Limp Bizkit, Creed and a handful of other rock and metal artists made Rolling Stone's new list of the 50 Worst Album Covers of All Time. Skip to main content Skip to site footer. Home; ...

Limp Bizkit got their start with 1997’s Three Dollar Bill, Y’All, quickly establishing themselves as one of the top new voices in nu-metal.A cover of George Michael’s “Faith ...

Limp Bizkit have been playing their unique version of the Who’s “Behind Blue Eyes” during live shows since including the 1971 Who’s Next classic on their 2003 Results May Vary album. On ...

Universal Music Group and its sub-labels released every Limp Bizkit album until 2011. The complaint claims UMG implements a “fraudulent” policy “deliberately designed” to withhold ...

But was Limp Bizkit really to blame for Woodstock ’99 devolving into a fiery riot? Extreme heat, shortage of supplies, ... The Worst Album Covers Ever, From Boring to WTF.

The 50 Worst Album Covers of All Time: Kanye, ... Five Gollum-looking dudes lolling around on a bed of nitrate-infused meat? Sure, that’s a fair representation of Limp Bizkit.

Limp Bizkit released its debut album, Three Dollar Bill Y’all, in 1997. Though the album saw a slow start, the band eventually garnered fame with a cover of George Michael’s hit “Faith.” ...

Nu metal band Limp Bizkit, ... the band was joined by surprise guest Ed Sheeran for a cover of The Who’s “Behind Blue Eyes ... (whose album Angelic 2 the Core we called “the A Love ...

Limp Bizkit coming to Alabama on ... supporting a 2021 album, ... Tracks on that record include “Dad Vibes,” “Snacky Poo,” “Out of Style,” “Pill Popper” and a cover of “Don’t ...

Limp Bizkit, Creed and a handful of other rock artists made Rolling Stone‘s new 50 Worst Album Covers of All Time list. While an album’s artwork isn’t necessarily as important as its musical ...

Limp Bizkit have been playing their unique version of the Who’s “Behind Blue Eyes” during live shows since including the 1971 Who’s Next classic on their 2003 Results May Vary album.

During the nu-metal band’s Friday night performance, they were joined by the country star for a cover of The Who’s 1971 track, which Limp Bizkit recorded for their fourth album ‘Results May ...