Info about Limp Bizkit
Rap-Rock / Nu-Metal (Modern Rock) band from Jacksonville, Florida (USA).
Formed 1994
Forming as "Limp Biscut", changing to "Limp Bizkut", and again later to "Limp Bizkit" (though some concert flyers would continue to credit them as "Limp Bizkut" well into late 1997).
[b]Current Members:[/b]
[a=Fred Durst] - Vocals (1994-)
[a=John Otto] - Drums (1994-)
[a=Wes Borland] - Guitar, Backing vocals (1995-1996, 1996–2001, 2004–)
[a=Leor Dimant] (DJ Lethal) – Turntables/Sampling\Programming (1996–2012, 2018-)
[b]Former Members:[/b]
[a=Sam Rivers (2)] - Bass/Backing vocals (1994-2025 (passed away October 18, 2025))
[a=Rob Waters (2)] – Guitar (1994–1995)
[a=Terry Balsamo] – Guitar (1996)
[a=Mike Smith (15)] – Guitar (2002–2004)
[b]Former touring & session musicians:[/b]
[a=Tsuzumi Okai] – Bass (2018)
[a=Samuel G. Mpungu] – Bass (2015–2017)
[a=Franko Carino] (DJ SK3L3TOR) – Sampling/Programming/Backing Vocals (2013–2017)
[a=Sammy Siegler] – Drums (2005)
[a=Brian Welch] – Guitar (2003)
[a=Scott Borland] – Keys (1996)
Formed 1994
Forming as "Limp Biscut", changing to "Limp Bizkut", and again later to "Limp Bizkit" (though some concert flyers would continue to credit them as "Limp Bizkut" well into late 1997).
[b]Current Members:[/b]
[a=Fred Durst] - Vocals (1994-)
[a=John Otto] - Drums (1994-)
[a=Wes Borland] - Guitar, Backing vocals (1995-1996, 1996–2001, 2004–)
[a=Leor Dimant] (DJ Lethal) – Turntables/Sampling\Programming (1996–2012, 2018-)
[b]Former Members:[/b]
[a=Sam Rivers (2)] - Bass/Backing vocals (1994-2025 (passed away October 18, 2025))
[a=Rob Waters (2)] – Guitar (1994–1995)
[a=Terry Balsamo] – Guitar (1996)
[a=Mike Smith (15)] – Guitar (2002–2004)
[b]Former touring & session musicians:[/b]
[a=Tsuzumi Okai] – Bass (2018)
[a=Samuel G. Mpungu] – Bass (2015–2017)
[a=Franko Carino] (DJ SK3L3TOR) – Sampling/Programming/Backing Vocals (2013–2017)
[a=Sammy Siegler] – Drums (2005)
[a=Brian Welch] – Guitar (2003)
[a=Scott Borland] – Keys (1996)
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| Subgroup | Group | Game | Remix | Instrumental | ||
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| Limp Bizkit - Composer | ||||||
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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 |
NO
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Ungrouped | Custom | Project Velocity |
NO
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NO | |
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Limp Bizkit - My Way / Associated genres: Nu Metal | |||||
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Others | Custom | The Fast and the Furious |
NO
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NO | |
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Ungrouped | Custom | Project Velocity |
NO
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NO | |
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Limp Bizkit - Nookie / Associated genres: Rap Metal | |||||
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Ungrouped | Custom | Project Velocity |
NO
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NO | |
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Limp Bizkit - Nookie (Androids Vs. Las Putas Remix) / Associated genres: Big beat | |||||
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Found in game files | 1st March 2002 build | Test Drive (2002) / TD Overdrive: The Brotherhood of Speed |
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Limp Bizkit - Nookie (Neptunes Remix) / Associated genres: Hip-Hop | |||||
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Found in game files | 1st March 2002 build | Test Drive (2002) / TD Overdrive: The Brotherhood of Speed |
YES
(Neptunes Remix) |
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Limp Bizkit - Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle) / Associated genres: Nu Metal | |||||
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Appears in credits | Custom | The Fast and the Furious |
NO
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NO | |
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Soundtrack | PSP | Juiced Eliminator |
NO
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NO | |
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Ungrouped | Custom | Project Velocity |
NO
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NO | |
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The Fast and the Furious (soundtrack album only) | Custom | The Fast and the Furious |
NO
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NO | |
