Sabotage Bad Albums #5 Limp Bizkit - Results May Vary Album Review
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- We are here with a finale to a brief series that I wanted to finish on a lengthy note with an album that many people do despise and say it was a big meltdown of any music from at first being a successful band to a disaster on a dumpster of wrecking emotions on awful feel and expression.
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This album isn't even that bad lol, people really overhate this album
You mean overhated?
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It's just a simple mistake lol
“Results May Vary” alongside KoЯn’s “Take a Look in the Mirror” released two months later were two albums that single handedly killed the Nu Metal genre once and for all. At least TALITM was slightly much better than RMV and KoЯn survived Nu Metal’s demise although the former album was the beginning of the band’s “flop era” which would last until 2013’s “The Paradigm Shift” which had Brian “Head” Welch return as guitarist.
This album is trash but it was doomed from the start.
This album is trash, but I enjoy it as a trashy "popcorn" album.
I don't defend it, I just like it.
FYI - Oasis are one of my favourite ever bands.
Would love your thoughts on Standing On The Shoulder of Giants - underrated to me.
I have already reviewed that album.
This was a Limp Bizkit album that intentionally gets me concerned. That album wasn't the same without Wes Borland, who did insanely great riffs he did on the first three albums Three Dollar Bill Y'all$, Significant Other and Chocolate Starfish & The Hot Dog Flavoured Water. Every song on Results May Vary seemed a bit samey and the worst part about that album is basically Fred Durst overhyping the same lyrical topics on every song. For example he shouts out the same motto "Bring that beat back!", which was heard on the song Pollution, taken from the Three Dollar Bill album.
I love Limp Bizkit, don't get me wrong, but Results May Vary is one album from the band I would refuse to own. I prefer the first three albums from 1997 to 2000, which are 100% better than Results May Vary, and those albums have influenced me so much as a teenager growing up in 2011.
Fanx bruv
Anytime man