Info about Limp Bizkit
Rap-Rock / Nu-Metal (Modern Rock) band from Jacksonville, Florida (USA).
Limp Bizkit formed in 1994 under the name "Limp Biscut". In 1996 they changed the spelling of the name to "Limp Bizkut", and again later that year to "Limp Bizkit" (though some concert flyers would continue to credit them as "Limp Bizkut" well into late 1997). Their work is marked by Durst's abrasive, angry lyrics and Borland's sonic experimentation and elaborate visual appearance, which includes face and body paint, masks and uniforms, as well as the band's elaborate live shows.
Members:
[a=Fred Durst] - Vocals (1994-present)
[a=Sam Rivers (2)] - Bass, Backing Vocals (1994-present)
[a=John Otto] - Drums (1994-present)
[a=Wes Borland] - Guitar, Backing Vocals (1995-1996, 1996–2001, 2004–present)
[a=Leor Dimant] (DJ Lethal) – Turntables, Sampling, Programming (1996–2012, 2018-present)
Former members:
[a=Rob Waters (2)] – Guitar (1994–1995)
[a=Terry Balsamo] – Guitar (1996)
[a=Mike Smith (15)] – Guitar (2002–2004)
Former touring and session musicians:
[a=Tsuzumi Okai] – Live Bass (2018)
[a=Samuel G. Mpungu] – Live Bass (2015–2017)
[a=Franko Carino] (DJ SK3L3TOR) – Sampling, Programming, Backing Vocals (2013–2017)
[a=Sammy Siegler] – Drums (2005)
[a=Brian Welch] – Live Guitar (2003)
[a=Scott Borland] – Keyboards (1996)
Limp Bizkit formed in 1994 under the name "Limp Biscut". In 1996 they changed the spelling of the name to "Limp Bizkut", and again later that year to "Limp Bizkit" (though some concert flyers would continue to credit them as "Limp Bizkut" well into late 1997). Their work is marked by Durst's abrasive, angry lyrics and Borland's sonic experimentation and elaborate visual appearance, which includes face and body paint, masks and uniforms, as well as the band's elaborate live shows.
Members:
[a=Fred Durst] - Vocals (1994-present)
[a=Sam Rivers (2)] - Bass, Backing Vocals (1994-present)
[a=John Otto] - Drums (1994-present)
[a=Wes Borland] - Guitar, Backing Vocals (1995-1996, 1996–2001, 2004–present)
[a=Leor Dimant] (DJ Lethal) – Turntables, Sampling, Programming (1996–2012, 2018-present)
Former members:
[a=Rob Waters (2)] – Guitar (1994–1995)
[a=Terry Balsamo] – Guitar (1996)
[a=Mike Smith (15)] – Guitar (2002–2004)
Former touring and session musicians:
[a=Tsuzumi Okai] – Live Bass (2018)
[a=Samuel G. Mpungu] – Live Bass (2015–2017)
[a=Franko Carino] (DJ SK3L3TOR) – Sampling, Programming, Backing Vocals (2013–2017)
[a=Sammy Siegler] – Drums (2005)
[a=Brian Welch] – Live Guitar (2003)
[a=Scott Borland] – Keyboards (1996)
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Limp Bizkit - 9 Teen 90 Nine / Associated genres: Nu Metal, Rap Metal | |||||
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Others | Custom | The Fast and the Furious |
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Ungrouped | Custom | Project Velocity |
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Limp Bizkit - My Way / Associated genres: Nu Metal | |||||
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Others | Custom | The Fast and the Furious |
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Ungrouped | Custom | Project Velocity |
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Limp Bizkit - Nookie / Associated genres: Rap Metal | |||||
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Ungrouped | Custom | Project Velocity |
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Limp Bizkit - Rollin' / Associated genres: Nu Metal | |||||
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Appears in credits | Custom | The Fast and the Furious |
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Soundtrack | PSP | Juiced Eliminator |
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Ungrouped | Custom | Project Velocity |
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The Fast and the Furious (soundtrack album only) | Custom | The Fast and the Furious |
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