones all his productions
@@dimetilldeath limp bizkit and deftones made the scene, even when papa roach started earlier.
Papa roach is one of my favourite bands tho
props to Lethal with higj enfasis, that dude got sound
2:19
I LOVE THIS PART!
Foto do Yodão
Fuckin A, best part of the track
WWF used to play this at the end of the show, doesn't get more 90s and 00s than that. Simple times
0:59 those high reverb guitar notes in the background 👌
“I will give you every drop of sweat, every drop of blood, every ounce of energy I have. You are going to get the absolute best of The Rock at Wrestlemania.”
“I need to beat you Rock, I need it more than you can ever imagine, there can only be one World Wrestling Federation Champion and that will be Rock Stone Cold Steve Austin’
2:38 is godlike! I love this song so much.
0:59
Pantera - Floods
Losing grip
Perfect skateboarding music. Why can’t music be as good as it was in the 90s and early 2000s. Why can’t we bring that music back.
I recommend listening to Fleshwater,Narrowhead,Bleed,Money,Vein FM,and Soul Blind if you want a very y2k sound done well these days.
It brings me back to playing driving games on the ps1
Man, Wes Borland is a melody master
This and Youth of the Nation instrumental hit different cruising down endless roads during dusk
Dude yes. I need more songs like them
Listen to the mashup!
Damn i have never realized how good that song sounds until this instrumental version. Nice one!!🤘
FAVORITE INSTRUMENTAL IN THE WORLD!!!!
I wish they would release an instrumental version of all their records
7 years, it has been for this video and it is brilliant to see people still finding it, and giving into it, and feeling it. And I am so glad that we guys, all of us are still here. I mean I know the world has taken to shit from music to everything else. But in the middle of it all, there's this. Obscure and hidden, avoidable to those willing to find. Thank you Nick for bringing all of us together. I am having such a "my fucking people" moment right now. Love every single one of y'all. If anyone happens to fly to India ever, I'll be more than happy to assist and help you. Sorry for the emotional outburst.
My pleasure! 🖤
bro, those soft guitar parts literally sound nostalgic even though ive been listening to limp bizkit for about 3 years
This song without the lyrics makes me feel like I am going through time reliving all the great memories on my death bed.
Love this song. Such a happy peace.
I used to show my brother the 'My Way' instrumental back in the Comcast On-Demand days. It was a demonstration in really tight song-writing. Listening to the instrumental, your mind fills in the gap of Fred's melody while allowing you to hear the INCREDIBLY produced foundation. Buried underneath, you can hear Wes' intricate delay-heavy riffs playing something you clearly couldn't hear beforehand - it's so good. You can even hear really cool things that John and Sam are doing while never ever letting up on that groove.
We used to make up new melodies and harmonies on top, imagining what it would sound like if Scott Weiland or Layne Staley were the vocalists.
Big Thanks to this legend
It's lit, the acoustic and bass lines are inspired. Thanks man!
goosebumps , good old times, memories. all in one ❤💯
this is timeless
Brings back memories
🔥🔥🔥
This is the correct version of this song thank you
His guitar parts are simply amazing in this track. So thanks for posting this homie, you did me a major solid :D
I never thought that the guitar play was this great
So smooth
THANK YOU FOR THIS
No problem
This is awesome :)
Omg this is art for my soul
One of the greatest riffs and songs of all time. Captures a moment, a feeling in time.
Straight back to my childhood I go with this song. It brings up happiness and sadness all at the same time.
Owesone Limp Bizkit 👏👏👏👍
Love how so many people rip on fred. The lyrics tell a story. The beat sets the tone. I love the instrumental I do like Fred's voice but I'll admit it did get annoying in some songs at some spots in them. But overall their a very hated band for some stupid reasons..
For me the problem was that musically they were excellent, but ever since Significant Other the lyrics have largely either been lazy, recalls to previous songs or just tired cliches. The music is let down by Fred Durst, simple as.
Add to that their music videos have been largely dumb since Chocolate Starfish with the exception of Boiler, where most treat the band and the song like they're a novelty. Fred directs a lot of these. Coincidence? That's why I think a lot of people got put off them and why they weren't taken seriously. Nu Metal was struggling to be taken serious as it stood so it wasn't helped when someone backs up the claims of it being a dumb genre by doing dumb things within it.
Look at the song Gold Cobra. Vintage Limp Bizkit. Musically a solid tune with Wes, John and Sam all on point. But the lyrics and chorus are fucking shit and the video is diabolical. Once again, a LB song let down badly due to Fred's involvement.
Bruh the worst band nickelback
@@dragonborndylan7609 any idiot who liked Dragons in high school ALSO like nickelback. Thanks for exposing your self though IDIOT
@@philyates7670 nope
@@philyates7670 just shut the fuck up Tina
It's a great song but lets face it we are here for WrestleMania X7
For me, both
Fuck no lol I'm here for the sheer memories! Unless you're a kid and only know this from a video game
What a comment 😂 that promo though 👌🏻
Yes great song, nope for wrestling
FOR WRESTLING! 👋🏾
Always liked this melody
Bass line is lit!
Wes is the man👍
The opening riff reminds me of being on a late night road trip, and coming on the bright and clean lights of a gas station. Its a contrast from the darkness and headlights of everything else, yet its all the same. Its cold and distant, yet comforting and at home from monotony of a late night drive. You pull in, letting your eyes adjust to the clinical yet dirty feel of the station. For a brief moment your deceived into thinking its day, but sadly it isn't. This song will always be great, and gives me an immense nostalgia to a time I miss dearly.
U describe something that i never experienced yet familiar! 👍👍👍😭😭😭😭😭
Skeler - Big Shot Cream Soda, used a sample of My Way, the guitar part in the beginning. It's also a night drive-ish song. Dunno if it'll be your kind of stuff though
@@Roizell Just checked out the track, really smooth sounding. Really like the use of the guitar sample in it, sounds really good.
This instrumental screams 2001
this is pretty dope
2000s was the Best.
This bass player is a fuckin rock, did not notice that when I was too cool for limp bizkit when I was 13, whaddaya know
I think this about Blink 182, with the drums.
insaneeeeeeeee
Childhood flashbacks man!
One of the first songs I remember from when I first moved to my hometown when I was 5.
love the fact these guys are one of the baddest bands alive and they still dont care.that,is awesome and respectful.
Always and forever
I like it, nice one
Que instrumental ótima!
Cara insano esse som, sem palavras limp bizkit incrível demais
One of the greatest tracks of my younger life growing up 🤘🏼🔥 anyone who hates on LP can catch a fade
I love it
Muy buen trabajo del baterista.
BANGER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Best band ever
So good,Bro'...!
It's ever a matter of taste, but I think this song has the perfect sound.
Thanks for doing this. I had no idea this track was so interesting underneath Fred's wailing.
Cold.
That bass is *vibey*
Does anyone elce get total relaxation in the heart and put you in a good mood when you hear this instrumental. This is music from my time.
It is ambient,I hope they have remix with all clean guitar song (no distortion)
JUST ONE MORE FIGHT ABOUT YOUR LEADERSHIP🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️💯💯💯💯
Still listen👌🏻
wes borland você é como um pai pra mim
Fred wasn't terrible, but it was far below the level of the rest.
Now that's the Truth of the band. Still Borland, Rivers & Otto are underrated because of his ego, i guess
Fred is the Best.
Fred was a legend.
@@HeyBigChriss Fred was good, the reason people don't like him because outside of music, he was a jerk. I don't know about now, but lots of controversies because he would talk sh#t bout everyone. I actually really love his vocals but man, he could definitely be a peen publicly
PIERCESTORM PRODUCTIONS I heard he’s grown a lot recently. Seems to be a decent fellow now.
Feels weird listening to this and expecting Fred to come in.
Damn the guitar intro
I'm gonna use this as a background track for a boss fight in my DnD game
why need drugs when you got wes' riffs sending your brain to space.
Thanks shazam
No offense to Fred, but the instrumental itself is just so majestic. Kinda gives me the same vibes that Minerva by Deftones does.
Ironically while I like this instrumental this was one of the few songs I actually quite liked Fred's singing in. I liked his softer singing.
The low low-octave singing voice he uses during the verses of LB songs is actually pretty good, but when he does that whiny high-pitched yelling voice for the chorus he sounds awful.
My brother isn’t even a massive metal head more of a hippy but out of every band he’s seen live he said Limp Bizkit were by far the best
2:39 - 2:59 reminds me of high school for some reason
Still better than todays music with no vocals. They were quickly considered the joke In the late 90's early 00's era and still the worst of that time shits on the best of today.
Outside of UA-cam and discovering non-major label music for yourself great popular music is dead. classic mainstream albums are dead. nobody knows how to
make a dope hook or memorable melody anymore it's all the same style , same auto tune , no individuality , no smash hits that deserve it.
Nice
Pre-9/11 was a different era all its own. Crazy times too
💥LB
limp bizkit is one of those bands I absolutely hated when I was a kid but as an adult this music really hits home it means so much more
Fred Durst's voice always annoyed me and made it hard to appreciate Limp Bizkit's music. But if you listen to their instrumental tracks like this, the drum, bass, and guitar work that John Otto, Sam Rivers, and Wes Borland put into these songs is incredible. They play so well together and create such an awesomely unusual sound.
The great Wes Borland..good job with the stems!..check out his band Black Light Burns..they have 3 albums and sounds great..thanks for upload this!
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Without Fred, limp biscuit likely would have never received the notoriety that they did. That being said, they also wouldn't make for such a great punch line.
It is when a sub par rapper and singer but a hell of a visionary and bussinessman surrounds himself with the best musicians he could find on the market back then.
Sam and Otto are probably the tightest rythm section in the geanra, Wes is such an underrated guitarist and does all the album art, quirky genius. DJ Lethal is just that, lethal on the turntables and is not afraid to experiment. Just watch him do a "turntable solo" on Metallica Sanatarium cover. They weren't afraid to do what they wanted. Fred is a douche but the rest of the guys are genius.